Tag: Common
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Nectar Scoop Lantern 719
From: Viperscale Skimmer 742 Appearance: A delicate, handheld tool resembling a hummingbird’s beak, crafted from polished Stonebark and translucent hummingbird wings, with a small steam-powered chamber at its base fueled by elemental water and fire magic. The lantern emits a soft, prismatic glow from embedded Glow-Moss, adjustable via tiny levers, and is adorned with vine-like…
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Beetle Mandible Glaive 304
From: Viperscale Skimmer 742 Appearance: A short, curved blade forged from petrified Stonebark, shaped like an oversized rhinoceros beetle mandible, mounted on a lightweight haft of Ghost-Thorn Vine. The glaive is adorned with steam-powered pistons that enhance its swing, powered by elemental water and fire magic, and etched with glowing runes that pulse with a…
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Glide Tail Sheath 156
From: Viperscale Skimmer 742 Appearance: A flexible sleeve of Iron-Braid Vine and flying fish scales, encasing Zysskara’s prehensile tail, with a steam-powered mechanism at the barb’s base that adjusts its flexibility. The sheath is etched with luminescent runes that pulse in sync with the creature’s bioluminescence, glowing faintly gold. Magical Properties: Attunement: 1 minute (worn…
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Humming Wing Mantle 927
From: Viperscale Skimmer 742 Appearance: A lightweight harness of Moss-Weft Fibers and hummingbird feathers, draped over Zysskara’s first pair of wings. The mantle is interwoven with thin, steam-driven conduits that glow faintly with prismatic light, powered by elemental magic, and features tiny, adjustable flaps resembling flying fish fins. Magical Properties: Attunement: 1 minute (worn openly),…
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Chameleon Horn Veil 483
From: Viperscale Skimmer 742 Expanded Lore of the Chameleon-Horn Veil 483 In the annals of Saṃsāra’s ancient groves, where the wild magic of the forest weaves life into the very fabric of the world, the Chameleon-Horn Veil 483 emerges as a relic of both craftsmanship and mysticism, its origins shrouded in the mists of time.…
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Wild 232 of The Chromatic Probes
Lore: These tools were born from the frustration of a breeder of racing griffons in Saṃsāra’s early days. This breeder, a man named Fenris, was a master of animal husbandry but a novice in magic. He grew tired of the sheer unpredictability of his craft; a pairing of two champion griffons could result in a…
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Wild 131 of The Flaw Finders Loupe
Lore: In a world where magic is defined by the perfection of its conduit, Wild Magic is seen as a catastrophic failure. But one eccentric gemcutter, a man named Kaelen who lived in a dusty workshop in one of Saṃsāra’s sprawling megacities, saw it differently. He believed that the flaws in a crystal were not…
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Vodou 777 of The Serpents Embrace
Lore: In the chaotic early years of Saṃsāra, when souls from countless worlds first appeared, survival often depended on adapting to strange and unfamiliar food sources. One of the first communities was afflicted by constant sickness, especially among their children, whose bodies struggled with the alien flora. A desperate mother, a devout follower of the…
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Vodou 919 of the Barons Tasting Cup
Lore: Among the first souls to arrive in Saṃsāra from the world known as Earth were practitioners of the Vodou faith from Haiti. One such soul was a revered Manbo named Celestine, whose specialty was not in crafting charms for love or war, but in healing the afflictions of the belly and spirit. In her…
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Vodou 802 of the Gedes Garden Trowel
Lore: In the early centuries after the first souls began arriving on Saṃsāra, a small community of people from a place called Haiti materialized on a temperate, jungle-fringed island in the southern archipelago. They brought with them a deep connection to the spirits they served, the Lwa, and a reverence for their ancestors. One of…
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Tupilak 717 of Knucklebones of Whispering Spirit
Lore: The first Tunguska shamans on Saṃsāra learned quickly that the world was thick with spirits. While some bound powerful, angry spirits into constructs of vengeance, others pursued a quieter path. They discovered that lesser, more curious spirits—the spirits of flowing water, of the north wind, of clever foxes—could be coaxed into small, inanimate objects.…
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Tunguska 620 of the Weaver of Whispers
Lore: When avatars from the Tunguska traditions found themselves not in the great wild taiga but in the sprawling, bureaucratic cities of Saṃsāra, they had to adapt their magic to survive. They discovered that the spirits were not just in the trees and the rivers, but that a faint, lesser spirit—an echo of intent and…
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Tunguska 1908 of the Echo Drinkers Lens
Lore: When the first souls of the Nenets tradition arrived on Saṃsāra, they found themselves in a world teeming with spirits far different from their own. They discovered that violent actions and powerful emotions did not simply fade; they left a stain, a spiritual residue on the physical world. While a powerful shaman could enter…
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Transform 303 of the Predators Guise
Lore: In the early days following the arrival of souls on Saṃsāra, many communities found themselves at the bottom of the food chain. To survive against the world’s uniquely evolved and powerful monsters, they adopted a simple, brutal philosophy: to fight a beast, one must become a beast. Shamans and warriors began a tradition of…
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Tribal 216 of the Koru Ward
Lore: In the chaotic early days on Saṃsāra, the newly arrived souls faced dangers beyond monstrous creatures. The very magic of the world was wild and untamed, manifesting as storms of raw power and unpredictable surges of energy. To protect their communities, tribal shamans and artisans looked to their oldest traditions. They understood that the…
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Tribal 113 of the Gatherers Compass
Lore: When the first souls found themselves scattered across the verdant, and exceedingly dangerous, islands of Saṃsāra, survival was a matter of immediate trial and error. Many communities materialized in lush jungles and dense forests, surrounded by flora that was at once a potential feast and a potential poison. Starvation was as great an enemy…
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Traditional 5078 of the Mindforgers Amulet
Lore: Forged in the tranquil monasteries of the Mistpeak Sanctum, the Mindforger’s Amulet was crafted by Zhen-Kal, a soul summoned from a realm of silent contemplation. Zhen-Kal, a master of focused meditation, shaped this amulet from Claritystone fragments blessed by the sanctum’s meditative magical mists. The number “5078” commemorates the year a rare fog revealed…
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Traditional 9203 of the Hydromechanists Gauge
Lore: Crafted in the steam-driven workshops of the Tideforge Delta, the Hydromechanist’s Gauge was devised by Voryn-Tide, a soul summoned from a realm of hydraulic marvels. Voryn-Tide, a pioneer in fluid-powered machinery, forged this gauge from Tidecrystal fragments blessed by the delta’s rhythmic magical currents. The number “9203” marks the year a great flood unveiled…
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Traditional 3814 of the Liquidsmiths Phial
Lore: Forged in the damp caverns of the Dewdrop Hollows, the Liquidsmith’s Phial was created by Tivra-Seep, a soul summoned from a world of endless springs. Tivra-Seep, a master of collecting and distilling fluids, crafted this phial from Mistglass shards blessed by the hollows’ seeping magical waters. The number “3814” commemorates the year a rare…
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Traditional 8139 of the Arrowweavers Thread
Lore: Forged in the misty workshops of the Mistveil Archipelago, the Arrowweaver’s Thread traces its origins to a legendary fletcher named Kael-Tor, a soul summoned from a realm of endless forests. Kael-Tor, skilled in crafting arrows that sang with the wind, wove this cord from Windreed fibers blessed by the archipelago’s swirling magical tides. The…
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Traditional 4721 of the Vital Cord
Lore: Crafted by the nomadic Weavers of the Sunchaser Isles, the Vital Cord is a braided talisman steeped in the folk magic traditions of Saṃsāra’s scattered communities. Legend holds that the first Vital Cords were woven from the fibers of Starbloom plants, blessed by the magical tides of the endless ocean and infused with the…
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Traditional 2876 of the Nazar Fishers Reed
Tier 1 • Common rarity • Slot: Two‑hand Tool (counts as one worn item when slung across the back) • Cost: 12 Silver, or 6 Nickel and 6 Silver • Weight: 2 lb • Length: 7 ft DescriptionA supple river‑reed rod harvested from the oases of the Karakum analogue. Its joints are wrapped in indigo goat‑gut thread; between each wrap a blue‑glass evil‑eye bead sits in amber resin, their concentric rings…
