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===Artifact=== | ===Artifact=== | ||
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| − | The item is night indestructible, and generally of a high power level. It has some part in the plot, and is an objective sought by both heroes and villains. Besides its powers, it has a role in the plot - maybe its the one thing that can kill the high king, or it is the missing key to the great vault. Destroying an artifact can be a | + | The item is night indestructible, and generally of a high power level. It has some part in the plot, and is an objective sought by both heroes and villains. Besides its powers, it has a role in the plot - maybe its the one thing that can kill the high king, or it is the missing key to the great vault. Destroying an artifact is a major undertaking similar to breaking a [[Curse (Action)|Curse]], and can be the focus of an adventure or a whole campaign. |
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This is as Item Schtick for Action
Artifact
Item Limitation
The item is night indestructible, and generally of a high power level. It has some part in the plot, and is an objective sought by both heroes and villains. Besides its powers, it has a role in the plot - maybe its the one thing that can kill the high king, or it is the missing key to the great vault. Destroying an artifact is a major undertaking similar to breaking a Curse, and can be the focus of an adventure or a whole campaign.