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[German] Sargnägel – Artefakte für Unknown Armies
A German article on weaponized cigarettes for Unknown Armies.
Magic
Inkfoot’s Inkwell – an artifact for D&D
Like the signet ring of the God-Emperor, the inkwell is a non-edition-specific artifact created for Freeya, a campaign world that was in use across several groups. Gibs are an apocryphal […]
[German] Warehouse 13 als Endlager für gefährliche Artefakte in einem Fantasysetting
Some thoughts on a possible Warehouse 13 equivalent for D&D campaign settings. In German.
Astral Lantern – an artifact for Shadowrun
Astral Lantern This dirty old lantern (not a lamp) possesses strange powers. When lit in the correct ritual, it exerts an irresistable pull on spirits and other astral creatures, which […]
[German] Quantendildo – ein Artefakt für Unknown Armies
Porn built the internet. And pornomancers build quantum computers, in this German article.
The Dragon Box – an artifact for The Red Star
The industrial The Red Starexploitation of dead people’s souls is may be a product of the modern age of the world of The Red Star, but the enslavement of Immortals, […]
Karmic Scales – an artifact for Shadowrun
Karmic Scales The origin and function of the magical powers of these outdated interfaceless electronic laboratory scales are unknown. Physically, the scales are decorated with a couple of simple magical […]
Signet Ring of the God-Emperor – an artifact for D&D
Surprisingly enough, this minor artifact, though specific to an older joint campaign setting, works across various incarnations of D&D. Signet Ring of the God-Emperor The signet rings of the Elysian […]
The Spear of the Last Warrior – an artifact for The Red Star
The genocide committed by the fledgling WTA upon the native peoples of New World was by no means the first or the last of its kind. It was, however, one […]
[German] Laborartefakte – Artefakte für Unknown Armies
This short article on the postmodern auguries of clinical laboratories and the artifacts they produce is currently only available in German.