Topic: Magical Artifact/Items Descriptions

Ammy Spiritor · Date: 2013-04-25 00:15 EST

All magical artifacts and magical items sold by the Alchemist's Fire will be described here and a cost if sold in live rp or when figured out.

Ammy Spiritor · Date: 2013-04-25 00:36 EST

Axes of the Twin Moons

Description:
The Axes of the Twin Moons are a set of throwing axes crafted out of dark steel. Upon the haft and side of the axe heads with a single chopping edge is set a gemstone of power on each axe. One axe has a diamond set on it and is enchanted with Shock and Thunder. The other axe has a sapphire set on it and is enchanted with Frost and Burst. Written on the sides of the axes in Moon Dwarven is the spell for Recall. The axes will return to the hands after thrown, even if they are taken. These axes are known to have a semi-sentient temper about them, often acting yin and yang with each other and with their owners by randomly shocking the hands or nipping with cold just for spite.

Cost: 1,500 Crowns

(Inspiration for magical artifact came from Live RP with Charles Blackstone in the shop.)

Ammy Spiritor · Date: 2013-07-09 22:46 EST

Ring of Musi

Effects:
Masks the presence and essence of the wearer from those sensitive to sensing life by cloaking the wearers soul and energy signature. The wearer can still be physically seen and the ring will not turn the wearer invisible or mask heat signature or sounds. A noted effect of the Ring of Musi is the wearer will never become drunk when worn.

Description:
A simple looking band of silver about one and a half inches in diameter and a half inch in width. The ring is thin in thickness. There is a groove running the full circumference of the ring and indented with a lost and dead language believed to be the Numby Orders script. The silver letters are back dropped by an blackish looking crimson rumored to be anything from crushed garnets to dried human blood.

History:
The Ring of Musi was once worn by Brother Leme Musi of the Numby Order of Monks in a realm long forgotten. The Numby monks were well known for their clarity of mind and almost oracle or far seeing abilities. However these mythical abilities demanded strict discipline of the body and mind. Brother Musi was formerly a well known drunk before he was sentenced to the Numby Order to become sober or face imprisonment for drunken conduct and crimes committed under the influence of strong drink. The abstinence of drinking the Numby Order believed and followed did not sit well with Brother Musi. He visited a mage in a nearby village when out to spread their knowledge for charity to keep the order funded. The mage was asked to craft him a ring to cloud the mythical powers of the Numby Order to allow him to slip out and drink his fill. The ring was crafted for the price of one of the Numby Orders most sacred teaching tomes. The ring was given to Brother Musi and the monk went about his drunken life. That life was soon ended though as the Numby Order was destroyed by the very mage that crafted the ring. Brother Musi was rumored to have been slain by the mage himself while in a drunken stupor. The soul of Brother Musi and his blood flowed over the ring and vanished. Rumors say the ring drunk his blood and merry soul. Others say the ring is cursed and will drink the blood and souls of anyone wearing it.

Requirements of Artifact:
The ring requires alcohol to drink, an effect apparent by the soul of Brother Musi still living in it. The ring must be dropped into a glass/mug/goblet/cup of alcohol to allow the ring to drink the liquid. The alcohol will vanish feeding the ring. This must be done every two days or the ring will cease to work until it has drunk again.

Cost: 600 silver crowns

((One of three artifacts inspired by the request of a stealth artifact by Xin.))

Ammy Spiritor · Date: 2013-07-09 22:50 EST

Pendant of Mist:

Effect:
The Pendant of Mist allows the wearer to transform into a misty form. This misty form obscures the presence of a soul, life signs and removes the issues of a body's weight and any noise made. The misty form can be detected as something magical still. The effects of the Pendant of Mist will last for only half an hour before the wearer solidifies into a body once more.

Description:
The Pendant of Mist is a long, slender rectangle of smoke quartz held upon a chain of brass by a series of a copper wires twining around the crystal like a net. The crystal is 5 inches long, 1 inch wide, 1 inch thick.

History:
The Pendant of Mist was acquired by Ammy Spiritor during a trip to a realm called Krynn. It was purchased at the tower of High Sorcery amid the Guardian Grove in exchange for information and a tome or two on the Philosophy of Alchemy and a sliver of a Philosopher's stone entrusted to the arch mage for research.

Requirements of Artifact:
The Pendant of Mist will allow the wearer to transform into mist a total of six times before it must be recharged. To recharge the pendant, it must be hung in mist during a waning moon night for the entire night.

Cost: 1,000 silver crowns

((One of three artifacts inspired by the request of a stealth artifact by Xin.))

Ammy Spiritor · Date: 2013-07-09 22:53 EST

Shadow Pearls:

Effects:
Shadow Pearls when worn renders the wearer the effect of being a shadow upon the floor or wall. No heat signature is detected, no soul energy, magical energy or life force is detected either. Noise and weight vanish as well. The only means of detecting the wearer is to note any unusually shadows not belonging to the surrounding. The shadow can be shaped by the will of the wearer.

Description:
Shadow Pearls is a string of 18 obsidian pearls on a black satin color usually worn about the neck, wrist or ankle. The obsidian pearls are about the size of a small glass marble and each one seems to never shine in light but remain a deep, dull black as if light was absorbed by them.

History:
Shadow Pearls are an often created artifact in the demon realms of Rugmor, on the world of Sliinkaa. They are never sold to mortals and are only found upon battlefields left over from holy wars or by taking them from the sealed shrines of demons themselves.

Requirements of Artifact:
Shadow Pearls require no recharging and are infinite in there use. However, the artifact is crafted for use by a demon and will start to turn any wearer using them to erode into the realms of darkness becoming a shade piece by piece with every use.

Cost: 3,000 silver crowns

((One of three artifacts inspired by the request of a stealth artifact by Xin.))

Ammy Spiritor · Date: 2015-11-10 17:58 EST

Coaster of Hospitality:

Effects:
The Coaster of Hospitality allows any drinking vessel placed upon it to refill with whatever liquid the vessel had been filled with. The Coaster of Hospitality can refill a drinking vessel 10 times in before it must sit idle with no vessel on it and recharge its magical energy. It only takes 1 hour for the Coaster of Hospitality to recharge.

Description:
The Coaster of Hospitality can come in a variety of designs and shapes dependent on what the customer would like. This item is not an artifact or antique and is made to the customers specifications when an order is placed. However there are two popular designs that we do make if a customer does not have certain exacting demands.

Design One:
A 5 inch round disk of pewter with inlaid copper wire to mimic a parquet floor design that the vessel will sit upon. Cut glass beads of white and blue encircle the parquet floor. Carved into the face of the outer ring of pewter are the words: Toast to the Pleasure of Meeting Times. Upon the back of the pewter coaster is the Alchemist's Fires Logo.

Design Two: (RDI Variant)
A 5 inch round disk of pewter with inlaid copper wire to mimic a parquet floor design that the vessel will sit upon. Cut glass beads of white, red and sand stone encircle the parquet floor. Etched into the parquet of wire is the Red Dragon Inn Logo and embossed with gold leaf. Carved into the face of the outer ring of pewter are the words: Red Dragon Inn. Upon the back of the pewter coaster is the Alchemist's Fires Logo.
(Note: RDI Logo and Red Dragon Inn are property of the RDI.Dragonsmark.com and Isaura Simon. Logo slightly edited to fit application.)

Design Three:
A 5 inch round disk of pewter with inlaid wood slivers to mimic a parquet floor design that the vessel will sit upon. Cut glass beads of white, blue, red and topaz encircle the parquet floor. Etched upon the parquet floor is the Alchemist's Fire logo. Carved into the face of the outer ring of pewter are the words: Alchemist's Fire.

Design Four:
A 5 inch round disk of pewter with inlaid walnut wood that the vessel will sit upon. Cut glass beads of white, brass, and green encircle the walnut disc. Burned and lacquered upon the walnut wood is the Anniston Gardens Distillery logo. Carved into the face of the outer ring of pewter are the words: Anniston Gardens Distillery.

Customer Request Design:
Coaster of Hospitality G'nort Edition (Limited run only!):

Effects:
This Coaster of Hospitality allows any drinking vessel placed upon it to refill from the bottle, keg or tap that had filled it originally. Once that vessel is empty, the user must pour a new round into the mug from a new bottle, keg or tap. No magical conjuration of brews touch the vessels! Just a simple translocation spell from original container to drinking vessel. No recharging of the coaster is needed!

Description:
The coaster comes is a standard 5 inch round disk of pewter. With care and permission chips and leavings of brick were found from the old construction tasks of the various rings and forums of the dueling venue. With care and craft the pieces were cute, smoothed and inlaid into the pewter to lend a cobble-work flair of old world culture. Stirling silver and sapphire polished beads have been captured in crystal settings to provide sparkle and sensible dazzle around the brick cobble.

Gently chiseled into the brick and enameled are two war hammers paying to tribute to G'nort's favored weapon for dueling in Swords and pinning them in place a fine relief of a tankard to show his care and appreciation of a good brew. Inlaid with sapphire and diamond dust is the wording: 20yrs, G to commemorate his long service and standards in the duels. Around the face of the pewter ring is chiseled and enameled in black the words: I HEAR YOU DUEL? and the classic verse G'nort 3:16

Upon the back of the pewter coaster is the Alchemist's Fires Logo to show the maker. Only one set has been made. Were more to be wanted, interested parties would need to contact G'nort himself to authorize the rights and most likely a royalty fee.

Cost:
150 Silver Crowns per Coaster of either Design One, Two, Three or Four.
300 Silver Crowns per Six Pack of Coasters.
600 Silver Crowns per Dozen (12) Coasters.

For custom design, please submit a Customer Request order for a quote on what options and materials are available as well as price breaks on quantities of 50 or more.

Ammy Spiritor · Date: 2015-11-10 18:51 EST

Scroll of Hospitality:

Effects:
The Scroll of Hospitality allows either a drinking vessel or an eating vessel to placed on the scroll once it is unrolled. It can refill a drinking vessel 2 times and an eating vessel 2 times before the scroll crumbles to dust. The Scroll of Hospitality refills drinking vessels with the the liquid that the drinking vessel had been filled with. The same applies to any eating vessel placed on the scroll, it will refill that eating vessel with any edible food items that had been placed on it.

Description:
The Scroll of Hospitality is a bespelled piece of fine parchment paper. The paper can come in any design, pattern or thickness desired. An alchemy array is inked upon the parchment on one side. The other side shows two circles to give the user an approximate area to place either a drinking or eating vessel to be refilled.

Front:

Back:

Cost:
50 Silver Crowns for 3 Scrolls.
100 Silver Crowns for 6 Scrolls.
200 Silver Crowns for 12 Scrolls.

The following parchments are available at the shop:

If you would like to bring in your own parchment then the cost posted above is 1/2 half off.

Ammy Spiritor · Date: 2016-01-14 17:09 EST

Emergency Igloo Tin:

Effects:
The Emergency Igloo Tin provides a magically created igloo for times of need during a blizzard. Once it is constructed (4 minutes maximum time) the igloo can be entered by crawling through the entry tunnel. Within, the user will find several heavy fur pelts on the floor to keep them warm. Blankets, pillows and a fire pit with a fire going. The ice has been magically augment to prevent melting by heat (tested by dragon fire) and will hold up to all weather and impacts.

In addition to the lodgings a crate of emergency supplies will be found within as well containing hunting gear, fishing pole, several emergency lights, light spells, warming rocks, rations for one week for up to the three people and water to last for one week up to three people. One emergency teleport spell is available in the crate and a small radio and disposable phone.

The igloo can hold up to three people and will last for two weeks before the spell collapses.

Description:
The Emergency Igloo Tin is a simple, tin case the size of a pack of breath mints (4"x3"x2"). It is painted bright blue with a vibrant green medical cross upon it. There are two small magical glyphs in the shape of snow flakes at either end of the tin. The igloo created is a standard size igloo made of resilient, magical ice.
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The Emergency Igloo Tin was a project inspired by Izumi Takamini and researched, created and improve on by Ammy Spiritor, Aurthur and Icer Shimmerscale and Andu Kirost.

Cost:
Standard Emergency Igloo Tin: 1,000 Silver Crowns
Customized Emergency Igloo Tin: 1,500 - 5,000 Silver Crowns

Ammy Spiritor · Date: 2016-12-29 16:04 EST

Ring of Envy:
*Also Known As: Covetous Band or Desirous Consumption*

Effects:
A Ring of Envy, yes, there are many of them out there and all the same in effect, is a slave master/mistress to the one who wields it upon their finger. The bearer of the ring will find all of their desires, needs, wants and slightest whims catered too and made manifest in some way, shape or form. Many who have worn these rings have felt pure delight in having everything they ever wanted met and satiated, but herein lies the cost of the Ring of Envy. Whatever the ring has done or wrought to make your desires reality, is done with your soul, body and mind as payment to the Fates for making you happy. All regrets from the actions, events or course of history transpired to gain your desires cannot be undone. All thoughts, ill gotten treatment and loss are permanent. Thus is the true cost of the Ring of Envy.

Rumors say that if a wielder is killed by a cut purse, or the ring is stolen from owner, that the new owner now accepts the debts unknowingly and perpetuates this cycle until the Ring of Envy has brought a wearer to a full cycle of fulfillment then demise. Though no one is for sure what the true definition of 'demise' is for the rings as each case alters and changes with the desires and the owners they come into possession with.

Description:
A Ring of Envy appears as a silverish blue metal band with ribbing that shows promise of becoming much more beautiful. In many cases many merchants and jewelers have added to many Rings of Envy altering their original look and scattering them unknowing among so many treasuries and shops. Upon this silverish blue metal band sit a tri-point dais of gold set with three glowing topaz's buffets and polished into smooth pearl orbs. The gold dais is just a scant focal point for the large, green emerald set into the center of the ring for all to gaze upon as it glitters in the light, beckoning, calling to all.

History:
Queen Latricia Peregrine Courtright was the earliest patron known to posses a Ring of Envy in the notable works of B.B. Wrestfields -Enchanted Jewelry & What Not To Wear-. Circa 1406 SAE (Sovereign Axis Endures), Earth Realm 568, Queen L.P. Courtright came into owning a Ring of Envy after attending a court viewing of an infamous auction of the Northern Lights Trading Company. The trading company had reported coming into immense wealth and fortune on an expedition to the Northern Pole and had found a dormant volcano rife with treasures amassed for centuries. With none around to lay legal claim, all treasure was removed and auctioned off for profit. The ring Queen L.P. Courtright won was 1 of what is estimated to be 30 other similar rings in the collection that the Northern Lights Trading Company had catalogued.

Upon her winning, the Courtright's suffered immensely during their rule. Though the kingdom excelled in land acquisition, royal wealth and military might, it did little to cover the growing darkness in the kingdom. First it was the youngest of the Courtright's, found dead in a pond, an accident of a child at play and left attended. The middle child broke it's neck during a ride on horseback when a snake spooked said beast a month later. The eldest was taken ill during a simple skirmish war that was won. Upon arrival, he fell deathly ill, then into a coma, and finally passed on a year later.

The rest of the kingdom began to grow ill as well as the eldest was laid to rest. Many fled the kingdom, calling it cursed, others died in their sleep. Business that had done so well from the prosperity had met countless misfortunes and fires, and finally King Courtright passed away, consumed by the illness and driven mad by grief. He was found, his head dashed upon the cobblestones bellow in the courtyard. The queen, on her death bed, decreed all things be sold, taken away and removed, fearing curses on everything in fevered delirium. Her actions were too late. As the last of the treasury was removed, the Ring of Envy among it, she too, it is recorded, slipped into eternal sleep. The Courtright Kingdom to this day is abandoned, considered cursed and unclean.

Cost:
1,000 Silver Pieces