Treasure (Grisaire Supplement)

The Twelve Divine Arms

Made from the bones and spirit of Primus, these twelve McGuffins are used by the maker gods themselves or bestowed upon their utmost champions. They are called arms, but they can take the form of things other than weapons. They are mostly written here for story purposes rather than utility for players.

Tome of Trinity

Tribore's book

Cape of Piercing

Spire Queen's robe

Cauldrons of Nether

Survelem's cookery

Dais of Despair

M'iaq's lectern is a circular disk that is large enough for any sized individual creature to stand on.

Deus, Ex, Machina

Igu-Rab-Ichi is a wielder of many weapons. One of his that he actually allowed a mortal to use was his legendary blade known as Deus Ex Machina. This mortal subsequently was consumed by the madness the sword bought, as it constantly buffets its user with fumes of smoke, blood, acridity, and visions of horrible scenes of battle. Before killing himself, the mortal, merely named Ich according to legend, broke the sword into three pieces and flung them into the sea so that no one else would fall to its curse. These pieces are Deus (blade tip), Ex (blade body and guard), and Machina (handle). Each one is a sentient portion of the whole blade, and they want to be reunited once more.

Each portion of the blade is currently fashioned into some other form that hides its true nature. When bought together, Deus Ex Machina appears like a red luck blade. However, it only has one charge for wish, which instantly brings the user to Igu-Rab-Ichi's realm, the Gate of Chains. The god will be the one to decide how the wish will be granted. Keep in mind that Igu-Rab-Ichi is far from a kind god. He seeks to grant wishes in ways that will cause only harm and corruption. After the wish has been granted, the user then is struck by indefinite madness. Rather than roll on the madness table's, the user simply no longer is able to talk coherently nor can they let go of the sword and will always hold it tightly with both hands. Their speech becomes nothing more than horrid screaming and choking sounds.

Eyes of Infinity

Plegothos' prized tools were two orbs that were believed to hold the power of Primus' sight. One looked indefinitely into the future and the other one revealed all that was past. Unfortunately, following a certain bet with Ongana, the orb of the past was destroyed. Some arcane scholars and even gurus in parts of the world say that the duplicitous goddess hid the shards of the orb where even Plegothos cannot find it. If gathered, the orb can be made again, though impaired.

The future orb is the source of many divined prophecies and series of prophecies of Grisaire. Plegothos keeps this under lock and key, only gracing his most devoted with whispers of divine knowledge. The following prophetical series is the oldest and supposedly still unfulfilled. Scholars of divination have spent years speculating about its meanings and the new, minor additions that can potentially change the entire thing. Gnostic scholars say it will foretell the end of the world...

Verse 1 Ere' came the beginning after the end. Came the beginning of the end again and again. Saw they did what was broken and on mend. On mend again and again and again.

Verse 2 There came a small bug that asked the time. Answered it to have none, the bug was stung. From the sting came a sore that festered, And there came the first whines.

Verse 3 Whine, whine, whine, to the end of time. Pick the sore, let it heal, let it fester. And so was the beginning and end Again and again and again.

Verse 4 When the callous forms too thick to pick anymore, Know the wound has reached its bone. Rot has entered core. What was hidden demands be shown.

Verse 5 (Unreleased) ' ' ' '

Verse 6 (Unreleased) ' ' ' '

Armis Deus

The three pieces of this armor were created as keys to the seal which keeps Primus' Id from escaping from the core of the world.

Other Treasures

Arachnomicron

A book of abominations, it is believed to be created by the goddess Resoolt, the Spire Queen.

Iron Rice Bowl

This is a bit of a storied item in Lozor. It is the original iron rice bowl, or 铁饭碗. It looks like a fairly innocuous bowl made of metal. According to legend, Orshiidi witnessed horrific famine in Lozor during the conquests of Sukan to unite the islands. Out of pity, he created this rice bowl that would never run out of fresh rice and gave it to Sukan as both a condition and a blessing for her endeavor. She was required to feed not only her troops, but everyone she came across. Sukan held up her end of the deal, and this was one of the crucial elements as to why she was successful, some believe. This side campaign via food became a linguistic idiom in Shou. Someone who has an "iron rice bowl" means that they have a stable livelihood and will not go hungry, foreseeably.

The original magic rice bowl is enshrined in the town of Tuoshu, where it was originally given to Sukan, allegedly. It is not known if the magic faded entirely once Sukan's conquests were complete, as the bowl has remained empty since Sukan's death. Some prophesize that great calamity and hunger will spur the rice bowl's magic once more. The bowl's magical abilities allowed it to always fill to the brim with hot, fresh white rice at the end of every hour. This rice will never go cold.

Draconic Fury

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	“ The gods have let the story slip out of their fingers. It is ours to control. ” —Scientist Griks Zalow, Premius Research Convention

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