When you activate this Artifact, you can choose to have the effect delayed until any specified time in the next week ignoring Focus and Grip requirements. You must make all decisions that will occur during the activation immediately. You can have up to 2 + ET x 3 activations stored in this way.

A creature wearing this collar does not count towards the number of creatures Bonded to you.

While wearing this pendant, gain +1 + ET/2 on Awareness with Displacement rolls.

While Focused on this Gripped glass orb, reduce the penalty you take on Awareness during a Scry effect by 1 + ET and you count as Focused on the subject of the Scry.

While wearing this pendant, reduce your penalty from Unaware by 1 + ET/2.

1 Resolve: For 1 round, the next time you use an ability while wearing these glasses, treat your Trained Tier with that ability as 1 + ET/4 higher for that use.

Lock 1 Movement type. Increase Bulk of this by Craft Tier squared.

1 Resolve: This orb of magical energy attunes to the steering device of a vehicle it is in contact with until it is no longer in contact or becomes attuned to another vehicle. This effect takes 1 minute to complete.

1 Energy: The steering device of the attuned vehicle can guide the vehicle to move at a speed of up to 1 + ET squared miles per hour for 10 minutes using the Locked Movement type. While moving more than half the maximum speed, the sound made by the vehicle is increased by 2 Tiers.

The vehicle cannot be more than 10 + 20 x ET squared Bulk. If multiple engines of the same Movement type are used at one on a single vehicle, add this Bulk restriction together, but use the maximum speed of the slowest one used.

1 Resolve: While wearing this pendant, gain +1 + ET on Break Illusion and defenses against Illusions for 1 minute.

While wearing this pendant, gain +1 + ET/2 on Priority rolls.

As you would suffer Wounded Tier that would bring your Wounded Tier on a part to be 12 or more, this headband first removes 2 + ET x 2 Tiers of Wounded from that part. 30 day cooldown.

When opened, any unattended objects that were in the pouch during the last 2 rounds Warp into the pouch. Holds 2 Bulk.

While wearing this necklace, gain +1 + ET on defense against Scry effects.

Each page in this 50 page book can have arcane notes of a specific Spell with Augments applied to it. Preparing a page requires a number of minutes equal to Tier squared. You may treat the Tier of a page as any amount lower.

When you Manifest that Spell with the specific Augments, reduce your DL to Manifest by the Tier of the page. If you did not write the page, you must identify it as a magic object with DL 6 + the Tier to use it.

1 Resolve: While wearing this pendant, gain +1 for each set of doubles in your non-damage rolls you have rerolled and Luck rolls for 1 hour.

The first 1 + ET times you Research any topic while wearing this hat, you count as having access to a major library. When used, it cannot be used for a different topic for 12 hours.

A canvas bag able to hold up to 20 Bulk of objects. A drawstring allows it to be tied shut.

A string of metal rings that can be used to tie up objects or creatures and spans 2 spaces.

Used for preparing food. Gain +1 on Cooking rolls.

A sturdy stick and ample supply of string used for catching fish.

Used for breaking specific parts of glass without shattering the whole.

A sharp cutting device. Used for breaking string, cloth, fur, and leather.

A single set of dishes and simple cooking supplies used for preparing food and eating on the road.

A simple ball on a string attached to a paddle.

A simple piece of string that spans 6 spaces.

Ideal for hammering into any solid surface to hold a rope or block an object.

Consists of an undertunic, stockings and garters, a gathered shirt, breeches, cuffed boots, a cloak, a utility belt, a tricorne, leather gloves, a small purse, and goggles.

Contains an undertunic, stockings and garters, a tied blouse, a leather underbust corset, trousers, a mantle, a utility belt, leather gloves, a tricorne, and lace-up boots.

Worn by tradespeople, this apron is a large piece of leather covering the front of the body, tied at the back of the waist and neck and used to protect the garments and wearer underneath. It includes attached pockets for holding tools.

A cotton or linen garment that reaches the hips with a low, gathered, drawstring neckline and short sleeves, worn over a chemise.

A cotton shirt worn over a chemise that reaches the hips with a neckline gathered with a drawstring, another drawstring gathering under the bust, and 2 more gathering each sleeve at the elbow and wrist, creating flares at the wrists.

Very slim neckwear that is wrapped around the neck and tied in a bow at the throat with the ends hanging several inches.

A loose or fitted garment made of cotton or wool, covering the waist to the knees, separating the legs and closed at the crotch.

Leather leg coverings that extend to the waist, but not joined at the crotch or seat, used for protection when riding.

A loose-fitting, knee- or calf-length, linen undergarment with narrow sleeves to the elbow that flare dramatically to the hands. It may be embroidered and features a low, ruffled drawstring neckline. It is worn under gowns and as sleepwear.

Worn by nobility, this is composed of a chemise, stockings and garters, a V-neck gown or flared-sleeve gown, court heels, a hennin, a large purse, a pendant necklace, a ring, and earrings.

Worn when adventuring in deep water, this consists of a full-body, waterproof, canvas suit and metal helmet with glass viewing panels. A leather hose that can extent out to 50 spaces supplies air to the helmet by remaining above the water.

An undergarment consisting of a pair of separate cotton leg coverings tied at the waist and left open at the crotch and seat, sometimes trimmed with ribbons or lace.

A pair of steel, straight posts in the earlobes, or rings encircling the edge of the earlobes, that may be decorated with precious jewels.

A pair of earrings worn by nobility with an elaborate design crafted from precious metal and multiple jewels dangling from the post in each earlobe.

A pair of lace hand coverings that separate each of the fingers and the thumb.

A pair of leather hand coverings that separate each of the fingers and the thumb.

A pair of knitted, wool hand coverings that separate each of the fingers and the thumb and are used for warmth in cold weather. Treat the temperature as 10 degrees higher.

A pentagonal headdress made of stiffened linen, worn by nobility, that frames the face with an attached black, wool veil covering the back of the head and shoulders.

Close-fitting, knitted leg coverings made of wool, extending from the feet to the waist with a padded pouch laced at the crotch to encompass the genitals.

A mask covering part of the face to conceal the wearer's identity, made of painted papier-mâché with decorative feathers or jewels.

A pair of knitted, wool hand coverings that separate the thumb from the fingers and are used for warmth in cold weather. Treat the temperature as 10 degrees higher. Covered hands lose Grip and Grab.

A fringed shawl of rectangular fabric wrapped around the shoulders for decorative purposes, woven from a fine cashmere wool.

Worn by royalty, this is composed of a chemise, stockings and garters, corset stays, a crinoline, 2 petticoats, a collared blouse, the forepart gown or square neck gown, a jeweled girdle belt, slippers, a gable hood, a brooch, a pearl necklace, and a ring.

A small, satin purse, adorned with embroidery and closes with a drawstring at the top that is used as a handle.

A circular band worn on a finger or toe, crafted from steel and can be adorned with jewels. It can indicate the wearer is married when worn on the finger.

A full-length, velvet garment with sleeves flaring dramatically to the wrist and a large hood that tapers to a point. It is made of velvet or cotton, pulled over the head or open in the front. It may be worn with or without a rope belt.

Worn by royalty, this elaborately-decorated ensemble contains a chemise, stockings and garters, corset stays, a crinoline, either the train gown, taffeta gown, or off-the-shoulder gown, along with Mary Jane slippers, a fur stole, a snood, a ferroniere, a brooch, a pendant necklace, and a ring.

A cotton shirt that reaches the hips, featuring long sleeves with gathered cuffs, a collar, and a slit under the throat with a lace closure. A gathered seam along the chest and sleeves provide fullness to the shirt and sleeves.

An intricately-crocheted, cotton net, which holds the hair, secured with a drawstring at the back of the neck. It may be adorned with pearls.

A pair close-fitting, silk foot coverings that extend to the knee or thigh with ribbons that tie them in place, which may be embroidered.

A close-fitting, cotton hat covering the neck and head, tied under the chin, with a large brim around the top and sides of the face for protection from the sun. Treat the temperature as 10 degrees lower to avoid penalties.

Loose, wool leg coverings that extend from the waist to the ankle and closed at the crotch, separating each leg.

A linen undergarment covering the torso with long sleeves and a high, round, drawstring neckline, which is slipped over the head. It is worn in place of a longer chemise when pants are worn.

A fur cap with flaps covering the ears and a front flap pinned up. The ear flaps can be tied under the chin or folded up and tied atop the head. Treat the temperature as 10 degrees higher.

A fitted, sleeveless, brocade garment covering the torso to the hip, thighs, or knee with a front button closure. It may be embroidered or have small attached pockets with a high, round neck or V-neck.

Worn by nobility, this includes a chemise, stockings and garters, corset stays, tie-on pockets, panniers, 2 petticoats, a panniers gown, court heels, a fontange, a pearl necklace, and dangle earrings. It is heavily adorned with lace, ruffles, bows, and embroidery.

Place barbs on a surface such as a door knob and cover it with poison. The first creature that touches the barbs is attacked by the poison if unless they are wearing gauntlets. Poison not included. Reset by placing new poison on the barbs.

When a creature moves within 3 spaces of this trap, pull all metal objects within 5 spaces toward this column until the trap is turned off. Attack Endure of creatures wearing or holding metal with DL d12. On success, the creature is moved as close as possible to this column and cannot move while they have metal gear. Creatures may use a Major Action to Escape, DL equal to the attack roll.

When a creature steps into the space, a metal bar snaps shut onto their foot. If the creature is not wearing footwear, attack Endure with DL d12. On success, the creature yelps out, reveling their presence. This also deals 1 Bashing damage to creatures size -6 or smaller.

A mechanical trigger releases a concealed spring loaded wall of spikes that swings into the intruder. When a creature steps on the pressure plate, attack Elude with DL d12. Deal 15 Stabbing damage with Devastating.

These spikes are disguised as part of artwork in an embossed mural that spans 6 spaces across a wall. When a creature steps in front of the wall, pressure plates in the floor cause the spikes to spring out and attack Elude with DL d12. On success, deal 10 Stabbing damage.