Editing Crickets Conundrum:Swiftly Flowing Silver:Charms and Artifacts (section)

==Arms of the Elegant Kraken (Primary)==
These delicate, yet impossibly strong moonsilver chains on matching cuffs make flexible weapons out to short range, but can unfurl as self-propelling limbs when activated by the right ritual dance by its wearer. 

* '''Type:''' Light Melee Weapon (Or Light Armor)
* '''Tags:''' Artifact, Paired, Pulling (Medium Range)

When not in use, these chains also move on their own to wrap around their wearer in a protective embrace, acting as light armor. In combat, it takes an action on Step 1 to switch between armor or weaponry, but it can be reflexive for 1 Power.

Cadenza contains the following Evocation (more remain undiscovered):
 '''Silver Spider Stride'''
 The four chains stir to life as a second, greater set of limbs to walk and climb all about. Commit 1 Mote. For the rest of the scene, you may reflexively add one additional range band to move actions along any surface and two to any leap actions, and you may additionally move up to medium range away from whatever surface is supporting you (usually the ground, but also vertical surfaces or ceilings you're scaling if you're able). While above the ground this way, the cost of knockback and knockdown gambits against you is reduced by one for each range band away the surface you are, and an additional 1 if any of your arms are used for combat rather than supporting your motion. When attempting to climb on walls or ceilings, you may flurry an attack against the surface with the movement action without penalty, carving handholds for the arms if successful

 * '''Resonant:''' The Arms gain a greater sort of intelligence, reaching for supporting surface and moving to brace their wearer without direction. Attempts to grab surfaces for support (including the above attack against walls or ceilings) become Reflexive. Furthermore, as long as this is active, falls are (for the purposes of damage) treated as one range band shorter if two or more arms are unentangled, or two if all four are free.