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===== Sidebar: That Belongs in a Museum! ===== | ===== Sidebar: That Belongs in a Museum! ===== | ||
− | + | Heirlooms are artifacts of a civilization so ancient that it is only hinted at in most of mankind's historical records, and one which is deeply tied to numerous mystical and religious traditions the world over. Unsurprisingly, then, Heirlooms are of interest to archeologists and their kin. An Heirloom might be sold to a wealthy collector, or donated to an interested museum, but they often cause remarkably little stir when unearthed by people not "in the know." They assume that, as the object contradicts everything they know, and often has markings of a civilization far more recent than its apparent age, that the age has been inaccurately measured. Mystics, and groups such as the Aegis Kai Doru, might be able to make use of an Heirloom as a mystic talisman or Relic, but they do not provide these benefits to members of the Tribe - they're only of occult significance because they were owned by the Tribe. A Leviathan has other methods to cash in on his supernatual lineage. | |
==== Lahmasu Retainer (O–OOOOO) ==== | ==== Lahmasu Retainer (O–OOOOO) ==== |