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The Lord's Mail, sometimes called the Armor of Morihaus, the Gift of
Kynareth, is an ancient cuirass of unsurpassable quality. It grants the
wearer the power to regenerate lost health, resist the effects of spells, and cure
oneself of poison when used. It is said that whenever Kynareth deigns the
wearer unworthy, the Lord's Mail will be taken away and hidden for the next
chosen one.&



The Oghma Infinium is a tome of knowledge written by the Ageless One, the
wizard-sage Xarses. All who read the Infinium are filled with the energy of
the artifact which can be manipulated to raise one's abilities to near
demi-god proportions. Once used, legend has it, the Infinium will disappear
from its wielder.&



Chrysamere, the Paladin's Blade and Sword of Heroes, is an ancient claymore
with offensive capabilities only surpassed by its defenses. It lends the
wielder health, protects him or her from fire, and reflects any deletory
spells cast against the wielder back to the caster. Seldom has Chrysamere
been wielded by any bladesman for any length of time, for it chooses not
to favor one champion.&



The Staff of Magnus, one of the elder artifacts of Tamriel, was a
metaphysical battery of sorts for its creator, the Arch-Mage Magnus. When
used, it regenerates both a mage's health and mystical energy at remarkable
rates. In time, the Staff will abandon the mage who wields it before he or
she becomes too powerful and upsets the mystical balance it is sworn to
protect.&



The Hammer of Might, Volendrung is said to have been created by the Dwarves
of the now abandoned clan of Rourken, hundreds of years before they
disappeared from the world of Tamriel. It has the ability to grant health
to its wielder, but it is best known for the paralyzing and strength
leeching effects it has when cast at an enemy. Like the Dwarves who created
it, Volendrung is prone to disappearing suddenly, resurfacing sometimes in
days, sometimes in eons.&



Spell Breaker, superficially a Dwarven tower shield, is one of the most
prized ancient relics of Tamriel. Aside from its historic importance dating
from the Battle of Rourken-Shalidor, the Spell Breaker protects its wielder
almost completely from any spellcaster, either by dispelling magicks or
silencing any mage about to cast a spell. It is said that the Spell Breaker
still searches for its original owner, and will not remain the property of
any one else for long. For most, possessing Spell Breaker for any time
is power enough.&



The legendary Necromancer's Amulet, the last surviving relic of the mad
sorceror Mannimarco, grants any spellcaster who wears it the ability to
absorb magical energy and regenerate from injury. The Amulet is
mystically fortified to give the person wearing it an armor rating equivalent
to plate armor, without the weight and restriction of movement. This makes the
artifact popular amongst thieves and mages alike. It is the one flaw of the
Amulet that it is unstable in this world - forever doomed to fade in and out
of existence, reappearing at locations distant from that of its disappearance.&



Auriel's Shield, an Ebony shield said to have once belonged to the
quasi-mythical Elvish deity Auriel, can make its wielder nigh
invulnerable. In its resistance to fire and magick, Auriel's Shield is
unsurpassed. To defend its wielder from any attacks it cannot absorb, the
Shield lends him or her health. Like many artifacts of Tamriel, the Shield
has life and personality of its own, and does not feel bound to its user.
A popular fable tells the tale of it abandoning one wielder in her greatest
hour of need, but this is perhaps, apocryphal.&



The Ebony Blade, sometimes called the Vampire or the Leech, resembles an
ebony katana, but its power is very dark indeed. Every time the Ebony Blade
strikes an opponent, part of the damage inflicted flows into the wielder
as raw power. The Blade itself may not be any more evil than those who have
used it, but at some point in its long existence, a charm was cast on it so
it would not remain with one bladesman. The wizard who cast this charm
sought to save the souls of any too infatuated by the Blade, and perhaps
he was right...&



The Warlock's Ring of the Arch-Mage Syrabane is one of the most popular
relics of myth and fable. In Tamriel's ancient history, Syrabane saved all
of the continent by judicious use of his Ring, and ever since, it has helped
adventurers with less lofty goals. It is best known for its ability to
reflect spells cast at its wearer and to improve his or her speed and
health, though it may have additional powers. No adventurer can wear
the Warlock's Ring for long, for it is said the Ring is Syrabane's alone to
command.&



Auriel's Bow appears as a modest Elven Longbow, but it one of the mightiest
weapons ever to exist in Tamriel's history. Allegedly created and used,
like its sister Auriel's Shield, by the great Elvish demi-god, the Bow can
turn any arrow into a missile of death and any wielder invulnerable to any
lesser attacks. Without Auriel's power behind it, however, the bow uses its
own store of energy for its power. Once exhausted of this energy, the bow
will vanish and reappear where ever chance puts it. Its most recent
appearances have been subject of gossip for hundreds of years.&



Le pouvoir de la Clef du Squelette est simple. Elle permet, meme aux plus
maladroits, de crocheter toute porte ou coffre fermes autrement que par
magie. Un crocheteur tres habile peut meme ouvrir certaines portes
fermees magiquement. Les deux limitations que les magiciens ont donne a la
Clef pour proteger leurs entrepots etaient qu'elle ne puisse etre
utilisee qu'une fois par jour et qu'elle n'appartienne jamais au meme
voleur trop longtemps. Certains de ceux qui l'ont possede sont devenus
riches avant qu'elle ne disparaisse, d'autres se sont introduit en des
lieux ou ils n'auraient jamais dus entrer...&

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The Ring of Phynaster was made hundreds of years ago by a person who needed
good defenses to survive his adventurous life. Thanks to the Ring,
Phynaster lived for hundreds of years, and since then it has passed from
person to person. The ring improves its wearer's overall resistance to
damage and grants total immunity to poison, spells, and electricity. Still,
Phynaster was cunning and said to have cursed the Ring. It eventually
disappears from its holder's possessions and returns to another resting
place, uncontent to stay anywhere but with Phynaster himself.&



King Orghum's Coffer is a small-sized chest, ordinary in appearance. It is
remarkably light, almost weightless, which offers clue to its true magic.
Once a day, the Coffer will create gold from naught. When King Orghum
himself possessed the Coffer, the supply within was limitless. Those who
have found it since report that the Coffer eventually disappears after
having dispersed enough gold to shame even the wealthiest of merchants.
Where and why it vanishes is still a mystery.&



The Ebony Mail is an artifact created before recorded history, according to
legend, by the Dark Elven goddess Boethiah. It is she who determines who
should possess the Mail and for how long a time. If judged worthy,
its power grants the wearer invulnerability to all common magical attacks that
drain talents and health. It is Boethiah alone who determines when a person
is ineligible to bear the Ebony Mail any longer, and the goddess can be
very capricious...&



The Ring of the Khajiiti is an ancient relic, hundreds of years older than
Rajhin, the thief who made the Ring famous. It was Rajhin who used the
Ring's powers to make himself as invisible, silent, and quick as a breath
of wind. Using the Ring he became the most successful burglar in Elsweyr's
history. Rajhin's eventual fate is a mystery, but according to
legend, the Ring rebelled against such constant use and disappeared,
leaving Rajhin helpless before his enemies...& 





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