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At what point does an unclassified magic item get classified as an artifact or, for that matter, a relic. My thinking is if it is beyond the powers of mortals to make, which itself invites unpleasants questions involving immortal fey. For example, I don't see how one could really sit down and craft the [[Scroll of Return]] or, equally, the [[Transcendental Halo]]. | At what point does an unclassified magic item get classified as an artifact or, for that matter, a relic. My thinking is if it is beyond the powers of mortals to make, which itself invites unpleasants questions involving immortal fey. For example, I don't see how one could really sit down and craft the [[Scroll of Return]] or, equally, the [[Transcendental Halo]]. | ||
Judgement call, really. To be an artifact, it has to be both powerful and unique. To be a relic, it's creation also has to involve the death of a very pious person. Either is beyond the power of mortals to make ''unless'' the Dark Powers lend a hand. For example, the Klorr magic items are probably artifacts, even though they were made by Klorr. -- [[User:Gonzoron|Gonzoron]] 04:50, 20 February 2010 (UTC) | |||
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At what point does an unclassified magic item get classified as an artifact or, for that matter, a relic. My thinking is if it is beyond the powers of mortals to make, which itself invites unpleasants questions involving immortal fey. For example, I don't see how one could really sit down and craft the Scroll of Return or, equally, the Transcendental Halo.
Judgement call, really. To be an artifact, it has to be both powerful and unique. To be a relic, it's creation also has to involve the death of a very pious person. Either is beyond the power of mortals to make unless the Dark Powers lend a hand. For example, the Klorr magic items are probably artifacts, even though they were made by Klorr. -- Gonzoron 04:50, 20 February 2010 (UTC)
