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===Darkside Artifacts=== | ===Darkside Artifacts=== | ||
*'''Mysterious Amulet''' | *'''Mysterious Amulet''' | ||
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***TBA | ***TBA | ||
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***[[Miwa Saitou]] | ***[[Miwa Saitou]] | ||
*'''The Hope Journal and Wakefield's Book''' | *'''The Hope Journal and Wakefield's Book''' | ||
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***TBA | ***TBA | ||
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***[[Miwa Saitou]] | ***[[Miwa Saitou]] | ||
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* '''[[SHU|Special Handling Unit]]''' | * '''[[SHU|Special Handling Unit]]''' | ||
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*** A machine that shatters the mind of the person subjected to it, scattering the fragments in Kadath. The mind can be collected and reassembled, making this a sort of 'psychic surgery'. It can also be used as a form of forcible rehabilitation for criminals with supernatural powers. See the newsfile for more. | *** A machine that shatters the mind of the person subjected to it, scattering the fragments in Kadath. The mind can be collected and reassembled, making this a sort of 'psychic surgery'. It can also be used as a form of forcible rehabilitation for criminals with supernatural powers. See the newsfile for more. | ||
| − | ** Who has it | + | ** ''Who has it'' |
*** Department 4 (Four branches, including Sumaru City and the Tokyo Prototype) | *** Department 4 (Four branches, including Sumaru City and the Tokyo Prototype) | ||
* '''The God-Killing Gun''' | * '''The God-Killing Gun''' | ||
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*** A gun said to be able to kill a god. It was used to apparently kill [[Shin Touitsukyou's God]] by [[Jason R. Butler]]. However, only two bullets were made and it is ineffective in accomplishing its task without proper ammo. How the ammo is made is a closely guarded secret of D4's central division. It is a prototype, and allegedly the only one of its kind to exist at present. | *** A gun said to be able to kill a god. It was used to apparently kill [[Shin Touitsukyou's God]] by [[Jason R. Butler]]. However, only two bullets were made and it is ineffective in accomplishing its task without proper ammo. How the ammo is made is a closely guarded secret of D4's central division. It is a prototype, and allegedly the only one of its kind to exist at present. | ||
| − | ** Who has it | + | ** ''Who has it'' |
*** [[Jason R. Butler]] | *** [[Jason R. Butler]] | ||
Revision as of 02:38, 2 March 2014
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Also known as MacGuffins, plot devices, what have you. These are items that are particularly powerful or particularly unique and of unusual origin. Typically, these items are supernatural in nature.
They are also typically items of interest, and may play an important role in a plot or storyline. Often, they are in the hands of various factions, but this is not necessarily a given. This page documents several artifacts and what they are, briefly.
Darkside Artifacts
- Mysterious Amulet
- What is it
- TBA
- Who has it
- What is it
- The Hope Journal and Wakefield's Book
- What is it
- TBA
- Who has it
- What is it
Department 4 Artifacts
- Special Handling Unit
- What is it
- A machine that shatters the mind of the person subjected to it, scattering the fragments in Kadath. The mind can be collected and reassembled, making this a sort of 'psychic surgery'. It can also be used as a form of forcible rehabilitation for criminals with supernatural powers. See the newsfile for more.
- Who has it
- Department 4 (Four branches, including Sumaru City and the Tokyo Prototype)
- What is it
- The God-Killing Gun
- What is it
- A gun said to be able to kill a god. It was used to apparently kill Shin Touitsukyou's God by Jason R. Butler. However, only two bullets were made and it is ineffective in accomplishing its task without proper ammo. How the ammo is made is a closely guarded secret of D4's central division. It is a prototype, and allegedly the only one of its kind to exist at present.
- Who has it
- What is it
