Sigil Emporium – Girdle of Thunder
Some say that even the gods were truly mortal, and that their renowned and legendary feats did not come from some divine spark or talent, but through the ingenuity of the enchantments on the items they wore and carried. A prime example of this, these cynics say, is the belt worn by the might thunder-god, said to be the strongest of all the gods. It was this belt, this Girdle of Thunder, that gave the god his inhuman strength and made him famous as a mighty warrior. That is until the belt was lost to time and myth. As the gods disappeared, so did the legends about their artefacts. The Girdle
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Sigil Bestiary: The Manticore
In the frontiers outside the light of civilisation, there prowls a terrifying man-eating beast: the Manticore. With the large and powerful body of a lion, coloured the rusty red of cinnabar, a long, thick tail like a scorpion and the face of a savage man; the Manticore is as ugly to behold as it is dangerous to encounter. While the beast enjoys devouring the flesh of man with its triple rows of teeth, it is the scorpion-like stinger that is its most feared weapon. These stings can pierce armour when close by, but the Manticore has the curious ability to launch these stings like arrows at those it hunts or the
Sigil Emporium – Enchiridion Infinium
They say that deep within the Aether there is the great Akashic Records, a vast library containing every piece of knowledge known across the realms. If it has existed, does exist, or will exist, then it can be found within the Akashic Records. Legends state that an ancient magus, the acolyte of a mad god, once gained access to the aetheric library for the briefest moment, and afterwards wrote a tome to act as a window into the Records. This tome is the Enchiridion Infinium, the Handbook of Infinity. With it, a man can know anything about everything, but most importantly will be able to know all there is to know
Sigil Bestiary: The Acolyte
Some men work for power; others are born with it; and some beg, borrow and steal it where they can. Acolytes fall within this latter group. Unable to achieve their own arcane power, they have obtained it (often illicitly) from greater magical beings beyond the aether. These powerful outsiders rarely let any of their power go without a price, and so Acolytes scheme and plan how to work around their infernal masters’ rules. It is a tenuous and fraught relationship that rarely ends well for these warlocks. Acolytes are criminals by nature and pests by instinct. They hide in the shadows, crawl through the unseen places, steal what they can, and