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Benor the Dauntless, the last king of Sentia, earned his eternal glory through great martial feats. Even the Alds, his sworn enemies, deeply admired his bravery. After finally slaying the king in battle, the Alds constructed a tomb where he was laid to rest with honor, dressed in his royal regalia.
A gift from the Duke of the Bronze Isles to the Archtheurgist of the High Hieron, who blessed it to eternally sate the thirst of those in need. Miraculously, the water inside never runs out.
A necromantic artifact created by Axonian mages and later rediscovered by Venemist. Picking it up instantly fills your mind with faint, lingering whispers in a long-dead language...
The wretched and infirm crawled many leagues, hoping to take a sip from this goblet - until it disappeared during the outbreak of the Crimson Plague. Supposedly, it was stolen by some monk, though no one ever managed to track him down to confirm it.
Ancient Axonians held a belief that many thousands of years in the future, all the dead would be resurrected into this world. That's why no expense was spared on Axonian kings' burials - it was especially important to preserve the visage of deceased rulers, so that after countless centuries of waiting, they could be properly restored to their full glory.
An enormous, masterfully cut morion with a detailed celestial map carved into its surface. Hazzun oracles sought its counsel every night, until it was stolen by King Etbert's troops during the last Radiant War.
The Alds' conquest of the Firn foothills became an important milestone in the history of the Aldorian Kingdom. This tapestry was woven by an unknown master to commemorate that great victory - legends say that whoever has it in their possession is destined for great deeds.
The maps drawn by the renowned Aldorian traveler Barbador the Lame are valued not only for their incredible accuracy but also as powerful talismans capable of fortifying one's resolve during the most arduous of journeys.
Nikos of Arpheon was perhaps the greatest seafarer known to the world, as he was the first to make a successful voyage around the Continent about a century ago. Even amid Southern storms or the icebergs of the North, Nikos's unparalleled skill as a navigator allowed him to always keep his ship on the chosen course.
This hefty tome is written in the Order's notorious code, which no one has yet managed to crack. It's rumored that this book was blessed by all three Hands of the Host, and that it contains the full history of the Order and every mystery of creation they were privy to...
No one knows where this statuette came from: some believe it was made in Axonia, while others claim it to be an artifact of an even more ancient civilization.
Tanats, also known as the First Martyrs, are revered by Hieronites almost as much as the Host itself. A long time ago, they sacrificed their lives to hasten the coming of the Day of Truth, and now even their relics possess a miraculous power.
Saint Wald devoted his life to fervent sermons and the relentless persecution of pagans. Their hexes and malignant curses came to nothing, for the Warding Hand shielded him from harm. It's said his relics retain that power to this very day.
At last, it's in your hands! Sadly, its curious script will yield its secrets only to someone well versed in such things.
