Atun's Ring - Revision history

Matt: Text replacement - "[[Imperial Conclave" to "[[Conclave"

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Text replacement - "[[Imperial Conclave" to "[[Conclave"

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	The most common form taken by Atun's Ring is either a single band marked with one [[Runes\|rune]] associated with each of the six realms or a single ring formed of six interwoven bands, each of a different precious metal.		The most common form taken by Atun's Ring is either a single band marked with one [[Runes\|rune]] associated with each of the six realms or a single ring formed of six interwoven bands, each of a different precious metal.

	These rings are named for the paragon [[Atun\|Atun]], the sister of [[Atuman]], exemplar of Ambition. Stories indicate that Atun was a powerful magician, prone to visionary experiences even without the use of magic, and a mistress of multiple realms. When she departed the nascent [[Highguard\|Highborn]] nation she left the artefact magical ring that bore her name with her brother as a keepsake. Her followers crafted lesser rings in its image, and when the [[The Brass Coast\|Freeborn]] began their exodus it is believed that all three founding sisters bore versions. The use of the rings was also widespread among the magicians of [[Tassato]] and [[Sarvos]], and three were given as gifts by Highborn magisters to the magicians of [[Urizen]] during early diplomatic exchanges. Of these three rings, one resurfaced during the Summer Solstice 385YE in possession of the Hall of the Newborn Sun in [[Morrow]]. It was [[Rings_and_crowns#Glare_of_the_Noonday_Sun\|presented]] to the [[~~Imperial~~ Conclave]] by the Urizen [[spire]], to be [[endowment\|endowed]] on the person most responsible for the destruction of [[Druj]] [[Druj_miasma#Miasma_Pillars\|miasma pillars]] in [[Zenith]]. The [[Bursar of the Conclave]] had the ring endowed on Caleb of the Cenotaph, [[exarch]] of the [[chapter]] of the [[Highguard_groups#The_Cenotaph\|same name]] and a renowned master of the [[Chimes of Annulment]] ritual. The whereabouts of the other two rings are currently unknown.		These rings are named for the paragon [[Atun\|Atun]], the sister of [[Atuman]], exemplar of Ambition. Stories indicate that Atun was a powerful magician, prone to visionary experiences even without the use of magic, and a mistress of multiple realms. When she departed the nascent [[Highguard\|Highborn]] nation she left the artefact magical ring that bore her name with her brother as a keepsake. Her followers crafted lesser rings in its image, and when the [[The Brass Coast\|Freeborn]] began their exodus it is believed that all three founding sisters bore versions. The use of the rings was also widespread among the magicians of [[Tassato]] and [[Sarvos]], and three were given as gifts by Highborn magisters to the magicians of [[Urizen]] during early diplomatic exchanges. Of these three rings, one resurfaced during the Summer Solstice 385YE in possession of the Hall of the Newborn Sun in [[Morrow]]. It was [[Rings_and_crowns#Glare_of_the_Noonday_Sun\|presented]] to the [[Conclave]] by the Urizen [[spire]], to be [[endowment\|endowed]] on the person most responsible for the destruction of [[Druj]] [[Druj_miasma#Miasma_Pillars\|miasma pillars]] in [[Zenith]]. The [[Bursar of the Conclave]] had the ring endowed on Caleb of the Cenotaph, [[exarch]] of the [[chapter]] of the [[Highguard_groups#The_Cenotaph\|same name]] and a renowned master of the [[Chimes of Annulment]] ritual. The whereabouts of the other two rings are currently unknown.

	The original ring would be a treasure beyond price, were it to be found, but it vanished during the tumultuous years of the Highborn civil war. Its last known bearer is believed to have been [[Permion\|Permion the Lawmaker]], and it was not seen again after his assassination.		The original ring would be a treasure beyond price, were it to be found, but it vanished during the tumultuous years of the Highborn civil war. Its last known bearer is believed to have been [[Permion\|Permion the Lawmaker]], and it was not seen again after his assassination.

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Description

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	The most common form taken by Atun's Ring is either a single band marked with one [[Runes\|rune]] associated with each of the six realms or a single ring formed of six interwoven bands, each of a different precious metal.		The most common form taken by Atun's Ring is either a single band marked with one [[Runes\|rune]] associated with each of the six realms or a single ring formed of six interwoven bands, each of a different precious metal.

	These rings are named for the paragon [[Atun\|Atun]], the sister of [[Atuman]], exemplar of Ambition. Stories indicate that Atun was a powerful magician, prone to visionary experiences even without the use of magic, and a mistress of multiple realms. When she departed the nascent [[Highguard\|Highborn]] nation she left the artefact magical ring that bore her name with her brother as a keepsake. Her followers crafted lesser rings in its image, and when the [[The Brass Coast\|Freeborn]] began their exodus it is believed that all three founding sisters bore versions. The use of the rings was also widespread among the magicians of [[Tassato]] and [[Sarvos]], and three were given as gifts by Highborn magisters to the magicians of [[Urizen]] during early diplomatic exchanges. Of these three rings, one resurfaced during the Summer Solstice 385YE in possession of the Hall of the Newborn Sun in [[Morrow]]. It was [[Rings_and_crowns#Glare_of_the_Noonday_Sun\|presented]] to the [[Imperial Conclave]] by the Urizen [[spire]], to be [[endowment\|endowed]] on the person most responsible for the destruction of [[Druj[[ [[Druj_miasma#Miasma_Pillars\|miasma pillars]] in [[Zenith]]. The [[Bursar of the Conclave]] had the ring endowed on Caleb of the Cenotaph, [[exarch]] of the [[chapter]] of the [[Highguard_groups#The_Cenotaph\|same name]] and a renowned master of the [[Chimes of Annulment]] ritual. The whereabouts of the other two rings are currently unknown.		These rings are named for the paragon [[Atun\|Atun]], the sister of [[Atuman]], exemplar of Ambition. Stories indicate that Atun was a powerful magician, prone to visionary experiences even without the use of magic, and a mistress of multiple realms. When she departed the nascent [[Highguard\|Highborn]] nation she left the artefact magical ring that bore her name with her brother as a keepsake. Her followers crafted lesser rings in its image, and when the [[The Brass Coast\|Freeborn]] began their exodus it is believed that all three founding sisters bore versions. The use of the rings was also widespread among the magicians of [[Tassato]] and [[Sarvos]], and three were given as gifts by Highborn magisters to the magicians of [[Urizen]] during early diplomatic exchanges. Of these three rings, one resurfaced during the Summer Solstice 385YE in possession of the Hall of the Newborn Sun in [[Morrow]]. It was [[Rings_and_crowns#Glare_of_the_Noonday_Sun\|presented]] to the [[Imperial Conclave]] by the Urizen [[spire]], to be [[endowment\|endowed]] on the person most responsible for the destruction of [[Druj]] [[Druj_miasma#Miasma_Pillars\|miasma pillars]] in [[Zenith]]. The [[Bursar of the Conclave]] had the ring endowed on Caleb of the Cenotaph, [[exarch]] of the [[chapter]] of the [[Highguard_groups#The_Cenotaph\|same name]] and a renowned master of the [[Chimes of Annulment]] ritual. The whereabouts of the other two rings are currently unknown.

	The original ring would be a treasure beyond price, were it to be found, but it vanished during the tumultuous years of the Highborn civil war. Its last known bearer is believed to have been [[Permion\|Permion the Lawmaker]], and it was not seen again after his assassination.		The original ring would be a treasure beyond price, were it to be found, but it vanished during the tumultuous years of the Highborn civil war. Its last known bearer is believed to have been [[Permion\|Permion the Lawmaker]], and it was not seen again after his assassination.


	==Rules==		==Rules==

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	The most common form taken by Atun's Ring is either a single band marked with one [[Runes\|rune]] associated with each of the six realms or a single ring formed of six interwoven bands, each of a different precious metal.		The most common form taken by Atun's Ring is either a single band marked with one [[Runes\|rune]] associated with each of the six realms or a single ring formed of six interwoven bands, each of a different precious metal.

	These rings are named for the paragon [[Atun\|Atun]], the sister of [[Atuman]], exemplar of Ambition. Stories indicate that Atun was a powerful magician, prone to visionary experiences even without the use of magic, and a mistress of multiple realms. When she departed the nascent [[Highguard\|Highborn]] nation she left the artefact magical ring that bore her name with her brother as a keepsake. Her followers crafted lesser rings in its image, and when the [[The Brass Coast\|Freeborn]] began their exodus it is believed that all three founding sisters bore versions. The use of the rings was also widespread among the magicians of [[Tassato]] and [[Sarvos]], and three were given as gifts by Highborn magisters to the magicians of [[Urizen]] during early diplomatic exchanges. Of these three rings, one resurfaced during the Summer Solstice 385YE in possession of the Hall of the Newborn Sun in [[Morrow]]. It was [[Rings_and_crowns#Glare_of_the_Noonday_Sun\|presented]] to the [[Imperial Conclave]] by the Urizen [[spire]], to be [[endowment\|endowed]] on the person most responsible for the destruction of [[Druj[[ [[Druj_miasma#Miasma_Pillars\|miasma pillars]] in [[Zenith]]. The [[Bursar of the Conclave]] had the ring endowed on Caleb of the Cenotaph, [[exarch]] of the [[~~chapterhouse\|~~chapter]] of the [[Highguard_groups#The_Cenotaph\|same name]] and a renowned master of the [[Chimes of Annulment]] ritual. The whereabouts of the other two rings are currently unknown.		These rings are named for the paragon [[Atun\|Atun]], the sister of [[Atuman]], exemplar of Ambition. Stories indicate that Atun was a powerful magician, prone to visionary experiences even without the use of magic, and a mistress of multiple realms. When she departed the nascent [[Highguard\|Highborn]] nation she left the artefact magical ring that bore her name with her brother as a keepsake. Her followers crafted lesser rings in its image, and when the [[The Brass Coast\|Freeborn]] began their exodus it is believed that all three founding sisters bore versions. The use of the rings was also widespread among the magicians of [[Tassato]] and [[Sarvos]], and three were given as gifts by Highborn magisters to the magicians of [[Urizen]] during early diplomatic exchanges. Of these three rings, one resurfaced during the Summer Solstice 385YE in possession of the Hall of the Newborn Sun in [[Morrow]]. It was [[Rings_and_crowns#Glare_of_the_Noonday_Sun\|presented]] to the [[Imperial Conclave]] by the Urizen [[spire]], to be [[endowment\|endowed]] on the person most responsible for the destruction of [[Druj[[ [[Druj_miasma#Miasma_Pillars\|miasma pillars]] in [[Zenith]]. The [[Bursar of the Conclave]] had the ring endowed on Caleb of the Cenotaph, [[exarch]] of the [[chapter]] of the [[Highguard_groups#The_Cenotaph\|same name]] and a renowned master of the [[Chimes of Annulment]] ritual. The whereabouts of the other two rings are currently unknown.

	The original ring would be a treasure beyond price, were it to be found, but it vanished during the tumultuous years of the Highborn civil war. Its last known bearer is believed to have been [[Permion\|Permion the Lawmaker]], and it was not seen again after his assassination.		The original ring would be a treasure beyond price, were it to be found, but it vanished during the tumultuous years of the Highborn civil war. Its last known bearer is believed to have been [[Permion\|Permion the Lawmaker]], and it was not seen again after his assassination.

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	The most common form taken by Atun's Ring is either a single band marked with one [[Runes\|rune]] associated with each of the six realms or a single ring formed of six interwoven bands, each of a different precious metal.		The most common form taken by Atun's Ring is either a single band marked with one [[Runes\|rune]] associated with each of the six realms or a single ring formed of six interwoven bands, each of a different precious metal.

	These rings are named for the paragon [[Atun\|Atun]], the sister of [[Atuman]], exemplar of Ambition. Stories indicate that Atun was a powerful magician, prone to visionary experiences even without the use of magic, and a mistress of multiple realms. When she departed the nascent [[Highguard\|Highborn]] nation she left the artefact magical ring that bore her name with her brother as a keepsake. Her followers crafted lesser rings in its image, and when the [[The Brass Coast\|Freeborn]] began their exodus it is believed that all three founding sisters bore versions. The use of the rings was also widespread among the magicians of [[Tassato]] and [[Sarvos]], and three were given as gifts by Highborn magisters to the magicians of [[Urizen]] during early diplomatic exchanges.		These rings are named for the paragon [[Atun\|Atun]], the sister of [[Atuman]], exemplar of Ambition. Stories indicate that Atun was a powerful magician, prone to visionary experiences even without the use of magic, and a mistress of multiple realms. When she departed the nascent [[Highguard\|Highborn]] nation she left the artefact magical ring that bore her name with her brother as a keepsake. Her followers crafted lesser rings in its image, and when the [[The Brass Coast\|Freeborn]] began their exodus it is believed that all three founding sisters bore versions. The use of the rings was also widespread among the magicians of [[Tassato]] and [[Sarvos]], and three were given as gifts by Highborn magisters to the magicians of [[Urizen]] during early diplomatic exchanges. Of these three rings, one resurfaced during the Summer Solstice 385YE in possession of the Hall of the Newborn Sun in [[Morrow]]. It was [[Rings_and_crowns#Glare_of_the_Noonday_Sun\|presented]] to the [[Imperial Conclave]] by the Urizen [[spire]], to be [[endowment\|endowed]] on the person most responsible for the destruction of [[Druj[[ [[Druj_miasma#Miasma_Pillars\|miasma pillars]] in [[Zenith]]. The [[Bursar of the Conclave]] had the ring endowed on Caleb of the Cenotaph, [[exarch]] of the [[chapterhouse\|chapter]] of the [[Highguard_groups#The_Cenotaph\|same name]] and a renowned master of the [[Chimes of Annulment]] ritual. The whereabouts of the other two rings are currently unknown.

	The original ring would be a treasure beyond price, were it to be found, but it vanished during the tumultuous years of the Highborn civil war. Its last known bearer is believed to have been [[Permion\|Permion the Lawmaker]], and it was not seen again after his assassination.		The original ring would be a treasure beyond price, were it to be found, but it vanished during the tumultuous years of the Highborn civil war. Its last known bearer is believed to have been [[Permion\|Permion the Lawmaker]], and it was not seen again after his assassination.


	==Rules==		==Rules==

Rafferty at 15:04, 29 July 2023

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	The most common form taken by Atun's Ring is either a single band marked with one [[Runes\|rune]] associated with each of the six realms or a single ring formed of six interwoven bands, each of a different precious metal.		The most common form taken by Atun's Ring is either a single band marked with one [[Runes\|rune]] associated with each of the six realms or a single ring formed of six interwoven bands, each of a different precious metal.

	These rings are named for the paragon [[~~Wisdom#~~Atun\|Atun]], the sister of [[~~Ambition#Atuman\|~~Atuman]], exemplar of Ambition. Stories indicate that Atun was a powerful magician, prone to visionary experiences even without the use of magic, and a mistress of multiple realms. When she departed the nascent [[Highguard\|Highborn]] nation she left the artefact magical ring that bore her name with her brother as a keepsake. Her followers crafted lesser rings in its image, and when the [[The Brass Coast\|Freeborn]] began their exodus it is believed that all three founding sisters bore versions. The use of the rings was also widespread among the magicians of [[Tassato]] and [[Sarvos]], and three were given as gifts by Highborn magisters to the magicians of [[Urizen]] during early diplomatic exchanges.		These rings are named for the paragon [[Atun\|Atun]], the sister of [[Atuman]], exemplar of Ambition. Stories indicate that Atun was a powerful magician, prone to visionary experiences even without the use of magic, and a mistress of multiple realms. When she departed the nascent [[Highguard\|Highborn]] nation she left the artefact magical ring that bore her name with her brother as a keepsake. Her followers crafted lesser rings in its image, and when the [[The Brass Coast\|Freeborn]] began their exodus it is believed that all three founding sisters bore versions. The use of the rings was also widespread among the magicians of [[Tassato]] and [[Sarvos]], and three were given as gifts by Highborn magisters to the magicians of [[Urizen]] during early diplomatic exchanges.

	The original ring would be a treasure beyond price, were it to be found, but it vanished during the tumultuous years of the Highborn civil war. Its last known bearer is believed to have been [[Permion\|Permion the Lawmaker]], and it was not seen again after his assassination.		The original ring would be a treasure beyond price, were it to be found, but it vanished during the tumultuous years of the Highborn civil war. Its last known bearer is believed to have been [[Permion\|Permion the Lawmaker]], and it was not seen again after his assassination.

Rafferty at 11:19, 8 March 2019

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	These rings are named for the paragon [[Wisdom#Atun\|Atun]], the sister of [[Ambition#Atuman\|Atuman]], exemplar of Ambition. Stories indicate that Atun was a powerful magician, prone to visionary experiences even without the use of magic, and a mistress of multiple realms. When she departed the nascent [[Highguard\|Highborn]] nation she left the artefact magical ring that bore her name with her brother as a keepsake. Her followers crafted lesser rings in its image, and when the [[The Brass Coast\|Freeborn]] began their exodus it is believed that all three founding sisters bore versions. The use of the rings was also widespread among the magicians of [[Tassato]] and [[Sarvos]], and three were given as gifts by Highborn magisters to the magicians of [[Urizen]] during early diplomatic exchanges.		These rings are named for the paragon [[Wisdom#Atun\|Atun]], the sister of [[Ambition#Atuman\|Atuman]], exemplar of Ambition. Stories indicate that Atun was a powerful magician, prone to visionary experiences even without the use of magic, and a mistress of multiple realms. When she departed the nascent [[Highguard\|Highborn]] nation she left the artefact magical ring that bore her name with her brother as a keepsake. Her followers crafted lesser rings in its image, and when the [[The Brass Coast\|Freeborn]] began their exodus it is believed that all three founding sisters bore versions. The use of the rings was also widespread among the magicians of [[Tassato]] and [[Sarvos]], and three were given as gifts by Highborn magisters to the magicians of [[Urizen]] during early diplomatic exchanges.

	The original ring would be a treasure beyond price, were it to be found, but it vanished during the tumultuous years of the Highborn civil war. Its last known bearer ~~was~~ [[Permion]] ~~the Lawmaker~~, and it was not seen again after his assassination.		The original ring would be a treasure beyond price, were it to be found, but it vanished during the tumultuous years of the Highborn civil war. Its last known bearer is believed to have been [[Permion\|Permion the Lawmaker]], and it was not seen again after his assassination.

	==Rules==		==Rules==

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	The most common form taken by Atun's Ring is either a single band marked with one [[Runes\|rune]] associated with each of the six realms or a single ring formed of six interwoven bands, each of a different precious metal.		The most common form taken by Atun's Ring is either a single band marked with one [[Runes\|rune]] associated with each of the six realms or a single ring formed of six interwoven bands, each of a different precious metal.

	These rings are named for the ~~Paragon~~ [[Wisdom#Atun\|Atun]], the sister of [[Ambition#Atuman\|Atuman]], ~~Exemplar~~ of Ambition. Stories indicate that Atun was a powerful magician, prone to visionary experiences even without the use of magic, and a mistress of multiple realms. When she departed the nascent [[Highguard\|Highborn]] nation she left the artefact magical ring that bore her name with her brother as a keepsake. Her followers crafted lesser rings in its image, and when the [[The Brass Coast\|Freeborn]] began their exodus it is believed that all three founding sisters bore versions. The use of the rings was also widespread among the magicians of [[Tassato]] and [[Sarvos]], and three were given as gifts by Highborn magisters to the magicians of [[Urizen]] during early diplomatic exchanges.		These rings are named for the paragon [[Wisdom#Atun\|Atun]], the sister of [[Ambition#Atuman\|Atuman]], exemplar of Ambition. Stories indicate that Atun was a powerful magician, prone to visionary experiences even without the use of magic, and a mistress of multiple realms. When she departed the nascent [[Highguard\|Highborn]] nation she left the artefact magical ring that bore her name with her brother as a keepsake. Her followers crafted lesser rings in its image, and when the [[The Brass Coast\|Freeborn]] began their exodus it is believed that all three founding sisters bore versions. The use of the rings was also widespread among the magicians of [[Tassato]] and [[Sarvos]], and three were given as gifts by Highborn magisters to the magicians of [[Urizen]] during early diplomatic exchanges.

	The original ring would be a treasure beyond price, were it to be found, but it vanished during the tumultuous years of the Highborn civil war. Its last known bearer was [[Permion]] the Lawmaker, and it was not seen again after his assassination.		The original ring would be a treasure beyond price, were it to be found, but it vanished during the tumultuous years of the Highborn civil war. Its last known bearer was [[Permion]] the Lawmaker, and it was not seen again after his assassination.

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	==Description==		==Description==
	The most common ~~forms~~ taken by Atun's Ring is either a single band marked with one [[Runes\|rune]] associated with each of the six realms or a single ring formed of six interwoven bands, each of a different precious metal.		The most common form taken by Atun's Ring is either a single band marked with one [[Runes\|rune]] associated with each of the six realms or a single ring formed of six interwoven bands, each of a different precious metal.

	~~The~~ rings are named for the Paragon [[Wisdom#Atun\|Atun]], the sister of [[Ambition#Atuman\|Atuman]], Exemplar of Ambition. Stories indicate that ~~Atuman~~ was a powerful magician, prone to visionary experiences even without the use of magic, and a mistress of multiple realms. When she departed the nascent [[Highguard\|Highborn]] nation she left the artefact magical ring that bore her name with her brother as a keepsake. Her followers crafted lesser rings in its image, and when the [[The Brass Coast\|Freeborn]] began their exodus it is believed that all three founding sisters bore versions. The use of the rings was also widespread among the magicians of [[Tassato]] and [[Sarvos]], and three were given as gifts by ~~the~~ Highborn magisters to the magicians of [[Urizen]] during early diplomatic exchanges.		These rings are named for the Paragon [[Wisdom#Atun\|Atun]], the sister of [[Ambition#Atuman\|Atuman]], Exemplar of Ambition. Stories indicate that Atun was a powerful magician, prone to visionary experiences even without the use of magic, and a mistress of multiple realms. When she departed the nascent [[Highguard\|Highborn]] nation she left the artefact magical ring that bore her name with her brother as a keepsake. Her followers crafted lesser rings in its image, and when the [[The Brass Coast\|Freeborn]] began their exodus it is believed that all three founding sisters bore versions. The use of the rings was also widespread among the magicians of [[Tassato]] and [[Sarvos]], and three were given as gifts by Highborn magisters to the magicians of [[Urizen]] during early diplomatic exchanges.

	The original ring would be a treasure beyond price, were it to be found, but it vanished during the tumultuous years of the Highborn civil war. Its last known bearer was [[Permion]] the Lawmaker, and it was not seen again after his assassination.		The original ring would be a treasure beyond price, were it to be found, but it vanished during the tumultuous years of the Highborn civil war. Its last known bearer was [[Permion]] the Lawmaker, and it was not seen again after his assassination.

Rafferty at 11:40, 3 April 2017

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	* '''Effect:''' Once per day you may use this ring to gain one additional rank of any one [[Rituals\|ritual lore]] for the purposes of performing a single ritual, subject to the [[Realm_Lore#Gaining_additional_ranks\|normal rules for effective skill]].		* '''Effect:''' Once per day you may use this ring to gain one additional rank of any one [[Rituals\|ritual lore]] for the purposes of performing a single ritual, subject to the [[Realm_Lore#Gaining_additional_ranks\|normal rules for effective skill]].
	* '''Materials:''' Crafting Atun's Ring requires seven ingots of [[Materials#Orichalcum\|orichalcum]], seven ingots of [[Materials#Tempest Jade\|tempest jade]], seven ingots of [[Materials#Weltsilver \|weltsilver]], seven measures of [[Materials#Ambergelt\|ambergelt]], seven measures of [[Materials#Beggar's Lye\|beggar's lye]] and seven measures of [[Materials#Iridescent Gloaming\|iridescent gloaming]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.		* '''Materials:''' Crafting Atun's Ring requires seven ingots of [[Materials#Orichalcum\|orichalcum]], seven ingots of [[Materials#Tempest Jade\|tempest jade]], seven ingots of [[Materials#Weltsilver \|weltsilver]], seven measures of [[Materials#Ambergelt\|ambergelt]], seven measures of [[Materials#Beggar's Lye\|beggar's lye]] and seven measures of [[Materials#Iridescent Gloaming\|iridescent gloaming]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.
	~~You must be a [[Magical skills#Magician\|magician]] to be bonded to one of these items.~~

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Rules

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	==Rules==		==Rules==
	* '''Form:''' Jewellery (Talisman)		{{Foci}}
	* '''Effect:''' Once per day you may use this ring to gain one additional rank of any one [[Rituals\|ritual lore]] for the purposes of performing a single ritual, subject to the [[Realm_Lore#Gaining_additional_ranks\|normal rules for effective skill]].		* '''Effect:''' Once per day you may use this ring to gain one additional rank of any one [[Rituals\|ritual lore]] for the purposes of performing a single ritual, subject to the [[Realm_Lore#Gaining_additional_ranks\|normal rules for effective skill]].
	* '''Materials:''' Crafting Atun's Ring requires seven ingots of [[Materials#Orichalcum\|orichalcum]], seven ingots of [[Materials#Tempest Jade\|tempest jade]], seven ingots of [[Materials#Weltsilver \|weltsilver]], seven measures of [[Materials#Ambergelt\|ambergelt]], seven measures of [[Materials#Beggar's Lye\|beggar's lye]] and seven measures of [[Materials#Iridescent Gloaming\|iridescent gloaming]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.		* '''Materials:''' Crafting Atun's Ring requires seven ingots of [[Materials#Orichalcum\|orichalcum]], seven ingots of [[Materials#Tempest Jade\|tempest jade]], seven ingots of [[Materials#Weltsilver \|weltsilver]], seven measures of [[Materials#Ambergelt\|ambergelt]], seven measures of [[Materials#Beggar's Lye\|beggar's lye]] and seven measures of [[Materials#Iridescent Gloaming\|iridescent gloaming]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.
	You must be a [[Magical skills#Magician\|magician]] to be bonded to one of these items.		You must be a [[Magical skills#Magician\|magician]] to be bonded to one of these items.

	~~[[Category:Magic Items]]~~
	~~[[Category:Foci]]~~

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	The most common form taken by Atun's Ring is either a single band marked with one [[Runes\|rune]] associated with each of the six realms or a single ring formed of six interwoven bands, each of a different precious metal.		The most common form taken by Atun's Ring is either a single band marked with one [[Runes\|rune]] associated with each of the six realms or a single ring formed of six interwoven bands, each of a different precious metal.

	These rings are named for the paragon [[Atun\|Atun]], the sister of [[Atuman]], exemplar of Ambition. Stories indicate that Atun was a powerful magician, prone to visionary experiences even without the use of magic, and a mistress of multiple realms. When she departed the nascent [[Highguard\|Highborn]] nation she left the artefact magical ring that bore her name with her brother as a keepsake. Her followers crafted lesser rings in its image, and when the [[The Brass Coast\|Freeborn]] began their exodus it is believed that all three founding sisters bore versions. The use of the rings was also widespread among the magicians of [[Tassato]] and [[Sarvos]], and three were given as gifts by Highborn magisters to the magicians of [[Urizen]] during early diplomatic exchanges. Of these three rings, one resurfaced during the Summer Solstice 385YE in possession of the Hall of the Newborn Sun in [[Morrow]]. It was [[Rings_and_crowns#Glare_of_the_Noonday_Sun\|presented]] to the [[~~Imperial~~ Conclave]] by the Urizen [[spire]], to be [[endowment\|endowed]] on the person most responsible for the destruction of [[Druj]] [[Druj_miasma#Miasma_Pillars\|miasma pillars]] in [[Zenith]]. The [[Bursar of the Conclave]] had the ring endowed on Caleb of the Cenotaph, [[exarch]] of the [[chapter]] of the [[Highguard_groups#The_Cenotaph\|same name]] and a renowned master of the [[Chimes of Annulment]] ritual. The whereabouts of the other two rings are currently unknown.		These rings are named for the paragon [[Atun\|Atun]], the sister of [[Atuman]], exemplar of Ambition. Stories indicate that Atun was a powerful magician, prone to visionary experiences even without the use of magic, and a mistress of multiple realms. When she departed the nascent [[Highguard\|Highborn]] nation she left the artefact magical ring that bore her name with her brother as a keepsake. Her followers crafted lesser rings in its image, and when the [[The Brass Coast\|Freeborn]] began their exodus it is believed that all three founding sisters bore versions. The use of the rings was also widespread among the magicians of [[Tassato]] and [[Sarvos]], and three were given as gifts by Highborn magisters to the magicians of [[Urizen]] during early diplomatic exchanges. Of these three rings, one resurfaced during the Summer Solstice 385YE in possession of the Hall of the Newborn Sun in [[Morrow]]. It was [[Rings_and_crowns#Glare_of_the_Noonday_Sun\|presented]] to the [[Conclave]] by the Urizen [[spire]], to be [[endowment\|endowed]] on the person most responsible for the destruction of [[Druj]] [[Druj_miasma#Miasma_Pillars\|miasma pillars]] in [[Zenith]]. The [[Bursar of the Conclave]] had the ring endowed on Caleb of the Cenotaph, [[exarch]] of the [[chapter]] of the [[Highguard_groups#The_Cenotaph\|same name]] and a renowned master of the [[Chimes of Annulment]] ritual. The whereabouts of the other two rings are currently unknown.

	The original ring would be a treasure beyond price, were it to be found, but it vanished during the tumultuous years of the Highborn civil war. Its last known bearer is believed to have been [[Permion\|Permion the Lawmaker]], and it was not seen again after his assassination.		The original ring would be a treasure beyond price, were it to be found, but it vanished during the tumultuous years of the Highborn civil war. Its last known bearer is believed to have been [[Permion\|Permion the Lawmaker]], and it was not seen again after his assassination.

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	The most common form taken by Atun's Ring is either a single band marked with one [[Runes\|rune]] associated with each of the six realms or a single ring formed of six interwoven bands, each of a different precious metal.		The most common form taken by Atun's Ring is either a single band marked with one [[Runes\|rune]] associated with each of the six realms or a single ring formed of six interwoven bands, each of a different precious metal.

	These rings are named for the paragon [[Atun\|Atun]], the sister of [[Atuman]], exemplar of Ambition. Stories indicate that Atun was a powerful magician, prone to visionary experiences even without the use of magic, and a mistress of multiple realms. When she departed the nascent [[Highguard\|Highborn]] nation she left the artefact magical ring that bore her name with her brother as a keepsake. Her followers crafted lesser rings in its image, and when the [[The Brass Coast\|Freeborn]] began their exodus it is believed that all three founding sisters bore versions. The use of the rings was also widespread among the magicians of [[Tassato]] and [[Sarvos]], and three were given as gifts by Highborn magisters to the magicians of [[Urizen]] during early diplomatic exchanges. Of these three rings, one resurfaced during the Summer Solstice 385YE in possession of the Hall of the Newborn Sun in [[Morrow]]. It was [[Rings_and_crowns#Glare_of_the_Noonday_Sun\|presented]] to the [[Imperial Conclave]] by the Urizen [[spire]], to be [[endowment\|endowed]] on the person most responsible for the destruction of [[Druj[[ [[Druj_miasma#Miasma_Pillars\|miasma pillars]] in [[Zenith]]. The [[Bursar of the Conclave]] had the ring endowed on Caleb of the Cenotaph, [[exarch]] of the [[~~chapterhouse\|~~chapter]] of the [[Highguard_groups#The_Cenotaph\|same name]] and a renowned master of the [[Chimes of Annulment]] ritual. The whereabouts of the other two rings are currently unknown.		These rings are named for the paragon [[Atun\|Atun]], the sister of [[Atuman]], exemplar of Ambition. Stories indicate that Atun was a powerful magician, prone to visionary experiences even without the use of magic, and a mistress of multiple realms. When she departed the nascent [[Highguard\|Highborn]] nation she left the artefact magical ring that bore her name with her brother as a keepsake. Her followers crafted lesser rings in its image, and when the [[The Brass Coast\|Freeborn]] began their exodus it is believed that all three founding sisters bore versions. The use of the rings was also widespread among the magicians of [[Tassato]] and [[Sarvos]], and three were given as gifts by Highborn magisters to the magicians of [[Urizen]] during early diplomatic exchanges. Of these three rings, one resurfaced during the Summer Solstice 385YE in possession of the Hall of the Newborn Sun in [[Morrow]]. It was [[Rings_and_crowns#Glare_of_the_Noonday_Sun\|presented]] to the [[Imperial Conclave]] by the Urizen [[spire]], to be [[endowment\|endowed]] on the person most responsible for the destruction of [[Druj[[ [[Druj_miasma#Miasma_Pillars\|miasma pillars]] in [[Zenith]]. The [[Bursar of the Conclave]] had the ring endowed on Caleb of the Cenotaph, [[exarch]] of the [[chapter]] of the [[Highguard_groups#The_Cenotaph\|same name]] and a renowned master of the [[Chimes of Annulment]] ritual. The whereabouts of the other two rings are currently unknown.

	The original ring would be a treasure beyond price, were it to be found, but it vanished during the tumultuous years of the Highborn civil war. Its last known bearer is believed to have been [[Permion\|Permion the Lawmaker]], and it was not seen again after his assassination.		The original ring would be a treasure beyond price, were it to be found, but it vanished during the tumultuous years of the Highborn civil war. Its last known bearer is believed to have been [[Permion\|Permion the Lawmaker]], and it was not seen again after his assassination.

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	The most common form taken by Atun's Ring is either a single band marked with one [[Runes\|rune]] associated with each of the six realms or a single ring formed of six interwoven bands, each of a different precious metal.		The most common form taken by Atun's Ring is either a single band marked with one [[Runes\|rune]] associated with each of the six realms or a single ring formed of six interwoven bands, each of a different precious metal.

	These rings are named for the paragon [[~~Wisdom#~~Atun\|Atun]], the sister of [[~~Ambition#Atuman\|~~Atuman]], exemplar of Ambition. Stories indicate that Atun was a powerful magician, prone to visionary experiences even without the use of magic, and a mistress of multiple realms. When she departed the nascent [[Highguard\|Highborn]] nation she left the artefact magical ring that bore her name with her brother as a keepsake. Her followers crafted lesser rings in its image, and when the [[The Brass Coast\|Freeborn]] began their exodus it is believed that all three founding sisters bore versions. The use of the rings was also widespread among the magicians of [[Tassato]] and [[Sarvos]], and three were given as gifts by Highborn magisters to the magicians of [[Urizen]] during early diplomatic exchanges.		These rings are named for the paragon [[Atun\|Atun]], the sister of [[Atuman]], exemplar of Ambition. Stories indicate that Atun was a powerful magician, prone to visionary experiences even without the use of magic, and a mistress of multiple realms. When she departed the nascent [[Highguard\|Highborn]] nation she left the artefact magical ring that bore her name with her brother as a keepsake. Her followers crafted lesser rings in its image, and when the [[The Brass Coast\|Freeborn]] began their exodus it is believed that all three founding sisters bore versions. The use of the rings was also widespread among the magicians of [[Tassato]] and [[Sarvos]], and three were given as gifts by Highborn magisters to the magicians of [[Urizen]] during early diplomatic exchanges.

	The original ring would be a treasure beyond price, were it to be found, but it vanished during the tumultuous years of the Highborn civil war. Its last known bearer is believed to have been [[Permion\|Permion the Lawmaker]], and it was not seen again after his assassination.		The original ring would be a treasure beyond price, were it to be found, but it vanished during the tumultuous years of the Highborn civil war. Its last known bearer is believed to have been [[Permion\|Permion the Lawmaker]], and it was not seen again after his assassination.

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	* '''Effect:''' Once per day you may use this ring to gain one additional rank of any one [[Rituals\|ritual lore]] for the purposes of performing a single ritual, subject to the [[Realm_Lore#Gaining_additional_ranks\|normal rules for effective skill]].		* '''Effect:''' Once per day you may use this ring to gain one additional rank of any one [[Rituals\|ritual lore]] for the purposes of performing a single ritual, subject to the [[Realm_Lore#Gaining_additional_ranks\|normal rules for effective skill]].
	* '''Materials:''' Crafting Atun's Ring requires seven ingots of [[Materials#Orichalcum\|orichalcum]], seven ingots of [[Materials#Tempest Jade\|tempest jade]], seven ingots of [[Materials#Weltsilver \|weltsilver]], seven measures of [[Materials#Ambergelt\|ambergelt]], seven measures of [[Materials#Beggar's Lye\|beggar's lye]] and seven measures of [[Materials#Iridescent Gloaming\|iridescent gloaming]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.		* '''Materials:''' Crafting Atun's Ring requires seven ingots of [[Materials#Orichalcum\|orichalcum]], seven ingots of [[Materials#Tempest Jade\|tempest jade]], seven ingots of [[Materials#Weltsilver \|weltsilver]], seven measures of [[Materials#Ambergelt\|ambergelt]], seven measures of [[Materials#Beggar's Lye\|beggar's lye]] and seven measures of [[Materials#Iridescent Gloaming\|iridescent gloaming]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.
	~~You must be a [[Magical skills#Magician\|magician]] to be bonded to one of these items.~~