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==Rules==
==Rules==
* '''Form:''' Jewellery ([[Talisman]]).  
* '''Form:''' Ritual Masks ([[Talisman]]).  
* '''Effect:''' Gain 1 rank for [[The Eight-Spoked Wheel]] and [[The Retrograde Wheel]] rituals
* '''Effect:''' Gain 1 rank for [[The Eight-Spoked Wheel]] and [[The Retrograde Wheel]] rituals
* '''Materials:''' Crafting a Strigine Mask requires three measures of [[Materials#Beggar's Lye|beggar's lye]], four measures of [[Materials#Dragonbone|dragonbone]] and nine measures of [[Materials#Iridescent Gloaming|iridescent gloaming]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.
* '''Materials:''' Crafting a Strigine Mask requires three measures of [[Materials#Beggar's Lye|beggar's lye]], four measures of [[Materials#Dragonbone|dragonbone]] and nine measures of [[Materials#Iridescent Gloaming|iridescent gloaming]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.
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[[Category:Magic Items]]
[[Category:Magic Items]]
[[Category:Masks]]
[[Category:Ritual Masks]]

Revision as of 00:42, 22 January 2015

Description

The Mask of Gold and Lead empowers a ritualist with the ability to transmute raw materials.

These talismans which are sometimes referred to as "The Alchemists Refrain", are often crafted as a lower face mask (covering the mouth, nose and chin) of mottled dull grey with gold tracing work; or a brooch depicting a pestle and mortar. It is rare to find a Mask of Gold and Lead that does not incorporate Xun, the rune of transformation.

Employed by magicians all across the Empire, this mask allows any ritualist to act as an alchemist or to boost the abilities of an existing alchemist.

Rules

We are not the alchemists of old, those that would use herbs and ale to form 'a great hardening of steel'! They would have you take dragon wort with ale and much vervain and sow that into lukewarm water, boil it all up and then place your hot billet therein 'that hardening is good for all hand-weapons'. We do not mix lead with marrowort and straw, heat it upon a rock under the moon and expect it to form into gold. No. That is not alchemy, mere buffoonery!