Artifacts and Relics:

Throughout the fractured timeline of Everwealth, powerful objects, crafted or inherited, have served as symbols of sovereignty, sacrifice, or spiritual weight. These are not trinkets or trophies, but sacred testaments of authority and purpose. Often forged in forgotten ages or imbued with magickal consequence, artifacts and relics are not simply wielded, they are inherited, borne, or bound. Their meanings, though shaped by time, remain unshakable. Take The Ram’s Horns, for example, a golden circlet inlaid with ivory and zircon, crowned by the curled horns of the creature for which the monarchy is named. It is not merely a crown, but a living symbol of the King’s oath to carry the weight of the nation. Or consider the Embersnap Blades of The Knights of the Horns., flame-enchanted weapons that scream like charging rams when swung, rumored to ignite even soaked logs in the pouring rain. Such relics aren’t merely historic, they shape the present, and if lost, could tilt the kingdom’s myth and morale alike into crisis. Artifacts are feared, revered, and coveted. They do not simply belong to Everwealth; they help define it.