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Deep Pockets "Let me pull something out real quick..."
The inside of your pockets and storage appear to be somewhat deeper than they should be, allowing you to shove many more trinkets and baubles into your stash.
This Artifact holds 3 times what it normally could inside of it. Objects stored inside are weightless.
Living things can be stored in this Artifact. They will have access to anything else inside and may attempt to break free, damaging or destroying the Artifact in the process.
If this Artifact is destroyed, things inside may get out, and it will cease to function until it is repaired.
When scanned or investigated without opening, the contents of this container appear normal and unremarkable.
If anyone other than you opens the container, it appears empty. Others can still destroy it to get at the contents.
- A container of holding cannot be placed inside another created by the same Gift.
- There is no cost to use this container.
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Charlatans
“Unsettling are the days in which everyone is an expert.”
― Criss Jami
Nowadays you can't go a day without some phony prophet trying to peddle their wares to you.
Driven by the increased interest in the supernatural, charlatans from palm readers to televangelists are everywhere. And while the vast majority of witches, psychics, magicians, hypnotists, cures, potions, faith healers, and clairvoyants are complete fakes, they do make a living.
As the saying goes, "it's easier for an actor to make it in alternative medicine than Hollywood."
Most people scoff at these clearly-phony supernatural services, yet those same people often buy into at least one scam.
The most dangerous charlatans are the self-styled monster hunters who carry a mall-ninja arsenal and guns with silver bullets. Most have never encountered anything supernatural and do absolutely nothing besides burn some sage and patrol the area for a night or two. Even so, those who are superstitious, fearful, or desperate enough will hire them to solve the problems they simply don't understand. In some cases with disastrous results.
For Contractors, charlatans are red herrings and obstacles. Clumsy fakes that conjure a smokescreen of misinformation and escalate the situations they're in.
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Container of Holding Gifts
Adventuring Gear
Always be prepared!
Opening the adventuring bag reveals a cavern of interior pockets, nets, and subsections.
This Artifact holds 5 times what it normally could inside of it. Objects stored inside are weightless.
Living things can be stored in this Artifact. They will have access to anything else inside and may attempt to break free, damaging or destroying the Artifact in the process.
If this Artifact is destroyed, things inside may get out, and it will cease to function until it is repaired.
When scanned or investigated without opening, the contents of this container appear normal and unremarkable.
If anyone other than you opens the container, it appears empty. Others can still destroy it to get at the contents.
- A container of holding cannot be placed inside another created by the same Gift.
- There is no cost to use this container.
This Artifact can be used as a container. It is roughly the same size as a back of hearse and just as difficult to conceal. Unless can only hold dead/undead bodies, this Artifact behaves as its mundane counterpart.
Your back of hearse holds 5 times what it normally could. Objects stored inside are weightless.
Living things can be stored in your back of hearse. Time is frozen inside your container.
If your back of hearse is destroyed, things inside may get out, and it will cease to function until it is repaired.
Only you may open and close the container. Others can still destroy it to get at the contents
- There is no cost to use your container.
Long Haul Trucker
Everything but the kitchen sink
From the outside Mikey's shipping container appears to be normal. It measures 8 feet wide, 40 feet long, and 8 and a half feet tall. The back has a securely locked double doors. The Left side of the crate also opens. It can be unlocked and swung upwards to access the crate from the side. Either of these doors are supernaturally locked and can only be opened by Mikey himself. To do so he traces a precise symbol onto the surface of the lock with one of his picks, causing it to spring open.
The inside of the crate opens into a pocket dimension, 5 times larger than it would otherwise be, totaling to 1600 square feet of floor space. The pocket dimension appears as a garage with a concrete floor and steel walls. It is illuminated by a series of tube lights inset to the ceiling. By tracing the same symbol he uses to get in, Mikey is able to open any given section of the wall to either of the doors.
This Artifact can be used as a container. It is roughly the same size as a Shipping Container and just as difficult to conceal.
Your Shipping Container holds 5 times what it normally could. Objects stored inside are weightless.
Living things can be stored in your Shipping Container. They will have access to anything else inside and may attempt to break free, damaging or destroying the Shipping Container in the process.
If your Shipping Container is destroyed, things inside may get out, and it will cease to function until it is repaired.
Only you may open and close the container. Others can still destroy it to get at the contents
- There is no cost to use your container.
Bottomless Stomach of Holding
When I thought I had seen something... moving, under the rain cover over my companions backpack I thought I was seeing things, but when we arrived in the cove I realized all too clearly that my senses were as sharp as ever. The traveler pulled the rain cover off his back to reveal a groutesque squirming sack with obsidian flesh that shone in the pale light of our flashlights. With some effort The Traveler heaved the creature off of his back and laid it gently on the ground before him."You hungry bud?"Then I saw a large slick tongue poke out of the bag and gingerly touch the ground around it."Yup, we just need that dang demon pirates cursed gemstone, but feel free to gobble up these shinys around ya"The sack rolled and scrambled gobbling up gems and jewelry that were scattered across the cave floor. I stood in stunned silence as I watched my partner cross the room carelessly and pluck the gem from it's holding place."Alright Poke, nuffa that, don't want you gettin too heavy"And in an instant he had scooped the sack up and we were on our way...
The bag is a writhing swelling creature of dark obsidian flesh. It is about the size of a 60 liter camping bag and it clings to it's owners back, but can be covered with a large tarp.
The bag has can hold a number of items against itself with grubby little tendrils that protrude from the bag.
Items within the creature can be accessed only by the owner who then lifts the flesh flap at the top of the bag and digs around for the item of their choice.
The creature will not eat items without its owners permission, but it will request food.
The bag must be fed one large meal (~1000kcals) daily or it becomes sullen and inaccessible. When it is in a bad mood it needs either an item of monetary value of at least $100 or an item of reasonable personal value to someone (GM discretion). If the bag is not fed after three days of being in a bad mood it will begin to eat the items inside.
This Artifact can be used as a container. It is roughly the same size as a A "back pack" and just as difficult to conceal.
Your A "back pack" holds 5 times what it normally could. Objects stored inside are weightless.
Living things can be stored in your A "back pack". They will have access to anything else inside but cannot break free.
If your A "back pack" is destroyed, things inside may get out, and it will cease to function until it is repaired.
Only you may open and close the container. Others can still destroy it to get at the contents
This item is a living thing. When targeted, it counts as a Living Creature in addition to its other target types. If destroyed or abandoned for more than two days, it dies and becomes unusable.
- There is no cost to use your container.
Grimzip
Feed It Carefully. It Remembers
Grimzip is a sentient, magical backpack with a stitched mouth for a zipper and eyes that blink when no one’s looking. Though compact in size, it holds an impossibly vast space within—able to store anything from books to boulders without ever growing heavier. Grimzip has a dry sense of humor, occasionally grumbling or chuckling softly when items are placed inside. It's fiercely loyal to its owner, and rumors say it can “swallow” thieves whole if they try to steal from it. Despite its slightly spooky vibe, Grimzip is a dependable (if moody) travel companion.
This Artifact holds 5 times what it normally could inside of it. Objects stored inside are weightless.
Living things can be stored in this Artifact. They will have access to anything else inside but cannot break free.
If this Artifact is destroyed, things inside may get out, and it will cease to function until it is repaired.
When scanned or investigated without opening, the contents of this container appear normal and unremarkable.
If anyone other than you opens the container, it appears empty. Others can still destroy it to get at the contents.
This item is a living thing. When targeted, it counts as a Living Creature in addition to its other target types. If destroyed or abandoned for more than two days, it dies and becomes unusable.
- A container of holding cannot be placed inside another created by the same Gift.
- There is no cost to use this container.
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Container of Holding Gifts
Cradle of the Grave
Don't open it upside-down.
"The Coffin" can only be used to store things commonly found in coffins, such as bodies, clothes, jewelry, photos, weapons, coins, and similar.
This Artifact holds 5 times what it normally could inside of it. Objects stored inside are weightless. Unless you are storing something commonly found in coffins, this Artifact behaves as its mundane counterpart. This Effect cannot be used unless you are storing something commonly found in coffins.
Living things can be stored in this Artifact. They will have access to anything else inside and may attempt to break free, damaging or destroying the Artifact in the process.
If this Artifact is destroyed, things inside may get out, and it will cease to function until it is repaired.
When scanned or investigated without opening, the contents of this container appear normal and unremarkable.
On a Downtime, you may change this Artifact from one type of container to another. Maximum once per Downtime.
If anyone other than you opens the container, it appears empty. Others can still destroy it to get at the contents.
- You cannot change the container's type if you are not in possession of it.
- A container of holding cannot be placed inside another created by the same Gift.
- There is no cost to use this container.
Bigger on the Inside
Companions gawk at the sheer size and quantity of the equipment the survivalist stores in the Bug-out Bag, but when they open it, they find only a standard set of survival gear. Only when the survivalist opens it is its true capacity revealed.
This Artifact holds 5 times what it normally could inside of it. Objects stored inside are weightless.
Living things can be stored in this Artifact. They will have access to anything else inside and may attempt to break free, damaging or destroying the Artifact in the process.
If this Artifact is destroyed, things inside may get out, and it will cease to function until it is repaired.
When scanned or investigated without opening, the contents of this container appear normal and unremarkable.
If anyone other than you opens the container, it appears empty. Others can still destroy it to get at the contents.
- A container of holding cannot be placed inside another created by the same Gift.
- There is no cost to use this container.