Hello there!\u00a0 Today we’re once again looking at some really cool Tellest artifacts, but this one actually has a basis in D&D first.\u00a0 You see, back in the before times, when people were able to hang out in the same place (I’m writing this in April, so hopefully by July we’re able to do so again), we used to get together every couple of months to play some lengthy D&D campaigns that I ran with my friends.\u00a0 Since Tellest is a magical place, I wanted to lean on that a little bit more, so we ended up giving each of the characters a trinket that let them use a power once per day.\u00a0 One of our characters was a paladin who was beginning to question his faith.\u00a0 That is, until they started communicating with their god.<\/p>\n
Or so they thought.<\/p>\n
The paladin Megit had an amulet that looked sort of like an Egyptian ankh (Rhianna drew images for all our power cards, and it served as the inspiration for the art you’ll see below).\u00a0 What he didn’t know was that there was a counterpart that looked just about identical, but it was in the hands of someone else instead.<\/p>\n
The amulet of communication is essentially a fantasy styled walkie talkie.\u00a0 It allowed for our party members to communicate across different places in dungeons and towns, and has come in very handy for them so far.\u00a0 Of course, it also served to further shred away at Megit’s faith, so he’s dangling by a thread now.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"http:\/\/tellest.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/04\/Amulet-of-Communication-BW.png\")
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