Blurring the line between exoskeletons and cybernetic augments, the D9 is unfavorably comparable to the Chemical Augmentation System.

These are items of great interest to the Players Cult, and show a few potential ways to bring them into a larger campaign.

The First three are of particular interest to one guild over the others, while the final two are vitally important to the Cult as a whole.

A moonsteel armlet set with diamonds

Armor and accessory set worn by the guards of the Imbrian Royal Palace and the Lunar Temples

The Knights of Imbria are most commonly seen in artwork bearing their famous, or infamous heart shaped escutcheons

A destroyed Kingdom of the Moon, Imbria was lost and it's flotsam of debris rained down on Earth. Among the treasures of shattered Imbria were it's Ancient Swords

A joint French-Canadian company, Chalopin-Barkin of Mars is one of the pre-eminent manufacturers of space mining equipment and exotic vehicles.

The blisteringly fast race cars of the future

All it takes for evil to triumph is for Ennui to convince good men to do nothing.

The leader of the Seven Brave inhabits this arrogant weapon.

The deadliest Sinblade, Wrathbringer is coveted by the violent and feared by all.

A cornerstone of modern biotechnology, and something that remains in the upper echelons of secrecy.

Illusion is the disguise of emptiness

Some sovereigns prefer a different sort of tax from their subjects - whether freely given, or taken by force.

The Truth Mage, Veracit, feared to utilize the Observer's Paradox, uncomfortable with their perilous effect on reality.

The Elders say there was once a great kingdom here. Yes, in this field of cattle, void of rubble or debris. Now, there are just a few fences and a barn for the bovine herd. At the most, you'll find some fresh dung. No treasures or artifacts of bygone ages here. What fate could have befallen such a place, as to leave no trace? Come closer, and I will show you...

The High King is dead. He died on a quest to find the stolen Crown of Destiny. As he died, he activated the ability on his armor, Fly To The Four Winds, which randomly transported his sword, Cut-Steel, and his shield, The Shield of Hope, to far-off places so they would not be taken by his foes.

Named for Corran, the epitome of artificers and craftsmen; the flame of creation is often too powerful to control.

Some stories call it the first real warship, others just Typhoon. But they all agree on one thing, the ship is one of the most elite in the galaxy.

A hilt built like a ceremonial goblet, and not the nice kind, a hideous blade of ash and flame erupt from the lip. To wield this blade is to forsake the Heavens and thrust the power of Hell into your foes.