Sterling Kinslayer
Slayer of False Gods
OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION
Family and Oaths were serious matters to the Anam, and these rings symbolized and embodied that value. Oath rings were made in sets, batches of two or more, for lovers, brotherhoods, families, priests, anyone who had a bond worth keeping track of. These particular rings were made with the additional effect to determine which partner rings to track, by way of mimicking a Force Bond.
These particular rings are an odd batch, bonded to each other as a whole group of ten. This means that, if the wearers have a natural, personal bond, these rings amplify their effects accordingly. Particularly close bonds can even speak in natural telepathy, should they choose.
- Intent: TO create a set of artifacts to be found within Anam City
- Image Source: Here
- Canon Link: N/A
- Primary Source: N/A
- Manufacturer: Anam
- Affiliation: Closed-Market
- Model: N/A
- Modularity: No
Production: Semi-Unique (10)
- Material: Silver, Various Jewels
- Imbued "Force Bond"
- Bound by Oath: The rings, when worn, allow a passive knowledge of the location of each other ring bearer with whom they hold a personal bond. This is, essentially, a Force GPS.
- Think as One: If the wearers are particularly close, the rings allow one to communicate telepathically across incredibly vast distances.
- Vague Directions: These vague senses of direction and distance become more and more vague as they extend. Within a single planet, it's a Force GPS. But as you extend outward it becomes significantly more generalized, as a sense of drawing closer or farther from the other rings. By the time you expand to the galaxy at large, beyond a single planetary system, at best one might be able to guess what section of space they are in, and roughly which end of the galaxy to go to, but nothing more until drawing much closer.
- No Combat Benefits: These rings do not provide any sort of direct benefit in combat.
Family and Oaths were serious matters to the Anam, and these rings symbolized and embodied that value. Oath rings were made in sets, batches of two or more, for lovers, brotherhoods, families, priests, anyone who had a bond worth keeping track of. These particular rings were made with the additional effect to determine which partner rings to track, by way of mimicking a Force Bond.
These particular rings are an odd batch, bonded to each other as a whole group of ten. This means that, if the wearers have a natural, personal bond, these rings amplify their effects accordingly. Particularly close bonds can even speak in natural telepathy, should they choose.
