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Solar Blades & Cosmic Spells - Where to find these Advanced Artifacts?

Artwork by Louis Glanzman
As with other sword and sorcery RPGs where magic items are rare, special and a driving force in game play, in Solar Blades & Cosmic Spells (a sword and stars game, advanced technology will be treated the same way. As such, there will be a section in the book encouraging referees to create adventures and special events for the acquisition of them. Laser weapons won't be found in every shop around the corner.

Again, what follows is still a draft and some changes might occur before publication.

Where to find these Advanced Artifact? 


The search for advanced technology should be one of the main driving forces of the campaigns in Solar Blades & Cosmic Spells. As such, we developed the following table to inspire Overlords in the creation of adventures and locations to place these wondrous artifacts.

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Where to find these Advanced Artifacts?
1
Inside the Vault of Relics in the Blood Castle of the Xzarian Galaxy’s Galactic Overlord.
2
Inside the body of a gigantic Galactic Overlords that roams the Outer Regions searching for Stardust.
3
In the legendary City of the First Brain, in the center of the Universe.
4
In the Museum of the Ages in the secret planet of Maynaria.
5
In the Treasure Vaults of the Intergalactic Crime Syndicate in the Shadow World.
6
Over the asteroid field that was once the advanced planet of Hazhir, now plagued by mutant star worms.
7
Inside the first Black Hole, created in the first Great Galactic War.
8
In the bowels of the Mega City Planet of Trancault.
9
Inside the coffer of the famous relic collector Dharius the Golden, on his enormous Golden Gauntlet space station.
10
Inside the First Temple of the mystical Order of a Thousand Suns in the forbidden Dead Zone.
11
In the depths of the Skull Prison, under the vigilant eyes of the Void Sentinel.
12
Under the Tower of Eyes in the desolate and cruel planet of Ghorol, a violent and insane Galactic Overlord.
13
Inside the Cave of Sentient Crystals in the remote and frozen planet of Niuhm.
14
Inside the Invisible Orb of Preservation, between the Twin Suns of Arth. The region is famous for the mortal amount of radiation emanated by these stars.
15
Inside the belly of the always hungry devourer of worlds, a gigantic star worm with incredible sentience.
16
In the private chambers of the beautiful yet cruel Cannibal Queen of the Qhartian Sector.
17
In the vaults of the blood stained temple of the Devouring King in the decadent planet of Bacari, the planet of pleasures.
18
In possession of the Elder Sentinel, the oldest alive member of the Order of a Thousand Suns.
19
In possession of the the Prime Voider, the leader and most powerful Void Commander.
20
Under the millions of corpses and robot parts in the Purple Plains of Destruction, one of the famous battlefields of the Cleansing Wars.
 
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