The Consilium Archive

Among the items in the Consilium Archive, currently housed by Buckminster of the Star Chamber and operated like a Lorehouse, are: * One sword, known to be magical and enchanted with Prime; precise use of spell uncertain, of quasi-Roman design, tentatively dated from 1100s. This is thought to be connected with a group of Awakened border fighters from near Carlisle. Mind arcana all focused on healing or repairing body or psyche in one or another fashion, the Codex Lachlainn. Currently on loan to Birch.
 * Approx. 103 pawns of Tass of varying Arcana and quality
 * Set of four books, ca. 1750s, according to records, attributed to Nicholas Kollar; titles translate as The Book of Death, The Book of Might, The Book of Eternity & The Book Of Journeys, the volumes penned in French.
 * 'Mechanised Prayer Wheel'; prototype Tass generator, circa 1953 origins, willed to the Consilium by Flavius of Aliis Aquilae, constructed in part from ENIGMA machine.
 * The Mystic Turk, set of chesspieces known to learn from those who play against them, 1820s according to records, enchanted in the Mind arcanum.
 * Treatise in mediaeval Latin on the use of the Life arcanum in agriculture. Some interesting rotes recorded in contemporary marginalia.
 * Artefact, believed Atlantean, almost spherical, of copper and brass manufacture, 24 inches in diameter; when activated correctly, alleviates all malign emotion within a radius of thirty-three feet.
 * Steel vambrace, etched with four dragons couchant, enchanted with a Fraying Practice of the Life Arcanum; if a blow strikes the vambrace, the muscles of the striker suffer deterioration for around one day. Claimed in battle by Tytalus, a warrior of the Pendle WItches.
 * Illuminated Latin manuscript detailing the history of Furness Abbey up until circa 1300.
 * Parchment scroll circa 1275, detailed Latin listing and description of over fifty rotes of the Life and
 * One crown, silver, with single gemstone inset; undatable by Time arcanum and enchanted with Life and Mind arcana to render wearer more mentally acute and phsyically able. Some Fate resonance; suspected curse.
 * Locked wooden box belonging to Alizon Device, willed to Katharine Hewitt “to keep until a time in the future as the lock shall open without the key”, contents unknown. Hewitt, records show, was an Archivist in her day.
 * Pelt of werewolf, mostly intact, stored in mothballs, origin circa 1875.