User:Lady Kyashira/Origins Misc

Animus HR-8

Inventory

Resources

Image	Name	Rarity	Base value	Description

• Soft Leather
  • A supple material suitable for light armor. Harvested from animals with thin and delicate skin, such as the gazelle.
• Hard Leather
  • Some hippopotamus or crocodile died to offer you the protective skin off its back.
• Pelt
  • Nothing compares to lion or leopard fur when a cold night approaches!
• Cedarwood
  • Use your eagle to spot military convoys carrying dried wood. It is a common but useful resource.
• Bronze
  • Ptolemy's soldiers carry this metal in convoys; it's probably too heavy for their delicate hands.
• Iron
  • A rare material. If you need large quantities, use your eagle to track them down.
• Carbon crystal
• Shards of a Star
• Silica
  • A unique glass fragment found in tombs and used as a decorative ornament. This strange substance has an eerie feeling.
• Drachma
  • The drachma coin is stamped with the Eagle of Zeus. Commonly used to buy items in shops and commonly found in bandit pockets.

Arrows

• Hunter Arrows
  • Arrows for the Hunter Bow.
• Warrior Arrows
  • Arrows for the Warrior Bow.
• Light Arrows
  • Arrows for the Light Bow.
• Predator Arrows
  • Arrows for the Predator Bow.

Tools

• Smoke Screen
• Fire Bomb
• Berserk
  • Use this substance on careless enemies to turn them against their allies.
• Poison Darts
• Sleep Darts
• Flesh Decay Toxin
  • Use this substance to infect a dead body and allow it to contaminate nearby enemies.

Quest Items

Image	Name	Description

• Unidentified Artifact
  • A translucent stone that shines brightly. It radiates a heat beyond anything felt in the desert sun.
• Medjay Badge
  • The Medjay are the ancient protectors of Egypt and its Pharaohs. An elite warrior unit formed during the Old Kingdom, they are emblematic of true duty, honor and ferocity. Their badge, the eye of Horus, belongs to those tasked with the protection of the Pharaoh's people. As they were also the most trusted guards to the Pharaoh, the Medjay are the ultimate protector of both the Gods and the people.
• Golden Medjay Badge
  • Cleopatra understands what a Medjay's oldest duty is: to serve a Pharaoh, a true and just leader appointed by the Gods themselves. She believes she is true pharaoh of Egypt and in serving her, one serves the true Egypt. She intends to bring the Medjay back into the Royal fold, as the Ptolemies have phased them out over the past few centuries. Her badge represents the licence to kill on behalf of the Gods and Goddesses of Egypt, political immunity, and a right to enforce the law above that of mortals. It symbolizes the battle against the Order of Ancients.
• Seized merchandise
  • Merchandise confiscated by the authorities
• Mysterious Papyrus
• Papyrus of User-maat-Re
• Brother!
• Achaeus. You are wrong
• Prayer of Amun
• Statue of the Sole God
• Oil Soaked Hay
• The Living God Rises
• Shadows of the Scarab
• Assassination Contract
• Tahemet's Weighted Dice
• Scroll of Thoth
• The Way of Horus
• Si-Mut's Scroll 4: Found in the Cave
• Si-Mut's Scroll 3: Found in the Hyena Den
• Si-Mut's Scroll 2: Found in the Ruins
• Si-Mut's Scroll 1: Obtained from Si-Mut
• Discoveries so far :
• Otis's Notes
  • I hope you won't have to read this, because if you do, it means I'm probably dead.<

>I'm in too deep and I've compromised myself. I do believe I've found what this is all about and it's bigger than I had imagined. An ambitious Roman General named Rufio plans to create a network of Egyptian and Greek collaborators throughout the country. Their goal is to present Rufio as a savior and not a conqueror in order to invade Egypt from within. Fortunately, if you've taken out his allies already, you've cut his most valuable Egyptian connections. He most likely will not abandon his quest...who knows what he'll try next. Please tell Aya I've repaid my debt to her. I wish we could have met you and I.< >Otis

• • The name of the mysterious Roman general behind the attack on the fortress is Rufio. <

>He was an acolyte of Caesar’s and is now attempting to manipulate power in the shadows of Cleopatra and Marc Antony. He considers their rule as too lax. < >He hopes to strengthen his grip on all of Egypt using an object of some sort that may or may not be found in Siwa.< >In addition to Siwa, he has designs on the Sinai Peninsula. A rebel leader there named Gamilat has given me proof of this.< >It is my hope that Siwa will be spared from General Rufio’s wickedness …

• Aya's letter
• The Halo of the Huntress
• Extract of Silphium
• Shadya's Doll
• Aya's letter
• Charm of Anubis
• Letter with seal of Anubis
• Geographer's Notes
• Khaliset's Drawing
• Letter to Sefetu
• Hieroglyph papyrus
• Prison Key
• Story of the Scarab letter
• The Scarab's Letter
• Letter from Eudora to the Ibis
• Letter from Tahira
• Khemu's Toy
  • A figurine of Horus. Bayek carved this for Khemu for his sixth birthday.
• I am a great seer!
• Tychon's Blade
• Orders to Brutus Severus
• Apollodorus' Agents in Kyrenaika
• Military orders
  • “My Egyptian friends,<

>You are well aware that your country is falling into decrepitude. It lacks discipline, it lacks order, it lacks a leader.< >Cleopatra does not have the political will to use the required force. It is left to us. We must infiltrate deeply every level of the society. < >Adras, as captain of the army, you role will be to conquer Siwa. It is well known that some object of great power is hidden there. We must find it.< >Jibade, use your political influence to expand the ranks of the army. We will need many soldiers in the coming months. Pissa Oros citadel is already aware of your arrival.< >I have also ordered several carts to be filled with luxurious goods to be used as inducements. One will be waiting for you in Pissa Oros. Another is in preparation at the Limestone Quarry and the last one should leave Camp Menouthis for Alexandria soon . I leave it to you to determine whom to bribe.< >I count on you both.< > General R”

• Letter to Dymnos

Papyri

TBA

Myths of the Pharoah

TBA

Hunting Goods

Image	Name	Rarity	Base value	Description
	Leopard Fur
	Ba Feather
	Scorpion Pincers
	Hippopotamus Meat
	Lion Claw
	Crocodile Egg
	Hyena Ears
	Cobra Venom
	Vulture Skull
	Heron Feathers
	Ibex Horns
	Ibis Beak
	Flamingo Tongue
	Gazelle Hooves

Trinkets

Image	Name	Rarity	Base value	Description
	Animal Flesh			Don't keep this in your inventory too long.
	Ball			Made of leather. Hippos like them a lot.
	Broken Pot			Who doesn't shave with a sharp shard? This pot bears its owner's name, and that person's probably in a vengeful mood.
	Bronze Cup			Where's the cupbearer? This thing needs filling.
	Butcher's Cleaver			Sometimes the fastest way out of a misunderstanding is to brandish a cleaver.
	Crystal of Thoth
	Cat Amulet
	Diadem			Was probably stolen from a princess. Best sell it before someone traces the theft to you.
	Flute
	Golden Bolt			All that is gold does not glitter, unless polished.
	Golden Plate			It's a plate made of gold. Useful if you ever need to serve appetizers.
	Grapes	Common	10	Ah, grapes! The smooth resistance against your teeth, the pleasant rupture of the skin as you bite down, the rush of sweet juice onto your tongue… truly a food fit for the gods.
	Hand of the God
	Hatchet			Trees quiver in the shadow of this mighty blade.
	Headrest	Common	21	A simple wooden headrest, essential for a good night's rest. Guaranteed bedbug-free.
	Honeycomb			The first person in history to taste honey must have been quite courageous. Carefully wrapped in oiled papyrus. Take a bite and relish the sweet taste.
	Incense Burner			It wouldn't be a ceremony without incense, would it?
	Iron Hammer			All that's missing is a bell and a song.
	Jade Scarab
	Large Paintbrush	Common	10	You've got a lot to do today, but why not paint a picture instead?
	Leather Bag
	Leather Belt
	Lute	Rare	50	You're not even going to try your hand at this. Especially not after the lyre incident…
	Lyre
	Manuscript			After quite a lot of time on the road, you've perfected the art of folding this sheet into a cunning little bird. Now what should you call this art?
	Necklace			The quintessential fashion statement, dating from time immemorial.
	Opium Pipe			Let the good times roll…
	Pestle	Common	10	Coriander, a dash of cumin… Add a pinch of sesame seeds, and you've got the best dukkah this side of the Nile.
	Salt	Common	10	Keeps away the evil eye. Also tasty on boiled eggs.
	Sistrum
	Small Knife			When you think about it, knives are basically fun-sized swords.
	Small Statue			This statue gives the impression that the gods never smile.
	Spearhead	Common	10	Rusty, but worth salvaging for the iron.
	Stone Pitcher
	Stonemason's Chisel
	Tambourine			You can't mess up the tambourine. Or can you?
	Toy Horse			Your father carved you a toy horse like this when you were young. You remember being disappointed that it wasn't life-sized. The disappointment never went away.
	Unfinished Sword			It's best when people finish what they start.
	Wooden Log			Examining the cracks of this log reveals a small colony of resident spiders
	Wooden Mallet			Mallets are a chisel's best friend.