◈ LINEAGEThe Living Jars
Vessels of warriors, shamans, and Iron Fist Alexander
The Living Jars
'A fragment of a living jar, hardened after its death. Material used for crafting items. Such fragments command a high price due to the magical power locked within.' The Living Jars are the strangest of the canon's sentient lineages: ceramic urns, sealed by ritual, containing the body parts and souls of warriors slain in battle. Their priesthood are the Jar Shamans, who wear their own faces concealed by upturned greatjars and tend the urns at gaols. A jar walks because the spirits inside still want to. Some are servants, some are soldiers, and some, Iron Fist Alexander and Jar Bairn among them, are heroes whose questlines run beside the Tarnished's own; the human Diallos protects the jars of Jarburg.
'A greatjar which fits comfortably over the head when upturned. Attire of the shamans who perform their worship at gaols. Increases the power of thrown pots of all sizes.' The largest of them, the Great Jar, sits in the Caelid wastes and tests Tarnished champions in three duels: answer his summon and survive, and he grants his talisman, the Great-Jar's Arsenal, in approval. The Soldjars of Fortune Ashes, 'spirits of three little living jars', confirm what the lore everywhere implies: a jar's contents are never empty, and the ash that flakes off them when they shatter is always the ash of someone whose name was forgotten before the jar was sealed.
A fragment of a living jar, hardened after its death. Material used for crafting items. Such fragments command a high price due to the magical power locked within.
GreatjarA greatjar which fits comfortably over the head when upturned. Attire of the shamans who perform their worship at gaols. Increases the power of thrown pots of all sizes.
Ashen remains in which spirits yet dwell. Use to summon the spirits of three little living jars. Summoning consumes HP rather than FP. These reckless spirits sacrifice themselves to vanquish their summoner's foes, and explode upon death.
