List of secondary artifacts
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The following named artifacts receive minor appearances in Magic: The Gathering canon.
List
| Name | Plane | Description | Cards |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kindslaver | Bablovia (Un-iverse) | ||
| Backstab | Dominaria | Ship of Bo Levar. | |
| Burning Vengeance | Dominaria | Sisay's first ship. | |
| Helm of the Host | Dominaria | The helm of the queen of Vesuva. Worn by Omo in the Multiverse and by Solaflora in the Un-iverse.[1] | |
| Mox Amber | Dominaria | A mox. | |
| New Tolaria | Dominaria | Used after the island's destruction. | |
| Sword One | Dominaria | A sword-pattern avenger prototype piloted by Sanwell. Built c. 28 AR. Fought in the Siege of Kroog in 28 AR. | |
| Sword Two | Dominaria | A sword-pattern avenger prototype piloted by Rica. Built c. 28 AR. Destroyed by Fallaji brasscaps during the Siege of Kroog in 28 AR. | |
| Sword Three | Dominaria | A sword-pattern avenger prototype piloted by Carlo. Built c. 28 AR. Destroyed by Fallaji brasscaps during the Siege of Kroog in 28 AR. | |
| Sword Four | Dominaria | A sword-pattern avenger prototype. Built c. 28 AR. Destroyed by Fallaji brasscaps during the Siege of Kroog in 28 AR. | |
| Sword Five | Dominaria | A sword-pattern avenger prototype. Built c. 28 AR. Destroyed by Fallaji brasscaps during the Siege of Kroog in 28 AR. | |
| Sword of the Chosen | Dominaria | The sword of Selenia. | |
| Thran Temporal Gateway | Dominaria | A Thran portal from the past. | |
| Timeless Lotus | Dominaria | ||
| Wave Splitter | Dominaria | A Kukemssan privateer captained by Jelamau. | |
| Wavespawn | Dominaria | A pirate ship. | |
| Everflame | Eldraine | A legendary sword embedded in the Irencrag. A reference to the "Sword in the Stone" tale of Excalibur. | |
| Mask of Griselbrand | Innistrad | A mask made to resemble the head of the demon Griselbrand. | |
| Blood Anchor | Ixalan | Under Bennell Dardan. | |
| Devil's Chains | Ixalan | Under Angrath | |
| Diremore | Ixalan | Under Brandis Thorn | |
| The Enigma Jewel | Ixalan | ||
| Gunwhale | Ixalan | A Brazen Coalition ship used by Caztaca Huicintli | |
| Hangman's Noose | Ixalan | Under Sedden Dray | |
| Her Majesty's Courage | Ixalan | Under Mavren Fein | |
| The Indomitable | Ixalan | ||
| Leviathan's Wrath | Ixalan | Under Ripley Vance | |
| The Millennium Calendar | Ixalan | ||
| Salty Dog | Ixalan | Taken by the Diremore | |
| Scourge | Ixalan | Under Admiral Beckett Brass, which later became one of the founding ships of High and Dry. | |
| Second Scourge | Ixalan | Brass's second ship | |
| The Skullspore Nexus | Ixalan | ||
| Squid Eyes | Ixalan | Another ship that later became one of the founding ships of High and Dry. | |
| Standing Rock | Ixalan | Under Fole Demeer | |
| Sunset Wave | Ixalan | Under Oljin Raye | |
| Tarrian's Soulcleaver | Ixalan | A lance carried by Venerable Tarrian. Later carried by Vito Quijano de Pasamonte into Ixalan's Core, it was taken by Huatli and used to kill Vito. | |
| Thaumatic Compass | Ixalan | A silver compass that points toward planeswalking magic.[2][3] It is made up of a series of stacks of circles and etchings, with one long point extending from an empty ring on its side.[4] Nicol Bolas gave the compass to Vraska on the Meditation Plane to assist her in finding the Immortal Sun in the city of Orazca on Ixalan.[5] After finding the city, Vraska kept the compass in her apartment on Ravnica. | |
| Tide Turner | Ixalan | Under Wallis Parrish | |
| Tormented Doubloon | Ixalan | taken by Vraska | |
| Ugly Mug | Ixalan | taken by the Diremore | |
| Windbinder | Ixalan | Under Kalishah Abban | |
| Windshark | Ixalan | ||
| Witch's Windlass | Ixalan | Under Farrien Goss | |
| Aetherwing | Kaladesh | Golden-Scale Flagship | |
| Brass Hammer | Kaladesh | a ship in Karpani Zevanwat's fleet | |
| Cold Wind | Kaladesh | a ship in Zev's fleet | |
| The Demon of Vahd | Kaladesh | a ship in Zev's fleet | |
| Dragon's Smile | Kaladesh | Zev's flagship | |
| Kite | Kaladesh | A ship in Zev's fleet | |
| Skysovereign | Kaladesh | Consul Flagship | |
| Sun Chaser | Kaladesh | Zev's first ship | |
| Esika's Chariot | Kaldheim | ||
| Harnfel | Kaldheim | Horn of Birgi. | |
| Icecutter | Kaldheim | An Omenseeker ship | |
| Kaldring | Kaldheim | Staff of Jorn. | |
| The Omenkeel | Kaldheim | ||
| The Ringhart Crest | Kaldheim | Crest of Kolvori. | |
| Valkmira | Kaldheim | Shield of Reidane | |
| Eater of Virtue | Kamigawa | ||
| Tenza | Kamigawa | The flail-like weapon of Godo. | |
| Gem of Becoming | Meditation Plane | A gem on the Meditation Plane, similar to and possibly connected to the Spirit-Gem.[6] | |
| Mindslaver | New Phyrexia | ||
| Recreant | Rath | Under Volrath | |
| Cloud-Lifter | Ravnica | a quadrotor | |
| God-Pharaoh's Statue | Ravnica | A statue of Nicol Bolas erected during the War of the Spark. It was toppled by Vitu-Ghazi during the war. | |
| Heckless | Ravnica | a pirate ship | |
| Dragon Throne | Tarkir | In Tarkir's original timeline, the throne of the leader of the Mardu Horde, formed from Kolaghan's skull. | |
| Philomachos[7] Bulwark of Brotherhood |
Theros | A battle-worn bronze shield carried by Iroas.[8] It symbolizes the protective bond shared by all soldiers at war and his determination. It was used by Rygyra the Slinger to defeat the minotaur Raksolcs Ravage-Soul. | |
| Epiphany | Theros | A gleaming javelin carried by Keranos.[8] After Keranos channeled his anger into a storm, Purphoros captured the storm and smithed the weapon from it. When Keranos wants to send a message, Epiphany is his tool of choice. | |
| Hadross | Theros | Under Vog | |
| Hall of Triumph | Theros | Features statues of Elspeth Tirel. | |
| Heroes' Podium | Theros | The podium of Iroas's Temple of Triumph in Akros. | |
| Katabasis | Theros | Athreos's ancient staff, which can transform into the ferryboat he uses to cross the Rivers That Ring the World. It shares its name with the Ancient Greek term for a journey to the underworld. | |
| The Monsoon | Theros | Under Callaphe | |
| Nyx Lotus | Theros | ||
| Pyleas | Theros | Under Siona | |
| Wrathbringer | Theros | Mogis's black iron greataxe. Shortly after his birth, Mogis decided to create a weapon with which to kill his brother.[8] Mogis assembled his champions and sent them out to battlefields, where they collected the essences of rage, hatred, and bloodlust. Under a blood-red moon, Mogis used those ingredients to forge a weapon of manifest violence. | |
| Chromatic Orrery | A model of New Phyrexia contained on another plane. | ||
| Tome of the Infinite | A tome of magic containing, among others, the spells Lightning Bolt and Ponder. |
References
- ↑ Mark Rosewater (December 9, 2022). "Drive to Work #991 - Names & Favor Text with Ari Zirulnik, Part 2". Tumblr.com.
- ↑ R&D Narrative Team (October 4, 2017). "Something Else Entirely". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
- ↑ R&D Narrative Team (October 11, 2017). "The Race, Part 1". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
- ↑ Alison Lührs (March 24, 2023). "March of the Machine - Ravnica: One and the Same". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
- ↑ R&D Narrative Team (September 20, 2017). "The Talented Captain Vraska". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
- ↑ Monty Ashley (August 23, 2012). "What's That Gem?". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast. Archived from the original on March 1, 2019.
- ↑ Jennifer Clarke Wilkes (Nov 6, 2013). "I Iroan". magicthegathering.com.
- ↑ a b c Wizards RPG Team (2020), D&D Mythic Odysseys of Theros, Wizards of the Coast