Words of the Constant
It seems to require an outside power source to activate.
Somehow, the ancients devised a way to store knowledge in liquid form.
It appears to lack an energy source.
These chambers appear to pre-date the rest of the ruins.
There must be a manual somewhere.
A shame, it appears to no longer be operational.
The design is reminiscent of the Gateways we've traversed through before.
The path to discovery awaits.
It appears there are no more artifacts to find.
How exciting! This technology most likely hasn't been used in hundreds of years!
Fascinating! These glyphs seem to be the base that their language evolved from.
The introduction of shadow fuel must have had a tremendous impact on their culture.
These glyphs must pre-date their discovery of the shadow fuel.
This glyph in particular keeps repeating... if only I could decipher its meaning.
This will need further study.
It appears to be a remarkably advanced security system.
I wonder what its intended purpose was.
It seems unwise to follow it.
It appears to require a specific gem to activate.
The pedestals seem to draw power from these gems.
Pyrotechnic armor!
Extremely durable, and surprisingly lightweight.
Surprisingly effective with enough layers.
An interesting choice of materials.
A hardy Thulecite armor.
Now it's an exoskeleton. Ho ho!
A disgusting and magical garment.
It is quite capacious.
I do wish it wasn't quite so noisy.
Crude plate mail cobbled together from log sections.
I believe our friend knit it himself.
This will be a big hit with the bunnymen.
Surprisingly effective plant-based armor.
Plant-based, plant-made, and plant-worn.
A protective shroud that transfers attacks to another dimension.
Armor against metaphysical damage.
The rose decorating this armor is the maker's insignia.
Not much of an aid now.
A navigational aid. "Thataway".
A chance to give direction.
Not much of an aid now.
A navigational aid. "Thataway".
A chance to give direction.
Some non-aqueous residue remains after the fire.
The eyebone seems to have been burned entirely.
The flower appears to have been completely burned up.
This used to be something, but now it's just a pile of ash.
A great source of dietary fiber.
Smelly, but quite nutritious.
It releases sulfur compounds when it's digested.