Artifact of Khenarthi

[Hrafnkel]

Avatars of the Divines. You encounter a few... Mara comes to mind, and Talos, too. I think there was one other, but I'm not sure. Mara's avatar gave you a blouse and skirt, I think.

[Krisi-_]

Originally posted by Hrafnkel
Avatars of the Divines. You encounter a few... Mara comes to mind, and Talos, too. I think there was one other, but I'm not sure. Mara's avatar gave you a blouse and skirt, I think.

then they are not counted as their artifacts.. (without lore conflict.. and this is by people living in Tamriel)

[Hrafnkel]

Wait a second, though... Isn't the Lord's Mail sometimes called 'Kynareth's Gift' or something like that?

[Krisi-_]

Originally posted by Hrafnkel
Wait a second, though... Isn't the Lord's Mail sometimes called 'Kynareth's Gift' or something like that?

One ancient record says that the armor was removed by Kynareth herself from Morihaus.

and asking what Morihaus is you'll get no reply from me..

THE EIGHT PANTHEONS

CYRODIIL: Akatosh, Dibella, Arkay, Zenithar, Mara, Stendarr, Kynareth, Julianos, Shezarr, Tiber Septim, Morihaus, Reman

ok maybe you'll.. but WTF?

well lets see.. It was take from Morihaus by Kynareth.. as Morihaus is not a divine he isnt keept by no artifact rule.. so it was Morihaus's and is now counted as Kynareth's.. (I suppose.. but who is Morihaus anyway?)

[bob196045]

As indicated earlier an Artifact is just something old

by definition only: an object produced or shaped by human craft of historical interest..is one definition

So even though lore doesn't call it an artifact, if it is of historical interest then it can be re-classified

Avatars of the 9 Devines: Wolf (Tiber Septim), Jon Hawker (Zenithar), Mara (herself) are the only ones I recall

For example:

Basing it on MW perspective only:

I would consider anything belonging to Nerevar, Dumac, Dagoth Ur, Veloth as artifacts

Likewise other areas of Tamriel would have items significant to the history of that area

[DarkAsmodeous]

Im going to say we stick with tradition, no Aedric artifacts, we can however have artifacts created by her followers.

[bob196045]

That sounds fair to me. :yes:

[Ja-Kha'jay]

Khenarthi could have granted a divine vision to one of her High Priestesses, who then fashioned the artifact based on the vision.

In a sense, Khenarthi created it through her Priestess, but it was the Priestess herself which made the item

If that makes any sense...

[Hrafnkel]

Originally posted by Krisi-_

Originally posted by Hrafnkel
Wait a second, though... Isn't the Lord's Mail sometimes called 'Kynareth's Gift' or something like that?

One ancient record says that the armor was removed by Kynareth herself from Morihaus.

and asking what Morihaus is you'll get no reply from me..

THE EIGHT PANTHEONS

CYRODIIL: Akatosh, Dibella, Arkay, Zenithar, Mara, Stendarr, Kynareth, Julianos, Shezarr, Tiber Septim, Morihaus, Reman

ok maybe you'll.. but WTF?

well lets see.. It was take from Morihaus by Kynareth.. as Morihaus is not a divine he isn't keept by no artifact rule.. so it was Morihaus's and is now counted as Kynareth's.. (I suppose.. but who is Morihaus anyway?)

Morihaus and Reman are both god-heros, basically. Among the highest saints, as Alessia is. Morihaus is the Bull-lover of Allessia, the First Breath of Man. He's associated with the Thu'um and with Kynareth, generally.

Either way, I don't think you can explicitly count ot Aedric artifacts, per se, I think it's just more of how the society's religion 'makes' the artifacts, similar to how even if it can't be proven, a lot of people think the.. er... Shroud of something, that they think had to do with Jesus, is real. It's less clear-cut than it is with the Daedra.

[Ja-Kha'jay]

Hang on, Hang on. Wasn't Rythe Lythandas's Brush of Truepaint a gift from Dibella, one of the Aedra?

Aedric artifacts do exist, just few and far between.