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“The world was divided long before witches ripped it in two.”

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Are there any ancient ruins or artifacts that hold significant meaning?

Ruins or Artifacts	Their Meaning
1st State Floating Cemetery	During the Mage War, a Killcaster who specialized in necromancy magicks attempted to raise all of the dead in J.T. Pruitt Military Cemetery. This wandless act proved too much for them, and though they spontaneously combusted in the effort, the cemetery was indeed raised. Not the bodies, mind you, but the burial grounds itself. For hundreds of years the cemetery has remained levitating over 80 feet in the air, coffins, roots, and headstones intact if not in disarray. Current day, the cemetery offers tours via hoverbus and has a J.T. Pruitt Museum in which the necromancer is not only unnamed, but condemned for their actions. The museum instead honors the fallen whose rest was disturbed, and the president it was named after.
The Victor’s Sword	An incredibly powerful ancient broadsword that—when properly activated—can break any hex with one slice. To activate the broadsword, once must place the Gavillion Garnet (a worthy gem) into its hilt, and can only be wielded by a witch/someone with magickal inclination.

Ruins or Artifacts

Their Meaning

1st State Floating Cemetery

During the Mage War, a Killcaster who specialized in necromancy magicks attempted to raise all of the dead in J.T. Pruitt Military Cemetery. This wandless act proved too much for them, and though they spontaneously combusted in the effort, the cemetery was indeed raised. Not the bodies, mind you, but the burial grounds itself. For hundreds of years the cemetery has remained levitating over 80 feet in the air, coffins, roots, and headstones intact if not in disarray. Current day, the cemetery offers tours via hoverbus and has a J.T. Pruitt Museum in which the necromancer is not only unnamed, but condemned for their actions. The museum instead honors the fallen whose rest was disturbed, and the president it was named after.

The Victor’s Sword

An incredibly powerful ancient broadsword that—when properly activated—can break any hex with one slice. To activate the broadsword, once must place the Gavillion Garnet (a worthy gem) into its hilt, and can only be wielded by a witch/someone with magickal inclination.

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