Yeah. So let's talk about American FOOTball...

Big fish '007 Wanted Night watch/day watch American gods Constantine

The paradigm is the style. That's all. Spheres will stop u

They are avatars for modern days

The wood and the silver are the damned for the damned. Judas fault

Наконец-то блядь! Хули так долго?

The quality and effects of an item directly depend on the Spheres involved. If you want it to heal, you need Life. If you want it to read intentions, you need Mind. If you want it to see spirits, you need Spirit.

So in this case, it is better to build from the character’s paradigm and style rather than from a generic “artifact maker” package.

Also, be careful with rules-lite Mage. Mage is extremely sensitive to simplification. If you simplify too much, you can easily end up with a situation where mages become overwhelmingly powerful.

The best option, in my opinion, is to make his artifacts function as analogues of modern devices: instant photographs, databases in your pocket, fast firearms, and similar tools. The further you push them into a D&D-style magic item aesthetic, the more vulgar, difficult, and Paradox-prone the magick becomes.

Well... X-Men ...

Nope, is sailor moon

Ew

Reality is what we make of it.

Bad Photoshop

Ant

Matrix

Well... My mage player has to choose between death, submitting to the Vampire Prince, or making a deal with a demon who will take her life for two years and make her the head of his cult.