Magic/Tech Fusion · Ninth Sign
Weavejack Circlet
₡11,500
- Physical mass
- 0.5 kg
- Stowed volume
- 0.002 m³
- Measurement
- estimated
- Damage resistance
- DR 0 (estimated)
Rules-ready
3D6 Stats
| Weight | 0.5 kg (1.1 lb) |
|---|---|
| DR | 0 |
| Advantages | None |
| Disadvantages | None |
| Skill bonuses | None |
At a glance, it's jewelry: a narrow crown of dark conductor-metal set with three cloudy stones. Put it on and the stones wake one by one, matching pulse, breath, and whatever rhythm a mage keeps behind the eyes. The Weavejack Circlet is a primary deck for serious operators—fast, intimate, and hot-capable. There are no bulky pads to advertise what you're doing across a crowded room. There is also less machinery between your nervous system and a bad decision. Funny how luxury keeps finding new ways to remove the guardrails. A fitted case includes a pulse key and a small mirror for checking that all three stones have seated. In cold mode they glow like banked coals. In hot mode they turn clear, which is a tasteful little way of announcing that the next mistake belongs entirely to you.
Hot-capable hardware. Ninth Sign sells discretion; Lifeline sells what comes after overconfidence.