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| - File:Artifact.png In all three Golden Sun games, an Artifact is any "special" item as opposed to any "". They typically have unique, strong, or - in the case of equipment - overwhelming effects. Artifacts can do many things, and their effect is told in their item description. Unlike common items, these are individually buyable and sellable one at a time through shopkeeper "Artifacts" menus. If you either sell an Artifact or drop it, you can buy it back from any shopkeeper that has an Artifact menu.
- The Artifact is a key item that appears in Paper Mario.
- Although the artifacts gained from missions are always appropriate to your character, enemies that drop artifacts might drop one for any of the four classes.
- Artifact (霊石 Reiseki) is the ninteenth episode of Kamen Rider Kuuga.
- An artifact is
- "Artifact" (アーティファクト Ātifakuto) is an archetype of Level/Rank 5 LIGHT Attribute Fairy-Type monsters based around artifacts and weapons of ancient history and mythology. They benefit from being destroyed by card effects, and their Main Deck members can be Set as Spell Cards.
- The Artifact is the title given to the Fire Flower that Merlin planted in the Real World.
- Every time the player lands on most planets, 0-4 artifacts can be found. To activate, the player simply needs to run into the artifact. A successful activation will grant 3 direct portal uses to the planet normally, 6 if the character is using the President uniform. Artifacts do not spawn in Mech City, Old Earth, and The Forbidden Arena, and the only way to get additional direct portal uses to those places is to consume Ion Tickets, Remembrance Tickets, and Arena Tickets, respectively.
- An artifact was a type of magic item of exceptional power that could not be reproduced using normal magical means. Artifacts created through spiritual means were sometimes called relics. This diverse category included the works of the great civilizations of old, such as Netheril, as well as the many magical creations of deities.
- Artifact, jest najwyższą jakością przedmiotu w link=World of WarcraftWorld of Warcraft.Znane nam są jak narazie 4 artefakty - ich spis znajduje się poniżej.
- Artifacts are also the term used for famous and legendary items in lore. Famous artifacts aren't necessarily of Artifact quality in World of Warcraft, however. Several items that are said to be artifacts according to lore, as stated in Warcraft II, III or the RPG, are epic quality or less in World of Warcraft (for example, [The Skull of Gul'dan]). However, it can be argued that since Illidan absorbed the skull, its power has been reduced to Epic-quality level; and the original skull could have been of Artifact quality.
- The frame around the artifact symbolizes its rarity and a number of lines or Roman numerals in the top right corner of each Artifact corresponds to these rarity groups: rare artifacts are bordered gold with the roman numeral I, uncommon bordered silver with the roman numeral II, and common bordered bronze with the roman numeral III. Receiving duplicates of the same artifact has no current benefit.
- An artifact is a legendary magical item of tremendous power, created by methods which have either been forgotten by the peoples of Golarion, or were always beyond the skills of mortals. They can generally be broken down into two separate categories, major and minor artifacts. Major artifacts are unique creations of tremendous power, designed for a specific purpose. Minor artifacts are somewhat less powerful, yet still able to change the fate of nations. They are not unique, although they exist in much, much smaller numbers than standard magic items. Both types of artifacts are exceedingly difficult to destroy, often requiring specific, difficult to achieve criteria in order to be unmade.
- A powerful and mysterious relic that was separeated into several pieces and have been located on a number of different planets. It is said that when the pieces are assembled together, they hold the key to a powerful weapon. Locations:
* Sanctuary
* Acheron
* Hell
* Na-Koja Abad
* Drakk Homeworld
- Artifacts are special devices found in siege maps. When used, they will cause a specific effect on the targets within its reach (most usually the area surrounding a fortress). This effect may sometimes be a buff, a recovery spell or damage inflicted on the opposing faction.
- Artifacts are divine treasures found on Migard during Valkyrie Profile. Valkyrie is to return them to Odin when found and will lose evaluation points if they are not returned. However many artifacts are incredibly useful, leaving the player in a dilemia.
- The Artifact is a feature in Platform Racing 2 that lets people earn the elusive Bubble Set. The Artifact is found in any set random level selected by a Staff Member. Once a player has found the Artifact, they will pick it up and it appears on top of their head, like a Hat. It will replace the hat previously on your head, and several different circumstances will take place.
- Artifact a prequel story serial to BobTheDoctor27's Fractures Universe storyline. It also takes place during Teridax's Reign of Shadows in the Core Universe, detailing the origins of Tollubo's character.
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- An artifact was an object created by a culture. Artifacts were a major subject of study in archaeology. The First Hebitian civilization on Cardassia Prime created "unimaginably beautiful artifacts" from jevonite. (TNG: "Chain of Command, Part II" ) The Kir'Shara was an ancient Vulcan artifact that contained the writings of Surak. (ENT: "Awakening") The P'Jem monastery housed its most valuable artifacts in a reliquary. (ENT: "The Andorian Incident") Tarquin could take artifacts and telepathically read imprints from the people who made them. (ENT: "Exile")
- Während Requiem durch Jul 'Mdamas Wirken auf seine Sonne zusteuert, kehrt das Feuerteam Crimson zum Ausgrabungsstandort zurück. Es hat den Auftrag, das Hyperraumartefakt zu finden, welches die UNSC Infinity an die Schildwelt bindet. Obwohl die meisten feindlichen Kräfte den Planeten bereits verlassen hatten, blieben einige zur Verteidigung der Stellung. Bei den von Doktor Henry Glassman ermittelten Koordinaten angekommen, findet Crimson lediglich eine massive Felswand vor, die den Weg zu einer Blutsvätereinrichtung versperrt. Jared Miller versteht nun, warum die Allianz den Harvester in das Gebiet brachte: Sie wollte das Artefakt mit seiner Hilfe bergen.
- For the Enchanter to create one for you, you will need a recipe (Arcane Formula) though. With the Arcane Formula, the correct amount of money and the reagents, the Enchanter will create the Artifact for you. They come in three types: lesser, greater and divine. Greater artifacts normally requires lesser artifacts as ingredients and divine artifacts normally requires greater artifacts. Some greater artifacts and most divine ones grants the wearer a specific skill, that are activated in three ways: Requires: Titan Quest: Immortal Throne
- Artifacts are special items in ADOM, which are indestructible through conventional means and are unique (with the exception of the si). Artifacts can be generated in different ways; several are only available through the completion of certain quests, while others are randomly made available in a variety of ways including precrowning, shops, vaults, surges of power and random drops. In versions 1.1.1 and earlier, it was possible to generate a random artifact weighing 10s or less by pickpocketing; this feature has been removed in version 1.2.0. In version 1.1.1, some artifacts were only available through crowning or not at all; this bug has been fixed in 1.2.0.
- The artefact itself resembles a large hourglass, comprised of two dark glass bulbs, carved wooden supports and a long twisting carving around the neck which resembles a snake. The hourglass emits an eerie light and is found on its side either at the port or deep in the cliff caverns beside the Village. Unlike all the other Story levels reused for Arcade which feature their individual item for BagTag and Knockout, Village's BagTag and Knockout item isn't the hourglass artifact, but rather a lobster.
- Artifacts (古代遺物, aatifakuto) are essentially ancient orbments created by the ancient civilisations of Zemuria and capable of demonstrating power that exceeds the bounds of human comprehension. They are generally found in ruins across the continent. Although they run on orbal energy just like contemporary orbments, they are operated differently and cannot yet be properly analysed with post-Orbal Revolution technologies.
- Artifacts could be used to modify a hero's starting stats prior to queuing for a match in any game mode. They were purchased using gold and slotted into artifact slots. This was available at level 15. There were three types of artifacts—gem, relic, and trinket. The gem slot was automatically unlocked for free at level 15, while the relic and trinket slots could be purchased in any order directly from the hero select screen, each costing 2000 gold to unlock. Up to 3 artifacts could be selected for match, but only one of each type.
- An artifact is a rare and unique object. Most players sacrifice to their god because gods sometimes provide artifacts as gifts. Some NetHack players like to wish for artifacts, although it has been argued that a Barbarian pretending to know the correct spelling of the Eye of the Aethiopica is somewhat out-of-style.
- Artifacts usually refers to the items in Heretic and Hexen that may be picked up and used at a later time for various effects. In Heretic, up to 16 artifacts of each type may be carried, while in Hexen the limit is 25. The sphere powerups in Doom are also occasionally referred to as artifacts, but this is less common.
* Tip: If you need to use an artifact in a critical situation and you don't have it selected, you can hit pause and sort through your inventory to find it while the action is frozen.
- Artifacts are special items gained by playing online with other people. Once received, you can rename them if the icon on the item has a feather pen next to it. Once renamed, the artifact gains new abilities (Can only be equipped by Cosmos characters, etc;) and will be able to be equipped. Once renamed, an artifact can never be renamed again. Players can only have 20 artifacts at a time. Unwanted artifacts can be sold, normally for a very high price. On a side note, Artifacts cannot be accessories, nor can they be obtained by fighting ghosts.
- Artifact is the highest level of item quality in World of Warcraft, above legendary. Although speculation of these items are documented across fan sites and the official World of Warcraft website, no such items have ever been available to players in the released game.
- Making an artifact from any object that comes to hand in the game is very easy, even if a little time consuming, as it doesn't happen overnight. One must place the chosen object near to where the villagers congregate when they are 'chilling out' or near the village crèche. The villagers will then dance around the object which over a period of time will start to glow and emit a red aura. At this point it has become an artifact and when it displays a godly symbol over it, it has become fully charged.
- The Artifact is the last remaining object from the universe that existed before the Big Bang. It gives off massive amounts of radiation that make it dangerous for anyone to approach it and there isn't advanced enough technology to be able to track the radiation. The Artifact itself exists outside of space-time. It serves as an antenna for the Akashic Field, a zero-point subspace nexus for all the knowledge of the universe.
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