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#1 Slad_Chaos Jun 07, 2008 4:49:14	Hello, are there a book that described magic item or artifact dedied to Sune ? If yes, what book, please ? Thanls for your future answer.
#2 suin_bahhar_02 Jun 07, 2008 9:25:40	Faiths and Avatars mentions the Lady Firehair blesses some faithfull who quested for her with flasks or Drafts of Evergold, which boosts charisma and acts as a elixer of love charming all within sight upon imbibing the potion if you are a worshipper of Sune, otherwise its poison. Its the water from the evergold fountain in Sune's part of Brightwater.
#3 Stigger Jun 07, 2008 10:19:40	Prayers from the Faithful also mentions a divine spellbook, a Sash I believe it was, of sorts that the clergy is often in pursuit of, so that could certainly count.
#4 lord_karsus Jun 12, 2008 17:32:32	-Anything that is related to Love, Emotions, Beauty, and so on can theoretically be related to Sune, or produced by her church.
#5 darksongknight Jun 12, 2008 21:25:14	In Dragon Magazine #333, there is an article titled "Relics of the Realms." The relics presented for Sune are "Rings of Firehair." These were formed during the Time of Troubles when Sune rescued Sharess from Shar's dark clutches. In the process, some of Sune's hair fell to the Material plane, forming perfectly braided bands. While at least five are known to exist, one or two more come into the possession of Sune's faithful every decade. These rings grant a sacred bonus to Charisma, and improve initial NPC attitudes toward their wearers. Any hostile action taken by the wearer breaks the power of the ring over those affected by it. In order to use these relics, you must worship Sune and either sacrifice a 4th-level divine spell slot, or have the True Believer feat and at least 7 Hit Dice. In Champions of Ruin, there is an artifact called the "Gray Portrait." It is said that a vain and selfish (Chaotic Neutral) follower of Sune named Belarian the Beautiful sought every means to sustain/enhance his beauty. Going against Sune's teachings, he eventually offered to sell his soul to any being in return for his beauty being sustained. One answered, granting him immortality and perpetual beauty through an artifact. Who created the gray portrait, gave it to Belarian, or what happened to the man is a matter of speculation. The gray portrait has appeared and disappeared over 2,000 years and has been owned by multiple people. Someone who owns the Gray Portrait for a week, has their picture appear in it. The owner of the Gray Portrait does not age or show signs of aging, and the portrait absorbs negative levels or ability drain instead of the actual owner. If the portrait is ever destroyed, the owner immediately suffers all the adverse effects that it absorbed. If the owner has outlived his natural lifespan, he immediately dies. Note that having or using the portrait is not actually evil.
#6 suin_bahhar_02 Jun 13, 2008 12:22:29	Wow, those relics are great! The sinister Gray Portrait creeps me out for sure. Oo