Lugian Crown Jewels

The Crown Jewels are the most important treasure of the Kingdom of Lugia

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The Crown

The Crown is a sign of power. The exact origins of the crown are unknown. Some say that it is the result of the demilitarization of the chieftain's helmet. Others say that is a more elaborate version of a duke's diadem.

The Scepter

The Scepter is a sign of royal authority. Its origins can be traced back to a staff given to a judge. Person with it had the right to judge members of the community and pass judgements.

The Royal Necklace

The Royal Necklace is a sign of the king's devotion to Lady Susanne. Its pendant has a big diamond surrounded by a golden rim. Necklace's origins are related to a story from the beginning of the Age of Church. Manfred Trestin, the first King of Lugia, was opposed by Koschei the Deathless and challenged him to duel for the throne of Lugia. According to the story, Manfred recieved a necklace from one of the closest followers of Irenaeus The Journeyman. The follower said that Lady Susanne asked him to give it to Manfred. The king put the necklace on before the duel. When Koschei saw it, he panicked, gave up and ran away. It is said that Susanne enchanted the necklace against the power of The Fallen.

Item type

Unique Artifact

Current Holder

Leopold Trestin

Related ethnicities

• Lugian

Owning Organization

Kingdom of Lugia

Rarity

The Crown Jewels are unique. It is said that they haven't been replaced since the Kingdom of Lugia was founded at the beginning of the Age of Church. The Royal Jeweller is the only person which can be asked to make new crown jewels. Any attempts to copy the jewels is considered a crime and punished severely.

Raw materials & Components

• Gold
• Copper or Bronze
• Gemstones

Crown, Scepter and Necklace. Three signs of the king. Crown means power, Scepter means authority amd Necklace means devotion to Lady Susanne

— Royal Teacher to a young prince