Incident Report 1853: Stolen Artifact

Overview

On Candra 26, 2845, an unknown artifact was stolen from the Mordisi Museum of Artifact and Artwork.  The Artificer in Charge has no idea what it does.  It has not been recovered, not has it shown up on the black market.

Purpose

A artifact was stolen from the Mordisi Museum of Artifact and Artwork on Candra 26, 2845 at 23:35.

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Publication Status

This document is only accessible with permission by the Mordisi City Watch or Mayor Augusta Morden.  The only other persons with a copy of this report is the Mordisi Museum of Artifact and Artwork where the crime took place.

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Incident Report 1853: Stolen Artifact

On Candra 26, 2845 at 23:35, the alarm at the Mordisi Museum of Artifact and Artwork signaled that there had been a breach.  The Mordisi City Watch responded to the alarm and arrived within minutes.  However, by their arrival, the thieves had already departed. 
Several store rooms had been thoroughly trashed. The responding watchmen couldn't tell if anything had been stolen.  The Watch Chief requested the Artificer in Charge to review their inventory and see if anything was stolen.  The City Watch received an notice two days later that only one artifact had been stolen.  However, the Artificer in Charge had no idea what that artifact was or what it did.  It had been in storage for a number of years with no information about it.

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Type

Report, Incident

Medium

Paper

Authoring Date

Candra 27, 2845

Location

Mordisi City Watch & Jail