Hired.
Biblically accurate coins.
Mfw
An ancient d12!
Those look like objects I would find in Skyrim
These are candle holders for when you want to send light in all directions by using candles of various widths. All knowledge of them evaporated because all the users died in mysterious fires.
Did they ever discover what started the fires?
It appears as an Easter egg in Luthen Rael’s antique shop in Andor.
In 1000 years people will find a land fill with fidget spinners and wonder the same.
Or they will immediately start fidgeting with them and inadvertently understand.
Which now leads me to believe these relics are merely copies of earlier relics that were copied from relics even earlier. Created only to be recreated as the echo of human curiosity.
The big bang was god dropping his dodecahedron fidget spinner
Grok said it’s a weapon, so we can eliminate that one.
Almost anything is a weapon if you try.
Pocket dodecahedron!
There are far, far more things that cannot be a weapon than can be.
For instance, a single grain of sand.
With enough velocity it will still kill you.
Also gather more and heat them up.
“They built copper and iron shields, put sand into them, and heated them over hot fire so the sand became red-hot. By means of some mechanism they threw this sand at those who had fought bravest… The sand penetrated through the armour into the shirts, burned the body, and it could not be helped… they died, going mad with horrible pain, in sufferings piteous and unquenchable.”
It’s the most likely use, IMO. They could be mace heads intended for personal protection. The different holes would be to accommodate different handle diameters, making it easy to swap to another handle if it breaks.
The Roman Plumbus.
You know what got me when I was visiting China was that “Royals/Nobel” collected thin disks of jade as a sign of their wealth/influence/skilled tradesmen/maybe spiritual.
The theory’s are all over the place, I believe it was a status symbol.
https://www.numisforums.com/topic/4842-the-mysterious-jade-discs-of-china/
I think ancient cultures had hypes just like we do now. Old Chinese Jade Labubu
Turns out the Greeks invented D&D, and the Romans just copied them with their own Pathfinder style take on their gods and heroes. The dodecahedrons? Obviously part of their game.
STEVE?
Where can I learn to talk/type like this?
You dont learn autism my friend.
I’m pretty sure you can on tiktok.
Im definitely on the spectrum but maybe theres another tool out there for me
Smithing test, so your title is potentially accurate
