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The Blackbird, also called the Black Stone Violin, is a full-size playable violin made of black diabase after drawings by Antonio Stradivari (Stradivarius), but with technical modifications to allow it to be played.

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Clan Dagger Filigrees

Source Shining Kingdoms pg. 101
These filigree ornaments represent some of the finest dwarven metal-crafting. Intricate in design and detail, each unique piece begins as a specific religious symbol to one of the gods of the dwarven pantheon. The artisan meticulously shapes the religious symbol, abstracting it in thin lines of precious metal to create a thin filigree ornament. Once the artisan has finished the filigree, it’s given to a cleric of the specific god and imbued with a magical ability as determined by the specific deity. When the filigree is ready, the artisan or a smith attaches the filigree to the clan dagger, usually as part of a ceremony attended by as many of the clan as possible; this functions in the same way as etching a rune onto a weapon. A clan dagger filigree counts as a property rune, and a clan dagger can be ornamented with more than one filigree provided that the wielder performs an act of devotion to each deity represented on their clan dagger at least once a year.

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