Editing Artifact Events (section)

== Capes ==
{{An|Ambassador's Sash}}: You pause to help a diplomat with a broken axle fix his problem. In gratitude, he gives you a sash with magical properties which he says will, "help people see things your way."

{{An|Dragon Wing Tabard}}: Ridding the countryside of the hideous [[Dragon]] who made a sport of eating noblemen's [[Knight]]s, you are honored with a [[Dragon Wing Tabard]].

{{An|Vampire's Cowl}}: You manage to find a [[Vampire]]'s resting place during the day, and are able to slay him easily. Just for good measure, you take his cowl.

{{An|Surcoat of Counterpoise}}: You've come upon a fight between a [[Necromancer]] and a [[Paladin]]. The [[Necromancer]] blasts the [[Paladin]] with a fire bolt, bringing him to his knees. Acting quickly, you slay the evil one before the final blow. The grateful [[Paladin]] gives you the cloak that saved him.

{{An|Angel Wings}}: Not really wanting to know where the [[Angel]] is who belongs to these wings, you take them and quickly depart.

{{An|Cape of Conjuring}}: Before you appears a levitating glass case with a folded cloak perched upon a bed of crimson velvet. At your touch, the lid opens and the cloak floats into your awaiting hands.

{{An|Recanter's Cloak}}: Responding to the panicked cries of a damsel in distress, you discover a young woman fleeing from a hungry bear. You slay the beast in the nick of time, and the grateful [[Sorceress]] weaves a magic cloak from the bear's hide.

{{An|Cape of Velocity}}: A brief stop at an improbable rural inn yields an exchange of money, tales, and accidentally, luggage. You find a magical cloak in your new backpack.

{{An|Everflowing Crystal Cloak}}: Taking shelter from a storm in a small cave, you notice a small patch of crystal in one corner. Curious, you discover that the patch is really a cloak, and when you break a piece off it mysteriously grows back. You decide to take the cloak with you.

{{showwithhota|{{An|Cape of Silence}}{{-wh}}: As you pass the graveyard, you notice an old man mourning over his wife. As you approach him, the old man falls dead. After burying him, you decide to take his cape.}}