Templar Relics are a collection of sacred objects of the Templars, displayed on black velvet: a cross, a seal and fragments of a Christological relic, preserved in a velvet ceremonial setting.
In the shared cosmos they carry active ritual weight: they are vehicles of divine power and objects of custody, theft and corruption throughout the Parisian cycle.
See also
- Reliquary (Templar Crypt): the physical space where such objects are kept.
- Temple Courtyard: Templar enclosure in Jerusalem, historical origin of the cult.
- Crypt of the Temple: underground chamber where the relics are objects of ritual combat.
- Baphomet: demonic entity associated with the accusation of Templar idolatry.
- Baphomet & Demonic Cult: the cult that seeks to corrupt or desecrate the relics.