Silver Chains (Cadenas de Plata) are artifacts forged by a Cherokee silversmith under plans shared between Iroquois and European cultures; children died bound with them.
| Type | Artifact |
| Spanish entry | Cadenas de plata |
Properties
They weigh about forty kilos. Their silver attracts firearm projectiles and blocks or absorbs magic missiles. They reach from elevated areas down to deep pits, tied to submerged humanoid figures; the chains and silver statues can be cut or destroyed.
Conflicting accounts
- Adventurers seek them.
- They must be buried in a secret place to avoid detection.
- They must be taken to the sea or water, “to the other side”, as a party’s critical mission.
- A low-confidence voice says they were handed to the Emissaries of Pomola.