What do you think of this.<br/><br/>Tattoo of Tzilya, the Dark Places (Artifact 0, Sentience 2)<br/>This tattoo resembles a woman, etched in dark black and red hues.  She is graceful and lithe, and the tattoo changes regularly, rarely maintaining the same pose or position for long.  It changes generally while it is out of sight, and Tzilya always hides beneath Madder's clothes when she can; she is emboldened in the dark and loathes the light.<br/><br/>Tzilya provides none of the benefits of a demon ink tattoo; she is effectively a 0-dot version of the artifact.<br/><br/>Tzilya's Urge is to "Discover dark places"; she believes that becoming aware of a dark place -- either by visiting it, as in the case of places like sunken cities or empty basements, or by drawing them out of people, as in the case of repressed memories or ugly secrets -- empowers her.  She prefers the latter to the former, but she is not particular.  Any action Madder takes that directly serves Tzilya's Urge gains +2 dice; if she acts directly contrary to the Urge, she must choose to spend 1 willpower and gain 1 limit (and resist the penalties for acting contrary to the Urge for a scene), or automatically botch the action and suffer a -2 die penalty to any action that runs contrary to the Urge for the rest of the scene.  She can attempt to bargain with Tzilya to avoid these penalties.<br/><br/>As a tattoo, Tzilya gives Madder access to the following Charms:<br/><br/><strong>Intrusion-Sensing Method</strong>: Tzilya defines 'her domain' as any dark place she has personally visited for the purpose of this Charm<br/><strong>Fruit of Living Essence</strong>: Rather than consuming a target's Essence, Tzilya activates this Charm in response to the revelation of a person's darkest secrets, memories, or desires.  Tzilya can only use this Charm against a consenting target; someone who willingly divulges some inner darkness is always considered consenting.  Tzilya consumes the revelation, not the target's Essence; she does not remove Essence or Willpower from her target with this Charm, nor does she inflict Crippling or Sickness effects.<br/><strong>Memory Mirror</strong>: Not everyone is willing to share their secrets with Tzilya; she is willing to take them by force.<br/><br/><br/>This breaks some rules about Sapience; namely, a Sapient artifact is supposed to have a minimum artifact rating equal to its Sapience.  I'm not coming up with any ideas for what an interesting tattoo artifact would look like aside from the sapience quality, though, so I just kind of ignored that part.<br/><br/>Also, I had it in mind that this artifact could become more powerful over the course of gameplay (by increasing in Sapience or gaining new Artifact powers distinct from its Sapience rating.)<br/><br/>Sapience of course enjoys its own drawbacks, which include inflicting Limit on someone who acts contrary to the artifact's Urge, inflicting penalties to all actions when acting contrary to the Urge, inflicting botches when acting contrary to the Urge, etc.