All Devaguea needed was the NAME of the artifact, and he put all three of his lore masters on it, Tina, Allison, and Stroon. He did make a point of asking for all of their reports in person every week, and gave them a sizeable budget from his personal purse to ensure they got results before anyone else did. Tina was ranging afield again, Stroon was scrying and dowsing for powerful magic fields, and Allison was turned loose as she had proven capable and competent without his guidance. With half a month before the Pathfinder guild arrived, and then maybe a week before they all vanished into the wilds, he needed something to assist. Devaguea also helped by asking the fey about the Star Key, seeing what the fey were willing to talk about.<br/><br/>All his commanders would be allowed to take the last half of the month off to go hunting shards, and he did request that the Pathfinder disposables bring the antiques back to his kingdom so his experts could look it over. Devaguea did not call the adventurers disposable to their faces, but it was fairly obvious to him what they were. No backup, no plan beyond whatever they came up, and if they went missing no one would go looking. He hadn't liked it when he was doing it, and he liked it even less when his underlings did it.