The three artifacts were certainly potent items of chaos; the first, the Chaosblade, was a powerful, Anarchic weapon, that granted a constant<em>Protection from Law</em>effect on the wielder, and, perhaps most interestingly, was a fluid blade; at will, it could adjust between a dagger, or a short/long/bastard/greatsword. The second was an amulet that, when used, produced one of a dozen different spell effects, at random; from a minor cure spell on the user, to simple enhancement spells, to, at it's most powerful and least common effect, stops time for a few seconds. The third is a suit of intelligent armor, designed to combat devils, and hates them with a fiery, undying passion, though the armor refuses to work with lawful beings.<br/><br/>Once he arrives, he doesn't even have to finish asking the question, before he notices the rather strong pulse of magic, buried underground, despite the fact they're standing within a still-abandoned facility, much like the one he'd encountered before, though the anti-magic aura isn't nearly as prevalent. In fact, it feels like it's been blended with a magical aura, to allow it to coexist on this plane, without impacting the function of technological devices, too severely.