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An Implement is a tool chosen by a practitioner that serves as a badge for them and as an item to further define their craft. To obtain an Implement, the practitioner must perform a ritual that requires power, the right materials, and to be at the right point in their life<ref>Pact Dice</ref>. These tools are then bounded to the practitioner, so karma will contrive to keep them together. The Implementum ritual is one of the three major rituals that defines a practitioner, alongside the Famulus ritual and Demesne ritual.

When examining how an Implement can relate to others, the are three major aspects one can look at: declarative, authoritative, and socio-cultural. The declarative aspect is what the object conveys to others while it is inert and base, generally only focusing on the obvious descriptors. The authoritative aspect is what the object conveys to others while it is in use. The socio-cultural aspect is what groups are most likely to use the object and for what purpose. All three of these aspects carry a meaning when deciding on an implement and should be taken into consideration.<ref>Damages 2-x (Gathered Pages 2)</ref>

Some iconic implements have held significant meaning throughout history. They include Chains, Chakrams, Chalice, Coffers, Coins, Emblems, Knives, Lanterns, Lenses, Masks, Plates, Rings, Scepter, Skulls, Staffs, Standards, Stone, Swords, Talismans, Tomes, Trumpets, and Wands.

In-Story Implements

Athame - Maggie Holt
Pocket Watch - Laird Behaim
Pocket Watch with Stonehenge Design - Duncan Behaim
Tarot Cards? - Alister Behaim
Shepard's Crook - The Shepherd
Chalice - Sandra Duchamp
Pan Flute - Johannes
A drinking vessel made of her brother's skull - Fionna
Crystal Ball with a skull inside - A Duchamp husband
Crooked Hat - A Duchamp husband

References

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-An '''Implement''' is a tool chosen by a [[practitioner]] that serves as a badge for them and as an item to further define their craft. To obtain an Implement, the practitioner must perform a ritual that requires power, the right materials, and to be at the right point in their life<ref>[https://docs.google.com/document/d/1jdkBJa3YEJW03X7UPed-vEOczdwQjuuYy7NAjENJiqg/edit# Pact Dice]</ref>. These tools are then bounded to the practitioner, so [[Karma|karma]] will contrive to keep them together. The '''Implementum''' ritual is one of the three major rituals that defines a practitioner, alongside the [[Familiar|Famulus]] ritual and [[Demesne]] ritual. When examining how an Implement can relate to others, the are three major aspects one can look at. Declarative, Authoritative, and Socio-cultural.
+An '''Implement''' is a tool chosen by a [[practitioner]] that serves as a badge for them and as an item to further define their craft. To obtain an Implement, the practitioner must perform a ritual that requires power, the right materials, and to be at the right point in their life<ref>[https://docs.google.com/document/d/1jdkBJa3YEJW03X7UPed-vEOczdwQjuuYy7NAjENJiqg/edit# Pact Dice]</ref>. These tools are then bounded to the practitioner, so [[Karma|karma]] will contrive to keep them together. The '''Implementum''' ritual is one of the three major rituals that defines a practitioner, alongside the [[Familiar|Famulus]] ritual and [[Demesne]] ritual.
-The Declarative aspect is what the object conveys to others while it is inert and base, generally only focusing on the obvious descriptors. The Authoritative aspect is what the object conveys to others while it is in use. The Socio-cultural aspect is what groups are most likely to use the object and for what purpose. All three of these aspects carry a meaning when deciding on an implement and should be taken into consideration.<ref>[https://pactwebserial.wordpress.com/category/story/arc-2-damages/2-x-pages-2/ Damages 2-x (Gathered Pages 2)]</ref>
+When examining how an Implement can relate to others, the are three major aspects one can look at: declarative, authoritative, and socio-cultural. The declarative aspect is what the object conveys to others while it is inert and base, generally only focusing on the obvious descriptors. The authoritative aspect is what the object conveys to others while it is in use. The socio-cultural aspect is what groups are most likely to use the object and for what purpose. All three of these aspects carry a meaning when deciding on an implement and should be taken into consideration.<ref>[https://pactwebserial.wordpress.com/category/story/arc-2-damages/2-x-pages-2/ Damages 2-x (Gathered Pages 2)]</ref>
-Some iconic implements that have held significant meaning throughout history include: Chains, Chakrams, Chalice, Coffers, Coins, Emblems, Knives, Lanterns, Lenses, Masks, Plates, Rings, Scepter, Skulls, Staffs, Standards, Stone, Swords, Talismans, Tomes, Trumpets, Wands
+Some iconic implements have held significant meaning throughout history. They include Chains, Chakrams, Chalice, Coffers, Coins, Emblems, Knives, Lanterns, Lenses, Masks, Plates, Rings, Scepter, Skulls, Staffs, Standards, Stone, Swords, Talismans, Tomes, Trumpets, and Wands.
 ==In-Story Implements==