The Spear of Lugh from Irish mythology. The spear has fiery energy with unstoppable power. Its shaft is adorned with Celtic engravings, and the tip glows as if heated by divine fire.

A rectangular Celtic altar for a Pantheon Temple, crafted from intricately carved stone with knots, spirals, and ogham. The top features symbols of the Celtic gods. A tiered base includes recesses for offerings.

The Cauldron of Dagda from Irish mythology. A massive, golden, ornate cauldron with intricate Celtic engravings and symbols of Dagda. It is empty.

The Stone of Fál from Irish mythology. A sacred, ancient standing stone covered in faint Celtic inscriptions and symbols.

The Spear of Lugh from Irish mythology. The spear has fiery energy with unstoppable power. Its shaft is adorned with Celtic engravings, and the tip glows as if heated by divine fire.

Design the Sword of Nuada from Irish mythology. The sword features intricate Celtic knotwork on the hilt. The blade is sharp and radiant, exuding power and justice.

The Wand of Valor, a mystical artifact imbued with the courage of ancient heroes. The wand is carved from sacred oak, its surface engraved with Celtic knotwork and inlaid with an amber gem. Golden runes along its length.

The Ashen Spear of the Ancients, a legendary weapon forged from the remains of a fallen celestial oak, its shaft darkened to ashen gray by time. The spear’s tip is crafted from obsidian. Celtic knotwork engravings are along the shaft, pulsing with hidden power. Wisps of spectral mist swirl around it, as if echoes of ancient warriors linger. This relic grants the wielder strength and the ability to pierce hidden veils in the Cave of Cats

The Scroll of Eternal Wind, an ancient parchment infused with the breath of the Four Winds. The scroll is bound in weathered leather, its edges tattered by time, with Celtic knotwork embossed in silver. It has glowing purple glyphs on it as well.