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Sealed Artifacts

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A Sealed Artifact is a special item that contains a fragment of Beyonder power โ€” specifically, one spell from a Beyonder pathway. Unlike potions, Sealed Artifacts can be used by anyone, including players who are not Beyonders themselves.

However, this power comes at a price. Using a Sealed Artifact always carries drawbacks and side effects.


There are two main ways to obtain a Sealed Artifact:

1. Expired Potions

Brewed potions that are not consumed within 2 days of their creation will automatically transform into a random Sealed Artifact. This is an uncontrolled process โ€” the resulting artifact is unpredictable.

2. Crafting with Beyonder Chars

Certain pathways can craft Sealed Artifacts directly using Beyonder Chars. This is a controlled process that allows those pathways to produce artifacts intentionally, though it requires the appropriate Chars and knowledge.


Each Sealed Artifact contains one specific ability from a Beyonder pathway. When used, it activates that power โ€” granting you its effect even if you are not a Beyonder or do not belong to that pathway.

This makes Sealed Artifacts valuable tools for:

  • Non-Beyonder players who want access to magical effects
  • Beyonders who want to use abilities outside their own pathway
  • Combat situations where a one-time powerful effect can turn the tide

Using a Sealed Artifact is not free. Every use comes with negative side effects, which may include:

  • Self-damage โ€” the artifact harms you when activated
  • Madness gain โ€” using power you were not meant to wield increases your Madness
  • Other negative effects โ€” debuffs, temporary stat reductions, or other penalties depending on the specific artifact

Sealed Artifacts are items and can be traded between players. This makes them a potentially valuable commodity โ€” both for those who can craft them and those who need a specific magical effect without committing to a full pathway.