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<blockquote data-quote="hunter1828" data-source="post: 1114361" data-attributes="member: 11111">Three magical items/artifacts from actual American Indian legends:The Four Magic Arrows (from a legend common to several Plains Indian tribes) - Each arrow can be fired once per day.&nbsp; The arrow disappears after being shot.&nbsp; At the end of the day a freshly killed animal appears near where the arrow was fired (one arrow produces a bear, one a moose, one an elk, and one a buffalo).&nbsp; The arrow appears stuck in the animal and can be reused.&nbsp; Only one of the four can be used each day.Lakota Buffalo Pipe (from the Lakota Sioux legend of the first pipestone (Catlanite) ceremonial pipe) - A small red pipestone pipe with wooden stem.&nbsp; The stem is decorated in the sacred colors of red, black, white and brown.&nbsp; An effigy of a buffalo is carved in the pipestone pipe bowl.&nbsp; Whenever the pipe is unwrapped from its sacred bundle and laid in the open air it will magically summon a herd of buffalo.The Star Feather Headdress (from a Cherokee legend) - a headdress made of peacock feathers acquired in trade from Euro-American traders.&nbsp; The original wearer claimed to his people that the unusual feathers were &quot;Star Feathers&quot; and that he could communicate with the stars.&nbsp; He set himself up as a prophet until he was discovered.hunter1828</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hunter1828, post: 1114361, member: 11111"] Three magical items/artifacts from actual American Indian legends: The Four Magic Arrows (from a legend common to several Plains Indian tribes) - Each arrow can be fired once per day. The arrow disappears after being shot. At the end of the day a freshly killed animal appears near where the arrow was fired (one arrow produces a bear, one a moose, one an elk, and one a buffalo). The arrow appears stuck in the animal and can be reused. Only one of the four can be used each day. Lakota Buffalo Pipe (from the Lakota Sioux legend of the first pipestone (Catlanite) ceremonial pipe) - A small red pipestone pipe with wooden stem. The stem is decorated in the sacred colors of red, black, white and brown. An effigy of a buffalo is carved in the pipestone pipe bowl. Whenever the pipe is unwrapped from its sacred bundle and laid in the open air it will magically summon a herd of buffalo. The Star Feather Headdress (from a Cherokee legend) - a headdress made of peacock feathers acquired in trade from Euro-American traders. The original wearer claimed to his people that the unusual feathers were "Star Feathers" and that he could communicate with the stars. He set himself up as a prophet until he was discovered. hunter1828 [/QUOTE]

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