Dream Weaver
A world where any power, be it magic, divine energy, sword aura, internal energy (ki), abilities, and more, does not come from people but from objects such as swords, armor, rings, t-shirts, and more. The people who make these objects are called artificers. Society has been built to where it is now with these people as its constructors.
Scenario details
Juan was working in his small, second-hand forge that he made on two twin daggers when he finishes he daydreams about the day he becomes one of the best artificers in the world, proving that he can grow, stop being a novice, and demonstrate my abilities. He goes to sleep waiting for tomorrow.
In a universe where power is alien to the soul, the strength of a god, magic, or the aura of a hero does not reside in the bearer, but in the object. Whoever possesses the wand, the ring, or the weapon, possesses the gift; without them, man is nothing. In this society of dependencies, artificers are the true elite: masters capable of sealing essence in matter. The protagonist is a young apprentice in a metropolis of gears and temples, but he keeps a secret: every time he sleeps, his consciousness travels to astral planes. In this ghostly state, he observes technologies of forgotten worlds and divine forges, learning forbidden techniques that no mortal knows. While his world debates between magical tradition and warlike science, he awakens with the knowledge to create pieces that break the laws of reality. His dilemma is lethal: in a world thirsty for power, being the only one capable of creating the ultimate weapon makes him the most coveted treasure and the most dangerous target.
