
Pendant – a pentagram forged from blackened silver, each point tipped with a tiny polished moonstone. The center contains a rotating disc with protective runes. Worn by battlemages and demon hunters. When a demon approaches, the pentagram glows white-hot and the runes spin rapidly, creating a protective ward. LIGHT – Caravaggio's beam from the moonstones – cold white light casts the pentagram's shadow on the chest, each point a separate beam. MOVEMENT – Rubens's protective spin – the disc rotates slowly at rest, spins wildly when danger nears. Moonstones pulse. WARMTH – Rembrandt's warding warmth – the silver is cool, the moonstones are cold, but when activated, the pentagram radiates intense heat. FORM – Michelangelo's geometric precision – the pentagram is perfectly symmetrical, the runes are carved with sharp edges. HORROR – Beksiński's demon dread – the shadow of the pentagram sometimes shows a face that is not the wearer's. SOLITUDE – Friedrich's void – the amulet hangs on a burned doorframe. No demon visible. But the pentagram is hot. TEXTURE – Sargent's cold metal – blackened silver is rough, moonstones are smooth, the disc has fine engraved runes. HARMONY – Whistler's restraint – black silver, pale white, deep grey, one pulse of red when a demon is near.
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