its updated,
same as making a new servitor
pick swords please
(the word is install)
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Hello Captain! Thank you for making this new item maker function. Does the item have to be an actual sword, or can it be any metal object?
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Since there was an update, is there a need to re-download the mandala?
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I bought this a few days ago with the intention of just printing it out and carrying it with me rather than putting it on a sword (for now). Like Jen asked, is it specifically swords only? If not, are there protections in place preventing accidentally putting it on something? I don’t want to accidentally put it on a phone or something haha.
You mentioned it being like the new servitors but with those ones you play an audio and hold the object in your hand with intention, but I didn’t see an audio on the order page today.
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Thank you for your hard work, Captain!
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You would need to, with intention, put it on a sword by using the “Install” keyword. I don’t think you can accidentally do that. I also don’t get the impression that it invalidates using just the mandala. The Install function is in addition to what functions were available before.
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yes that’s right
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Oh okay thanks, I was worried about accidentally putting it on something other than a sword. I had random thoughts about this NFT + keyword pop up when I was holding random stuff so I was anxious about that. If it’s limited strictly to swords with no other possible chance of it locking to something else than that’s great.
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I guess the other question I have is if you were to lock it to a sword and than at some point in the future you sell the NFT, does the new owner get to use the lock function on their own sword or is that function no longer usable because it was used on the previous owners sword.
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It’s limited to your intent.
Just don’t sit there and do an intentional ritual to enchant your phone….
Like a new servitor, you would typically have the item on top of the mandala (or near speaker with audio) and with focused intent to enchant you would say the trigger word. You should also spend a minute or two mentally connecting the energy between the mandala and the item. Then you leave the item on the mandala for 20 mins to an hour.
It’s reeeallly hard for me to conceive how all these events could accidentally happen. Please stop overthinking these things.
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The NFT resets when going to a new owner. In general, you don’t get to keep the benefits.
I imbued a wand with an NFT. Traded the NFT awhile back. The wand does not appear to have the fielded functions still.
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I apologize, I tend to overthink everything when I don’t know exactly how something works and get all anxious and worried. I appreciate your responses though, it puts me at ease, thanks. As for the NFT transfer question, thanks for letting me know.
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I assure you I was being gentle. I just want to put people’s minds at ease. Intention is everything.
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It’s been two years, and I’m yet to get a good sword… 
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Look up Kult of Athena.
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If anyone has recommendations, links. I still haven’t picked mine either. Not to keen on katana, want more Excalibur look.
Hmm maybe katana isnt to bad, want a ninja sword
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So just to confirm, it must be an actual sword right?
Can’t put it on say, a piece of jewelry?
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Could someone post a review of long term usage with this NFT? I’m still little clueless on how it helps.
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I installed it on a katana, feels way stronger then the image. I also created a dark servitor with it which feels like a true dark/shadow ninja
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According to theLost History of Yue, the valuable sword Tai E was naturally made in the State of Chu. The King of the State of Jin, which was the strongest state then, was not happy about this and attempted to take possession of the sword by invading Chu. Besieged by the troops of Jin, the King of Chu was told to surrender and give the sword to Jin. Otherwise, his country would be doomed the next day. Instead of giving out the sword, the King of Chu, with the sword, led his army to defend his country.
It was a matter of minutes before Chu would be wholly occupied by Jin. On the verge of defeat, the King of Chu let out a long sigh and said to the sword: “Tai E, Tai E, today my blood will be offered as a sacrifice to you.” With these words, he took out the sword. The moment the blade was out, a miracle occurred: the soldiers of Jin were frightened into disarray, and killed with no one left alive. Surprised at this, the King of Chu asked: “Why was the sword so powerful?” and an advisor told him that its magic power was drawn from his own inner power—the courage to stand firm before a formidable enemy. Tai E was thus a sword of prestige.
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