Found Objects

Found objects are artifacts of daily life considered to have magical properties, either by standard modern superstitions or based on the personal worldview of their finder. They are most often used as a symbolic link to a person or a place, a totem or power-animal identification (in the case of feathers or other animal remains), or as a currency of good fortune. Solid beliefs in the properties of various found objects are often held by people completely uninvolved in formal occult practices.

Some common found objects attributed special significance in "Modern Western Culture" are:


 * Ring pulls
 * Found Coins

Also, sometimes when bargaining with humans powerful spirits will bind powerful astral artifacts into mundane items, examples include:


 * Golf Clubs as magical weapons
 * Rocks and Sticks that when places in specific shapes activate strong protective magic.

Also, found photographs hold great energies.