Celtic Red Deer Hide

Celtic Red Deer Hide
Origin	Celtic West Highlands
Type	Deer Hide
Effects	Communication with animals, who will bow down to the user
Downsides	Misuse will cause the pelt to frighten the person to death
Activation	Touch
Collected by	Warehouse 8
Section	Disney-WR853
Aisle	845689-02567
Shelf	568432-85475-5474
Date of Collection	1504
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OriginEdit

The Celts of the West Highlands revered deer as supernatural animals, considering them 'fairy cattle' that were cared for by a local fairy giantess, who while also being able to transform into a deer, would choose the one that would be killed by the hunters on the next day's hunt.

This artifact directly inspired the animated film “Bambi”.

EffectsEdit

This particular hide was thrice blessed by Celtic magic, giving it its remarkable powers. Wearing the pelt gives the user the ability to communicate with animals, though more clarity happens between communications with temperate forest creatures. The animals, recognizing the hide, will bow down to its power and treat the wearer like royalty. Misusing the power, however, adds up to any other situation regarding tyrannical monarchs - the throne is overturned. The user will be punished by the pelt, being frightened to death.