| Harry Houdini's Skeleton Key | |
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| Harry Houdini Lock and Key From Newgate Prison Cell | |
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Origin |
Harry Houdini |
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Type |
Skeleton Key |
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Effects |
Invisibility of the key |
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Downsides |
Can be easily activated and deactivated |
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Activation |
Various factors, including touch and electricity |
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Collected by |
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Section |
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Aisle |
311825-4625 |
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Shelf |
160636-7242-836 |
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Date of Collection |
April 17, 1932 |
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Origin[]
Harry Houdini is the most famous magician in history, renowned for his feats of escape from seemingly inescapable handcuffs, straightjackets, water chambers and coffins.
Effects[]
A rather large, golden skeleton key that once belong to Harry Houdini and may have been used in his acts. The key distorts the light and space around it in order to become invisible to all forms of detection (but only the key itself, not the person holding it).
As with all artifacts, however, the key's properties are increased greatly if it comes into contact with electricity. If the key is electrified, then its distortion range will grow large enough to engulf its holder, effectively making them invisible. However, this requires a constant source of electricity in order to last long. The key is activated by various forms of stimuli, and deactivated in a similar manner. The artifact was lost somewhere in the warehouse for many years, until Trailer was able to find it, thinking it was a bone.
