| Portobello Pin-Cushion | |
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Origin |
Portobello Road Market |
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Type |
Pin-Cushion |
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Effects |
Placing a pin in an object allows it to be summoned to the holder of the pin-cushion |
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Downsides |
The more pins in effect at a time, the more the owner is overcome by greed |
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Activation |
Placing a pin in an object/focusing on the affected object |
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Collected by |
Agent Felix Draco |
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Section |
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Origin[]
Formed by the greed of a Portobello Road antique merchant and swindler, he would use it to recall sold objects so he could resell them and earn more from a single piece.
Effects[]
Placing one of the twenty pins on an object will link the object with the pin-cushion, allowing the holder to summon the object to him at any time. The more pins used at once, or more accurately the less pins on the cushion, the greedier the owner will become for his pinned goods, becoming obsessive to the point of mania. It has since been found that up to three may be used with minimal downside.
It is unwise to use them on a living thing, as it tends to be very hard to clean up the mess.
Today[]
Though their history is relatively unknown they eventually came into the possession of Agent Felix Draco who brought them, and other artifacts, to the Warehouse when he joined.