Ra's Solar Barge

Mandjet
Origin	Ra/Egyptian Solar path myth
Type	Reed Boat
Effects	Flies and emanates solar luminescence and power
Downsides	Incineration
Activation	Agents of Warehouse 2
Collected by	AxMu-888
Section	Tut-7361
Aisle	N/A; sits on floor
Date of Collection	Year 30 BC
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Origin

The story of Ra states that after Ra retires to the solar bark, he sails upon it every day, preforming his duties as the sun during the day, before dying in the evening and passing into the Duat's River of Night.

Appearance

A papyrus pharaoh's barge with a single mast and a canopy in the center. At the stern is a with an oar. Beneath the canopy is an ancient throne built into the deck.

The stern also has large marks imprinted into the wood. These marks appear to refer to the myths of Khepri pushing the sun up at dawn.

Effects

The ship begins levitating at dawn, shining with light. As the sun gets higher in the sky, so too will the ship.

With the Khepra Amulet, Ra's Scepter, and Khnum's Ankh, the rider of the ship can command Ra's full powerset as a sun god.

Collection

Agents of Warehouse 2 collected this boat during the Roman invasion of Ancient Egypt, just as the culture began to collapse, along with Ra's other artifacts, which were on board. The figure himself was nowhere to be found, having seemingly vanished into thin air.

It was later transferred to Warehouse 13, where it resides safely while tied to a post to keep it from drifting off.