[table][row][/row][row][cell][h3][b]KARI'S[color=2e2c2c].[/color]WAYFINDER[/b][/h3][/cell][cell][/cell][/row][row][cell][center][img]https://i.imgur.com/OP2DBtA.jpeg[/img][hr][sub]| Compassion |[/sub]

[i]"This isn't to find [b]you...[/b]"[/i]

[hr][sup][b]ORIGINS & CREATIONS:[/b] 
| Developed collaboratively by Goro Hatanaka and Kari Wilson, Kari's Wayfinder was specifically designed to locate individuals across the All-Verse, with precision for those with whom the user has a strong emotional connection. |

[b]TYPE:[/b] 
| Navigational-Artifact. |

[b]LOCATION:[/b] 
| The original and the several duplicates were made using Goro's Mass-Production spell and were originally in the possession of Kari Wilson, but their current whereabouts are unknown since Kari's death. |

[b]NOTABLE OWNERS:[/b] 
| Kari Wilson. |

[b]ABSTRACTION-GRANTING:[/b] 
| No. |
[color=2e2c2c].............................................................................[/color][/sup][/center][/cell][cell]Kari's Wayfinder, a product of the combined efforts of Goro Hatanaka and Kari Wilson, is an artifact for locating people throughout the All-Verse. This medallion projects a sophisticated three-dimensional holographic map when activated by touching its central gem. This map details the immediate terrain, uncovers hidden pathways, and displays landscapes usually concealed from view. It also shows various realms and alternate dimensions, providing names and unique markers for each.

One of the medallion's standout features is its ability to find any individual across the All-Verse. It is particularly effective at pinpointing people with whom the user has a strong emotional attachment, marking their approximate locations with glowing white kanji glyphs. For others, the Wayfinder broadly estimates their whereabouts, highlighting general areas. Kari's Wayfinder also offers the capability to drop waypoints on the map. These waypoints can be used to mark significant locations or track paths that need to be revisited. The artifact records these waypoints, allowing users to navigate back to them quickly.

It can analyze environmental conditions in real time, providing updates on weather, magic disturbances, and potential hazards and obstacles. The medallion can also scan and store data about encountered dimensions and terrains, building a comprehensive log that can be accessed for future reference. Another advanced feature is communicating with other Wayfinders (including Goro's Wayfinder). By sending signals to its duplicates and sister artifacts, it can triangulate the positions of multiple users and show the trails of other users.

The user interface of Kari's Wayfinder is highly intuitive, responding seamlessly to gestures and commands. Users can zoom into specific regions for detailed examination, plot potential routes, and even set up alerts for when tracked individuals or waypoints are within proximity. Enhanced with potent Orange Lux enchantments, the Wayfinder boasts supernatural durability, making it resilient against magical and physical damage.

However, there is a hidden feature for people Kari cares about.

[hider=Differences Between The Original and Mass-Produced Versions]The original Kari's Wayfinder is a masterpiece of magical craftsmanship, unmatched in its precision and capabilities. In contrast, the mass-produced versions created using Goro's Mass-Production spell lack the finesse and advanced features of the original. While they retain the basic functionality of projecting a holographic map and locating individuals, their precision is significantly lower. The mass-produced Wayfinders can only provide a rough estimate of a person's location, and their ability to detect emotional attachments is less sensitive. The holographic maps they generate are less detailed, often missing crucial pathways and landmarks that the original would reveal.

The mass-produced Wayfinders do not possess the same environmental analysis and data storage level. Their updates on weather, magical disturbances, and potential hazards are less frequent and inaccurate. The ability to drop and track waypoints is also limited, with fewer waypoints allowed and a higher chance of navigation errors. Communication between the mass-produced Wayfinders is less reliable. They often fail to triangulate positions or display the trails of other users accurately. Their durability, while still respectable, does not match the resilience of the original, making them more susceptible to damage.[/hider][/cell][/row][/table]