Earth Immortal
Heavenly Immortal
Golden Immortal
DaLuo Golden Immortal
True Immortal
Saint
Linglong Baota (玲珑宝塔): The Exquisite (Golden) Pagoda. One of the most unique legendary artifacts in
Chinese mythology, this incredible pagoda could magically imprison most beings. When not in use, it
was also but a few inches tall, no different from a table decoration. The representative weapon of Li Jing
the “Pagoda-Bearing Heavenly King,” the artifact was based on the depictions of Bishamon in Buddhist
mythology.
Pangu Fu (盘古斧): The Legendary Axe of Pangu, the primordial giant in Chinese creation myths credited
with creating the world. With this ax, Pangu split the sky from the earth. He also separated the Yang
from the Yin. In Investiture of the Gods, author Xu Zhonglin reimagined this as a banner named Pangu
Fan
Pantao (蟠桃): Chinese divine peaches. Typically described as requiring several millennia to cultivate,
these magical fruits appeared in many Chinese myths and folktales. They are said to bestow immortality.
Ruyi Jingu Bang (如意金箍棒): The Golden, “As-You-Wish” Cudgel of Sun Wukong the Monkey King.
Originally a magical needle used by Da Yu to redirect the waters of the world, it became Sun’s signature
weapon after he stole it from the Dragon Court of the Eastern Ocean. The cudgel was furthermore
indestructible and capable of extending or shrinking to unbelievable sizes. Widely considered one of the
most powerful weapons in Chinese mythology.
Taiji Tu (太极图): The Diagram of Taiji; Taiji being one of the central concepts and symbols in Taoism. In
Investiture of the Gods, this was the legendary artifact wielded by Laozi. It was described as containing
the natural laws of the universe and capable of controlling/suppressing all elements.
Yinyang Jin (阴阳镜): The Mirror of Yin and Yang. This useful treasure was a relic of Mount Kunlun, with the
“Yang” side capable of reviving the dead and the “Yin” side capable of instantly killing a being.
Zhuxian Jianzhen (诛仙剑阵): The Immortal-Killing Sword Array. Powered by four magical swords, this
deadly array was capable of slaughtering anything that enters it, including gods and immortals. Tongtian
Jiaozhu created this array during his penultimate confrontation with the Zhou army.
Zijin Hong Hulu (紫金红葫芦): The Purple-Gold Red Gourd. One of several legendary artifacts wielded by the
Silver Horn Demon, and originally the elixir container of Laozi, the gourd could instantly capture a living
being. It also possesses the ability to reduce a captured enemy to goo. Like the Jade Suet Bottle, this
artifact was deadly enough to frustrate even the mighty Monkey King.
