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FieldInformation
NameRarity System
ScaleOne to five stars
Applies toMages, magic, artefacts, mabeasts and related phenomena
Highest grade★★★★★ Legendary
MeaningRarity and exceptional capability, not moral alignment

The Rarity System is the universal one-to-five-star classification used across magical people, artefacts, creatures and phenomena. Five stars denotes Legendary rarity.

A rating describes exceptional scarcity or capability, not goodness, authority or an automatic victory in every match-up.

Scale

The same visual scale permits comparison across domains while the thing being rated remains important. A five-star artefact, mabeast and mage are not identical kinds of power.

Confirmed Legendary artefacts include several Vetus works and Archie’s Dilator. Legendary artefacts have specific destruction rules in recovered canon; an exact item page records the grade when known.

The scale should not be used to fill missing data. Where no grade is confirmed, the wiki records TBC instead of deriving one from narrative importance.

History And Development

The system is part of established mage classification and was recovered as a complete colour-coded canon framework; exact institutional origin remains TBC.

Role And Significance

Rarity provides a shared shorthand while preserving tactical and conceptual differences that simple combat rankings miss.

Connections

SubjectConnection
ArtefactObject class graded by rarity.
MabeastCreature class graded by rarity.
CatalystArtefact subclass with grades.
DilatorConfirmed Legendary artefact.

Chronology

No dated events are currently fixed.

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Canon Boundaries

  • Exact formal labels and colours below Legendary should follow the dedicated canon table when next supplied; the wiki does not use the scale to invent ratings.
  • Rarity is not a deterministic combat-power ladder.
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