This means Artifacts that you loot from your defeated foes while on crusade or during overseas raids will be far more distinct from other Artifacts in your treasury, serving as a memento of the great distances you or your ancestors traveled on their journeys, as artifacts are based on the culture they come from as well. When a Crusader Kings II (CK2) game is launched, Paradox servers collect information about the game setup such as game version, single player or multiplayer. These Features are then used by the artifact’s description to emphasize any distinctive characteristics that it has! Note that these Features will not be represented in the 2D and 3D art of the Artifact, as there are far more varieties of Feature than one could reasonably produce art for.
Whenever a new artifact is created, such as from an Inspiration, it will gain a set of appropriate Features based on various factors including culture, geography, craftsmanship quality, the wealth of the capital city, and event decisions made during the creation process. The main use of Features is to create immersive descriptions for the artifact. For example, ‘Oak’, ‘Ash’, and ‘Pine’ are all features of the ‘Wood’ type, which is used to make wooden furniture, spear shafts, book covers, while ‘Engraved’, ‘Filigreed’, and ‘Painted’ are ‘Decoration’-type features which skilled craftspeople can use to decorate artifacts to make them more suitable for royalty. All Artifacts in the game can have a set of Features that determine both how they were created as well as what they were made from.
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