Traits

All Lockettes possess at least one summon, but it’s quite common to see Lockettes who have two summons.  The quantity of summons are set at manifestation, and always emblazoned with the Lockette’s charm in some fashion.  They are summoned from the collar.

All Lockettes possess at least one summon, but some Lockettes go far beyond that.  The quantity of summons are set at manifestation, and always emblazoned with the Lockette’s charm in some fashion.  They are summoned from the collar.

Most Lockettes manifest with a summon that takes the form of a weapon.  A weapon is something that is either originally intended for the harm of others, such as a sword or gun, or has entered the popular consciousness as such, such as a broken bottle or a baseball bat covered in nails.  While these summons can cause harm in the expected ways, they may also be able to manifest magical effects, though that is not always the case.

Some Lockettes manifest with a summon that takes a non-weapon form, such as a treadmill, a set of cutlery, or a vase.  These summons may be able to manifest magical effects, including ones useful in combat, and the Lockette may still be able to use them in a combative fashion physically, but that is not always the case either.

Occasionally, a Lockette manifests with a summon that is alive.  Sometimes, this is obvious, such as a Lockette with a dog summon.  Other times, this is less obvious, such as a Lockette with a pair of scissors that happen to be capable of speech.  These summons may be able to manifest magical effects, including ones useful in combat, and the Lockette may still be able to use them in a combative fashion physically, but that is not always the case either.  These summons cannot be killed (unless the Lockette they are a part of dies, of course), and are seen more often in Lockettes who manifest near the Festival of Nights.