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 Personal Artifacts
Wr i t t e n b y T h e L e
Cover art by Adam Briggs
Layout, design, and minor editing by Philip Reed
Introduction.............................................................3
The Artifacts ..........................................................5
Amulet of Multiclass ............................................................................5
Amulet of One ......................................................................................7
Armor of Absorption ............................................................................8
Baubles of Ancient Power ....................................................................8
Belt of Dwarven-Kind ........................................................................11
Belt of Elven-Kind .............................................................................12
Bokken of Cutting ..............................................................................13
Bow of Elements ................................................................................14
Bow of Splitting .................................................................................14
Box of Ethereal Imprisonment ...........................................................15
Braces of Offense ...............................................................................15
Candle of Darkness ............................................................................16
Charm of Life .....................................................................................16
Coin of Enhancement, Gold ...............................................................16
Coin of Enhancement, Silver .............................................................17
Flask of Many Potions .......................................................................19
Flail of Undead...................................................................................19
Gauntlet of Attacking .........................................................................20
Gloves of Charging ............................................................................20
Pouch of Arrowheads .........................................................................21
Reigns of Ghost Wagon......................................................................23
Ring of Dictotomy..............................................................................23
Rings of Power ...................................................................................24
Ring of Remembrance........................................................................26
Ring of Weapon Mastery....................................................................26
Rod of Recharging..............................................................................27
Rod of Many Weapons .......................................................................28
Slingshot of Forgetfullness.................................................................28
Sphere of Arrow Deflection ...............................................................28
Ship in a Bottle...................................................................................29
Staff of Ultimate Spell Storing...........................................................29
Statue of the Black Cat.......................................................................30
Sword of Bleeding..............................................................................31
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INTRODUCTION
Welcome to the world of Personal Artifacts. In this PDF are
many artifacts that youll be able to plop down into any campaign
that you may be running.
So what is an artifact, and what is a personal artifact?
Artifacts are usually described as extremely powerful items that,
rather than merely another form of magic equipment, are the sorts
of legendary relics that whole campaigns may be based upon. The
traditional artifact has always had very high power levels and
almost always been for use by high-level characters only.
Thus, there is a (minor) problem. Artifacts are, in my opinion,
one of the most interesting game mechanics in the d20 System.
Everyone loves them, but why do I have to be level 10 before
ever getting one? This is where Personal Artifacts come in.
Personal Artifacts is designed to show you a wide variety of
artifacts of different power levels and for different character lev-
els. There are personal artifacts for the high level character, while
others can be used by a low level character and never become
obsolete, no matter how powerful hebecomes.

How to Use This PDF

Minor Artifacts vs. Major Artifacts
Minor artifacts are not necessarily unique items. Even so,
they are magic items that no longer can be created, at least by
common mortal means.
Major artifacts are unique items only one of each such item
exists. These are the most potent of magic items, capable of alter-
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There are many different campaign worlds and systems avail-
able, and each on varies greatly. In some worlds, a +7 weapon
may be very powerful while in others a +2 weapon may be con-
sidered very powerful.
As such, the items listed in Personal Artifacts do not specify
whether an item is Minor or Major. That distinction is left for the
DM to decide.
Caster Level
There are no Caster Levels defined in Personal Artifacts, for
spells and spell-like effects vary widely. As such, it is up to the
DM to make this determination. Typically speaking, the Caster
Level of artifacts should be in the 16-20 ranges. The following
suggestions are different methods for determining a Caster
Levels:
Level 20. Artifacts are powerful enough to safely assume
they all have a Caster Level of 20.
Character Level. For balancing issues it can be assumed that
Artifacts have the same Caster Level as the Character Level of the
player using it. Or perhaps even Character Level + 5 (up to a max-
imum of 20) would be appropriate.
Random Generation. The following die rolls can be used to
determine the Caster Level:
1d4 + 16
1d6 + 14
1d10 + 10
Common Name
The common name for the item is an alternate often times
more specific name of the Personal Artifact. The common name
is often used in conjunction with the history of the item.
Description
The description is the meat and potatoes of a personal arti-
fact. This will describe the item, its powers, how it works, and
other pertinent information.
Destruction
Personal artifacts are powerful items that often require a spe-
cific means to destroy them. This section will describe the method
for destroying the artifact.
History
The history is flavor text, describing the origins of the per-
sonal artifact. It is often used as an aid to the DM for role play-
ing ideas.
Where to Find
This text lists the probable place where the personal artifact
can be found. It is often used in conjunction with the History text.
Weight
Most items have a fixed weight while others have variable
weights.
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THE ARTIFACTS Where To Find: These amulets are spread across the planes,
Amulet of Multiclass sometimes found in the possession of their original owners, while
Common Name: Duality Amulet other times found on the dead bodies of former bodyguards.
Description: There are several Amulets of Multiclass, each Weight: < 1 lb
representing a different class. Each Amulet looks slightly differ-
ent from one another; two are never visually the same. Amulet of Barbarian Multiclass
There are currently 7 known Amulets of Multiclass: the This Amulet grants the user abilities known only to a
Amulet of Barbarian Multiclass, the Amulet of Cleric Multiclass, Barbarian. If the user currently has a Barbarian class, then the
The Amulet of Druid Multiclass, the Amulet of Paladin amulet will have no effect. If the user gains a Barbarian class
Multiclass, the Amulet of Ranger Multiclass, The Amulet of while wearing the Amulet, the Amulet will become permanently
Sorcerer Multiclass, and the Amulet of Thief Multiclass. powerless.
Under the GMs discretion, the Amulet of Multiclass will The Amulet will grant the following abilities:
grant special class-specific abilities of the new class (up to 1d6
levels), even spell casting abilities. The alignment of the user will Barbarian Special XP
not affect the new abilities and for every three levels of the new Level Ability Penalty
class, the wearer will suffer a 10% XP penalty when adventur- 1 Rage 1/day -10%
ing. 2 Uncanny dodge (Dex bonus to AC) -10%
Removing the Amulet will cause the user to lose the class 3 Fast movement -10%
abilities, and will cause the user to lose 10% of his/her current XP. 4 Rage 2/day -20%
Destruction: Wearing two of any Amulets of Multiclass will 5 Uncanny dodge (cant be flanked) -20%
cause both Amulets to permanently lose its special properties, and 6 +2 Ranks Wilderness Lore and Handle Animal -20%
cause the wearer to lose half of his/her current XP.
History: The Amulets of Multiclass were designed by a secret Amulet of Cleric Multiclass
society of mages that existed for the purpose of finding last tem-
This Amulet grants the user abilities known only to a Cleric.
ple of Ra. The Amulets were made to empower the mages per-
If the user currently has a Cleric class, then the amulet will have
sonal guards, who were already at the peak of their abilities.
no effect. If the user gains a Cleric class while wearing the
During the great elemental war, many of these mages were Amulet, the Amulet will become permanently powerless.
slain and the secret society was left as a shell of its former self.
The Amulet grants the user the ability to learn Cleric Spells as
Many bodyguards either died defending their charges or wan-
defined in the Players Handbook. In Addition, the Amulet will
dered away after their charges died.
grant the following abilities:

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Cleric Special XP Paladin Special XP
Level Ability Penalty Level Ability Penalty
1 Turn or rebuke undead -10% 1 Detect evil, divine grace -10%
2 Scribe Scroll Feat -10% 2 Lay on hands, divine health -10%
3 No abilities -10% 3 Aura of courage, smite evil -10%
4 Extra Turning Feat -20% 4 Remove disease, turn undead -20%
5 No abilities -20% 5 Special mount -20%
6 No abilities -20% 6 Remove disease 2/week -20%

Amulet of Druid Multiclass Amulet of Ranger Multiclass

This Amulet grants the user abilities known only to a Druid.
If the user currently has a Druid class, then the amulet will have
no effect. If the user gains a Druid class while wearing the
Amulet, the Amulet will become permanently powerless.
The Amulet grants the user the ability to learn Druid Spells as
defined in the Players Handbook. In Addition, the Amulet will
grant the following abilities:
Druid Special XP
Level Ability Penalty
1 Nature sense, Animal Companion -10%
2 Woodland stride -10%
3 Trackless step -10%
4 Resist natures lure -20%
5 Wild shape (1/day) -20%
6 Wild shape (2/day) -20%
Amulet of Paladin Multiclass
This Amulet grants the user abilities known only to a Paladin.
If the user currently has a Paladin class, then the amulet will have
no effect. If the user gains a Paladin class while wearing the
Amulet, the Amulet will become permanently powerless.
The Amulet will not grant the user to cast spells. However, the
Amulet will grant the following abilities:
This Amulet grants the user abilities known only to a Ranger.
If the user currently has a Ranger class, then the amulet will have
no effect. If the user gains a Ranger class while wearing the
Amulet, the Amulet will become permanently powerless.
The Amulet will not grant the Ranger the ability to cast spells.
However, the Amulet will grant the following abilities:
Ranger Special XP
Level Ability Penalty
1 Track Feat -10%
2 1st favored enemy -10%
3 +2 to Ranged Attacks -10%
4 Two-Weapon Fighting Feat -20%
5 2nd favored enemy -20%
6 +2 Ranks to Spot, Listen, and Search -20%
Amulet of Sorcerer Multiclass
This Amulet grants the user abilities known only to a
Sorcerer. If the user currently has a Sorcerer class, then the amulet
will have no effect. If the user gains a Sorcerer class while wear-
ing the Amulet, the Amulet will become permanently powerless.
The Amulet grants the users the ability to learn Sorcerer
Spells as defined in the Players Handbook. In Addition, the
Amulet will grant the following abilities:

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Sorcerer Special XP Thief Special XP
Level Ability Penalty Level Ability Penalty
1 Summon familiar -10% 1 Sneak attack +1d6 -10%
2 Scribe Scroll Feat -10% 2 Evasion -10%
3 No abilities -10% 3 Uncanny dodge (Dex bonus to AC) -10%
4 No abilities - 20% 4 Sneak attack +2d6 -20%
5 No abilities -20% 5 Sneak attack +3d6 -20%
6 No abilities -20% 6 Uncanny dodge (cant be flanked) -20%

Amulet of Thief Multiclass Amulet of One

This Amulet grants the user abilities known only to a thief. If
the user currently has a Thief class, then the amulet will have no
effect. If the user gains a Thief class while wearing the Amulet,
the Amulet will become permanently powerless.
The Amulet will grant the following abilities:
Common Name: Amulet of Peaceful Soul
Description: This amulet is small and round, with no partic-
ularly noticeable markings of any kind. It is gold in color and is a
heavy metal. The Amulet of One grants the user an inner peace
with her soul, making her more aware of herself in body and
mind. The wearer of this amulet will not incur XP penalties when
a she is multi-classed and has a non-favored class. Due to the
nature of the amulets origin, the wearer of this amulet is
also immune to the frightful presence of all dragons.
Destruction: This Amulet is destroyed sub-
merging it into a bowl of warm dragons blood.
History: The Amulet of One is created by a
race of ancient dragons that would take
human form and live within the normal
populace. Many of these beings used the
Amulet to help maintain their human
forms as they traveled as Multiclass
characters.
Where To Find: Many of the
dragons who wandered the land
eons past still wander the lands to
this very day. Many of them still
carry their Amulets.
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Armor of Absorption
Common Name: Oras Chainmail
Description: The Armor of Absorption is a white colored
chainmail that is normally small enough to fit on a human child.
When anyone of Huge size or smaller attempts to wear the Armor,
it will magically resize itself to perfectly fit the wearer. This light
armor retains the hardness of chainmail, but it is so light that the
wearer should treat it as wearing leather armor. There wearer of
the Armor will immediately receive a +2 DEX bonus, and the
Armor will absorb any blow up to 7 + X physical damage (X is 1
additional point for every 5th level of the wearer).
Additionally the armor has the potential of absorbing massive
amounts of non-elemental (fire, cold, electricity) damage. If any
single source of non-elemental damage (spell, physical attack)
totals more than 30 points, the wearer may make a Reflex check
(DC 22) to have that damage reduced by half.
Destruction: Inside the Armor of Absorption is a magical
word, which will only appear in bright blue letters by the wearer
of the armor. If the wearer is every completely submerged in
snow, he may recite this word, which will cause the Armor melt
into cold water, causing 1d4 cold damage.
History: The Armor of Absorption was one of nine items cre-
ated by the Elven family KTa. This particular armor was created
for the head of the family, Ora, a great Elven Ranger known for
his fearlessness. After many years as head of his family, Ora
retired from his role and passed it to his son, and spent his remain-
ing years with his wife in a small home deep within the Mivari
forest.
Where To Find: The Armor of Absorption was hung on dis-
play in Oras home deep within the forest, and remained there
even after his death. His wife has cared for the home and belong-
ings since.
Weight: 40 lbs carried, 10 lbs worn.
Baubles of Ancient Power
Common Name: Stones of Power
Description: The Baubles of Ancient Power are a set of small
gem-like stones that contain embedded powers. The Baubles
themselves come in various colors and are usually the size of a
marble and do not emanate any power whatsoever. Each Bauble
is inscribed with an ancient word from a long forgotten language.
However, when placed onto an appropriate item, and the ancient
command word is spoken, the Bauble will infuse itself perma-
nently with the item, granted new abilities to the item itself.
Although Baubles generally do not have great powers, they are
highly sought after for their ability to enhance existing items.
Items that are infused with a Bauble become especially bond-
ed with its creator. When used by anyone else, the powers the
Bauble grants to the item will be unavailable, and the item will act
as if the Bauble had never been infused. (Example: Ranger Rick
infuses a Bauble of Carrying Power onto his 70-pound Stone
Throne. To Rick, the Throne weighs only 1 pound thanks to the
Bauble, but to everyone else it is still 70-pounds.)
Infused Items become very tough, often 10 times harder to
damage than normal. If the item itself is ever destroyed or signif-
icantly broken, the item and Bauble will permanently lose all the
magical abilities.
More than one Bauble of Ancient Power can never be infused
into the same item. Baubles cannot be infused onto artifact items.
Destruction: The Baubles can only destroyed by being
placed deep under seawater of at least 500 feet. There the Bauble
will deteriorate into nothingness. When infused with an item,
Baubles take on the toughness and physical of the item. An item
and Bauble fused together will not be destroyed when placed into
seawater this way.
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History: The Baubles were created by an ancient group of
magical beings that were enslaved within the Inyatee Kingdom.
The slaves created the Baubles for their masters, whom often used
them to equip their elite soldiers or simply used them as rewards.
The slaves eventually revolted and used their combined powers to
lay waste the kingdom and eventually go home. Hundreds of
Baubles were lost in the uprising.
Where to Find: The Baubles of Ancients are scattered across
the different planes; the majority of the owners are unaware of the
powers they contain.
Weight: < 1 lb.
Bauble of Ancient Carrying Power
Common Name: Weight Stone
Word of Infusing: Relevo
Description: This Bauble is infused into any item no greater
than 100 pounds. The item keeps all of its properties, but its
weight is reduced to 1 pound.
Bauble of Ancient Critical Hit Power
Common Name: Hit Stone
Word of Infusing: Gravis
Description: This Bauble is infused into any item weapon,
changing its critical hit damage. Rather than causing the Weapon
Default Critical Damage, a critical hit with the infused weapon will
use the following 1d10 chart to determine the effect:
Roll Effect
1 Weapon Max Damage x 2
2 Weapon Max Damage x 2
3 Weapon Max Damage x 3
4 AC Reduction. Your weapon does the maximum damage
and has hit a critical area of the targets defense, causing a 5
to its AC for the next 5 rounds.
5 Power Hit. Your weapon does the maximum damage and
has caused a painful hit to the target. The Targets to-hit
attacks are modified by 5 until a heal spell of any kind is
used on the target.
6 Knock-back. The weapon does the maximum damage and
the attack was has caused the enemy to be knocked backed
a step, leaving it open for one immediate free attack by the
same player. Being off guard, the enemy loses positive
Dexterity bonus to AC (if any) during this free attack.
7 Superior Knock-back. The weapon does the maximum dam-
age and the attack was has caused the enemy to be knocked
backed a step, leaving it open for an attack of opportunity.
8 Enemy Blinded. Your attack has hit the eyes/antenna/sight
of the enemy and thus everything has full concealment to it.
It has a 50% chance to miss in combat, loses positive
Dexterity bonus to AC (if any), and grants a +2 bonus on
attack rolls to foes that attack it, just as if all its foes were
invisible. It moves at half speed and suffers a 4 penalty on
most Strength and Dexterity-based skills. It cannot make
Spot skill checks or perform any other activity (such as read-
ing) that requires vision. A healing spell of any kind will
restore the vision. The blinded target may make a Fortitude
Save (DC19) each round to see if the blindness passes.
9 Killing Strike. The strike causes the target to drop dead,
allowing a Fortitude Save (DC 11) for X3 damage.
10 Killing Strike, no save.
Bauble of Ancient Critical Wounds Power
Common Name: Critical Stone
Word of Infusing: Pellere
Description: This Bauble may be infused with any weapon,
will grant the weapon a +2 bonus, and allow the weapon to cause
critical hits on any creature, including creatures that are normally
immune to critical hits. In addition to this, the weapons Critical
Threat Range is increased by 1.
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Bauble of Ancient Critical Dampening Power
Common Name: Dampening Stone
Word of Infusing: Fligere
Description: This Bauble may be infused with any Armor or
Headgear. The item will grant an additional +4 AC and allows the
wearer to ignore any damage or effects from an opponents criti-
cal hit.
Bauble of Ancient Elemental Power
Common Name: Elemental Stone
Word of Infusing: Esse
Description: There are three types of Baubles of Ancient
Elemental Power: Fire, Cold, and Electric. This Bauble may be
infused into any weapon or worn item. If it is a worn item nor-
mally that grants AC, then it will also grant the wearer resistance
to the specified Element, absorbing the first 5 points of damage
from the specified element. If the item is a weapon, it will instead
change the weapon damage to that Element type. The Baubles of
Ancient Elemental Power have the same Word of Infusing and are
identical in color, but the inscribed word is red, blue, and white,
each representing fire, cold, and electricity respectively. If the
infused item is a worn item that grants AC and is a weapon, the
item gains the advantage of absorbing elemental damage and
causing elemental damage.
Bauble of Ancient Fearlessness Power
Common Name: Courage Stone
Word of Infusing: Timere
Description: This Bauble is infused into any headgear. The
wearer is granted incredible courage and willpower, making him
immune to all fear effects. Furthermore, all beings (friend or foe)
within 10 feet of the wearer receive a +5 check versus fear effects.
Bauble of Ancient Fragile Power
Common Name: Glass Stone
Word of Infusing: Aeger
Description: This Bauble is infused with any item that
weighs less than 100 pounds. When infused, the object seems
unchanged, but will actually become very fragile. If the item
causes a blow or receives a blow of any kind, it will shatter into
many little pieces, much like breaking a glass urn.
Bauble of Ancient Hardening Power
Common Name: Shield Stone
Word of Infusing: Duras
Description: This Bauble is infused into any item that nor-
mally grants AC. The AC of the item is increased by 50% (round-
ed down) and the items color will turn completely black. The
item will also absorb 3 points of damage from every physical
attack.
Bauble of Ancient Life Leeching Power
Common Name: Leech Stone
Word of Infusing: Aufero
Description: This Bauble is infused into any Weapon and
steals life with every attack. Every time damage is done with the
infused weapon, 1 point of that damage heals the user 1 Hit Point.
This leeching ability is increased by 1 for every 5th level of the
user. If used on a ranged weapon, the weapons fired ammunition
will generate the same effect.
Bauble of Ancient Neutralize Power
Common Name: Curing Stone
Word of Infusing: Veneficus
Description: This Bauble can be infused with any item that
can hold at least 10 ounces of liquid, usually a cup. Whenever the
cup is filled with any kind of liquid, the liquid turns into a potion
of Neutralize Poison. This may be done once a day. The newly
created liquid looks and act as purified water to anyone else. The
liquid may be transferred to another container.
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Bauble of Ancient Returning Power
Common Name: Boomerang Stone
Word of Infusing: Recidivus
Description: This Bauble can be infused into weapon (or
item to become a weapon), granting it a +1 bonus. Its owner may
throw the weapon up to 100 feet with a standard attack roll for X3
normal damage, and the item will always return to its owner. If
the item is at rest, and the owner is within 500 feet, the owner may
summon the item to have it return. All other properties of the
Weapon will remain the same. When catching the returning
weapon, the owner will never take damage from it.
Bauble of Ancient Shrinking Power
Common Name: Shrinking Stone
Word of Infusing: Aliquantulus
Description: This Bauble can be infused with any non-living
item no bigger than a small house (GMs discretion). When
infused with this Bauble, the item may be shrunk to the size of a
gold coin at will. The shrunken item will weigh only one pound
and will always be indestructible in this state. The user may
restore this item to its original size at will. Shrinking and
Restoring requires 3 rounds.
Bauble of Ancient Silent Power
Common Name: Cat Stone
Word of Infusing: Sileo
Description: This Bauble may be infused into any boots or
footwear. The boots will grant the user 10 ranks of Move Silently.
Bauble of Ancient Vision Power
Common Name: Sight Stone
Word of Infusing: Prudentia
Description: There are two types of Baubles of Ancient
Vision Power, Darkvision and Lowlight. This Bauble is infused
into any headgear. The item will grant either Darkvision or Low-
Light vision up to 100 feet. The Baubles of Ancient Vision Power
have the same Word of Infusing and are identical in color, but the
inscribed word is white or black, representing Darkvision and
Low-Light Vision respectively.
Bauble of Ancient Will Power
Common Name: Death Stone
Word of Infusing: Recuso
Description: This Bauble may be infused within any non-
weapon item that grants AC. The user may survive and act nor-
mally for up to 9 Hit Points without penalty (normally a charac-
ter is disabled at 0 Hit Points). At 10 Hit Points the user will still
die.
Belt of Dwarven-Kind
Common Name: Soklars Dwarf Belt
Description: This belt is two inches in width long enough to
be worn by a huge being. The belt has a leather texture and looks
very much like a common belt. When worn it will grant the wear-
er special abilities that are normally innate within Dwarves, and
none of the drawbacks. The wearer may also use items that nor-
mally can only be used by Dwarves.
The Belt of Dwarven-Kind grants the following abilities to the
wearer:
Constitution Bonus. The wearer becomes very hardy, granti-
ng a +2 Constitution Bonus.
Darkvision: The wearer can see in the dark up to 60 feet.
Darkvision is black and white only, but it is otherwise like normal
sight, and the wearer can function just fine with no light at all.
Stonecunning: Stonecunning grants the wearer a +2 bonus on
checks to notice unusual stonework, such as sliding walls,
stonework traps, new construction (even when built to match the
old), unsafe stone surfaces, shaky stone ceilings, and the like.
Something that isnt stone but that is disguised as stone also
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counts as unusual stonework. The wearer merely needs to come
within 10 feet of unusual stonework can make a check as if he
were actively searching, and a the wearer can use the Search skill
to find stonework traps as a rogue can. The wearer can also intu-
it depth, sensing his approximate depth underground as naturally
as a human can sense which way is up. The wearer will have a
sixth sense about stonework.
Saving Throw Bonus: +2 bonus on saving throws against poi-
son and +2 bonus on saving throws against spells and spell-like
effects.
Bonus: +2 bonus on Appraise checks that are related to stone
or metal items
Bonus: +2 bonus on Craft checks that are related to stone or
metal.
Language: The wearer will gain full knowledge of the
Dwarven language
Destruction: The Belt of Dwarven-Kind is instantly rendered
powerless when worn by any being with Dwarven blood. This is
permanent.
History: Eons ago an old Dwarven Mage saved the life of a
small human infant. With the childs parents dead, the mage took
it upon him to raise the child as his own and named her Soklar.
Not wanting the child to be inferior to the other Dwarves, the old
mage created the Belt for the child to use.
Where To Find: After many years of watching Soklar bully
the inhabitants of the Dwarven village, the Dwarves developed a
plan to be rid of him forever. Luring the human into the forbidden
forest with the promises of riches, Soklar found herself in an elab-
orate trap, which ended her life abruptly. All of Soklars belong-
ings, including the Belt, are still with the dead remains.
Weight: 3 lbs.
Belt of Elven-Kind
Common Name: Elf Belt
Description: This belt is two inches in width, long enough to
be worn by a Huge being. The belt has a leather texture and looks
like a very common belt. When worn, it will grant the wearer spe-
cial abilities that are normally innate within Elves, and none of
the drawbacks. The wearer may also use items that normally can
only be used by Elves.
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The Belt of Elven-Kind grants the following abilities to the
wearer:
Dexterity Bonus: The wearer becomes very hardy, granting a
+2 Dexterity Bonus.
Immunity: Immunity to sleep spells and effects.
Saving Throw Bonus: +2 saving throw bonus against
Enchantment spells or effects.
Low-light Vision: The wearer can see twice as far as a human
in starlight, moonlight, torchlight, and similar conditions of poor
illumination. The wearer retains the ability to distinguish color
and detail under these conditions.
Skills Bonus: +2 bonus on Listen, Search, and Spot checks.
The wearer who merely passes within 5 feet of a secret or con-
cealed door is entitled to a Search check to notice it as if she were
actively looking for the door.
Language: The wearer will gain knowledge of the Elven lan-
guage.
Destruction: The Belt of Elven-Kind is rendered permanent-
ly powerless if ever worn by anyone with elven blood.
History: In the war between the elven city of Lordsap and the
human city of Freeman, the human alchemist Thorax sought to
better understand the elven enemy. With permission of the City
Lord, Thorax gathered the alchemists, blacksmiths, and magic
users, and forged the Belt of Elven-Kind.
Where To Find: Upon the death of Freemans City Lord, the
humans offered a peace treaty with the elves, who gladly accept-
ed. Decades of peace ensued and the Belt was given to the elven
city during the 50th anniversary of the peace festival. Currently it
is prominently displayed in the Hall of Peace within the Elven
city.
Weight: 3 lbs.
Bokken of Cutting
Common Name: Miyamoto Blade
Description: This Bokken is wooden Katana built for training
purposes in the Far East. The Bokken of Cutting has no sharp
edges and is considered an exotic weapon. It does not give off a
magical aura and is often thought of as a toy or novelty by its
owners.
Using the Bokken in battle, however, will yield lethal results.
The Bokken of Cutting does 1d12 +4 bludgeoning damage, with
a critical range of 18/19/20, variable critical damage. The Bokken
will also do an additional +1 damage for every ninth level of the
user. The critical threat range of this item is always 18/19/20.
On a critical hit of 18, the opponent must make a Reflex save
(DC 20) or the powerful attack will cause him to drop a wielded
weapon or shield. Regardless of this effect, the critical damage
will be 2x.
On critical hit of 19, there is a 10% chance that the opponents
weapon, shield, or armor will completely shatter, even if it is
magical. Regardless of this effect, the critical damage will be 3x.
On a critical hit of 20, there is a chance of causing instant
death. Humanoid Creatures may make a Fortitude Save (DC 17)
and non-humanoid creatures may make a Fortitude Save (DC 13)
to prevent death. Regardless of this effect, the critical damage will
be 4x for humanoid creatures and 3x for non-humanoid.
These critical abilities do not affect wondrous or artifact
shields, weapons, or armor.
Destruction: The Bokken of Cutting cannot be chipped,
burned, or damaged by normal means. If the Bokken is driven
into the ground of any Miyamoto grave (see history), and then
blessed, the Bokken will lose all of its abilities and effectively
become a 1d6 wooden club.
History: A wandering warrior named Miyamoto Mitsuoki,
who often dueled his opponents with a large wooden club, which
he would find before each duel, was the first to carry the Bokken
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of Cutting. His unconventional fighting style and choice of
weapons eventually led him to choose a Bokken as his primary
weapon. Fashioned from an old ancient tree in the forbidden for-
est, the Bokken of Cutting gained fame and fortune for Mitsuoki
throughout his life. Upon his death, Mitsuoki passed the Bokken
of Cutting down to his eldest son, and has been passed down to
each eldest son after that. The Miyamoto family line abruptly
ended some 150 years after the death of Mitsuoki himself, and the
Bokken of Cutting is thought to be lost.
Where to Find: The Bokken was last known to be in the
ownership of the last surviving heir, Miyamoto Hideki, the great
grandson of Mitsuoki. His sudden disappearance has been a mys-
tery to scholars for many years. Hideki was known to keep the
Bokken on display in his home, but it was the only item missing
when his home was searched.
Weight: 2 lbs.
Bow of Elements
Common Name: Elemental Bow
Description: This +5 longbow is normally brown in color, but
the wielder will notice that is much more than just a standard bow.
The wielder may change the bow to red, blue, or white in color. A
Red color will allow the bow to add an additional +2d6 fire dam-
age to arrows that are fired, a Blue color will add an additional
+2d6 cold damage to arrows fired, and a white color will add an
additional +2d6 electricity damage to arrows fired. It requires 1
round to change the Bows element type.
Destruction: Destroying the Bow of Elements requires plac-
ing the bow in 20 gallons of water, then allowing the water to
freeze. When the Bow has been completely frozen, having two
Fireballs cast on it simultaneously can destroy the Bow.
History: This Bow was created by Elemental god Sutraq for
use as a weapon to guard the Sutraqs birthplace, a forbidden tem-
ple deep the far reaches of the uncharted territories. It is said that
when Sutraq was born he was given full powers and knowledge
of a god and killed everyone within the temple including the mor-
tal woman who gave birth to him.
Where To Find: Upon leaving the temple of his birth, Sutraq
created magical constructs to maintain and protect the temple.
The sole sentient being he created was given the Bow of
Elements.
Weight: 2 lbs.
Bow of Splitting
Common Name: Multi Bow
Description: This Bow is considered a +6 Composite bow,
but with an ability to split an arrow into two after it is released.
Upon releasing an arrow, the arrow will replicate itself while in
mid flight and has a chance to hit the same target. All arrows will
reach the target simultaneously, and therefore the wielder needs
only to roll once to determine if all arrows hit. The bow will cre-
ate an additional replicate arrow for every 11th level of the wield-
er. Any arrow fired will be replicated, even magical ones.
Destruction: The Bow of Splitting is destroyed when it shaft
is wrapped within fresh human hair (not more than 1 day old) and
then thrown into natural flowing lava.
History: The Bow of Splitting was meticulously handcrafted
by a secret society of high elves in the Green Lands. It is said that
the Bow was created as a gift for the birth of the first-born son of
the Elroen clan, a highly respected family within the society
known for their abundance of daughters.
Where To Find: Legend speaks of a human living in the
forests of the Green Lands, carrying this bow as his primary
weapon. He is known as a semi-hero in the Lands, for he steals
from the rich but has not yet gotten around to giving to the poor.
Weight: 4 lbs.
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Box of Ethereal Imprisonment
Common Name: Ghost Box
Description: This small 10 x 6x 6 box grants the user the all eternity. The Kingdom was later laid to waste by armies of a
ability to touch any object (or creature) and turn it ethereal three
times per day (Fort Save DC15 check or fail). The object will
remain Ethereal for 1 hour. Once the object has turned ethereal,
the user may touch the object with the box upon touch the ethe-
real object will become trapped within box. If the object is a liv-
ing being, it may take a will save (DC20) to prevent capture.
Imprisoning the Ethereal object may only be attempted once per
hour additional attempts on the same object will have no effect.
The imprisonment will only work on objects that were turned
ethereal by the Box (not naturally ethereal creatures).
If the box is ever opened, all the ethereal objects and creatures
within will be released and become non-ethereal, and will likely
be very angry with the one who is holding the box.
Furthermore, ethereal objects or creatures within 50 of the
Box can be seen as if See invisibility or true seeing had been cast.
Destruction: The user may use the Boxs ability to turn the
Box itself ethereal by speaking the command word inscribed on
the underside of the box. Once the Box returns back to normal
after 1 hour, it will lose all magical properties, all imprisoned
items within the box will simply disappear, and the box will
become a normal non-magical container.
History: The Box of Ethereal Imprisonment created by the
gods and given to a society of humans and elves. For centuries the
Box was used as an incarceration device. During a renaissance
period within the society, many gods that were once worshiped
were suddenly abandoned. Angered at the people they once cared
for, the gods opened the box and released all the terrible beings
entrapped within. Overrun by tens of thousands of criminals, ani-
mals, and other creatures, the society fell into chaos and eventu-
ally faded away. Centuries later the kingdom would be rebuilt and
known as the Icuras Kingdom.
Where to Find: King Salonmir of the Icuras Kingdom kept
the Box as part of his magical treasure trove. After a successful
coup by his generals, Salonmir was imprisoned within the box for
neighboring kingdom, and the Box was lost, buried deep within
the ruins of the Kings castle.
Weight: 2 lbs.
Bracers of Offense
Common Name: Attack Bracers
Description: These Bracers are made of a strong metal alloy,
but are black in color. Wearing these Bracers empowers the wearer
to cast Magic Missiles five times a day and double the damage of all
spells cast. Any spells cast by the wearer will have a 5% chance of
not emptying the casters spell slot, therefore allowing the spell to
be cast again. Such power comes at a price however as the wearer
will suffer 5 AC and 2 to all attack rolls.
Destruction: To destroy The Bracers of Offence, they should be
placed in a bag with 2 other sets of magical bracers of any kind and
then sealed tightly. A priest must shake the bag vigorously for one
hour a day for seven days. On the seventh day the bag must be sub-
merged in holy water. When the bag is opened, all the Bracers in the
bag will have a +3 AC bonus, but no other abilities.
History: The Bracers of Offence were created in the Greenville
School of Magic, a school dedicated to the pursuit of higher magic
learning. The Bracers were actually created as a group project by the
head wizards while trying to further their knowledge of magic. The
pursuit of magical knowledge would be schools undoing, as the
headmasters inadvertently summoned powerful demons that killed
everyone in sight and destroyed the school.
Where To Find: Many of the treasures within the school were
lost, still within the ruins, or taken away by the demons. The Bracers
of Offense is currently in the ownership of one such demon.
Weight: 2 lbs. for the set
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Candle of Darkness
Common Name: Undead Light
Description: When lit, the flame of the Candle will not emit
any light, but it will cause all sunlight to be blocked out within a
1-mile radius. After 5 rounds, the candle will emit shadow-like
energy that will travel from the candle to any bones or bodies of
dead creatures up to a 1-mile radius and turn them into undead
skeletons or zombies that follow the characters spoken com-
mands, just as an Animate Dead spell would. The Candle will
remain lit for 1 day and cannot be put out by normal means it
will even stay lit under water. When the Candle has burnt itself
out, all undead creatures created by it will turn to dust and be
destroyed; the Candle will then reconstitute itself in 30 days, at
which time it may be lit again.
Destruction: Once lit, the Candle cannot be put out by any
normal means. To Destroy the Candle, the flame of the Candle
must be joined with the flame of a candle that has been blessed by
a Cleric. These candles, while sharing a flame, must then have a
potion of Cure Serious Wounds poured over it, causing both can-
dles to dissolve and become powerless.
History: Legend speaks of the fifth god of death, Decessus,
who created three powerful candles and lay them across lands of
the material plane. The Candles were a gift to different factions of
beings who served under Lawful Evil alignment. It is said that
when the flame of all three candles are joined, darkness will per-
manently stretch across the entire world and evil will rule.
Where To Find: Scholars have long since believed that the
first two Candles of Darkness were destroyed during the Light-
Bringer Crusades, while the last Candle is thought to still exist in
the Northern Dead lands.
Weight: < 1 lb.
Charm of Life
Common Name: Life Pin
Description: This small Charm is made of wood and metal
with ancient lettering written on the back and has a pin attached
to it made of gold. The ancient lettering is a word of power to acti-
vate the charm. Once activated, its powers remain active for 1
year, but will only affect the person who activated it. The Charm
is flat and small enough to fit in the palm of a hand, and does not
emit any magic. When pinned to a persons clothing, the Charm
of Life grants the characters maximum Hit Die whenever he lev-
els up. Furthermore, all spells, potions, or other items that restore
HP will have maximum effectiveness on the character.
Destruction: Although the Charm of Life is all but indestruc-
tible by normal means, the Charm will permanently lose its abil-
ities if it is every turned ethereal or the user that is wearing it is
turned ethereal.
History: No one knows for sure where the Charm was creat-
ed, or even if more than one exists. Some believe that the Charm
was a gift from the gods, while others believe it to have been cre-
ated by the ancient arch-mages of old.
Where To Find: The Charm is currently in the possession of
a group of adventurers in the western civilization. Whether they
are aware of its powers is not known.
Weight: < 1 lb.
Coin of Enhancement, Gold
Common Name: Luck Coin
Description: This coin is gold in color and has a symbol of a
sun on one side and a symbol of a crescent moon on the other side.
Flipping the coin, and allowing it to land on the ground, will per-
manently grant the user a special ability. If the coin lands and the
Sun side is face up, the coin will grant a positive bonus, while a
Moon will grant a negative bonus.
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After the coin is flipped, the user will roll a 1d20 and use the fol- If an effect does not apply to the user, the user may not reroll.
lowing table to determine the result: Destruction: This coin is very powerful and must never touch
metal of any kind if it does, it will destroy itself and cause 1d20
Die damage to any beings within 10 feet, and the last person to flip the
Roll Sun Result Moon Result coin will receive 1 to all attributes.
1 +1 rank to Spot Skill -1 rank to Spot Skill History: The seventh god of Luck, Forgranus, often reward-
2 +1 rank to Listen Skill -1 rank to Listen Skill ed her followers with rewards and gifts. The Coins of
3 +1 rank to Bluff Skill -1 rank Bluff Skill Enchantment were several such gifts.
4 +1 rank to Diplomacy -1 rank Diplomacy Skill Where To Find: This particular coin has been seen several
Skill areas of the known world, and can be found most anywhere, with
5 +1 to your natural -1 to your natural a little luck.
Armor Class Armor Class Weight: < 1 lb.
6 +1 to your Attack Rolls -1 to your Attack Rolls
7 +5 to maximum HPs -5 to maximum HPs
8 +1 Strength -1 Strength
9 +1 Dexterity -1 Dexterity
10 +1 Constitution -1 Constitution
11 +1 Intelligence -1 Intelligence
12 +1 Wisdom -1 Wisdom
13 +1 to Will Save -1 to Will Save
14 +1 to Reflex Save -1 to Reflex Save
15 +1 to Fortitude Save -1 to Fortitude Save
16 +1 to Will, Reflex,
or Fortitude Save
-1 to Will, Reflex,
or Fortitude Save Coin of Enhancement, Silver
17 +1 to any attribute -1 to any attribute Common Name: Luck Coin
18 +1 Free Skill -1 Rank to a known Skill Description: This coin is silver in color and has a symbol of
19 Gain 1 Free Feat Lose 1 Known Feat a sun on one side and a symbol of a crescent moon on the other
20 Gain enough XP to put Lose enough XP to side. It is very similar to the Gold Coin of Enhancement, except
you halfway to your you put you between that effects are temporary.
next level your current level Flipping the coin and allowing it to land on the ground will
and your previous level grant the user a special ability for 1 hour. If the coin lands and the
Sun side is face up, the coin will grant a positive bonus, while a
Flipping the coin requires 1 round, and the coin may only be Moon will grant a negative bonus. The bonus lasts for 1 hour.
flipped once per day (more flips will generate no affect). Each After the coin is flipped, the user will roll a 1d20 and use the
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Die Die
Roll Sun Result Moon Result Roll Sun Result Moon Result
1 +3 ranks to Bluff -3 ranks to Bluff & 17 Physical attacks against Physical attacks against
& Diplomacy Skills Diplomacy Skills you do 5 damage you do +5 damage
2 +3 ranks to Listen and -3 ranks to Listen and 18 Your ranged attacks do Your ranged attacks do
Spot skills Spot skills +5 damage 5 damage
3 You are Immune to You take double 19 Magical Attacks against Magical Attacks against
Fire Damage damage from Fire you do 5 damage you do +5 damage
4 You are Immune to You take double damage 20 +2 to all Will, Fortitude, -2 to all Will, Fortitude,
Cold Damage from Cold and Reflex saves and Reflex saves
5 You are Immune to You take double damage
Electrical Damage from Electrical Flipping the coin requires 1 round, and the user may flip the
6 You become Invisible You become Blind coin as many times as desired. Each bonus is stacked with one
7 Regenerate +1 HP You cannot heal by any another, but all effects will end at the same time based on the first
per round means (including spells flip. For example, if the user flips the coin at 12:00, and then flips
or Items) it again at 12:10 and 12:40, all three effects generated from those
8 Your damage spells do Your damage Spells do flips will end at 1:00.
double damage half damage If the user rolls for an effect that is already active, the new
9 +3 to your Attack Rolls -3 to your Attack Rolls affect will stack with previous active one. If an effect does not
10 Critical Threat Ranges When you attack, you apply to the user, the user may not re-roll.
are doubled when you cannot cause Destruction: Although this coin may be flipped an unlimited
attack critical hits number of times, it must never generate the same effect three
11 Your melee attacks Your melee attacks times in any given stack of affects. If that were to happen, the coin
do +5 damage do 5 damage will disintegrate itself and cause the person who flipped the coin
12 You gain an extra attack You have 1 less attack per to permanently lose -1 to all Will, Fortitude, and Reflex saves.
per round round (this cannot cause
History: The seventh god of Luck, Forgranus, often reward-
you to have less than
ed her followers with rewards and gifts. The Coins of
1 attack per round)
Enchantment were several such gifts.
13 +5 to your Natural -5 to your Natural
Armor Class Armor Class Where To Find: This particular coin has been seen several
14 Your Melee attacks do Your Melee attacks do areas of the known world, and can be found most anywhere, with
double damage half damage a little luck.
15 +3 to your initiative rolls -3 to your initiative rolls Weight: < 1 lb.
16 Gain 5 Hit Points Lose 5 Hit Points
to your maximum from your maximum (this
cannot take you below 1)

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Flask of Many Potions
Common Name:
Description: This Flask is transparent and seems very much
like every other flask in the world. Upon holding it up to the sun,
the Flask shimmers and different colors can be seen within the
Flask.
When the Flask is filled with water and is kept in the Flask for
12 hours, the Flask will change colors, as will the contents of the
liquid. This liquid and color is randomly determined by a 1d10.
This liquid cannot be transferred to other containers otherwise it
will turn into purified water. If the Flask is ever emptied without
being consumed, it will turn colorless until water is kept in it for
12 hours again.
Use the following chart to determine the results of the Flask:
Die Roll Flask Color Liquid 1 Black Heroism 2 Green Cure
Moderate Wounds 3 White Cure Serious Wounds 4 Orange
Haste 5 Brown Invisibility 6 Red Fire Breath 7 Silver Protection
from Arrows 8 Blue Fly 9 Purple Speak With Animals 10
Yellow Neutralize Poison
Destruction: The Flask of Many Potions will shatter if it is
ever filled with a Potion of Cure Light Wounds.
History: A powerful Mage, who lived as a Nomad in the far
southern lands, created the Flask of Many Potions. It was intend-
ed to be a tool to help the Mage survive the harsh lands and min-
imize inventory. It is unknown where the Mage or the Flask is.
Where To Find: The Mage who created the Flask was last
seen wandering the southern Orc forests. Whether the Mage is
still alive is unknown.
Weight: < 1 lb.
Flail of Undead
Common Name: Death Flail
Description: This black Flail is a +4 weapon, normally deal-
ing 1d8 damage with a critical threat range of 20, X3 critical dam-
age, and gaining an additional +3 versus undead. If at anytime the
Flail delivers a killing blow to a living creature, there is a 50%
chance that the creature will resurrect itself 4 rounds later as an
undead skeleton and will follow all commands of its new master.
This undead creature will remain animated for 5 days, at which
time the creature will die and its bones will turn to dust. Only one
such undead skeleton creature may be created this way at a time.
The undead creature will lose control and attack any targets near
it if its creator ever loses possession of the Flail. The wielder of
the Flail must also make a daily Will Save (DC 15 +1 for every
day after the first day that the undead creature is alive/animated)
or the undead creature will lose control and attack any nearby tar-
get.
Destruction: To destroy the flail, it must be taken to a temple
that worships a lawful good god. The Flail must be blessed daily
by the clerics of the temple for 21 days. A lawful good paladin
must then fling the Flail into a sea; upon impact with the water the
Flail will shatter into a hundred pieces.
History: The Necromancer Zacurus Julia had cared for three
sons, two of who chose the same path as their father. The third
son, Jeremiah, chose the path of the sword and wanted to become
an adventurer. Although disapproving of Jeremiahs choice,
Zacurus respected his sons decision, and aided Jeremiah by cre-
ating the Flail of Undead for him. Jeremiah would become a great
adventurer and lived to become very powerful. Such power
comes at a price, however, as his intentions become more evil
with every passing year. After many years Jeremiah returned to
his fathers home, and used the Flail to slay his father. He fled with
all his fathers belongings and sold them for whatever he could
get.
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Where To Find: Hezekiah, the first son of Zacurus, heard of
his fathers death and sought out his brother for revenge. He
found his brother very quickly near the Slithering River and was
shocked to see his undead father under Jeremiahs control. With
great anger and unrelenting passion Hezekiah destroyed the
abomination that was once his father and killed his brother
Jeremiah with extreme prejudice. The remains of his father were
buried in the temple, while Jeremiahs corpse and belongings,
including the flail, were left to rot in the river.
Weight: 3 lbs.
Gauntlet of Attacking
Common Name: Blade Gauntlet
Description: This Gauntlet is silver in color, weighs less than
one ounce, and offers +5 AC of protection. The wearer of this
Gauntlet may extend an indestructible 18-inch blade, which will
extend from the topside of the Gauntlet. This blade causes 1d8 +3
damage, has a critical threat range of 19-20, and causes X3 critical
damage. The Gauntlet grants an additional +1 damage for every 7th
level of the wearer. The Gauntlet also grants the wearer the ability to
make a Sneak Attack for +5d6 damage as a 9th level rogue would.
If the wearer wears a Gauntlet of Attacking on both hands, and
does not carry a shield, he may attack with both blades extended
with no penalties.
Extending and Retracting the Blade is a free action.
Destruction: To destroy the Gauntlets, the ashes of its creator
must be sprinkled on it, and then the Gauntlets must be used to sac-
rifice a human virgin woman to any neutral god. After the sacrifice
the Gauntlets will lose its blades and all magical abilities.
History: The Gauntlets were created by the old tinker Gilgamar,
who retired after serving many years as the head Arch-mage at the
White Pond School of Magic. Gilgamar enjoyed his retirement
years working as a blacksmith and tinker his life long passion. His
work with mechanical devices and his raw power as an Arch-mage
led him to create the Gauntlets of Attacking, one of his many cre-
ations. Upon his death by old age, Gilgamar was cremated and
mourned by many. As per his request, Gilgamars ashes were placed
in an urn and kept in the catacombs beneath the White Pond School
of Magic.
Where To Find: Several of Gilgamars creations were kept with
his remains in the catacombs, while others were given to family
members or friends while he lived. The Gauntlets were one such set
of items that were kept in the catacombs and remained there until the
fall of the White Pond School. The Gauntlets were lost from the
mass looting that took place in the decades that followed.
Weight: 2 lbs. per gauntlet
Gloves of Charging
Common Name: Energy Gloves
Description: The Gloves of Charging looks like a normal set
of leather gloves, providing AC 1 protection. A Detect Magic
spell will not reveal any magical properties of this item.
However, when both Gloves are worn the user will immedi-
ately be aware of the powers that the Gloves grant onto the user.
The Gloves grants the user the ability to charge any item and
throw it for 2d4 +3 electricity damage. Electricity Damage is
increased by +1d4 for every 10th level the user is. On impact the
charged item will be destroyed and cause a small explosion that
will damage anything within 5 feet of impact for 2d4 electrical
damage. Charging requires 1 round.
The wearer is also granted resistance to all lightning and elec-
tricity based attacks (and spells), but the wearer will suffer 1 to
all Fortitude, Reflex, and Will saves.
Only inanimate items without magical properties can be
charged this way, and must be no greater than 5 lbs. Once the
object is charged the weight of the object changes and can be
thrown by the user up to 100 feet (normal attack rolls apply).
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The user may also charge a bullet item (arrow, stone, bolt)
before launching it from a weapon. When launched from a ranged
weapon this way, these the charged item will always do 3d4 +7 elec-
tricity damage to the target only. An item charged this way still
requires 1 round to charge and must be charged before loading it into
the weapon.
A charged item cannot be uncharged. A charged item must be
thrown (or launched) or it will self-destruct within 3 rounds and
cause 2d4 +7 damage to anything within 5 feet. Handing a charged
item to another being will cause instant self-destruction. Dropping
or tossing a charged item is considered a throw.
Both gloves must be worn for these effects to work. If only one
glove is worn for more than 2 rounds, it becomes cursed and causes
1d4 electrical damage to the user every round starting with the third
round. Wearing the second glove will remove the curse.
Destruction: To destroy the Gloves, the user may spend 5
rounds to charge the Gloves itself. For each of the five rounds, the
user must make a difficulty check (DC10) or the Amulet will do 2d4
damage to the user and the user will need to start over. Once
charged, the Gloves will begin to glow and then become very hot,
causing 10d4 fire damage to anyone touching it. After ten addition-
al rounds, the Gloves will self-destruct, causing 20d4 damage to
everything within 0-5 feet, 10d4 damage within 6-10 feet, and 5d4
damage within 11-20 feet. The user simply needs to be touching the
Gloves when attempting to destroy it (it does need to be worn).
Upon destruction of the Gloves, there is a 10% chance that Sphere
of Annihilation will appear in its place.
History: Glar was a child conceived from a god and mortal. He
was born with the ability to charge items, causing them to explode
with great consequences. With such uncontrollable powers, his
father created a pair of gloves, which would dampen and prevent his
powers from working, and gave the gloves to his mother to assist her
in raising the child. As Glar grew to adulthood and learned to bet-
ter control his powers, he dedicated his life to that of a warrior, wan-
dering the land and seeking fame. Legend says that his enemies
ambushed him on a cold mountainside while he was wearing his
dampening Gloves to keep warm. Upon his death, his powers were
sealed within the Gloves.
Where To Find: The Gloves of Charging can most likely be found
in the same legendary mountainside where its owner was killed.
Weight: < 1 lb.
Pouch of Arrowheads
Common Name: Arrow Pouch
Description: The Pouch of Arrowheads is a small brown
pouch with a string enclosure. The Pouch is large enough to hold
1 arrowhead. Whenever a pebble is placed within the Pouch and
left in the Pouch for 2 days, the pebble will be turned into a mag-
ical arrowhead. The magical properties of the arrowhead may be
determined by a successful identify spell, but only after it has
been used to create an arrow. When a magic arrow misses its tar-
get, there is a 50% chance it breaks or otherwise is rendered use-
less. A magic arrow that hits is destroyed.
These special powers of the arrowhead are determined on the
following 1d6 chart:
Die Roll Result
1 +5 Arrowhead
2 Flaming Burst Arrowhead
3 Shocking Burst Arrowhead
4 Life Leech Arrowhead
5 Critical Hit Arrowhead
6 Tracking Arrowhead
Flaming Burst Arrowhead
This arrow deals +1d10 points of fire damage on a successful
hit. The arrow also explodes with flame upon striking a successful
critical hit, dealing +1d10 fire damage to all beings within 10 feet.
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Shocking Burst Arrowhead Destruction: The Pouch of Arrowheads, although very pow-
The arrow deals +1d12 points of electrical dam- erful, may easily be destroyed by feeding it to a Bag of
age on a successful it. The Devouring, an extra dimen-
arrow also explodes with sional creature that looks
electricity upon striking a and acts like a Bag of
successful critical hit, deal- Holding. Once devoured,
ing +1d10 electrical damage the Pouch will dissolve
to all beings within 10 feet. into small particles and kill
the Bag of Devouring.
Life Leech Upon searching the life-
Arrowhead less Bag, there is a 20%
On a successful hit with chance of finding 1d6
this arrow, the user firing the magical arrowheads
arrow will heal 1 HP for left by the Pouch before
every 1 point of damage that its destruction.
the arrow caused to the tar- History: The Pouch
get creature. was designed created in the
lost kingdom of Hlavok
Critical Hit and used exclusively by the
Arrowhead Ashmore four elite
Firing this arrow Rangers dedicated as per-
from a bow will triple sonal guards to the king.
the bows critical threat Where To Find: After
range for this arrow. the second Succession War,
which ultimately led the
Tracking kingdom to be under the
Arrowhead control of a non heir for the
On a successful hit with first time, many supporters
this arrow, the bow that was of the old regime fled en
used to fire the arrow will masse. The Ashmore were
gain an uncanny lock on the part of this exodus, and
target. For the next 5 rounds, their current whereabouts
the bow will gain a +5 To Hit are unknown to this day.
against the target. Using addi- Weight: < 1 lb.
tional Tracking Arrows will
not cause the effects to stack.

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Reigns of Ghost Wagon
Common Name:
Description: The reigns may be used once a day to summon a
four-horse drawn wagon with driver, all of which are ethereal.
Entering the wagon will reveal a much larger space, as the dimen-
sions in the inside are larger than that of the outside, and may hold to
10 Huge-sized beings. Upon command, the wagon will go anywhere
desired, and travel will never take more than one hour. The wagon can
even travel between the planes. Upon reaching the destination, the
wagon will disappear within _ hour, or after all passengers and items
have left the wagon (whichever one is sooner). Any passengers or
items within the wagon after the _ hour will disappear forever.
The wagon may be told to go to a specific place or a generic
place. If a generic location is given, then the wagon will go to a ran-
dom location based on that area (i.e., if told to go to another plane, the
wagon may take you to the middle of an ocean, and island, or perhaps
some place worse).
After summoning, the wagon will wait one hour for an ordered
destination. If no destination is given, the wagon will leave and dis-
appear and wait to be summoned again.
Destruction: The owners of the Reigns have unprecedented
power over the summoned wagon, and may use power to disable the
power of the Reigns themselves. At anytime, the owner of the reigns
may tell the wagon to Go Free as a destination. Such a command
will cause the driver and horses to detach themselves from the wagon
and depart into the afterlife, and the wagon will destroy itself.
History: Simon Shalow, a businessman who ran a moving busi-
ness, received a contract to move the belongings of Kendal the
Wizard from his current home to his new home on the other side of
the valley. Upon delivery of the goods, Kendal noticed that some of
his prized possessions were damaged in the transport and demanded
compensation. Simon, knowing well that he had already been paid,
laughed at the wizard and refused what seemed like an unreasonable
request. Laughter turned into mockery as the argument became bitter.
Simon attempted to flee the scene in his wagon while shouting
obscenities at the wizard. Within moments Simon had regretted his
insults, for the wizard had turned he and the wagon ethereal and made
them slaves, to be summoned at anytime with Reigns.
Where To Find: The Reigns of Ghost Wagon last known to be in
the possession of a junk dealer who wanders from town to town. The
dealer has never known power of the Reigns nor has he been able to
sell it.
Weight: 1 lb.
Ring of Dichotomy
Common Name: Schizophrenia Ring
Description: The Ring of Dichotomy is a small and dull look-
ing gold ring. There are no special marks on the ring; it does not
emit any magical energy.
When the ring is worn the user will immediately gain a sec-
ond level-1 character, while putting the original character into an
unreachable stasis. Although this second character is new, it
shares the same mind and memory of the first character, but noth-
ing else.
The user may spend 2 turns and switch back to the other char-
acter, putting the current character into an unreachable stasis.
Each character will never have any shared items. When one
character goes into stasis, all items on that character goes into sta-
sis as well. The only item that is shared is the Ring itself, which
will always be on the same finger of the active character.
The character in stasis will be completely unreachable and
cannot be affected by any means, essentially in a state of non-
existence. Everything that is affecting the character before going
into stasis will remain active. For example, the character in stasis
may be affected by an invisibility spell for 1 hour. If the user
decides to switch back to that character several days later, the
character will reappear with the invisibility spell still active until
it expires.
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At any time one of the characters dies, the Ring will switch
the character to the character in stasis, and then lose all its pow-
ers. The dead character will vanish permanently with all its
belongings.
When first worn, the Ring will permanently bond with the
wearer and will be powerless to anyone else. If the Ring is
removed, the character in stasis will be trapped within the Ring
and cannot be brought back until the Ring has been rejoined with
its master. In this state the Ring is useless to any other owner. If
the Ring is removed from the wearer for more than 1 year, the
character in stasis will be lost and the Ring will return to its full
power waiting to be worn by a new user.
Once a user wears a The Ring of Dichotomy, he may never
wear a second one until the first one is destroyed or has lost its
powers. If the user tries to wear a second Ring before that, it will
cause both Rings to destroy themselves for 2d12 damage within a
5 foot radius, and anyone wearing either Rings must take a
Fortitude save or his hands will be destroyed in the blast; any
character in stasis will also be lost.
Destruction: The Ring of Dichotomy is turned powerless
when placed in a mixture of a see invisibility potion and invis-
ibility potion.
History: Long ago an ancient race of humans was blessed
with the power of morphing by the gods. They roamed the world
causing havoc and mischief wherever they went, able to escape
by changing shape. They were recognizable only by the golden
ring they wore, a traditional symbol of their culture also given by
the gods. Over the years their powers of morphing began to wane,
but they found that they were able to preserve their powers with-
in their rings. Upon their deaths, the rings evolved one last time
and their current form became known as The Ring of Dichotomy.
Where To Find: These rings are found all over the world.
Some are still on their living original masters, while others are
found on their dead masters.
Weight: 1 lb.
Rings of Power
There are 6 Rings of Power: Strength, Dexterity, Constitution,
Intelligence, Wisdom, and Charisma. Individually, these rings
grant the user bonuses to a specific attribute as well as powerful
abilities. However, when combined together with an additional
ring, they grant the user even more abilities. Only two of them
may every be worn at a time; if more than two are worn, the rings
become cursed and grants 1 to all attributes.
Wearing a Ring of Power will cause the ring to become spe-
cially bonded with the wearer and grant its special abilities only
to him for a duration of one year. During this time the ring will be
powerless to anyone other than the character it is bonded with.
After one year the ring will lose all its abilities until it is removed
from the wearer for one day, at which time it will regain its abili-
ties and may be worn (and bonded) with the same wearer or a new
wearer for another year. The death of a wearer will cause the ring
to lose its power until it is removed from its dead owner for one
day, at which time it may be worn (and bonded) with a new wear-
er.
However, with power comes a price. Each day that a Ring of
Power is worn, there is a 1% chance that the wearer may lose 1
permanent attribute point. If more than one ring is worn at a time,
roll for each ring daily.
Destruction: Wearing two of the same ring will cause the
rings to destroy themselves, each causing 4d20+20 damage to the
user and 3d20 damage to all things within 10 feet of the user.
History: The Rings of Power were created by the gods of old,
and were given as gifts to the mortals who worshiped them. As
the ages past and the old gods faded, so did the memory of the
Rings of Power.
Where To Find: The Rings of Power may be found through-
out the world many of the owners of these rings are aware of
their immediate powers, but do not know the full extent of them.
Weight: 1 lb.
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Ring of Strength Power
Strength Bonus. Grants +2 to strength
Maximum Weapon Damage. So great has the wearers
strength become that each melee attack will do the maximum pos-
sible damage with the wielded weapon (or bare hands). This does
not apply to ranged weapons.
Point Loss. Daily 1% chance to permanently lose one point of
Strength
Ring of Dexterity Power
Dexterity Bonus. Grants +2 to dexterity and the Improved
Initiative Feat
Avoid Hit. The wearers new agility is so great that the wear-
er has a 20% chance to avoid a melee attack altogether. This 20%
chance is determined after an opponent has made a successful
attack roll. This does not apply to spell attacks or ranged attacks.
Point Loss. Daily 1% chance to permanently lose one point of
Dexterity
Ring of Constitution Power
Constitution Bonus. Grants +2 to Constitution and the
Toughness Feat
Poison Immunity. The wearers constitution becomes so great
that all poisons have no effect.
Maximum Hit die. When leveling up, the wearer will gain the
maximum hit die for his or her class.
Point Loss. Daily 1% chance to permanently lose one point of
Constitution
Ring of Intelligence Power
Intelligence Bonus. Grants +2 to Intelligence and the Spell
Mastery Feat.
Language Comprehension. Gains the ability to read any writ-
ten language, including items for spell use. Magical writings such
as scrolls are instantly deciphered as if the user has made a suc-
cessful Spellcraft check. When activating a scroll, the caster does
not need to make a caster spell check even if the caster level is
lower than the scroll spells caster level. Furthermore, scrolls read
while wearing the Ring of Intelligence Power do not need to be of
the correct type. Arcane spellcasters can cast divine spells from a
scroll and divine spellcasters can cast arcane spells from a scroll;
doing so however requires a DC10 check and will cause a scroll
mishap if the check is failed.
Point Loss. Daily 1% chance to permanently lose one point of
Intelligence
Ring of Wisdom Power
Wisdom Bonus. Grants +2 to Wisdom and the Combat Casting
Feat.
Spell Resistance. The wearer gains Spell Resistance 15, and is
immune to all level 1 spells cast upon him by others.
Point Loss. Daily 1% chance to permanently lose one point of
Wisdom
Ring of Charisma Power
Charisma Bonus. Grants +2 to Charisma
Charm. The wearer of this ring gains the ability to Charm 3
times per day. This can be used against any living creature and
will last for 12 hours. Upon casting, the target creature may make
a Will check at 5 to negate the spell. The wearer may attempt to
Charm a creature that is already charmed in order to extend the
life of the spell the charmed creature will not get a Will save and
the spell will last 12 hours from the time of casting (it will not
stack with the previous spell). Furthermore the wearer of the Ring
of Charisma Power is completely immune to all Charm spells.
Only one creature may ever be charmed this way at a time. Using
this ability to charm another creature will immediately free the
currently charmed creature.
Point Loss. Daily 1% chance to permanently lose one point of
Charisma
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Ring Combinations:
Wearing two different Power Rings will grant the users all the
powers of the two rings, plus these additional powers:
Any Strength Ring
-Critical Threat Range for melee attacks is increased by 1.
Any Dexterity Ring
-The wearer never needs to make an armor check for Balance,
Climb, Escape Artist, Hide, Jump, Move Silently, Pick Pocket, or
Tumble checks.
Any Constitution Ring
-The wearer will always feel nourished and does not need to eat
or drink for sustenance.
Any Intelligence Ring
-Duration of all the wearers cast spells is doubled.
Any Wisdom Ring
-The wearer gains 1 extra spell slot in the highest spell level.
When the wearer is capable of casting a new spell level, the old slot
will disappear and move to the higher level.
Any Charisma Ring
-Once per day the wearer may re-roll any Bluff, Gather
Information, Diplomacy, or Intimidate checks, if the original roll
was a natural 1, 2, or 3.
Ring of Remembrance
Common Name: Spell Ring
Description: This ring is made of a smooth black metal with a
snakehead on the top. Whenever the wearer of this ring successful-
ly casts an arcane or divine spell, he may make Will Save (DC
19+X, where X is the spell level); a successful save will allow the
cast spell to stay within the casters memory, therefore allowing him
to cast the spell again.
Destruction: The Ring of Remembrance is rendered powerless
when it is bound in the hair from a female human virgin, then boiled
in oil for three days.
History: In the Promised Lands of Yor, Sol Brightheart was
crowned king of all the lands after many years of crushing his ene-
mies and unifying the lands. In remembrance of this special occa-
sion, the nomad brothers Riklu presented the king with The Ring of
Remembrance. It is said that the Ring was created from the brain of
Killek, an Archmage who disappeared long before and had become
the stuff of legend.
Where To Find: The Ring of Remembrance was passed down
to different heirs over the years, and was last given to Hollus, the
heir who turned his back on his kingdom to become an adventurer.
Weight: < 1 lb.
Ring of Weapon Mastery
Common Name: Weapon Ring
Description: This silver ring carries the symbol of an eagle on
one side, the symbol of a snake on the other, and has a small red gem
in the center. Wearing the ring will grant the full knowledge and pro-
ficiency in the usage of all weapons, including exotic weapons. So
proficient will the wearer be that he will gain a +1 to all his attacks
while wearing this ring.
Destruction: The Ring of Weapon Mastery is instantly destroyed
if a bolt of natural lightning ever hits it.
History: Arlea, a goddess of combat and war in the Southern
Peninsula, created The Ring and gave it to her mortal son Xahia,
whose father was also mortal. With the power of the ring and years of
training, Xahia became a champion of the Southern Peninsula, fight-
ing evil and protecting the weak.
Where To Find: Many in the land mourned the death of Xahia,
as his influence was far reaching. A tomb was erected and his body
was placed there with his belongings, including the ring. It is said that
his mother enchanted the tomb with powerful magics and guardians
to protect it.
Weight: 1 lb.
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Rod to the item for a successful recharge. The Rod is so powerful
Rod of Recharging that it can even recharge artifact items. There is a limit to the
Common Name: Charging Rod number of times a single item may be re-charged though; every
Description: This Rod is small and golden in color, emanates time an item is charged, that item has a cumulative 5% chance of
a blue glow in darkness, and is always overloading and destroying itself, causing 3d10 damage within a
found within a black bag. Holding 30 feet radius. The Rod is very powerful and must always be kept
the Rod close will allow the user within its enchanted bag when not in use. The Black bag is a
to hear a humming noise from form-fitting bag just large enough to hold the Rod; it has no other
the Rod. The Rod of known special properties.
Recharging is an immensely Destruction: The Rod of Recharging is a powerful item con-
powerful item, with the taining vast amounts of energy and is nigh indestructible. The
ability to recharge any item is so powerful in fact that it must be kept in a special black
item that normally has bag. It must never leave its specially enchanted bag for more than
charges. Simply hold- 1 hour, or its unstable energies will implode, causing 10d10 elec-
ing the Rod to any item trical and fire damage to anything within a 0-20 food radius, and
will recharge the item 5d10 damage to anything within a 21-50 foot radius. At anytime
and restore it with max- the Rod is destroyed, its bag will also destroy itself, disintegrat-
imum charges for ing into nothingness.
whatever spells or History: Legend speaks of an ancient pool of water that can
powers it may hold. rejuvenate any being or item to its full strength. Those who could
It requires 5 find this Water of Life used it to heal a loved one, reverse the
rounds of effects of aging, or even repair old antiques and artifacts. After
holding many centuries the pool began to lose its mystical energies and
t h e started to dry up. Quattha, the sole caretaker of the pool since its
existence, took the last of the Water and condensed it into a con-
tainer, which would become the Rod of Recharging.
Where To Find: Quattha took the Rod and placed it in a
shrine in remembrance of the pool. He used the remaining life
energy of his old body to create golems and living plants to act as
caretakers and guards for the rod. These new caretakers buried his
body at the foot of the shrine.
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Rod of Many Weapons
Common Name: Transforming Blade
Description: The Rod of Many Weapons looks like a silver
metal rod, 1 inch in diameter and 8 inches in length. When wield-
ed however, the user may instantly transform the item into one of
many weapons. Each weapon is indestructible, dealing 2d6 +3
damage, with a critical threat range of 20, and an X3 critical dam-
age. The rod may become any weapon the user is skilled in, and
any martial weapon; the user can change the Rods weapon type
as a free action.
Destruction: The Rod of Many Weapons may only be
destroyed in the Forge it was created in, deep in the cave of the
Sethryn Dwarven Clan.
History: The Legendary wizard Archimedes called upon an
old favor from the Sethryn Dwarven Clan to help create the Rod
for his son, Bolivar, who became a wandering warrior in the dead
lands. Carrying the Rod on his left forearm, Bolivar used the rod
mostly as a two-handed weapon, able to instantly switch to a
bludgeoning war hammer when facing his most hated foes,
undead skeletons.
Where To Find: Upon Bolivars death, Archimedes buried
his son and belongings deep inside of the Kenai Mountains. Two
living gargoyles guard the sacred tomb for all eternity.
Weight: 3 lbs., no matter what its shape
Slingshot of Forgetfulness
Common Name: Memory Sling
Description: This Sling is a +4 weapon that does 1d4 dam-
age, has a critical threat range of 19-20, and does X2 critical dam-
age. The Sling is made of white wood and is Y-shaped with a
brown elastic material between its arms for loading a bullet.
When pulling back on this elastic, it will glow with a bright yel-
low light and charge the bullet with its mystical energies. Any tar-
get that is hit with this on a critical hit of 19 must make a Will
Save (DC 17) or it will lose all divine and arcane spells from its
memory; this does not affect spell like abilities. Upon a critical hit
of 20, the target must make a Will Save (DC 25) or lose its spells.
Destruction: Burying it at the foot of a spruce tree in the for-
est that its wood came from will destroy this powerful item. Upon
burying it, the Slings magical properties will fade and the tree it
is buried under will become sentient. Whether the tree will be
good or evil is unknown.
History: Deep in the Zonia forest the inhabitants of the for-
est know of the old fairy tale of the living tree. The tale speaks of
an old living tree of great power who protected the forest and all
its inhabitants of the outside evils of the world. As the power of
the tree faded over time, the tree gave final instructions to the
inhabitants on how to create weapons so that they may defend
themselves. The first of these weapons were created from the liv-
ing tree itself as a final sacrifice to those it loved dear. Thus, as
the tale goes, is how mortals first learned to use make and
weapons.
Where To Find: Rumors speak of a wandering nomad who
carried a weapon that could reduce any mages power to nothing-
ness.
Weight: < 1 lb.
Sphere of Arrow Deflection
Common Name: Deflection Balls
Description: The Sphere of Arrow Deflection is small metal ball
approximately _ inches in diameter and weighs half a pound; it is
silver in color and is perfectly reflective. The sphere may be magi-
cally embedded into any hard surface item, which is normally worn
or wielded (gauntlets, sword hilt, shield, bracers, etc). The user may
embed the sphere by holding it up against the item and speaking the
Command Words Pila Magus. Once embedded, the Sphere
becomes permanently attached to the item and the magical property
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of the sphere is activated. If the item is worn or wielded, the sphere
will detach itself from the item and deflect any ranged weapon
(arrow, spear, etc) that would normally hit the user (once per round),
as the Deflect Arrows Feat would do. This deflection is always suc-
cessful and automatic. After deflection the sphere will immediately
embed itself back into the item.
The sphere will deflect and additional 1 ranged weapon for
every 10th level of the user, and will continue to be active for the
user as long as the item is worn, even if the user is dead.
No more than 2 Spheres of Arrow Deflection may be embedded
into the same item, but the user may wear multiple items with up to
two Spheres each.
The Sphere of Arrow Deflection may be removed from the item
by touching it and reciting the same Command Words; the Sphere
may then be embedded on to a new item.
Destruction: When attempting to embed one Sphere of Arrow
Deflection into another Sphere, both Spheres will form to become a
large lead ball with no magical properties.
History: The Spheres were given as a gift from the Tial, a god
of war, during the Blight War in the Northern Kingdoms. It is said
that Tial gave the spheres to Human kingdom of White Shield to
protect it against Elven kingdom of Green Tree. With the Spheres
equipped on its most elite warriors, White Shield was able to defeat
all their enemies, especially the despised Green Tree Kingdom.
Where To Find: The final destruction of the White Shield king-
dom left many warriors and to roam the lands near and far. These
warriors took all their possession with them, including any Spheres
of Arrow Deflection.
Weight: < 1 lb.
Ship in a Bottle
This indestructible tiny ship inside of a clear bottle looks like a
toy or a room centerpiece, but when the bottle is thrown into the
water the ship inside will expand, shatter the glass encasing, and
become a full size warship. This warship will be manned by a full
crew of constructs, under the command of the one who threw the
bottle.
Once the ship has been expanded from its bottle, it may never
revert to its original casing.
Destruction: The full size ship itself may be destroyed by nor-
mal means, but the Ship in the Bottle is near indestructible. It is
rumored that the Bottle itself may only be destroyed in the Fire
Mountain furnace, where it was created.
History: A group of Dwarven artisans created many objects of
beauty and power, and used them to please their gods and some-
times themselves. The Ship in the Bottle was one such item.
Where To Find: There are many Ships in a Bottle scattered
throughout the land, most of which are sold in antique shops or are
sitting over a furnace with its powers unknown to its owners.
Weight: 1 lbs.
Staff of Ultimate Spell Storing
Common Name: Staff of the Mage
Description: This staff allows a spellcaster to store spells into
the staff by casting a spell into it. The spells stored within the staff
may be cast by anyone wielding it as a standard action. The user
may store up to five level-1 spells, four level-2 spells, three level-
3 spells, one level-4 spell, and one level-5 spell within the staff.
A lower level spell may be stored into a higher-level slot, and a
combination of divine and arcane spells may be contained within
the staff.
Anyone wielding the staff will immediately be aware of the
power of the staff and the spells stored within it. The user will be
able to cast the spells without penalties.
Destruction: This Staff may never be used as weapon to
impale a living creature. If it ever does, it will shatter, causing
5d12 damage to the impaled creature and 2d12 damage to every-
thing else within a ten foot radius.
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History: one hundred years ago in the heart of the in life. Every 1-point of damage that the animated statues claws
Dragonscale school of magic, a student by the name of Jeremiah cause will heal 1 HP to the owner.
was entering his 4th year as a student. During that fateful school It takes 2 rounds for the Statue to become animated or unani-
year forces of great evil were inadvertently opened by a group of mated.
inexperienced students. During the havoc a great number of stu- If the statue is animated and its owner dies, the statue will
dents and faculty were killed and parts of the school were demol- become ownerless and remain animated until the command word
ished. Young Jeremiah, being the son of demon and human, is spoken to revert it to statue form.
instinctively knew how to deal with the threat and destroyed the
invading demons and their portal into this dimension. Such a vic- Animated Cat Statue
tory came at a cost however as Jeremiah suffered serious head Small feline
wounds that forever hindered his abilities as an effective mage. In Hit Dice: 55
the 8th and final year of his schooling, the headmasters of the Initiative: +2
school presented to Jeremiah the Staff of Ultimate Spell Storing Speed: 30 ft.
as a gift for his heroic efforts in fighting the demons from four AC: 21 (+1 size, +9 natural)
years earlier. When asked why it took them four years to present Attacks: 2 claws +6 melee
it, the headmaster responded Because it took that long to make Damage: Claw 1d8 + 2
it. Face/Reach: 5 ft. by 5 ft./5 ft.
Where To Find: Upon Jeremiahs death from old age, his Special Attacks: Breath weapon
Staff was sent back to the school, and remains there on display in Special Qualities: Fast healing 2, damage reduction 1,
the Hall of Graduates. Darkvision 100
Weight: 5 lbs. Saves: Fort +4, Ref +3, Will +3
Abilities: Str 10, Dex 15, Con 13, Int 12, Wis 11, Cha 10
Skills: Hide +9, Listen +6, Move Silently +9, Spot +6, +8 bonus
Statue of the Black Cat to balance checks, it must use its Dexterity modifier for
Common Name: Feline Stone Climb checks
Description: This 10-pound Statue is of a 1-foot high black Feats: Power Attack
cat in a sitting position that may be placed on any flat surface. The Climate/Terrain: N/A
owner of this Statue may speak the command word gatos, Organization: Single
which will cause the Statue become animated and will be under Challenge Rating: 4
the command of its owner. Anyone may use the same command Treasure: none
word to turn the Statue back into an inanimate object and make it Alignment: neutral
ownerless.
The owner (the one who animates it) has the special ability to Breath Weapon (Su): Line of lightning 5 feet wide, 5 feet
see whatever the animated Statue sees at will. high, and 20 feet long, once every 2 rounds as a standard action;
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Fast Healing (Ex): Can heal 2 points of damage each round
when animated.
Inanimate Death: Upon reaching 0 HP, the Statue will revert
to its inanimate form and will be considered ownerless, and can-
not become animated again for 24 hours.
Destruction: The statue may only be destroyed while not ani-
mated. To do this, the statue must be wrapped in cloth as is being
mummified, and blessed with oils from a priest. The wrapped
statue must then be buried ten feet under the ground with a hand-
ful of sand, a quart of blessed water, and a live snake. Once the
grave has been filled and blessed, the statue will destroy itself and
a tree will grow out of its burial site and become fully aged in a
matter of minutes.
History: The Statue was created for the Pharaoh of the east-
ern Dessert kingdom who reigned within his massive pyramids.
The Pharaoh ruled with an iron fist and often used his Statue to
assassinate his political enemies. Like most powerful men, a
woman eventually brought down the Pharaoh and attempted to
seize power for herself. A slave woman who became the
Pharaohs lover eventually found the command word to animate
the Statue, and used it to assassinate the Pharaoh in his sleep.
Where To Find: After the assassination, a power vacuum
was left in the lands, as the Pharaoh had no heirs. The power
struggles and ensuing wars ripped the kingdom apart and the
Statue was lost within the ruins of the pyramid.
Weight: 10 lbs.
Sword of Bleeding
Common Name: Desert Blood Sword
Description: This +5 long sword has rune words inscripted
on both sides of the blade. The runes words light up on command
able to provide illumination for up to 20 feet. Upon a successful
hit with this sword, the target will begin to bleed profusely taking
1d6 damage at the end of each round. Each hit will cause the
wound to enlarge, therefore stacking the bleeding damage. Upon
a critical hit this bleeding damage is increased to 2d6. Only a
healing spell will close the wound and stop the bleeding.
Destruction: Taking the blade and stabbing oneself with it
until the blade is fully covered with blood will turn the blade into
a normal Long sword with no special properties. They wielder
must stab himself or herself without help from others.
History: Deep in the heart of the Holava Desert, the great
descendants of the Sun Runners Clan once fought against a dev-
astating war against invading Troglavere demons from another
plane. The invaders had the ability to regenerate, and were very
difficult to kill. The defenders turned their smiths and magicians
to create powerful swords to combat this threat, and thus the
Swords of Bleeding were born. With new weapons on hand, the
Sun Riders turned the tide of the war and drove the demons back
to their homelands. The war would prove costly however 70%
of the Clan had perished and their lands were all but completely
destroyed.
Where To Find: The Sword of Bleeding is often found deep
in the middle of desserts, sometimes inside of ruins, other times
buried deep in the sands.
Weight: 4 lbs.
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