Encyclopedia Magica'"

Artusory

Credits
Design: It is impossible to lisl all of the creators afthe items cataloged in these volumes. but
credit goes 10 everyone who has created a magic item in a module, boxed set, accessory.
hardbound, or magazine article published in thc last 20 years,
Compil ation and Dc\'clopment: slade
Dc\'clopment and Editing: Doug Stewart
Proj ect C oordina tio n: SIeve Winter
In te ri or Black and W hite Art: Arnie Swckc!
I.ul erior Colo r Art : Clyde Caldwell, Jc ffEaslcy, Roger RQuPP, Robh Ruppel
Grap hic Coord inalion : Stephen A. Daniele
G rap hic Design: Dee Barnell
Pn!Press Coordination : Dave Conant
Typescn ing: Nancy 1. Kcrkstrn
Production : Paul Hanchenc

Acknowledgments: L. Richard Baker Ill , Anne Brown, Bruce Heard, Colin McComb,
Ed Greenwood. Roger E. Moore, slade, Steven E. Schend, Doug Stewart. Georgia S. Stewurt,
William Moots, and Skip Williams who supplied new and unique magical ilems. And o f course.
James M. Ward, for laughing when he heard slade had Ihis project.

Volume Four
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 Spel1book

Area of Effect: 9 cubic fect, plus I cubic

Spell book foot per level
Definition: By means of thi s spell, a
Theories on Converging Transi- druid c an temporarily make dead and
tions withered trees appear li ving, gree n, and hea lthy.
XP Value: 1,200 G P Value: 12,000 Dead or bare trees, shrubs, and vi nes can be made
DRAGON- Magazine 82 to cloak themselves in leaves (e nough to afford
Lhegrand's spcl1book has dimension door, pass- concealment, but not enough to use for an entan·
wall, and an archaic version of the gale spell gle s pell) . Dry firewood can be made damp
penned in it. enough that it won't light-or, if already alight,
the flame s s imply die down to a thick, choking
Theory of the Invisible Forces smoke (in a cloud equal in effects to that pro-
XPValue: 1,600 GPValue: 16,000 duced by the druid pyrotechnics spell). Dry, sea-
DRAGON Magazine 82 soned wood (such as a ship's mast) can be made
Penned by Tenser, this speHhook contains push , to bend and snap under a strain like green wood;
unseen senJant. strength, and Tenser~j1oating disc. rotten wood (such as an old bridge or ruin) will
usually collapse or become unsa fe to carry any
Theory of Occult Visual Shock future load.
XPValue: 1,600 G PValuc: 16,000 Damage to plants from such a cond ition is per-
DRAGON Magazine 82 manent, but the wood otherwise reverts to its for-
Ye'Cind penned/ear, minor creation, phantasmal mer state after the ex piration of the spell.
killer, and major creation into Ihis small spe!l-
book. , Control Vapor
(AlteratiooJConjuratiooJSummoning)
Theories on Perception Le\'el: 5
XPValue: 1,600 GPValue: 16,000 Components: V, S, M
DRAGON Magazine 82 Range: 40 feet
The wizard Kuroth penned this manuscript. The Castin g Time: 6
spellhook contains detect evil, clairaudience, true Duration: I round per level
Sight, and deafness. Saving Throw: None
Area of Effect: 10 fcCI per level, hemispherical
of Thorns Defi nition: By means of this spell, a druid is able
XPValue: 1,600 GPValue: 16,000 to alter th e movement rate and direction of nal-
The Magister ural or magi cal smokes and vap ors, includ ing
The Spellbook o/Thorns is two plain oak boards, incendiary clouds, smoke ghosts, breath weap-
2 hand widths wide by 3 tall, bound with a thom- ons, and creatures in gaseous form. Within the
root vine to four parchment sheets, on which are area of effect, wind effects are negated even if of
set down four druid spells, one to a page. magical origin . and a druid is able 10 hold the
This plain tome was given to the reclusive vapor stationary or move it up to I foot per level
Aubaerus "thc Ravcnmaster," a druid of the Oale- per round in any desired direction. If the vapor
lands, by the Battledale Seven, a now·vanished passes out of the stationar y area of effect of the
circle of druids. They in turn had it from an ear- spell, control is lost.
lier circle of druids, the Ring ofWyvernwater. Its Unlike the 5th-level w izard spell hold vapor,
make r is unknown, but said by some to be the control vapor affords no saving throw to creatures
Hierophant Druid Khamlautas lriphar of Corm yr. in gaseous form. Vapors cannot alter their form or
The book's spells are call lightning, greenwood split it unless the druid wills ii, although creatures
(a rarely seen druid spell, detailed hereafter), con- normally ab le to a lte r their gaseous form into
trol vapu r (another rarel y seen druid spe ll , another form can do so despite the druid 's wishes
described below) and wall o/thorns. (the process takes twice as long as it ordinarily
does). Clouds of insects and similar insubstantial or
Green wood amorphous but nongaseous creatures or groups of
(Alteration) creatures are not affected by this spell.
Level: 3
Components: V, S, M Phezult's Sleep of Ages
Range: 10 feet per level (A IteratiooJReversibJe)
Casting Time: 3 Level: 9
Duration: I tum pcr level C ompone nts: V, S, M
Saving Th row: None Range: 10 feet per level
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 ,Spdlbook of Time
Casting T ime: 3 rounds
Dura t io n: Permanent
Saving Th row: Negates
Area or Effect: All living creatures in rnnge
Definition : By means of this spell, a stasis fie ld is
created about the spell focus, radiating outward in
an expanding sphere through solid rock and other
physical or magical barriers (o nly an antimagic
shell, prismatic sphere, or a closed cube or spheri-
cally shaped wall o//OI-ce will stop ilS effe<:ts), 20
fed per round, until it reaches a maximum spheri-
cal \·olwne of 10-foot-rndius per level of the caster.
All living creatures within this field eltcept the
caster and any beings protected as noted above
must save vs. spell or be placed in suspended ani-
mation, whether they wish to be or not. Creatures
oflevels or Hit Dice equal to, greater than, or up to
3 levels or HD less than the spellcaster save "at
par"; creatures of 4 to 7 HD or levels less than the
caster save at - I, and creatures of even lesser lev-
e ls save at an additional - I penalty pe r level less
than 7 below the caster's. The body functions of
affected creatures' virtually cease, but they do not
die as a direct result of this state nor will they grow
o lder as the years pass. If a c reature in s tas is is
slain by another means-physical attack, crushing,
burial, or dro w ning due to phys ica l ch an ges
around the bod y~s tasis ends instantl y and the
body decays normally, for the afTC(;l(;U vi(;lilli unly.
The caster requires his or he r own blood (at least
nine drops) smeared into an unbroken ring on any
stable surface (usually stone) of a radius not more
than the overall length of the caster's hand (wrist to
fingertips), into which are placed at ieasl six 500
gp va lue ge ms. of any sort. This is the "spell
focus" referred to above. When the spellcasting is
complete, four of these gems vanish, consumed in
the act of releasing the spell's power. The rest fuel
the stasis field, and dwindle s lowly as the time
passes (ro ughly one year of stasis being yielded
per 10 gp of gem value). Removal of any gemstone
from the circle, except its c onsumption by the
field, or the breaking of the ring itself, ins tantly
ends the stasis effect, as w ill usin g up all of the
gems, but any number of gems that will fit can be
added to the in side of the ring al any time to
"refuel" the spell, extending its period o f effieaey.
The stasis can be lifted from ind ividual crea-
tures without harm and without releasi ng other
creatures under the same stasis by casting temporal
I"einSlllfemelll (see temporal stasis in the PUB) or
s
the reverse o f this s pell , PhezlJlt awakening
(whi ch requires neither gems nor blood in its cast-
ing, but merely seven drops of pure or holy water)
upon the spell foells rather than upon individual
creatures. The stasis field shrinks gradually to
nothingness at the same mte at which it originally
exp;mded, free ing any creatures fonnerly within it
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instantly, and w ithout any lingering effects as it
does so. No further gemstone material is lost.
Creatures entering the field after it has reached
its full extent, even decades or centuries after the
spell was cast, must save vs. spell to avoid falling
in to stasis. The penalties for levels and H il Dice
described above apply, but so does a +3 bo nus to
the save for any creature arri ving in the field after
il has stabilized at full exlent. Such a save must be
made each time a creature enters the stasis field,
even if it has entered and been unaffected before;
but each creature needs save o nly once per expo-
sure to a particular sleep ofages stasis field . Crea-
tures who are physically removed from such a field
without being magically roused wake up by them-
selves 2d4 rounds after removal with no ill effects;
Ihe casting ofa dispel magiC will awaken such
beings instantly if cast upon them when they arc
outside a field, but physical means will nOI hurry
the process. A creature taken oul ofa stasis field
and then taken back in before a\vaken ing returns to
stas is without becoming conscious. Creatures in
stasis who a re mentally conta cted by magic or
psionics while within the field do not respond, and
the being contacting them is placed in stasis (tem-
porary, awakening after 2d4 round s as described
above) each time such contact is attempted.
of Time
XP Value: 4,400 G P Value: 44,000
L.oSt Tomb ofManek
This book, bound between platinum plates, contains
the following spells: hasle, slow, dimension door,
diswnce distol1ion, /Xlsswall, teleport, disintegrate,
limited wish, pemronency, tempornl stasis, and tillie
stop. This work may be handled by any player.
Tomorast's
XPValue: 10,000 G P Value: 100,000
Mordenkainen's Fantastic Adventure
This spell book is scrib e d with the following
spells: affeclnOrmalfil"es,julllp , magic miSS ile,
protection/rom good, darkness 15' radius, invisi-
bility, levitate, web, wizard lock, dispel magic,
flame arrow, lightning bolt. phantasmal force,
suggestion , confusion, dimension door, poly-
morph other , wall o/ice, corre 0/ cold,feeble-
mind, magic j ar, teleport, repulsion, spiritwrack,
and monster summoning V.
Trance of the Intellect
XPVa!ue : 1,600 G PValue: 16,000
DRAGON Maguine 82
Aspirin, a wizard bel ieved to have appearedjusl
outside the capital of Greyhawk during the recent
wars that ravaged the lands- from an awry cast-
ing of alter realit~was carrying this book when
he was incarcerated. To this day, the officials o f
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 Spcllbook. Tymessul's Enchiridion ofTraver

Greyhawk believe he is a spy sent from luz to

infilt rate the highest ranks of th e country to
assassinate the leaders (us ing wish and limited
wish spells) as dictated by an extraplanar contact
(using the book 's contact other plane spell). The
brigand was then to usefeign death to deceive the
officials that he was killed in action, so he could
easi ly escape without provocation. Aspirin, to this
day, denies any such aspirations.

Transcendental Impenetrabil ities

XPValue: 1,600 GPValue: 16,000
DRAGoN Magazine 82
This spellbook is one of Leomund's most famous
works. It includes Leomund's tiny hUI, minor
globe of invulnerability, globe of invulnerability,
prismatic sphere.

Tymessul 's Enchiridion of Travel

XPValue: 7,200 GPValue: 72,000
DRACOI' Magazine 166
This volume actually consists of five waxed
papyrus scrolls, each tied shut with a ribbon of
red silk. Each ribbon has a small b lack symbol
woven into it, in the form ofTymessu l's rune.
Each scroll is quite long, nearly 10 feet, and each
bears, at the top, in silvery ink, the name of the
work (the £nchiridion of Travel) and the number
of the scroll (I through 5). Tin: f ive scrolls an:
held in a Iigh t.g reen box of oiled wood, with a
simple yet devious lock on the front . The box is
unremarkable except for the fact that it has sur·
vived for ncarly 350 years without any apparent
ill effects from age. The box has a jade rune set in
the top-Tymessul's symbol when he was alive.
The rune ofTymessul " the Wande rer" o n the
box and each of the ribbons makes the origin ofthe
work obvious to scholars of Sha lomnese history.
s
The Enchiridion origins are further substantiated
in this respect by the fact that the work is written in
the delicate spidery glyphs of a tongue used on the
upper Quter Plancs, for the Wanderer was the only
resident of Tikku n Shalom to know this language
at that time. The Wanderer did acknow ledge a sec·
ondary source: Acheulea, an archmage from the
Paraelemental Plane of Magma, who was a long-
time associate ofTymessul and often accompanied
him on his voyages to the Outer Planes.
Previous to his d isappearance, Tymess ul was
renowned for his prolonged t rips to the Quter
Plancs, for his founding of the Alliance of Green
Mages, and for the spells he had researched and
perfected (some of which are written in the
Enchiridion). Indeed, hi.s castle, whose magical
defenses remain unbreached to this day, is rumored
to contain many powerful magical itcms and arti·
facts from the Outer Planes that he collected dur·
ing the decades of his voyagi ng and must also
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contain several previously unknown spells. Fur·
thermore, although the exact datc of origin of the
work is unknown, it is evident that th e Wandercr
completed the scrolls at a time very near his disap.
pearance. fo r the scrolls contai n many powerful
spells, none of which hc is known to have used.
AfterTymess ul's official disappearance (this
may have occurred at a much earlier date, but only
became apparent when he failed to tum up for a
meeting of the Green Mages), the Enchiridion was
examined by his colleagues in the Alliance. The
group is largely neutral, dedicated to the preserva·
tion of the natural order o n the Prime Material
Plane and the use of the combined magic of wiz·
ards and druids toward this goal. Accordingly, the
group worked closely with the Sorrow Sca druids
in the southern part of Shalom, where the Green
Mages are also located. It was in the joint library
that the two groups maintain that the EnchiridiOIJ of
Travel endcd, as did the rest ofTymessul's .....orks,
when his disappearance was acknowledged.
This work apparently remained in that library
until it was lent to the secretive monks of Saint
Shastri, who wished to examine the documents for
clues that might help them in their private battle
against the fic nd Nuc kalavce (this, almost 350
years after Tymessul disappeared). While the
monks werc cxamining th e fi rst tWO scrolls and
consulting with GhuJam, a Hierophant of the Cabal
allied with the Sorrow Sea druids, a ball of bright
red light, 2 feet in diameter, appeared in the room,
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scooped up the scrolls and the box, and disappeared
with them. The Green Mages quickly instituted a
magical search for the scrolls, but failed to tum up
anything. Ghulam later speculated that it was
Acheuba who abruptly took the scrolls to help his
friend bUI this theory must remain purely specula-
tion, for neither Tymessul nor Acheulca have been
heard from in all the intervening years.
Fortunately, the contents or the work are well
documented by several orthe members orthe
Green Mages who had occasion to study the
scrolls during the time they were in their library.
The notes orlhe Green Mages clearly show thaI
the scrolls contained in the work were of the type
that Tymessul favored . The scrolls also contain
mosl orhis major researches, to which he devoted
much time in order that he could continue the
love of his life: traveling to ever more exotic loca-
tions. From their notes then, it is apparent that the
first two scrolls were filled entirely with text on
the methods of traveling to the Outer Planes and
various warnings and pieces of advice for planar
travelers. The next two scroUs contain many
spel ls used for travel of all sorts, includin g all of
the fo llowing, in standard form and written in
Common: as/ral spell, blink, dimension door,fly,
gore, levitate , mount, succor, telepo/"t, teleport
without error, and Tymess!ll~· cerulean traverse
(unique spell). The final scroll of the collection
contains the spells that Tymessul found particu-
larly useful during his travels, all of which are
written in Common but are othenllise in standard
form: airy waler, antimagic shell,fireball, Leo-
mllnd S secure shelter, sink, and Tymessul~· pla-
nar pacifier (unique spell, apparently a gift from
Acheulea). The two unique spells described in the
Enchiridion of Travel are as follows:
Tymessul's Cerulean Traverse (Alter-
ation/E nchantment)
Level: 9
Componellts: V, S, M
Ra nge: Touch
Casting T ime: 3 rounds
Duration: I day per level
Saving T hrow: None
Area of Effect: Caster plus special
Definition: When a wizard invokes this powerful
enchantffi<:nt, the wizard and a limited number of
companions to journey through space and across
planar boun daries. The caster may affect one
companion for every 6 levels, in addition 10 the
caster (all fractions rounded down). For example,
a 23rd-level wizard could cast a spell that includes
three companions.
Each recipient of the spell must hold hands
with the caster for the entire time that the spell is
being cast , o r be a part of a circle that includes
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the recipients and the caster. Any interruption of
the circle will ruin the spell. Once the dweomer is
cast, the individuals affected by the spell may
. separate, though the recipients must rejoin in a
circle if they wish to cross any planar boundaries.
Although there is no saving throw against a
cerulean traverse , it does not work on unwilling
or unconscious subjects; if th is is tried, the entire
spell is ruined for all involved.
The prime function of the traverse is to allow
the wizard and his companions to move to other
planes. as if they had passed through a small, per-
sonalized gate. Each planar boundary Ihat is
crossed by the power of the traverse must be
crossed by all the subjects of the spell simultane-
ously. Concentration must also be maintained for
one round while the planar boundary is crossed.
Each planar boundary crossed reduces the dura-
tion of the spell by one day. Furthermore, while
under the influence of this spell, no person may
cross a planar boundary by any means other than
the traverse, induding wish, gale, well of the
worlds, or even with the presence of an artifact.
This spell grants certain lesser powers that may
be used by the recipients, with no need to stay in
a circle. These actions include the ability to fly, as
the wizard spell, and the ability to enter gaseolls
form at will (along with all equipment) and move
at three times the normal movement rate. A per-
son in gaseous form is extremely hard to damage,
immune to most magical attack fOnTIS and virtu-
ally alt physical attacks- b ut cannot cross a
magic circle or antimagic shell.
The use of this spell in no way guarantees the
safety of its users once they reach their destina-
tion, and in no way protect~ them from any dam-
age they take during their journey or while they
are on a foreign plane. The material components
of the spell arc a circular platinum chain large
enough for all who are to be affected by the spell
to grasp, which must cost a minimum of 10 ,000
gp for each person the spellcaster wishes to
enchant, and at least 1,000 gp of powdered emer-
ald for each subject, to be sprinkled in a circle
enclosing the subjects. The chain is not consumed
by the spell, but the powdered emerald is.
Tymessul's Planar Pacifier
(AlterationlE vocation)
Level: 9
Components: V, M
Range: Touch
Casting Time: I per object
Durat ion: I week per level
Saving T hrow: None
Area of Erfect: I object per 6 levels of the caster
Definition: The casting of a planar pacifier by a
wizard enables some types of magical items to
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operate normally while being used on a foreig n
plane. The magical items a planar pacifier may
affect i ncl ude only th ose items that have
"pluses"-sword s, shie lds, a rmor, rings and
cloaks 0/ protection (but not bracers 0/ lie/elise),
lucksto nes, a nd so on. The p rotect ion extends
across one pla nar boundary for every three levels
of the wizard casting the spell. While the objects
so enchanted remain within this limit, they oper-
ate at the iT normal s trength. T hus, a shield +4
taken to the f irst layer of Baato r is s t ill +4 in
strength. Ho","'Cver, once the object becomes far-
ther removed than this from its plane of origin, it
loses one "p lus" for each additional plane it
crosses, over and above the limit imposed by the
level of the caster. If an 18th-level wizard were to
protect a sword +4, the sword would remain +4
on the Astral Plane and on the first five layers of
Baator; on the sixth layer, it is reduced to +3; on
the seventh, to +2; on the eighth, to + 1; and if
taken to the ninth layer, it loses all magical power
as long as it rema ins there.
The spellcaster loses I hp for each item pro-
tected with a planar pacifier, investing this hit
point as a bit of energy from the Prime Material
Plane that surrounds the object and simulates the
conditions of the Pri me Ma terial Plane for the
object. Furthermore, the wizard may protect only
half as many items as the character has Constitu-
tion poi nt s (eve n if the pacifier is re pcatedly
cast). The wizard may regain lost hit points sim-
ply by to uching the enspelled items within one
day of the end of the d weomer. If the magic is
dispelled o r otherwise rcmoved from the item
s
(suc h as by means of Mordenkainen disjunction
or a rod 0/cancellation), the hit points are perma-
nently lost and may be regained only by mea ns of
a wish. T he pacifier is nOI affected by dispel
magic-more powerful magic can dispel it.
Magical items from other planes may be protected
in a similar manne r, but only if the caster comes
from the same plane as the item to be protected, or is
s
able to expend a wish to enhance the pacifier power
(that also makes the pacifier permanent). In any
case, the spell works only if cast while on the item's
plane of oriiin. The ma terial components of this
spell are a drop of the caster's blood and 5,000 gp
..110rth of powdered diamond for each item 10 be p*
tected. Both are consumed when the spell is cast.
of Unicorn s
XP Va lue: 400/spell C P Va lue: 4,OOO/spell
DRAGON Magazine 139
The Book o/Unicorns explains the powers of uni-
corn items to the one chosen as the ruler of the
unicorns. (The items of the unicorns include the
crown o/unicorns and the bow o/unicorns.) It
also ser ves as a wizard's spell book with all
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known spells from the PHB up to the 4th level.
The OM may add spells to the book or ru le tha t
certain spells might be unk nown to iI, however.
Uniqu e Magcries
XP Va tu e: 8.400 G P Vatue: 84,000
The Magister
This large, thin tomc measures 4 hand widths
across by 10 in height and its covers are of carved
and polished ivory, wi th black obsidian inlays
picking out the letters of the title, surrounded by a
circle. The book has 21 gilt-edged parchment
pages; each contains one spell.
This boastfully titled volume is the work of the
ancient wizard Nezram "Worldwalker;' who left
it behind some 700 years ago when he ventured
to another plane-and nevc r re turned.
Nezram's tower in the sparsely settled south-
western reaches ofMulhorand was later destroyed
by a young green dragon, C halhuuladroth. The
dragon tore apart the towcr and seized the tome
a long with Nezram's other treasures, flying ofT
westward into lonely. mou ntainous areas. Some-
where therein was Chathuuladroth's lair. and it
held the book in its hoard for six centuries, grow-
ing vast and terrible and amassing much treasure.
The adventuring company known as The Black
Gauntlet finally slew the greal dragon, and hore
Unique Mageries back to their stronghold near
Starmantle. The company later disba nded in d is-
array after the deaths of its leaders, the fighter
JhaS!aJl and the wizard Quarra, at the claws of an
improperly summoned fiend. Thc book disap-
peared. In the meantim e, in need of money,
Quarra ("a fey lad y," Elminsler comments) had
rented the book to Elminster for a time, and he
noted its contents and copied t hose spells he
needed.
The book contains four truly unique spells (that
is. previously fou nd nowhcre else) and 17 standard
spells, all listed be low. The volume contains:
magic missile, stinking cloud, wizard lock, dispel
magic,feigll death, gusl o/willd. in/ravisioll ,
tongues, \-1.'{lter breothing,jear,jumble, polymorph
self, remove curse, wall o/salld (unique spell), wiz-
ard eye, telekinesis, antimagic shell, Nezram s
ruby ray (unique spell), spelltrap (unique spell),
power word blind, and spellstrike (unique spell) .
Wall of Sand
(E..·ocation)
L.evel: 4
C o mponents: V, S, M
Ra n ge: 5 feet per level
C as tin g T ime: 4
Duration: I round per level
Saving Throw: None
Area of Effect: Special
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Defi nition: This spell creates a wall of swirling,
opaque sand I-foot thick per level ofthc caster, 12
feet high, and 4 fcctlon g pcr lcvel ofthc caster. It
must be cast so that it rests on a solid surface and
must remain in contact with that surface, alt hough
the caster may move it about. The sand is thick and
choking; insects cannot fly through iI, but are bat-
tered to death, their wings crushed. All creatures
save thosc with infravision will bc rendercd blind
for as long as they are within Ihe wall's confines,
and are - 2 on attack rolls and - 3 on AC on the
round after they emerge from the wall , as they try
10 draw breath, clear their eyes, ears, mouths. and
noses of sand, and so on.
The sand extinguishes any opcn flamc, and
renders breath ing difficult. Any creatu re that
needs to breathe loses I point per round spent
within a wall of sand, aftcr an ini tia l round of
exposure in which no damage occurs.
Spelleasting and speech are both impossible
within a wall of sand; normal vision and tracking
are also prevented. Opponents fighting within a
1'1"0/1 of sond are at -4 to attack rolls unless they
possess infravision, which reduces the penalty to
-2 . Creatures possessing infravision can see
dimly with in the sand (though they must keep
clcaring sand from thcir eyes) but ca nnot see
through the sand to areas outside the wall. The
sand does not :;]uw movement, no r is it solid
enough to support weight or resist passage. The
sand va nishes at spell expiration. A cas ter can
move a lI'a/l of sand about. shifting it 10 feet per
round in which such movement is concentrated
upon (in other rou nds, the caster can take part in
such activities as normal combat andlor spclleast-
ing without the wall ceasing to exist), so as to
block different areas or keep opponents within it.
A l'I"a/l ofSWI(I can fit into a smaller space tha n its
dimensions allow, simply by collapsing into itself
(that is, the same sand fits into a smaller space).
Once collapsed, it can never expand into its large r
dimensions again. The compressed form does no
greater damage 10 creatures within it.
The caster of a wall of sa lid can dispel it at
will. The material component for this spell is a
handful of sand. Note that electrical discharges of
any sort (including lightning bolts) are conducted
throughout a wall ofs(md, free of all its effects.
by providing a protected area around the casler.
No such spells, short ofa limited wish. will per-
mit a continuous hole in such a wall. The tunnel
created by a passwall spell. for instance. is clear
on the round following casting, begins to collapse
on the following round (conducting electricity
and obscuri ng vision, but not preventing speech
or spellcasting , or causing damage or combat
penalties), and is gone completely, obliterated by
the shifting sands, by the third round.
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Spe llbook. Unique Mageries,
Nezram's Ruby Ray
(Alteration)
Level: 7
Components: V. S. M
Range: 10 feel per level
Casting Time: 7
Duration : I round per levcl
Saving Throw: None
Area or Effect: Spccial
Definition: The material component for this spcll
is a ruby of not less than 1.000 gp value, which is
consumed in the casting, and causes a red ray of
force to lash oUI from the caster's pointing finger;
where it touches, webs (like the spell or magical
item function) and I'iscid globs melt away, locks
(normal and magical) o pen, tri gger in g any
attached traps, knots untie. and chains and straps
loosen and fall away. A m by ray destroys wizard
lo cks and hold s on portals, an d permanently
breaks holes in forcecoges, shields, and lI"alls of
force (although it does not cause such effects to
be totally destroyed.) The ray can be ended at will
by the caster. It can affect only one creature (see
below) or device per round. [t destroys any magic
j ar upon contact.
If a ruby ray touc hes any creature (or the
direct shape or prison of a concealed creature)
that has been magically tra nsformed (such as
!Inned to stone. polymnrphed. or affected by
Tenser's Iransfarmatioll) or concealed (perhaps
by a sta/Ue spell, an illusion, or invisibility), the
ray restores the creature to its original form. If a
creature has been altered several times, it is
changed back to its original form. These trans·
fo rmations are empowered by the ray's magic
with such delicacy tha t a system shock survival
roll is never required. Such transformations are
involuntary (no saving throw). taking one enti re
round to compl ete after the tou ch of the ray.
During that time, the creature being changed
back can only think and usc psionies. It is physi-
cally hel pless- it cannot voluntarily move,
speak , attack. cast spells. or exercise magical
powers. Such creatures arc not under the control
of the caster ofthe ray. Beings who arc astral or
ethereal, or in another dim ensional space
through the use of blink. rope Irick, or a portable
hole or a similar magical item cannot be reached
by a rllby ray . The ray cannot penetrate
ulllimagic shells or stronger magical barriers
(such as 1\ prism(ltic sphere) and cannot pene-
trale solid matter (wi lh the exceptions already
noted). Thus, it cannot reach imprisoned crea-
tu res. A ray is destroyed if its caster begins to
cast another spell, teleports. dimellsion doors,
passes into another plane, or is rendered uncon-
scious or feebleminded.
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Spelltrap
(Abjuration!Alteration)
Le\'el: 7
Components: V, S, M
Range: Special
Casting Time: 7
Duration: I round per level
Saving T hrow: None
Area of Effect: Special
Definition: When this spell is cast, the wizard
causes an oval, glowing ball of silvery hue to
form in the air over (I to 2 feet above) his or her
head. It floats there si lently unlil the spell
expires, and need not be further concentrated
upon to maintain ils existence. Any spell, magi-
cal power, or magical item effect that is cast
directly upon the w izard (as opposed to area-
effect magic) will be attracted to, and utterly
absorbed by, this floating spell/rap . This
includes magic missiles and other "never-miss"
spells. Except by visual observation, the caster
of the spellrrap does not know the precise nature
(and level) of any spells absorbed by the trap ,
but always feels the assimilation of each and
every spell incorporated by the trap. The trap
can only absorb spells of the 6th level and lower,
and magical abilities of like or lesser power.
During any round in which the caster is awake,
alert, and not engaged in spellcasting, he or she
may mentally direct the spelltrop to unleash one
spell upon a target, who must be within 10 feet
per level of the caster.
The spell/rap unleashes the spell exactly as it
was cast (except for the new choice of target and
range) with nonnal effects.
Only one spell per round can be unleashed
from a spell/rap. At the expiration of a spelllrap,
its energies (including any stored spells) dissipate
hannlessly and are lost. If a spelltrap is ever over-
loaded, it explodes with deadly elTect, in a burst
of pure energy that deals 6d4 points of blast dam-
age to all within 20 feet, and stuns all survivors
for ld2 rounds after that. (All items within this
radius must save vs. magical fire; no creatures are
allowed saving throws to lessen or escape dam-
age,) A spell/rap can only hold spell energy in
spell levels equal to twice the number of experi-
ence levels of the caster, at anyone time. Thus, a
17lh-level wizard's spell/rap could hold a maxi-
mum of 34 spell levels du ring any round, and
would explode if35 or mo re were taken in. A
spell/rap can absorb any number of spells during
a single round- if a party hurls a variety of spells
and item effects at it, all will be tracelessly
absorbed until the maximum capacity is
exceeded. Even a wizard who realizes the danger
from overloading can unleash only one spell per
round from the trap, and is never aware what is
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being released until the effects begin. (Released
magic could well aid opponents.) Releases are at
random once the controlling wizard wills Ihe trap
to let something out. A caster cannot will a spell-
trap out of existence, nor escape it by teleporta-
tion or employing protective barriers ; the
spellrrap always accompanies the caster. There is
one curious anomaly in spelllrap absorption; the
casting of dispel magic on a trap always causes
the trap-by itself, and in addition to any release
directed by the trap's user- to unleash one spell
at random directly at the caster of dispel magic.
(This is the only case in which a spellrrap releases
more than one spell in a given round; if the caster
wills it to release a spell, both spells are cast out
of the trap.) Ifno spells were absorbed by the
spellrrap, nothing is unleashed, but in both cases
the spellrrap absorbs the dispel magic spell and
remains in existence.
Missile attacks upon a spelltrap have no effect;
direct physical attacks drain a spelltrap of one
spell , al random (unleashed directly upon Ihe
attacker in addition to any those ordered by Ihe
trap user). The material components of this spell
are a diamond or diamond fragments of not less
than 2,000 gp value and a moonstone or any size,
both consumed in the casting.
S pellstrike
(Alteration)
Level: 9
Components: V
Range: 10 feet per level
Casting Time: I
Duration: Pennanent
Saving Throw: None
Area or Errect: Special
Definition: This rare and potent magic enables
Ihe wizard to instantly negatc and cancel all
effects of anyone spell. The spell may only be
one that took effect in the previous round, or that
is being cast in the same round as the spellstrike
is uttered. The precise nature of the spell need not
be known to the caster of the spel/strike , but a
particular spell must be consciously willed in
order to cancel it-that is, " whatever spell that
being is casting" or "the speJ1 Ihat made X turn
purple last round," not "any spell that affected X
last round."
Spellstrike does not cause a spell to be reflected
back on anyone, but merely to go out of existence
and dissipate harmlessly. Magical powers are
affected by this spell, but magical ilem and arti-
fact powers are not. Permanency is affected by a
spel/slrike, bUl cOlllingency (and spells tied to it),
alter reality, limited wish, and wish are nOI.
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Un iversal Astronomy
XPVaiue: 1,600 GPValue: 16,000
DRAGON Magazine 82
Melf's work contains the spells Melf's minute
meteors, meteor swarm, and fireball.

Unknown Movements
of the Un iverse
XP Value: 2,000 GP Value: 20,000
DRAGON Magazine 82
Arnd penned run, shadow walk, teleport without
error, succor, and ~'anish into this spellbook.

Vaercndroon's Ineffable
Enchantments
XPValue: 2,400 G PValue: 24,000
The Magister
This slim volume is bound in red-dyed rothe hide
and six vcllum sheets have been sewn into it.
Each sheet is edged all around by electrum edge-
channels. The hide of the cover is stretched over
slabs of slate and has electrum corner-caps. The
tome's title is branded with small, flowing letters
in Thorass into the cover, and each letter is care-
fully picked out in silver.
Vaerendroon was a sage of magical lore who
was known to trade much magic for a particular
spell he desired, often approaching the poor
apprenticcs of great wiwrds to gct this magic. Hc
bas not been seen for some 20 winters, and is
generally presumed to have died or been slain
(although Elminster suspects be may have takcn
up residence on anothe r plane). Once, when in
great need of cash, Vaerendroon assembled his
manual, a collection of only six spells, and sold it
in Baldur's Gale for 90,000 gpo Its purchaser was
the wizard Haljann, who was murdered by the
thief Galmo rgh , who in turn was slain by
unknown hands in the city of Scomubel.
Galmorgh's belongings were ransacked and a
magical dagger, all his gold, and the spellbook
were taken. The book's present whereabouts are
unknown.
The manual's six pages bear six spells, one to a
page. The first three are standard magic-disinte-
grate, aSlral spell, amimagic shell- and the last
three are unique spells, collected in this spellbook
for the first time. They are the spells dire charm,
vipergout, and The Simbul s synostodweomer, the
latter a spell devised by the famous ruler of
Aglarond. Details of these spells are given hereafter.
Dire C harm
(EnchantmentiChann)
Level: 2
Components: V; S
Range: 120 feet
Casting Time: I
Duration: \d4 rounds plus I round per level
Saving Throw: Ncgatcs
Area of Effect: One person
Definition: By means of this magic, the caster
charms one person ("person" is defined the same
as for the charm person spell) to enjoy killing,
and to indiscriminately attack any friend or foe
nearby. The target creature is allowed an initial
saving throw, but if this fails, the victim instantly
atcacks al1 living creatures visible to him or her,
seeking \0 kill until the spell ex pires (the Id4
extra rounds beyond the levels of the wizard are
determined randomly and secretly by the DM).
The caster is the sole exception to this murderous
behavior; the charmed creature never harms or
menaces the caster, and always attacks beings
approaching the caster over other creatures. Such
a berserker is not under the direct control of Ihe
caster, and gains no special physical endurance,
Strength, or other abilities by means of this spell.
Vipergout
(Conjuration/Summoning)
Level: 7
Components: V; S, M
Range: a
Casting Time: 7
Duration: 5 rounds plus I round per level
Saving Throw: None
Area of Effect: Special
Defi nition: By means of this magic, the casting of
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which involves a piece of snakeskin (or a ponion
ofa dead snake) which is consumed by the magic,
the caster instantly teleports snakes to his or her
location. These living snakes appear in the caster's
mouth, and are vomited out. They do not choke or
otherwise harm the caster, and never attack a
caster either. Until the spell expires, they serve the
caster, fighting to the death. The snakes are nor-
mal , not giant var ieti es, and may be both ven-
omous and constrictors. One snake appears for
every three levels of the caster (rounding down); a
maximum of six serpents can issue from a caster's
mouth in anyone round. Until all of them ha ve
been expelled out of the mouth, speech, spellcast-
ing, or pronunciation of magical item activation
words on the caster's pan is impossible. The casler
can breathe nonnally, can swallow without affect-
ing the arrival of the snakes, and can freely cngage
in movement and combat.
Summoned snakes range in Annor Class from
9 to 6, move 12 to 15 per round, have up to 2+2
Hit Dice, and attack by biting for Id2 points of
damage (plus, jf venomous, poison of insinuative
types A, B, or C) and constricting (if constrictol'5)
for Id4+1 points of damage per round. While the
spell lasts, the castcr's control of the snakes can-
not be broken by any means except slaying the
caster or the snakes-dispel magic and charm
magic do not end or overcome the caster's control
of the reptiles. Controlled snakes attack or not as
the caster wills, swi tch targets if desired, constrict
without harming (or biting), use thei r coils and
jaws to gnaw ropes or turn keys, carry wands to
the caster or move other small objects about, and
engage in other noncombatant activities.
However, a vipergout does not enable a caster
to empower a s nake w ith special powers,
increased Dexterity or Intelligence , or force a
snake to attack itself.
The Simbul's Synos todweomer
(Alteration/Necromantic)
Lenl: 7
Components: V, S
Range: 0
Casting Time: 7
Duration: Special
Saving Throws: None
Area of Effect: Special
Defi nition : Simi lar to a power possessed only by
the mOSI powerful of thc mysterious incantatri xes,
this spell allows the caster to use the magica l
energy of any spe ll already memorized by the
caster to heal the caster or another being.
This second spell must be caSt in the round fol-
lowing the casting of the synosrodweomer; even
if this subsequent casting is incomplete or inter-
rupted, the synostodweomer works. The second
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spell is lost from the caster's mind, and any mate-
ria l components are consumed in the normal
manncr- but rather than taking effect, the spell's
energy is channeled into the caster. who can
absorb its energy as healing or pass it on by
directly touching another (single) being. Only if
there is excess energy can the caster choose to
heal both self and another being- the other being
is completely healed, and the remaining cnergy
heals the caSler, excess energy is simply lost. The
hcaling occurs in the round following the infu-
sion of spell energy. If the caster has extra energy
but is unable to to uch another injured creature
during Ihis time, the extra energy is lost. A spell
used to heal by this means yields energy enough
to heal 2 points of damage per level of the spell.
Once thc synoslodweomer is cast whatever spcll
the castcr casts in thc following rounds is used to
heal, regardless of the caster's subsequent wishes
or the level of the spcll unleas hed. If no spel l is
cast on the following round, the magic is lost and
no healing occurs. Spells from serolls and magi-
cal item effects, as well as spells cast by beings
other than the caster of the s),noslor/weomer, can-
not be used for such healing.
Vampire Book'"
XPValue: +600 GPValue: + IOO
DRAGON Magazine &2
The unlucky owner of this volume will lose one
book at random per week, as the contents of the
owner's library are slowly drained by the I1lmpire
Book. The books affec ted are left wilh blank
pages, but those pages reappear in the Vampire
Book. When anothcr book is drained, the pages of
the previously drained book disappear to make
room for the new ones. However, the title and
markings on the cover of the Vampire Book do not
change, making it difficult and probably time
consuming for thc owner to discover which book
is doing the draining. After the owner of a Vam-
pire Book notices thaI the contents of some prized
books are disappearing, he or she may choose to
conduct a search of the library to find the cause
(assuming that the owner figures out the cause).
Each book must be examined individually to see
if the conten ts match the cover, or to see if a book
now contains writing drained from another book.
This process takes one turn pcr book examined,
and the chancc of finding the Vitll1pire Book on
any given turn is expressed as "one in x," where
"x" is thc number of books in Ihe library that
have not ye t been searched. This can be a long
and tedious endeavor for a character who owns a
large library, and forl he DM who must detennine
if and when the search is successful. (Dcpending
on ci rcumstances, a detect magic spell or other
magical or psionic methods may speed the
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search.) The vampire power cannot function if the
book is kept in a mctal containcr by itsclf, or if it
is stored at least 10 feet away from other books.
[IS power is triggered Idl2 weeks aftcr it is
obtained.
Variatio ns on Visual Perception
XPValue: 1,600 G PValue: 16,000
DRAGON Magazinc 82
Mhzentul placed hypnOlism, hallucinatory ter-
rain, paralyzation, and veil into this spel lbook.
Weapons of th e Ether
XP Value: 2,400 G P Va lue: 24,000
DRAGON Magazinc 82
Mclf and Mordcnkainen co llaborated on this
work that contains whip, Me//'s acid arrow,
magic missife, enchant all item, enchanted
weapon, and Moroenkninen ssword.
White's Codicil
XP Value: 2,000 G P Value: 20.000
DIJNOEON- Magazine 15
The White's Codicil is a tall, thin volume bound
in white ermine over seasoned boards of white
pine and sealed with a clasp and lock oftamished
silver. The ermine is somewhat worn about the
edges from usc. The 27 pages within arc of vcl-
lum edged in crimson paint on their outer bor-
ders. The whole is sewn to a [cather binding with
Strips of sinew, making it quite durable.
It has been postulalcd thai thc Codicil was
written by pricsts of Auril as a primer on her wor-
ship and on the uses of the cold in which the
Frostmaidcn revels. It has been seen only once
outside thc devout circle of her followers. Ten
winters ago, an adventuring company known as
the Company of Seven Stars gained thc Codicil as
part of the spoils from a group of bandits they
slew whi le guarding an early spring caravan to
Nevcrwinter. They sold th e book to the sage
Erpalio of Ncverwinter, whose description of the
volume is the only record of it in the Realms.
Agents ofthc sect of Aurit are assumed to have
recovered the book the next winter, for Erpalio
was found frozen in his warm study, and the Cod-
icil was gone. 1\ has not been seen sincc, although
it is doubtless present at ceremonies in the North
ho noring the Frostma iden. In addition to the
denominational lore it contains and the knowl-
edge of secret ceremonies it discloses, possession
of the Codicil also grants the owner resiSlonce 10
cold (as the pricst spell) as long as it is carried on
the owner.
The fi rst page is simply a title page with the
snowflake rune of Auril. The next 13 pages cover
the rites and services of Auril, the Frostmaiden,
in chilling detail. One of thcse rituals includcs the
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Spcllbook.. Wizard's Workbook.
summoning of an ice parae[emcntal. The next 13
pages include spells and major ceremonies. The
priestly ceremonies for coming of age, burial,
dedication, investiture, ordination, and special
vows are all described. Due to the large number
of evil spellcasters, witch doctors. and frost men
who worship Auri!. the priest spells are follov.-ed
by the wizard spells chilllollch,frost/ingers,
shatler, gust o/wind, and wall o/ice.
Frost Fingers
(Evocation)
Level: I
Components: V; S
Range: 0
Casting Time : I
Duration: I round
Saving Throw: None
Area of Effect: Special
Definition: This is essentially a cold form of the
burlling hands spell. When cast, it causes freez-
ing cold and sha rds of ice to blast from the
caster's fingertips to a distance of 3 fcet in a
120(00 ) arc in front of the caster. Any creature
in the area of cold takes I point of damage for
every level of the spellcastcr, and no saving throw
is possible. Liquids engulfed by the cold will
freeze unless it survives a saving throw vs. cold.
Wizard 's Workbook
XP Va lue: 2,800 GP Value: 28,000
DAAGON Magazine 69
While the details ofthc physical appearancc of
the Wizard s Workbook (a[so known as The Work-
book) are unk nown, it is said to be a bound vol-
ume with no inscriptions on its covers. Once in
the elve n ci ty of Myth Drannor there was a
school of magic. Its teachcrs werc known as thc
Seven Wizards, and included the one known only
as Mentor. Its found ing and Objectives are
forgotten, for Myth Drannor has long since fallen
to ruins, and the Seven Wizards disappeared even
before Myth Drannor's destruction. Many of the
wizards, whose names are now known throughout
the Rea[ms. were tutored at the Wizards' school,
and it is common knowledge that Mentor caused
the spells of his pupils' devising to be collccted in
a book, once he had tested and approved their
dweomercraft. Accounts of The Workbook's con-
tents vary; it is quite possible that more than one
such book was collected, although only the exis-
tence of Ihis one book is certain.
The sage Flamslerd, of the Moonshae Isles,
purchased the tome known as The Wizards' Work-
book from a band of ad venturers, and carefully
copied its contents. He later sold the secrets of
several of The Workbook's spells fo r very large
amounts of gold, and purchased thc entire island
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that now bears his name, though his enjoyment of

the isle was short-lived. It is thought that one of
his clicnts guessed what the sage possessed, for
one night the sage and his entire Tower, on the
leeward side of the island, simply vanished.
Others believe the sage came to grief while prac-
ticing magic. Still olhers hold that he left this
plane of existence.
No sudden rise in power was noted among
those of the Art, however, and it is thought that
The Workbook may have becn lost or destroyed.
Installments of Flamsterd 's personal diaries, the
Moonshae Chronicles, were sent regularly from
the sage's isle to his friend Elminster, and in one
was set down the entire text of The Workbook.
The purchased records of individual spells still
exist, of course, scattered throughout the Realms.
It is from Elminster's library that we learn the
spells below; the present contents of The Work-
book may well vary slightly. Dismind is thought
by some to be the work of Khelben "BlackstatT"
Arunsun, and by others to be the work of Mentor
hi mself. The other spells bear the names of their
creators.

Spendelarde's C haser
(Necromantic)
Level: 4
Ra llge: Tuu(;h
Duration: I tum per level
Area of Effect: One creature
Components: V, S, M
Casting Time: 8
Saving Throw: None
Definition: This spell negates the adverse effects
of all drugs (including alcohol) in the recipient.
Dexterity and mental impairments are instantly
"cured," leaving the individual clearheaded and
free of pain , able to undertake complex tasks
requiring intense concentration, such as spel!cast-
ing. The pain of even mortal wounds is removed,
although the chaser does not heal any damage of
mind or body. If the condition has not righted itself
by the time the spell wears off, the effects return.
But natural body processes continue while a crea-
ture is under the influence of the chaser, so that a
hangover or other temporary discomfort may well
vanish before the spell expires. The chase,. has no
effect on insanity or magical conditions (such as
feeblemind) , but does give a +4 saving throw vs.
poison present in the recipiem during the time the
spell is in effect. (If a saving throw vs. poison has
already fa iled, application of the chaser pennits a
second, though unmodified saving throw- no +4
bonus, but no subtractions either.) The material
componelll of this spell is a drop of holy wuler,
touched to the tongue or skin of the recipient. (The
spell may be cast on oneself.)
Caligarde's Claw
(Cunjuratiun/Summuning)
Level: 4
Ran ge: 60 feet
Duration : I round per level
Area of Effect: One creature
Components: V, S, M
Casting Time: 4
Saving Throw: Neg.
Definitio n: Use of this spell requires thc claw or
foot of a creature, which is consumed in the cast-
ing. and brings into existence an invisible claw of
force. The spel1caster indicates (by pointing
toward a location; sight is not necessary) a target
within 60 feet. If the target saves, Ihe claw does
not come into existence. lfthe target does not
save, the claw must locate the target (with an
attack roll, as though it was a weapon wielded by
the caster). If it does so successfully, it immedi-
ately causes I d4 points of damage. After that, it
strikes infallibly once per round for Id4 points of
damage unt i l the spell expires , the claw is
destroyed, or the targe t escapes pursuit by becom-
ing ethereal or otherwise physically leaving the
plane of the caster.
Although Ihe claw never misses, the damage
done by its strike can be negated by an antimagic
shell, shield, Bigby 's interposing hand, or a simi-
lar magical barrier. It can be destroyed by dispel
mag ic , but c annot be controlled or physically
harmed. It is not a living thing, it is not intel1i-
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gent, and it cannot perform any task other than
slashing, tearing, and rending. It can be dispelled
at will by the caster, but does 110t require contin-
ued concentration for ilS maintenance. It does not
vanish if the caster is killed o r re ndered uncon-
scious. Its attacks do nOI necessarily interfere
physically wilh the actions and movements of Ihe
larget, who may well cast spe lls or engage in
physical combat.
The claw remains with its target unshakably,
regardless of distance traveled, physical barriers,
or aerial or underwater travel. It never changes
targets, vanishing at the death or disappearance of
its target. Ifit fai ls to initially locate its target, it
remains within 10 feet of the intended target's ini-
tiallocation, an invisible presence, until the spell
expires. Ifany creature approaches within 10 feet
of its location after the intended target withdraws,
the claw automatically s i rikes (attack ro ll
required) without any attention or act of will on
the pari of the caster. The claw can be cast at a
door to prevent unharried, future entrance or
egress . NOle that a careless or forgetful spell-
caster could well be attacked by his or her own
claw, if it is approached too closely after missing
ils intended target. A spellcaster does not know if
a claw is active, once cast, except by observing
the behavior of the target-or by suffering a sur-
prise attack. The claw can be immedialely dis-
pelled by the caster. If unsuccessful in a second
attack against a secondary target, the claw contin-
ues to attack any target within a 10-foot radius
until the spell expires, and may attack the target it
originally missed if the target leaves and reenters
the area ofa Caligardes claw. The claw does not
attack anything if the original ta rget remains in
the area- but such immobility seldom occurs in
bartle. The claw can only locate and affect targets
with a tangible existencc on the plane in which it
is cast.
Thlrun's Tracer
(Divination! Alteration)
Unl:4
Range: IO-foot-radius
Duralio n: 4 rounds per level
Area of Effect: Special
Components: V, S, M
Casting Time: 8
Saving T hrow: None
Definitio n: When this spell is cast, the lrace,......a
continuous, luminescent pathway akin to a light
spell-comes into being wi thin a 10-foot radius
of the caSler. It shows the most recent trail of any
single creature whose path Ihe caster wishes to
trace, desc ribed verbally by the caster over the
mate rial component (a pinch of phosphorus or a
glowing life form such as a fungus or glow-
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Spellbook, Wizard's Workbook
worm). The creature mUSI have been present in
the IO-foot radius about the casler within a period
of one day per level of the caster for the tracer to
s
appear. Tulrun tracer s hows the route of the
crealure within the I O-fOOl area, and then expands
at a rate of60 feet per rou nd along the route taken
by the creature, moving in that direction for the
duration of the spell. Once beyond the 10-foot
initial radius, it only shows the trai l of the crea-
ture as long as il remains in physical contact with
the ground. Pass without trace and similar spells
do not confuse the tracer, and it will follow the
creature's route through physica l barriers and
across all gaps of up to 14 feet. It will nOI other-
wise show aerial travel, but it does shine in and
under water.
The path ends when the target creatu re is
rcached, t he s pe ll expi res, or at a ny place to
which the target creature leieported, left the plane
of the caster, or embarked upon a mount or con-
veyance such as a cart, ship, or carpel offlying.
In the laller case, an indi vid ual reac hing the
path's end receives a clear mental picture of Ihe
deslination, even if on another plane. If the target
creature look a mount or conveyance, the mental
picture is of Ihe ac t of doing so and not of the
eventual destination. Portions of the tracer can be
negated by dispel magic, continual darkness, and
the like, but it cannot be physically dislurbed (a
gust of wind would not shift il). When the spell
expires, the tracer slowly fades into nothingness;
if it has not its target, there is no mental picture of
the target's destination. The tracer is intangible, it
may be passed through or traveled within without
harm and does not activate magic upon contact
nor does it distort magic or physical phenomena
passing through it.
Tas irin's H a unted Sleep
(Enchantment/Charm)
Lel'el: 3
Ra nge: Touch
Dura tio n: 1 tum per level
Area ofE[fl!t:t: One creature
Compone nts: V, S
Casti ng T ime: I round
Saving Throw: Neg.
Definitio n: This spell can only be cast success-
fully upon a s leeping creature . The s lumber
must be normal- unconsciousness, coma, or
similar states of mental injury, such as concus-
sion, potions , ast ral or ps io ni c activit y, and
charm-related spells cause the spell to be inef-
fective. Ttuirin s haunted sleep puts the recipi-
ent into a deep s leep for one turn per level of
the caster, and early awakening from this state
can only be accomplished by limited wish, dis-
pel magic, the infliction of acute physical pain
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(wounding) upon the recipient, or at the caster's
will. The target c reature is allowed a savi ng
throw. which. if successful, negates the effeclS
of the spell.
The caster is nevcr dircctly awarc of thc ta r-
get's thoughts or me ntal state. or of the success
of the spell. Whi le in s uch n deep slee p, the
creature is open to t he in n ue nce of s ubcon-
scious vis io ns or d reams. The spellcaster can
project one specific scene or vision into natural
menIal activity, and this will come into the vic-
tim's consciousness soon after awa ke ning. The
vision's cl a ri ty, detail, and acc uracy depend
upon the caster's concentrat ion. fo r the scene
mus t be held in mind during the cast ing. Such
visions can masqueradc as divine communica·
tions o r me mo ries, and can be used to infl ue nce
dec isio ns, goad t he rec ipie nt into a certain
course of ac tion. troub le the recipienl, o r, con-
versely. to calm and rest the recipient al a time
of men ta l anguish o r t ro ubles. A spell caster
skilled in the use of this spell call boosl morale,
joy, or ent husiasm----or crush them.
During " hau nted sleep," the recipient is espe-
cially susceptible to a ny aile suggestion spell.
which can be cast by the castcr of the haunted
sfeep or anot her spellcaster, and is saved against
at-3 by the creature in " haunted s leep." Such a
suggestion will be " heard" by the recipient as an
inne r mental voice, a nd mus t be in a language
that the recipient understands to be successful.
This spell cannot be cast all oneself.
Lacral's Dancing Dwcom cr
(Alteration/Illusion/Phantasm)
Le,'el: 3
Range: 20 feet + 10 feet per level
Dura tio n: I tum per level
Area or Effect: 4-inch-diameter sphere
Compo nents: V, S, M
Casting Time: 6
Saving Th row : Neg.
Definition : This spell requires a pi nch of dust
thrown into the air about the caSler and any object
(not changed in any way by the spell) rad iating a
dweomer at the time. When cast, the spell causes
many magical auras to fl icker a nd dance about
from object to object (in cluding creatures and
a reas wit h large surfaces, such as walls), The
au ras arc no t visible to the unaided eye (deteci
magic or similar means must be used), and are
not seen by c reatures saving agai nst the spell or
having tr ue sighl. If the saving throw fai ls, the
auras wi ll totally confuse detect magic or the like
for the spell duration. The auras do not disappear
when touched, but dispel magic destroys all auras
wi thi n ilS area of effect.
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Arch,·cult 's Skybolt
(Alteration)
Level: 4
Range: 10 feet per level
Duratio n: 2 rounds
Area or Effect: Special
Components: V, S, M
Casting Time: 4
Saving Throw: ~
Oefin itio n: This spell requires a crystal at least I
inch in length. The crystal may be a faceted gem, a
piece of quartz. or cut glass. The spellcaster throws
the crystal at a target creature or area while speak-
ing the final words of the spell, and ils path creates
a glowing "bolt" in the air. similar in appearance to
Tufnll1 S Iracer. The bolt is 4 feet in d iameter,
begins 10 feet from thc casler, and extends oO\orJrd
to a maximum length of 10 feet per leve l of the
castcr. The bolt cannot mate rialize underwater and
ends if the crystal strikes water, any barrier, o r
passes beyond thc caster's range. The c rystal is
consumed instantly, in a burst, ifit passes beyond
the caster's maximum range, (lIld is otherwise con-
sumed al lhe expiration of the spelL
Any living thing coming into contact with the
bolt suffers Id4 poinlS of shock damage per level or
Hit Dice it possesses (ignoring additions; a 5+5-
HD monster ....,ould lake 5d4). A creature ~tmck hy
the crystal (an attack roll, wi th any modifications
for missile weapon ranges, is made when the spell
is cast) suffers I d6 points of damage per level or
HD it possesses. The creature may grasp the crystal
and hurl it back at the caster, and the bolt continues
to form to the limit of the caster's range (so that a
caster may be struck by his or her own bolt), but
when directly grasping the crystal, any creature suf-
fers a further Id6 points ofdamagc per level or liD
and must make a system shock survival roll. A sky-
boltlaslS for 1....'0 rounds aRer its casting. It can be
dest royed in whole or in part by contact wi th an
antimagic sheff, waf{ offorce, shield, or simi lar
spells, dispel magic, or gllst of wind. It cannot be
denected, grounded, or opposed by insulation. It
does not conduct through metallic substances, but
note that armor that is not ai rtight a nd does not
negate the effects of a skybolt. Creatures and non-
magical objects entering the skyboft do not de nect,
negate, or sever it. A crystal ente ring an area of
magical protection that docs not allow formation of
a bolt is instantly rendered hannless.
Dismind
(EnchantmenIfCharm/ Reversible)
Level: 9
Range: Touch
Duratio n: Special
Area or Effect: One creature
Componen ts: V

Casting Time: 2
Saving Throw: Neg.
Definition: This spell consists of a phrase spoken
while the caster touches the recipient (the spell
may be cast on oneself, serving as a "last resort"
escape from certain death, torture, or mental
damage), causing the recipient's mind to fly from
his or her body. The body instantly undergoes a
curious transformation-it remains in the posi.
tion it was in when the spell was cast, surrounded
by a glowing aura of force that allows nothing to
touch the body and stopping all physical and
crushing attacks or probes. The limbs of the body
can be shifted by pushing on the invisible armor
of force, but when released will slowly drift back
to the original position. Magical attacks, rire, poi-
sons, and corrosive or disease-producing sub-
stances (including ochre jelly, green slime, rot
grubs, and the like) cannot reach the body. The
bodily processes of a disminded person are totally
suspended, so that the body does not age or
breathe. Disminded persons have a vacant stare.
They cannot use any of the senses of the body
they have abandoned, nor can the y return to it
without aid.
The freed mind wande rs behind mental
defenses of its own making, immune to all fonns
of magical, psionic, or other mental contacts and
attacks. A wande ring mind is not detectable by
any known means, and never leaves the Prime
Material Plane. It cannot control where it goes or
what it observes, and typically retains little mem-
ory of its visions and speculations. (A OM should
describe Id6 scenes or phrases of thought with-
out giving any explanations.) A wandering mind
cannot deliberately pray, study, or research spells,
or choose to observe any particular event, locale,
or individual.
The mind can be fully restored to its body by
alter reality , limited wish , o r restore mind, the
reverse of th is spell. The reve rse can also be used
to cure insanity and all mental disorders,feeble-
mindedness, and physical brain damage. It will
end any mental controls (including quest, geas ,
and magical charms cast by spell or by creatures
such as nixies or vampires) of any form upon a
recipient mind, totally freeing the mind from their
in flu ences without causing the indi vidual any
harm- but it cannot restore lost psionic powers.
A delirious, drun ken, or exhausted creature can
become clearheaded and mentally alert by means
of thi s spe ll. A saving throw applie s to both
spe ll s, and, if successful against restore mind
(regardless of the wishes of the disminded recipi.
ent creature), the spell has no effect. Such a fail-
ure does not mean the mind cannot be restored,
but only that the particular spell cast at that time
did not work.
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Spel1book of the Wyvemwater Circ1r
of the Wyvernwater Circle
XPValue: 1,600 G PValue: 16,000
DR,<.ooN Magazine 164
This spellbook is two octagonal. half-rounded
slabs of shadowtop wood enclosing 16 vellum
pages. Each page contains a single druidic prayer
(written spell as follows : delect magic,faerie fire,
invisibility to animals, pass without trace, wailing
wind (a unique spell), cure lightwounds, fire
trap , locate allimals or plants, producejlame,
touchsickle (a unique spell), cal/lightning, cure
disease, jlame shield (a unique spell), hold ani-
mal, mold touch (a unique spe ll), and water
breathing. The book is old and well worn, but
protective magic prevents normal heat, flam e,
water (even a heavy rainfall), or cold from hann-
ing it.
The Wyvernwater Circle was a group of
druids who flourished ove r 200 years ago,
when elves ruled the western Oragonreach and
much of Cormyr and what is now the Dales
were still cloaked in heavy fo rest. The circle
(of 12 to 16 members; their numbers varied
over time) dwelt on the northern shores of the
Wyvernwater, at its eastern end. The area they
p rotected is now mostly rolling farmland ,
although part of its easternmost reaches sur-
vive as the Hullack Forest.
Hullack, leader of the circ le, was a firm and
true friend of the elves. It is said thai he lies
buried in a hidden magical refuge known as the
Eltbold, somewhere in the depths of the foresl
that bears his name. Hullack created the book,
well aware of his own mortality and of the need
to preserve the woodlands- a need that could
only grow more pressing as men became more
numerous around the Wyvernwater. It was bis
intention that the tome serve as an aid in train-
ing new recruits to the circle. The book could
also aid the druids' allies in the defense of the
tree s if the circle were abse nt, weakened, o r
destroyed.
In the end the circle did fall , battling beholders
who were served by gargoyles, bugbears, and
quicklings. The eye tyrants sought to establish a
realm in the area, where they would be served by
human and elf slaves (whom they might herd like
cattle and hunt for sport and food). The ci rcle
s lew at least five eye tyran ts and drove the rest
nonhward, into the mountains. The fell woodland,
where the beholders continue to lurk, is known
today as the $piderhaunt Wood, but it was not
then isolated from the great forest that covered all
the land from the advancing desert of Anauroch
to the coastal marshes of the Inner Sea. The tome
was lost in the battles at which the circle memo
bers were slain, driven mad, or scattered. Today,
the tome's whereabouts are unknown.
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 ,SPdlbook ohllc Wyvernwaler Circle
The contents of the Tome of the Wyvernwater
Circle come down to us from surviving initiates
of the circle, and include four prayers said to
have been given to Hull ack by the goddess
Eldath herself.
Wailing Wind
(Alteration)
Level: I
Components: V
Range: 100 fee t per level
Casting Time: I round
Duration: 1 tum per level
Saving Throw: None
Area or Effect: Special
Definition : By means of this spell, a druid o r
other priest c reates a magical warning system.
When any creature enters a guarded area (a pas-
sage, chamber, cavem, doorway, or cave mouth of
up to a maximum size of 10 cubic feet per level
orlhe caster), a wailing, whistling blast of wind
blows from the guarded area toward the druid.
The wi nd travels toward the druid regardless of
intervening distance if the druid is on the same
plane as the guarded area. The wind can reach up
to 100 feet per level of the casting druid. The
wailing wind has a distinc tive tone and can be
heard by all creatures. It transmits and magnifies
any sounds (speech and movement) made by the
triggering being at the time it is activated, and it
can give any listener a clue as to what sort of
intruder approachcs.
The spell cannot be modified to be activated by
only specific beings or types of creatures. Once
lhe guarded area is entered and the wind rises, the
spell is exhausted. The wind itself lasts for one
round per level of the druid, although the caster
may end it sooner.
Once ended, the wind cannot be restarted
except as foll ows: As the leve l of the caste r
increases, the number of activa tions per s ingle
spell (the number of blasts of wind, occurring for
different intruders at different times) is also
increased. A 1st- or 2nd-level caster creates only
a single-blast waili ng wind; a 3rd- o r 4th-level
caster cT(:ates a wind of two blasts; a 5th- or 6th-
level caster creates a wind of three blasts, and so
on (no known maximum).
TouchsickJe
(Alteration)
Lenl: 2
Components: V, S
Range: 0
Casting Time: 2
Duration: 2 rounds per lcvel
Saving Throw: None
Area or Effect: Self
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r
Definition: By mea ns of this spcll, one of the
caster's hands temporarily becomes a magica l
weapon. The extremity is able 10 strike a ll crea-
tures who can be hi t only by magical weapons
(even if such creatures are nonnally hit only by
magical weapons of+2 or greater). The elltrem-
ily gains no attack bonus, but its slightest touch
does the same damage as a sickle (ld4+ 1 vs.
S/M; Id4 vs. L). Its touch can slash or stab like
a nonnal sickle, as the caster wills. A druid may
use the enchanted extremity to harvest greater
mistletoe as though it were a gold or silver
sickle.
Flame S hield
(Evocation)
Le'·el: 3
Components: V, S, M
Range: 0
Casting Time: 3
Duration: 1 round per level
Saving Throw: None
Area of Effect: Special
Definition: This spell brings into being a pulsat-
ing, 6- foot-high shield of darkness at the end of
the druid's hand. The shield is weightless and has
no solid existence. Missi les and other weapons
and solid objects (including parts of the caster's
body) pass harmless ly throug h it. The: s hidd
remains attached to one of the druid's hands (cho-
sen during the casting) unless the druid touches
another c reature's hand a nd wills control of the
shield to pass to the other (who must agree to the
transfer or it cannot occur).
T he s hield works against flame. It s touch
extinguishes normal torches, flaming oil, and
candles instantl y. Larger fires are diminished. A
fireball striking or exploding around the bearer of
aflame shield, for example, does only half dam-
age. Aflame blade coming into contact with a
flame shield is harm lessly destroyed. Aflame
shield can prevent aflame strike only if il is
directly in the path of the strike. Flame-related
illusions, hypnotic patterns, and the like have no
effect on any being viewing them through aflame
shield. A magical flaming sword striking through
aflame shield encounters no resistance and does
no rmal weapo n damage (but not fl aming dam-
age). The shield doesn't permanentl y affect the
blade in any way, but the part of the blade that has
passed through the shield remains free of flames
while any pan of the blade is in contact with the
shield; thus aflaming sword striking through a
flame shield cannot ignite a scroll or other flam-
mable object by touch.
The mate rial components for this spell are a
piece of phosphorous, a drop of mercury, and a
cobweb.
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Mold Touch
(Alteration)
Level: 3
Components: V, S, M
Range: Touch
Casting Time: 3
Duration: Special
Saving Throw: Special
Area of Effect: Creature touched
Definition: This spell empowers a druid to trans-
mUle mistletoe, holly, or oak leaves (the material
components) into brown mold spores without
sutTering personal hann. Any creature touched by
the caster within six rounds of the casting is
infected by brown mold. (An altack r o ll is
required; if the druid cannot touch any creature,
the mold spores van ish at the end of six rounds.)
The mold spores created by this spell cannot live
on plant or inorganic material. All the spores cre-
ated by the spell are transferred to any creature
touched by the druid. Thus, the druid can infect
only one creature per spell (in the event of an acci-
dent, it could well be a friend or ally). A mold touch
spell does 4d6 points of damage to the target crea-
ture (half damage if a saving throw vs. spell is
made). Brown mold spreads upon the victim; in the
seeond round after the attack, the mold does 2d6
points of damage (save for half damage). On every
round after that, the victim receives a saving thfO',','
vs. spell. If the save is successful, no damage is
taken and the spell ends. If the save faits, the victim
takes Id6 points of damage in that round. Brown
mold created by this spell is of limited duration,
and a victim cannot infect other creatures, even if
intending to do so. Magical cold hanns mold cre-
ated by this spell in the usual manner (but also
atTects the creature on which the mold is gfO',','ing).
of Zargos
XPValue: - GPValue: -
The Milenian Empire
As a grea ter artifact , this spell book has 320
power poims and recharges at the rate of 20 per
tum.
This powerful ar tifact was created a century
ago by thc Entfopic Immortal named Nyx while
in her mortal form as a Milenian wizard named
largos. With the "death" of Zargos, the book was
left to his followers, the Zargosians, who have yet
to uncover all of its powers. Nyx created the' book
in the hope that mortals would one day use it to
destroy the sun, and plunge the Hollow World
into eternal darkness.
The Book ofZargos is currently in the hands of
the Zargosians, and is kept upon an altar within
the Tower of Night. The Zargosians use it to con-
trol the weather around the tower, to create
undead c reatures and other monsters, and to
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develop new magical spells.
The covers of thc book are made of a black,
leathery substance like the skin of a bat's wings.
Fixed to the fro nt cover is the horned skull of
some diabolical creature. Its eye sockets are filled
with obsidian, and glow blackly. The pages of the
book appear to be made of thin sheets of bone. A
coded language of strange glyphs and sigils cov-
crs the pages, and seems to have been etched with
a claw or sharp instrument.
Weapon Characterbtiu: None.
Armor C haracteris tics: None.
Constant Powers: The following two powers
are pennanent effects and cannot be used for any
purposc other than that described:
Phantasmal force (50 PP) makes the Tower of
Night appear as a huge, gnarled trec. Anyone
touching the " t ree" sees it as it really is: a
strange, obsidian tower.
Weather control (80 PP) keeps thi ck clouds
and fog around the Tower of Night, bathing it
and 240 yards of terrain in all directions in
deep shadow.
Other Powe rs: Through a secret ritual, priests
and wizards of Zargos become "attuned" with the
book. This allows them to draw upon any of the
following powers, but only while they are within
420 feet of the artifact:
Animate dead (50 PP).
Causefeor (10 PP).
Create poison , reverse of neutralize poison
(30 PP).
Injravision (20 PP).
Speak with monsters (60 PP).
The following powers are actually spells writ-
ten in the book. Because of the coded language in
which these spells are written, not all of them
have been decip'hered by the Zargosians. Those
marked with an • may be used by Zargosian wiz-
ards and may be fou nd in their individual spell
books. The others have not been deciphered, and
~an~~!!:t~s;:a'f. yet.
• Close gate. This is a special version of the
reverse of the gate spell in that range is extended to
line-<lf-sight. Thus, it eould be east upon the sun of
the Hollow World. This "sun" is actually the energy
released from a pcrmanent gate to the Sphere of
Energy. If the "sungate" were closed, the Hollow
World would be plunged into absolute darkness.
Cloudkill
Lightning bolt•
Power word blind
Shieltl •
Weather control
Everyone attuned to the book becomes suscep-
tible to the sun's rays, sutTering I point of damage
per round of exposure. The damage can be healed
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by spells and rcst as normal. Those attuned to the
Book ofZargo s slowly change over time; their
skin pales from lack of su nlight , thei r eyes
become sunken, and their lips pull back from
their teeth. The overall effect makes them look
like undead creatures, though they do not truly
become the undead . Affected characters lose
Charisma at the rate of I point per month, until a
minimum Charisma of 4 is reached.
Each use of the book's powers (but not spells
learned from it) urains I hit point from the user.
T he dama ge cannot be healed by the use o f
spells; only by rest, and at the rate of I hit point
per day. I f a user's hit points drop to 0 as the
result of using a power, the character is dead.
When using the artifact's onimOle dead power,
there is a 40% chance the character·s alignment
changes to a chaotic bent, if not already chaotic.
Users of the book become obsessed with pro-
tecting it from harm.
Noles: A delect evil spe ll reveals the book's
evil nature. It can be utterly destroyed only by
being burned in the fiery heart o f the Hollow
World's sun.
Spelljammer Detector
XP Value GP Value
Detector: - 300,000
Helmet: - 10,000
War Capmin·s Companion
This rare, almost priceless item looks much like a
huge, insectoid face that stares blankly into the
void of space. Commonly 40 feet long or more,
found on asteroids or similar bases, the detector
shows the location of all human- size or larger
objccts within a 20,000·yard radius (40 hexes). A
helmet of Iiai~·on is needed to link the detector to
the wearer o f the helmet (muc h as a smal ler
antennae of triangulation). The helmet relays the
information found by the detector in exact detail.
When the helmct is worn, the wcarer immedi-
ately gains a 360(00), spherical picture of the
area around the base. Every minute detail can be
seen in hi s or her mind . The position s of the
details change as the base revolves, rotates, and
changes headilL!;. lfthere is a chance that the
operator might lose an object being tracked, or
that some significant detail might be missed, he
or she must make a Wisdom check. Using the
detector is full y as fatiguing as mannin g a
spelljo mmer helm, and is subject to the same
requirements for resting afterwards.
A spelljammer detector (and a helmet of lioi·
SOli) might be purchased for 300,000 gp or more,
depending upon availability and [he reaction roll
of the seiter, but not for less than that price. The
spelljamme/" detector, can be used as long as a
rested operator is available.
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Spelljamming Ram
XP Value GP Value
Blunl + l : SOlton 1,000lton
Blunt +2: loo/ton 2,000/10n
Blunt +3: 200/ton 4000/lon
Grappling + 1: SOlton 2000/ton
Grappling +2: 200110n 4,OOO1ton
Grappling +3: 400/lon 8,000/10n
Piercing + I : SOlton 1,0001ton
Piercing +2: lOO/lon 2,000/ton
Piercing +3: 200/ton 4,000/10n
War Captain,!; Companion
Somewhat rare items, magically enhanced rams
are highly desirable additions to any ship. The
bonus they possess applies to both the attack roll
and the damage determination. A small ram fits a
ship of 10 to 40 tons. A medium ram fits a ship of
40+ to 60 tons. A large ram fit s a ship of 60+
tons.
Sphere
Spheres are ball-shaped objects and may be con-
structed from a multitude of different materials.
They can be leather, sculpted wood, rock, crystal,
or even chunks of absolute nothing. Spheres are
commonly used to divine answers beyond the
user's nonnal senses.
of Annihilalion
XP Value: 4,000 GP Value: 30,000
DuNGEON M ASTER- Guide
A sphere of anllihilatioll is a globe of absolute
blackness, a ball of nothingness 2 feet in diame-
ter. The sphere is actually a hole in the continuity
of the muitiverse, a void. Any matter that comes
in contact with this sphere is instantly sucked into
the void, gone, utterly destroyed-even wishes
and similar magic can't bring it back.
A sphere of annihilation is basically stat ic,
resting in some spot as if it '.1lere a normal hole. It
can be caused to move, however, by mental effort.
The brain waves o f the indi vidual concentrating
on moving it bend spatial fabric s, causing the
hole to slide. Control range is 40 feet initially, 10
feet per level once control is established. Basic
movement rate is 10 feet per round, modified as
shown below.
Concentration control is based on Intelligence
and level of experience-the higher the level the
greater the mental power and discipline. For every
point of Imelligence above 12, a wizard adds 1%;
for every point over 15 , another 3% is added. In
other words, add I to each point from 13 to 15, and
an additional 3% for each point from l6- 18- the
maximum to move it, but ifcontrol is not estab-
lished, the sphere will slide toward the wizard
attempting to move it. The sphere will continue to
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move in this direction for Id4 rounds and as long as
Ihc wizard is within 30 fecI after that.
If two or more wizards vie for control of a sphere
ofannihilarioll, the one with the highest percentage
chance to control lhe sphere is checked first , then
the next stron gest, and so forth. Control chance is
reduced 5% per person, cumulative, when two or
more wizards concentrate on the sphere, even if
they are cooperating. If no ne are successful, the
sphere will slip toward the strongest. Control must
be checked each round.
Should a gate spell be cast upon a sphere, there
is a 50% chance that the spell destroys it, 35%
that the spell does nothing, and 15% that a gap is
tom in the spatial fabric, and eve rything in a 180-
foot radius is catapulted into another plane or
universe. If a rod of ca ncellatio n tou ches a
sphere, a tremendous explosion will occur as they
negate each other. Everything within a 60-foot
radius sustains 3d4x I 0 points of damage. (See
also Talisman, ofthe Sphere.)
In Raw nloft : Anyone who attempts to control
this sphere in the demiplane captures the atten-
tion orthe Ravenloft powers and must make a
powers check.
of Darkness
XP Value: 2,000 G P Value: 20,000
DRAGON Magazine 30
The sphere of darkness was developed, it is said,
10 bloc k the keyholes of the doors to Orlow's
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Sphere. Glain's Cryslar
study and so prevent anyone from seeing that he
was napping and not creating exotic magic as he
claimed. These are spheres, I-inch-diameter that
consist of an area in wh.ich light cannot exist (and
is thus totally black). They obey any command
given by their owners, but never travel more than
20 feet from him or her for any reason. When not
otherwise ordered, the sphere floats directly over
the head of the user (probably att racting unwanted
attention or even de r ision). Th ey can not be
harmed and obey their owners until death. Upon
the death of its owner, the sphere obeys the next
sentient being that touches it.
of False Calling
XPVa lue: - G P Value: 1,000
DRAGON Magazine 145
A sphere offalse calling resembles a sphere of
warning. This cursed sphere, however, sounds a
random ala rm every I d6 months, and tends to
g low and hum at part icularly inopportune
moments (such as before a wedding or a visita-
tion from friendly forces). T his sphere never
glows before an auack.
Gax's Sphere of Annihilation
XP Value: 4,000 GP Value: 30,000
1992 Fantasy ColleclOr Card 29
This dangerous sphere can be c:ommanded by any
wizard, but only by on.e at a time. Intelligence
scores are used to determine who controls thc
sphere when two or more wizards are vying for it.
If both of the competing wizards are orthe same
Inte lligence, then a s uccessful initiative roU
determines contro l fo r one round, du ring which
time the sphere may be moved 10 yards in the
direction orthe controller's choice . Initiative
must be reestablished every round. Unchallenged
wi7.ards are able to move the sphere 10 yards each
round for every point of Intelligence they pos-
sess. The sphere cannot remain stationary when
not uncontrolled.
Glain 's Crystal
XPVa lue: 500 GPValue: 1,500
Magazine 12
IMAGINE
These are small, 4-inch-diameter hollow spheres
with porcelain cores. Enlarge and shatler are cast
upon the cores, and melldillg upo n thc glass
spheres, which binds them into incredibly strong,
single units, without any flaws o r weaknesses,
each containing a core. Each individual crystal
sphere has a comman d word that negates t he
effects of the binding spell. Once the command
word is spoken, the slightest movement of the
sphere causes the core to expand and shatter with
a fragmenta tio n effect. T he effect cau ses 4d6
points of damage to all creatures within a 10-fool
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radius. The spheres can be used as a booby trap
by placing a magic mouth upon one, primed to
repeat the command word.
Karnrohb's Airy
XPVal ue: 1,500 G PValue: 15,000
Otherlands
Used mostly in rescuing ai r b reathing creatures
from drown in g, this tin y glass globe c reates a
g lobe of e nergy 6 feet in diameter. In side the
globe is a constantly replenishing su pply of fresh
air. Water is kept out, but the energy cannot keep
out spells or living creatures.
To act ivate the tiny g lo be, it mus t be ei the r
hurled at the subject or tapped on the subject's
forehead. The sphere can be hurled up to 20 feet
away.
The sphere can be used three times a day, each
use lasting three hours. This tiny item has a very
limited o ffensive capability; a resourcefu l person
could throw the sphere at a wate r-breathing foe,
causing t he enemy to "d rown" in the air. The
thrower performs this ac tio n by making a stan-
dard attac k roll (the target is AC 10 minus any
bonuses for Dexterity, qu ickness. or speed). .
The s phere always remains centere d on the
subject, though he or she may voluntarily depart
by actively concentrating o n leaving the sphere.
The subject can take no other action that round.
Mierest's Starlit
XP Value: 200 G P Value: 2,000
The Magister
Said to be a gift from the pur ple-cloaked arch-
mage to a traveler who visited Shamblegate. the
sphere is of shining silver metal that no blow can
crush or mark and that does not tarnish, rust, cor-
rode, or show any e ffects of heat or flame. It has a
diameter of 4 inches, weighs about a pound, and
always feels comfortably wa nn to the touch.
The sphere twinkles with a shifti ng pattern of
cold, blue-white pinpoints of light, whose soft
glow clearly il1uminates a 20-foot radius. Within
this area all sounds a re hushed, no winds blow,
and all danCing lights, darkness,faerie fire, light,
and illusion spells are dispelled. Withi n the area
ofthe globe's Iliummatlon, all vision is aided by
true sight. If passed through an open flam e, the
sphere emits soft music of mumed chimes that
dies away in Id4 round s if the sp here is not
brought into a flam e agai n. This music can be
heard up to 110 feet away, and still s shriekers
who hear it, as ..\lell as fascinati ng most bards.
Undead will not willingly enter or remain in
the sphere's illumination, and the more powerful
a mong them usua ll y seek to kill the bearer by
magical means and destroy the globe .
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Thaddigren's Glowglobcs
XP Value: 30 GP Value : 300
Dungeon Magazine 24
Thaddigren De ntiata 's glowglobes are I-foot in
diameter silver spheres enchanted wi th modi-
fied continual light spells. The spell is tri ggered
on and off by touc hi ng a 4 - inch-square silver
plate that was c reated at the same time as the
glowglobe but was installcd elsewhere. Most of
the glowglobes are fixed in place and impossi-
ble to re move w ithout damag ing them. The
portable glowglobes are activated by touching II
l-i nch-diameter, rub y jewe l o n thei r square
bases. If the j ewel is pried from its setting, it
becomes worthless and the glowglobe is ren-
dered useless.
An y portab le glowglobe removed from the
tower requires recharging after IOd4 turns of use.
A rec harged glowglobe works fo r IOd4 tu rns
before need ing to be recharged again. Recharging
requires a spellcaster who knows, or can success-
fully research. the modif ied spell. Dentiata has
the third-level r« harge glowglobe spell wrinen in
his spell book. The spell will work only on a pre-
viously prepared glowglobe, but manufacturing a
glowglobe from scrat ch is much mo re difficult.
The silver content of a spent or damaged glow-
globe is worth 20 gp; normal glowglobes are
worth 300 gp each, and their encumbrance is 10
pounds each.
of Warning
XPVa lue: 2,500 GPValue: 18,000
DRAOON Magazine 145
A sphere o/warning is a 2-foot-dia meter globe
suspended in gold or silver framework . The entire
device is over 4 feet high and 3 feet in diameter,
weighing about 300 pounds. The outs ide of the
magical globe is b right g reen marble streaked
w ith black or red. This sphere is a divination
device that begins to glow and hum exactly three
days before the structure in which it is contained
is to be attacked by any force (an attack is de fi ned
as any outside party attempting forced entry into
or commining hostile action against the edifi ce
containing the sphere o/warning or the proper
ruler of th is edifice). The sphere is c!lpable o f
fin e di stinc ti o ns, and generally has the OM 's
tastes with rega rds to the definition o f " proper
ruler." The hum and glow of the sphere begin qui-
etly, but increase in intensity during the three
days before the attack. Unfortunately, the alarm
of a sph ere o/warning is a lways the s ame,
whether heraldi ng an anny of 3,000 orcs led by
an archmage or signaling the arrival of three half-
lings anned with pointed sticks.
When a sphere 0/ warning is taken from one
structure to another, it ceases to function, resum-
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ing operat ion only when a command word is
uttered (there is a 50% chance this command
word is engraved somewhere on the sphere).
Spiderwalker
XP Value: 5,orJi) GP Value: 2,500
Manica Campaign Set
The spiderll'alker is an enchanted being created
from the body of a dried tarantula. When imbued
with the powers of hi shna, the spiderwalker
becomes a deadly terror.
It can onl y be activated at nighl, and lasts for
the duration of that night only. It ceases to fune·
tion when the fi rst rays of the sun rise- even if
that sunrise is concealed by clouds, or the spider.
""'(llker is indoors or underground. It has the fol-
lowing statistics:
Spiderwalker: AC -4; MV 6; HD 13; THACO 7;
#AT I; Omg 1 + poison.
The creature can spring up to 10 feet in order
to attack. It can drop from any height, falling with
amazing accuracy (+2 on anack) onlO a victim
below.
A spiderwalker can be given very spec ific
instructi ons by one who knows the command
word. II can be directed to strike at a single indi-
vidual, or 10 anack as many or a certain group as
it encounters.
Spinning Wheel
XPValue GPValue
Cursed: - 1,000
Nonnal: 600 3,000
The Book of Marvelous Magic
This rare item can be used to spin straw into gold.
The user may spin up'to 100 gp per night, ror the
wheel does not runction during daylight hours.
While being used, ho ....-ever, there is a 5% chance
per night it will attract an undead monster (phan-
tom, haunt , or spirit); if so, the monster ari ses
from the earth with nonnal chances for surprise.
Some rare spinning wheels are cursed, so that
the user automatically pricks a finger on a poi-
soned spi ndle. The victim must make a saving
throw vs. poison with a -4 penalty to the roll or
sleep unlil the curse is removed by Ihe kiss ofa
prince or princess. This curse cannot be broken
otherwise, even by a wish; however, the sleeping
victim needs no food, water, or air.
Springerie
XPValuc: 1,000 GPValue: 5,000
Seem ofthe Slaven' Stockade
Much like a wand of opening, a springerie, when
struck against a locked or bound object, opens it
like a /arock spell.
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Spyglass
XP Value: 500 GP Value: 2,500
Champion, of M VSTARA"
This 2·fool-Iong, hollow metal tube has an eye-
piece al one end and a large crystal at the other.
Anyone looking through the eyepiece can view
any spot up to one mile distant as though it were
10 feet away.
Staff
Staves are usually 5 or 6 feet long and as thick
as a young sapling- about I ~ incheS at the base,
tapering to I inch allhe tip, ailhough they can
be of nearly equal diameter throughout. Staves
are typically fashion ed of wood, often carved,
bound with melal, and likel y to be gnarled and
twisted. They can be unusual or quite ordinary.
Slaves, like wands and rods, are powered by
charges . A stave typically ha\ Id6+ 19 charges
when found . It is possible fo r a stave to have
fewer charges, although almost none have more .
than thi s number. Some staves can be rechargcd
according 10 the rules for making magic items.
Once a ll the charges arc used, the staffi s rendered
nonmagical and cannol be recharged.
Unless inapplicable or otherwisc specified,
staves function at the 8th-level of magic use .
Their spell discharge is Ihal of an 8th-level wiz-
ard with respect to range, dura tion, and area of
effect. Damage is nominally 8d6 with respect 10
fireballs, lightning bollS, and other effects.
Remember that a wizard who possesses a staff
always has a wea pon in hand as well. A staff,
although magical and possessing one or more
magical abi lities, can also be used as a ha nd-to-
hand weapon. These staves cause the same dam-
age as a normal quarterstaff.
Command Wo rds (O ptiona l Rule): Ifl he
OM desires, unleashing the power of a stave can
require a specific command word or phrase that
must be discovered or researched separately
from the item itself. The command can be as
simple as a single word (,'heal") or as compli-
cated as a rhyming phrase that must be adjusted
to fit the circumstances ('" touch this elf; restore
his health." or " In this moment of grealest toil, I
command Ihee, staff, uncoil!"). Since command
words are the keys to greal power, wise owners
will memorize them and destroy all other evi-
dence. Indeed, knowledge of command words
can be used as a bargaining point in surrender
negoliations.
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Ro ll Staff Type
0l-<l4 Blade Pole
05-08 8 0 Stick
09- 12 Climbing Pole
13- 17 Fustibalus
18- 21 Hooked Pole
22- 25 Jitte
26-29 Jo Stick
30-33 Kumade
34-37 Lajatang
38-42 Lathi
43-46 Litte
47- 50 Mirror Pole
51- 54 Quabollc
55-58 Quarterstaff
59-02 Shikomi-Zue
63--67 Sode Garami
68-71 Staff
72- 75 Staff-Bow
76-80 Staff-Mace
8\- 83 . Staff Sling
84-87 Stick
88-92 Sword Stick·
93-96 Sword-Staff
97-00 Tetsubo

of Air and Water

XP Value: 200 GP Value: 4,000
The Minrothad Guilds
This staff provides the ability 10 breathe waler,
and its effects on the Elemental Plane of Water
automatically extend to a la-foot radius.
Alar Ch' Aranol's
XP Value: 6,000 GP Value: 30,000
DARK SUl'o" Me Appendix
Alar eh' Arano], the leader oflhe Peace-bringers,
owns a staff ofconjuring e/emenla/s that is able
to summon one of each type of lesser elemental
each day. The summoned elementals always rec-
ognize Alar as a friend and treat him as they
would an elemental noble.
of Aquatic W izardry
XP Value: 1,000 GPValue: 50,000
Otherlands
Always made frolll a long piece of driftwood and
ritually purified during Solinari's High Sanction,
these staves are eagerly sought by all Dargonesti
wizards. They can be wielded as normal weapons
with a +2 enchantment. They act as rings of pro-
tee/ion +2 and as necklaces of adaptation,
enabling the owner to exist above or below the
""_The staff also enables the wielder to create a
waterspout three times a week. The spout is a
funnel of water 100 feet high and 40 feet wide at
its top, tapering down to 5 feet in width. Anything
caught up in this fearsome water form is help-
lessly tossed about, unable to take any action. If
the staff's wielder wishes, the victim can be spat
out of the spout at a movement rate of 48. Should
the victim's momentum be halted by something
hard, like a rock, the impact inflicts 5dl2 points
of damage. The waterspout can be created under
the sea or on the water's surface. It lasts for 2d4
rounds, and has a speed factor of 1. Making a
waterspout expends two charges.
The staff also has the following powers, requir-
ing one charge each: alarm, enlarge, fog cloud,
shield,summon swat:"m (tiny marine animals), and
whispering wave (as whispering wind, but under-
water).
The following spells can be cast at the expense
of two charges: airy water, animal growth (sea
creatures only), chain lightning, control weather,
cryslalbrillle, dust, Evard's black tentacles, lower
water , parI water, s ummOIl water elemelllal,
trallsmute water to dusl, and water breathing.
Arctor's Staff of Swarming
Insects
XPValue: 150 GPVaiue: 1,500
1993 Collector Card 350
Arctor's staff functions much as a typical staff of
swarming insects, expending one charge to create
a swarm of insects (60 insects plus 10 per level of
the user). However, Arctor can alternately choose
to create 2d4 - 1 giant insects by expending three
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charges. In either case, the range of the created
swarm is 60 feet + 10 feet per level ofth7 caster.
Aric's Staff of Power
XPValue: 12,000 G P Val ue: 75,000
1992 Fantasy Collector Card 22
Aric's version of this powerful staff is a variation
of the staff of power. The following powers con-
sume one charge: continuallight,fire burst, dark-
ness 5' radius, ray of enfeeblement, cone ofcold ,
and ride the wind. Expending two charges will
grant the following: shield 5' radius, globe of
invulnerability, and lower resistance. In addition,
the staff gives Aric a +2 bonus to his Armor Class
and saving throws, and a +4 bonus to saving
throws vs. alteration spells. Expending charges
does not cause additional damage.
of Battle
XP Value: 1,000 GP Value: 5,000
DRAGON Magazine 173
This staff is a +3 weapon that cannot be cut by
any blade. Its magical specd enables its bearer to
strike first in any round, and it attracts all missiles
(even magic missiles) passing within 10 feet of
any pan of it. The missiles avoid striking any liv-
ing being, but touch the staff and are absorbed
harmlessly. If a staff of battle's attack roll
(adjusted with its bonus) is 20 o r g reater, any
armed opponent that it strikes must make a suc-
cessful Dexterity check on 4d6 or be disarmed,
the opponent's weapon flying out of immediate
reach (ldiO+ 1O feet away). T hese functions are
all automatic and continuous, and do no t drain
any charges.
A staff of battle can repel (as the 6th-level wiz-
ard spell repulsion) all creatures within 10 feet.
This power drains two charges per use and can be
exercised only once every six rounds. The repul-
sion lasts for only two rounds, after that affected
creatures are free to ·return.
Once per day (144 turns), a stafT bearer can
designate any successful hit to be a thunderstrike.
The decision must be made immediately upon
striking the target, and the blow instantly drains
eight charges from the staff (insufficient charges
produce no result). /:r. thunderstrike can be heard
as a deep, booming noise; it is a magical force
sufficient to deal double damage to any opponent
of human-size or smaller (no saving throw) and
triple damage to alllargcr creatures. Any creature
struck must make a successful Dexterity check on
Id20 to avoid being th rown to the ground, and
also make a successful Strength check on I d20 or
be stunned for 1d3 rounds. If stunned, the victim
reels helplessly; gains a - 3 penalty to Armor
Class; is unable to attack, cast spells, or concen-
trate; and is liable to drop any held weapons o r
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other objects unless a Dexterity check on Id20 is
made for each.
Ifused against nonli ving objects, a thunder-
strike does I point of structural damage and
forces any object it strikes to successfully save vs.
crushing blow at a - 3 penalty or be crushed.
of Battle II
XPValue: 1,000 GP Value: 5,000
DRAGON Magazine 179
This staff + J allows its user doub le the normal
number of attacks allowed per round. Once a day,
it can also be thrown while spinn ing and does
double nonnal damage to the first being it strikes.
Blackstaff
XP Value: 1,000 GP Value: 10,000
luz the Evil
This ghastly blackwood stafT is shod with silver
bands and topped by a carved head that is banded
and decorated with runes of Juz's cult. Only the
highest-level (13+) priests ofluz can possess a
blackstaff, and very few of these staves exist. The
staff may only be used by priests or clerics.
BlackstaJJs are charged items, rechargeable by the
joint efforts of a priest of level 16+ and a wizard
of the same level. They have a range of efTects,
some of which do not require the use of charges.
A bJackslajJ is a +3 magical weapon, but on a
successful attack roll of an unmodified 18, 19, or
20, it inflicts double damage (2d6 +6) on crea-
tures of good alignment.
A priest employing a blacksraiJis pennanently
protected from good as long as he or she wields
the staff. By gripping the staff finnly and touch-
ing one target creature, the priest may cast com-
mand or cause fear (reverse of remol'efear) three
times per day each. These functions do not
expend charges.
By expending one charge, the priest may create
any of the following effects:
Create a screaming skull.
Create an 8-HD fireball.
Cast cause critical wounds to a range of 30
yards.
C reate an acid vortex of 10-foot radius to a
range of 60 yards. Damage is 8d4 po ints,
halved if a successful saving throw vs. staves
is made.
By expending two charges, the priest may cre-
ate any of the following effects:
Summon a vampiric mist that persists for up
to six hours.
Inflict a death touch , which requires a success-
ful attack roll to be made in melee combat.
Cause hann to an opponent, again requiring a
successful melee hit.
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Caduceus
XP Value: 900 G P Value: 9,000
DRAGON QlJEST'" Game
This magical staff is carved rrom oakwood. It has
two reathered wings on top and two snakes coiled
around the stafT. Three times pe r adventure, the
holder of the cadl/ceus may command it to cure
someone. The effects of this magic are the same
as the spell or the same name (in o lher words,
Id8 points of damage a re healed). Only priests
can use Ihis item.
of Caracanomnos
XPValue: 2,500 G PValue: 15,000
The Mi1enian SecptCT"
It is believed that Caracanomnos created this staff
from the bones orhis own fa ther, who was him-
self a powcrful sorcerer. Ovcr the years, the staff
has gained a rcputation ror its destructive power,
having been the doom of several Milenian heroes
who sought to defeat Caracanomnos.
The staff is made or fused bones and topped by
a leering skull. The eye sockets or the skull are
filled with obsidian. The stafT is on ly usable by
wizards. It may be wielded as a staff +2. Addi·
tionally, it may be used to dup licate the following
magical spe11 effects:
• C une: Black beams from skull 's eyes, ra nge,
two charges.
• Darkness: One charge, rad ius 10 yards.
• Ma gic mi ss ile: Four missi les per round, o ne
charge.
Catstaff
XP Val ue: 6,000 GP Va lue: 13,000
DRAGON Magazine 99
This item is a black, 7-foot.long $taff of stout
wood, topped with a sculpted knob resembling a
eat's head. When carried or strapped to one's per-
son, it imparts abilities re lated to silent movement
and concealment. The bearer of a catstajJ is able
to perform the following thief-based skills.
Skill Percentage C hange ror Success
Climb wa11s 98%
Move silently 700A!
Hide in shadows 94%
The user can also see with infravison to a 60-
foot range, and cast shadow six times per day.
This shadow is a 10-foot-rad ius globe of semi-
darkness centered on the staff; the gloom does
not block infravision, and is negated by a ligh t
sour«e within its confines. It can be dispelled by
magical (not normal ) light that touches its periph-
ery. Unless dispelled or canceled by the desire of
the slaffholder it remains in effect ror Id4 turns.
The shadow does not allow normal vision into or
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through its area of effect, and as such serves as a
defense against visual a ttacks (gaze weapons,
hypnotic and dazzling effects, and the like).
T he catstaffis a magical weapon and can be
used in combat as a normal quarterstaff would be;
however, it has no bonuses to attack or damage. It
can be employed as a weapon while any or all of
its magical properties a re being used. The staff
never makes any noise while lapping, scraping,
striking, or o therwise contac ting solid objects.
Many o r t hese staves contain secret compa rt-
ments for the carrying of sma ll items suc h as
thieves' tools, spell components, magicallokens,
and the like. !fbroken in two, all magical proper-
ties are lost.
Catstaff II
XPValue : 6,000 GPValue: 13,000
The Magister
This item is a black, 7-foot-Iong stafrofstout
wood topped with a sculpted knob resembling a
eat's head. When carried or strapped to one's per-
son, il gives the user the abilities of silent move-
ment and concealment. The bearer of a catslaffis
able to climb walls (ir both hands are rree) and
move silently as a 9th-leve l thief, hide in shadows
with a 94% c hance of success, see wi th infrovi-
sian to a 6O-root range, and cast shadow six times
a day. The shadow is a globe of semidarkness, 10-
foot-radiu s, centered on the staff; its gloom does
not bloc k infravision, and is negated by a light
source within its confines. It can be d ispelled by
magical (but not normal) light that touches its
periphery, and unless dispelled or canceled by the
desire o r the staff holder, it remains in effect for
Id4+ 1 turns. The shadow does not allow normal
vision into o r through its a rea of cffect, and
serves as a defense against vis ual attacks (gaze
weapons, hypnolic and dazzling e ffects , and the
like).
The cOlslaff is a magical weapon and can be
used in combat as a normal quarterstaff, al though
it gives no bonuses to attack or damage rolls. It
can be employed as a weapon while any or all of
its magical properties are being used. The staff
never makes any noise itself while tapping, scrap-
ing, stri king, o r otherwise contacting an y solid
object. Many such staves contain secret compart-
ments for carryi ng small items such as thieves'
too ls, spell components, magical tokens, and the
like. If it is broken, the staff's magical properties
are all lost.
Centeotl's
XP Value: 8,000 GPValue: 35,000
Legends &: Lore
When victims are hit by Centeotl's staff, they
must save vs. poison or fall ill and suffer an addi-
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tionalld6 point loss from Constitution. The loss

is permanent, ahhough the points can be restored
by a cure disease spell.

of Cirulon
XPValue: 1,000 GPVa[ue: 7,500
Dragon Keep
This is a staff of clear crystal, 6 feet in length. It
holds a maximum of 50 charges and can be
recharged at a rate of three charges a day if
exposed to sunlight. The staff can perform all of
the following functions once a day like the vari-
ous spells, each function requiring one charge:
detect evil, detect magic, cure light wounds, cure
disease, neutralize poison, and purify food and
drink.

of Command
XPValue: 5,000 GPValue: 25,000
DUNGEON MASTER Guide
This device has three functions, only two of
which are effective if the wielder is a wizard; al1
three work when the staff is in a priest 's ha nds.
The staff can be recharged. The three functions
are:
Human innuencc: This power duplicates that
of the ring of the same name. Each suggestion or
charm drnws one charge from the staff.
Mammal control/animal control: This power
functions only as mammal control (as the ring of
that name) when the staff is used by a wizard. [n
the hands of a priest it is a staff of animal control
(as the potion of the same name, all types of ani-
mals listed). Either use drains one charge per tum
or frnction of it.
Plant control: This function duplicates that of
the potion of the same name, but for each 10-
square-foot area of plants controlled for one tum
or less, one charge is used. A wizard cannot con-
trol plants at alL
of Commanding
XP Value: 5,000 GP Value: 25,000
DUNGEONS & DRAGONS· Rules Cyclopedia
Usable by all spellcasters, this item has al! the
powers of the rings of animal, human, and plant
controL.
of Conjuration
XPValue: 12,000 GPValue: 60,000
PoLntEDRoN' Newszine 82
This weapon is a magical quarlerstaff +3. Carv-
ings depicting animals , flying creatures ,
humanoids, and monsters of several kinds cover
its complete length. Any conjurer (specialist wiz-
ard) can use the special powers of this staff.
'The staff can use up to seven charges per day to
cast monster summoning spells. Monster sum-
moning I costs one charge and greater spells
cost additional charges according to their
power; monster summoning VlI costs seven
charges. The staff cancels all protection from
evil/good spells in a ]O-foot radius, making it
possible for the conjured creatures to attack.
• Once a day, the conjurer can cause four black
tentacles to grow from his or her sides. Each
tentacle is AC 4, 15 feet long, and has 20 hit
points. The tentacles attack with a THACO of
15. A successful hit inflicts Id6 points of dam-
age and the tentacle wraps around the target. On
each round after the first, the victim takes 2d6
points constriction damage and must make a
saving throw vs. spell each round or loses I
point of Strength. A creature can escape by
making a successful open doors rolL This power
drains three charges.
of the Couatl
XP Value: 7,500 G P Value: 20,000
DRAGON Magazine 86
The staff of the cOllatl is a device much appreci-
ated and used by good priests, particularly those
who follow the good-aligned deities of the Cen-
tral American mythos. The lawful neutral priests
of Quclza1coatl, howcvcr, may use staves of this
sort normally. A staff of/he cOIlI/tf is about 7 feet
long, with the top 3 feet of the staff fashioned in
the shape of a winged couat!. Such staves are usu-
ally made from precious materials such as ivory
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over a si lver core, and are magically strengthened
so they can be used in combat (as quarterstaves).
This powerful staff has the fo llowing abilities:
• It can be used to summon one couatl a month to
serve the needs of the priest possessing the staff.
The couatl has randomly determined hit points
and psionic abilities. It fights on behalf of the
summoning priest unti l the opponent is van-
quished or escapes, or until the user of the stafT
commands the attack to cease. If the couatl is
summoned to fight against insunnountable odds,
or if the combat does not seem to be favoring the
side of the couatl and the priest, the couatl will
wrap its tail around the priest and fransport both
of them to a place of sa fety elsewhere on the
Prime Material Plane (by traveling through the
Ethereal Plane). The destination is not under the
control of the priest. In any event, the couatl van-
ishes back inlo the Ethereal Plane I d4+4 turns
after being summoned, or sooner if the priest
commands it This power may be used only by
lawful good priests who follow Quctza!coatl.
• So long as thc staff is carried, the priest gains a
+2 bonus to saving throws vs. spell, including
magical effects, and a +4 bonus to saves vs. poi-
son. These bonuses are cumulative with those
offered by other devices, like a ring ofprotection.
• The staff is + I on attack and damage rolls when
used in combat.
• The staff may be used to affect the casting of
certain spells: detect evil and snake charm each
three times a day; neutralize poison and sticks to
snakes each once a day; and wind walk once a
wee k. All spell effects are at the 8th level of
ability.
A priest of neutral alignment, with the excep-
tion of neutral good priests, (that is, lawful neu-
tral, chaotic neutral, or neutral evil) who grasps
the staff is never hanned, but cannot use any of its
powers (except for priests of Quetzalcoatl). An
evil priest who picks it up takes I d4+ 1 points of
damage each round the staff is held. If a priest of
Tezcatlipoca, Quetzalcoatl's chief rival, is struck
by or picks up this staff, damage is doubled, and
the priest must save vs. poison each round the
staff is held or die.
of Curi ng
XP Val ue: 6,000 GP Value: 25,000
DUNGEON MASTEl!. Guide
This device can cure disease, cure blindness, cure
wounds (3d6+3 hit points), or cure insanity. Each
function drains one c harge. The device can be
used' once per day on any pe rson (dwa rf, elf,
gnome, half·elf, halfling included), and no func-
tion may be employed more than twice a day (the
staff can function only eight times during a 24-
hour period). It can be recharged.
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of Curing II
XPValue: 6,000 G P Value: 25,000
DRAGON Magaune 35
This staff has the ability to slay any porcine crea-
ture, including certain humans, for its strike turns
them into a roughly tria ngular, semi -boneless
heap.
Damh 's
XP Value: 4,000 GP Value: 15,000
Monster Mythology
The avatar's staff can affect 2d4 korreds, satyrs,
or atomies as a potion of invulnerability by touch
once a day.
of Devotion
XP Value: 8,000 GP Value: 35,000
DRAGON Magazine 179
This magical staff may only be used by priests (of
any kit). Hierarchy priests (pragmatists, ethoists,
and moralists) gain additional advantages. Any
priest may use the following powers without
draining any charges, three times a day, once per
round: atonement, bless, create food & water,
cure light wounds , avert evil eye, purify food &
drink. The following powers use one charge each
but may be used multiple times in one day, once
per round, by any type of priest: cure seriaus
wounds. dispel magic, enthrall, neutralize pni.wn,
remove curse. The following powers usc three
charges each and may only be used by hie rarchy
priests (the pragmatist, ethoist, and moralist kits):
flame strike, holy word, legend lore, raise dead,
restoration. In addition, the staff provi des a +2
bonus to all saving throws of the individual who
holds it.
Dionysus's
XPValue: 1,000 G P Value: 7,500
ugends & Lore
Anyone who is touched by the staff of Dionysus's
avatar must save vs. spell or suffer from confu-
sion as the priest spell.
of Disjoining
XP Value : 4,500 GP Value: 22,500
DUNGEON Magazine 35
Records of how to construct this powerful staff
have been lost in antiquity, tho ugh it seems cer-
tain to require the aid ofa high-level priest. This
type of staff is unadorned, resembling a gnarled
walking stick. Saered in nature, a staff of disjoin·
ing may be used only by a priest of the appropri-
ate alignment.
A staff of disjoining has two powers. At the
cost of one charge, the stafT may inflict feeble-
mindedness (like the spell) on any being it hits.
The staff's primary powe r, however, is much
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more awesome. At the cost of two charges (more
may be spent for g reatcr effect if th e use r so
desires) , the user may attempt to disjoin an y
being hit, separating the victim's bod y from its
mind. The victim must be hit by the staff and is
allowed a saving throw vs. staves at - 2 to avoid
the effect.
If the saving throw fails, the victim's body and
mind enter a state of suspended animation for a
number of turns equal to the number of charges
spent. When the disjoining ceases , the v ic tim
returns to a normal state.
If the user of the staff is a high priest, he or she
may opt to permanently disjoin th e target. The
target must first be disjoined by the stafT in the
normal way. Then the high priest speaks a special
command word and the staff floats into the a ir,
maintaining the state of disjunction in the target
until the staff is moved by an outside force.
Each staff 0/ disjoining has a specific align-
ment. Only beings of the same morals as the staff
(good, neutral , or evil) may d is turb a floati ng
stafT. Others who attempt to may conclude that
th e staff is illusory- hands o r objects pass
through it. If the staff is touched or bumped by
being of the same morals, there is a 75% chance
that either the mind or the body of the disj oined
being is released (50% chance for each). If th e
staff is grasped, both are released.
The act of pennanently disjoining a target uses
up all of the staff's remaining charges. Temporar-
ily disjoining a target does not require the staff to
remain in place and may be don e any number of
. times, depending on the staff's total charges. '
These staves cannot be recharged .
of Dispelling
XPValue: 4,000 G P Value: 20,000
D UNGEONS & D RAGONS Rules Cyclopedia
The touch of this item has the same effect as a
dispel magic spell from a 15th-level caster, but it
will affect o n ly the item or mag ica l effect
touched. Any potion or scro ll touched is com-
pletely destroyed, and any permanent magical
item touched becomes nonmagical for Id4 rounds
(i ncluding armor and weapo ns). This effect may
be permanently harmful to intelli gen t swords
(DM's choice). Each use of the staff costs one
charge. This staff is usable by any character.
of Displaceme nt
XPValue: 6,000 G PValue: 30,000
DRAGON Magazine I 73
This magical staff functions at al\ times as a cloak
of displacement +2 when up to three beings hold
it. The protection functions continuously an d
drains no charges.
The staff can also, upon command (a silent act
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StaffofDivergen
y
of wi ll not requirin g a ges ture or utte rance),
enable a s ingle creature grasping the s taff to
jump, as the 1st-level wizard spell. This function
drains one charge and may be activated as often
as desired, once per round.
The stafT can also part water by touch in a 5-
foot cylinder. The cylinder is centered on the staff
and e xtends 4 feet beyond either end of it ,
enabling beings to breathe air while submerged.
Magical processes replenish the ai r continuously
to keep it fresh and drain one charge per round
from the staff while perrorming this funct ion.
This function requires the utterance of a secret
command word to activate the slaff. The function
ceases upon the mental command of any being
grasping the staff, and it may be used as often as
desired.
Finally, all staves 0/ displacement can tem-
porarily negate (but not dest roy) wizard locks and
hold pOrlal spells, regardless of the level of the
caster. The touch of the staff causes the gua rded
doo r or portal to glow with a fain t radiance for
Id4 rounds; during this time, all creatures who
wish to do so may pass freely through the guarded
a area. When " free passage" ceases, any creatures
caught pass ing through the guarded area may
proceed but must suffer a system shock roll. This
function operates automatically, whether passage
is desired or not, and drains one charge per level
of the caster of the hold portal or wizard lock.
of Divergence
XPValue: 1,000 G PValue: 9,500
The Ruins of Myth Drannor
This sort of staff is a defensive weapon. Upon its
crafting, the staff must be set to guard against one
type of attack (typically "fire" or" lightning"). It
is effective only against the chosen ty pes of
attack, of both natural and magical origin, and ,
regardless of intensity.
Any attack of the chosen type directed within 9
feet of any part of a staff 0/ divergen ce is auto-
matically turned away, to a spot or target within
90 feet c hosen by the stafT bearer. I f no one is
holding the staff or if the bearer does not choose a
destinatio n for the attack , determine where it
takes effect randomly. Thi s function of the staff
drains three charges per usc, and can be used only
six times in any 24-hour period.
Dh·ergence is effective against spells and mag-
ical item di scharges employing the attack fonn
guarded against, but it cannot guard against " all
spells" or "all poisons." It could be crafted to
ward ofT " a ll acids," but all flaming attacks and
all electrical and energy discharge attacks are by
far the most common attack types guarded against
by such staves.
A staffo! divergence has an addit ional power,
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" Sill". Diviner of life

r
usable al will and requiring no charges. It can cal weapon, with a +2 bonus to attack, inflicting
emit afllcriefire radiance of any huc desired. The Id6+2 points of damage on a successful hit.
stafT must be held to change the inten sity and The staff also functions as a python staff, with
color of the radiance, or to cnd it. These processes the characteristics of the staff 0/ the serpent. This
require concentration that precludes spel1casting, includes the destruction of the staff if the snake is
but can be accomplished wit hin a round. killed. Using the staff as a snake costs one charge.
At a cost of two charges, the staff can be used
Diviner of Life to cast one of the fOllowing druidic spells: call
XPValue: 1,000 GPVa!ue: 7,500 lightning, dispel magiC, cure serious wounds,
Dnlgons of Dreams plant growth, cure disease, and speak with planu.
This magical arlifaCI was c reated by Way lorn Once a month, with no cost in charges, the
Wyvemsbane during the Age of Might. The staff staff can perform one o f the follow ing greater
is 4 feet long. Each end is capped with a band of abilities: wall o/fi re, transmute rock 10 mud, con-
gold and sleel that is 6 inches long. The staff has jure fire elemental, insect plague, wall a/thorns,
a 3-fool long section of what appears to be clear and conjure earth elemental.
glass in the middle. It will withstand 20 points of After using its greater power once, the staff
damage before breaking. If the glass breaks, the on ly regains th is ability if it is recharged in a
staff is useless. Moonwell beneath a full moon.
There seems to be a swirling white fog within
the glass section. When the keyword is spoken, of the Druids
the fog clears completely. If the staff the n touches XP Value: 10,000 GP Val ue: 50,000
a living being, the life force (hit points) of that DUNGEClt'S & DltACiONs Rules Cyclopedia
being will regi ster as a bright green line that This staff is usable only by druids. A druid carry-
extends from the bottom of the stafT, I inch per ing one gains an extra spell at each spell level.
10 hit points regi stered . The staff was used by The extra spells must be selected when the usual
commanders for dete rmining the gene ral condi- spells arc acquired (usually during morning med-
tion of their troops. itat ion) . Each day's use of the slaffuses one
charge. The staff is a weapon +3 as well, and may
DOlmaria 's Staff of Withering be used as such (inflicting I d6+ 3 points of dam-
XP Value: 9,000 GP Value: 40,000 age) without using any charges.
1992 Fantasy Colla:lOr Card 75
Dclmaria 's staff is a +2 weapon to attack and of an Element
causes I d4 +2 points of damage when a single XP Value GPValue
charge is expended. If two charges are expended, Earth: 10,000 20,000
the struc k enemy also ages 20 ye ars. T hree Air: 10,000 20,000
charges will wither a random limb of the struck Fire: 10,000 20,000
creature. Ageless creatures are unaffected by the Water: 10,000 20,000
slaff. However, there is always a 5% chance per Earth and Fire: 20,000 45,000
charge expended that the effects of the staff will Air and Water: 20.000 45,000
backfire on Delmaria (one charge ha s a 5% Elemental Power: 30,000 65,000
chance; two charges, 10% chance, and so on). DUNGEONS & DRAGONS Rules Cyclopedia
Usa ble only by wizards, there are seven types of
Druid these staves; roll I d I 00 to learn the exact type
XP Value: 10.000 GP Value: 50,000 found.
MOOIl5hac
The druid .Huif is a shafl of oak with a head Roll St$lffType
car ved in the shape of a wild animal , usuall y a 01 - 21 of Earth
boar, wolf. deer. or eagle . The staff allows the 22-42 of Air
uscr to perform several special fun ctions. 43-63 of Fire
It can be used to summon Ullimals of the type 64-84 of Water
carved onto the staff. At a cost of two charges. the 85-91 of Earth and Fire
user can send out a call. Al l animals of the appro- 92- 98 of Air and Water
priate type within 12 miles hasten to the dmid as 99-00 of Elemental Power
quickly as possi ble. Once thcy rcach the dru id, Each staff is a staff +2 and may be used as one
thcy ac t as if under an animal control spell. without using any charges, striking for I d6 +2
The staff can also be used to cast animal can- points of damage. Staves of two elements gain all
lrol on any animal within sight of the staff. at a the powers of both staves, and the staff of elemen-
cost of one chargc. The staff functions as a magi- tal power has the powers of all four.
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Each staff contains the following powers when
used on the Prime Material Plane:
• A +4 bonus to saving throws vs, attack forms
based on that element.
• Complete immunity to attacks by any elemen-
tal of that type.
• The ability to summon one 8 HD elemental of
that type per day (as the wizard spell), each sum-
moning costing one charge.
• Certain spel1-like effects, each costing one
charge per use. These created spell effects are
treated as if cast by a 10th-level spel1caster. The
effects are dependent on the type of element as
follows:
Earth; web, wall of stone
Air: lightning bolt, cloudkill
Fire: fireball, wall offire
Waler: ice storm or wall
When used on the elemental plane of the corre-
sponding type, the powers are quite different. As
long as one or more charges remain in the staff,
the powers granted to the holder are not Ihe pow-
ers given above, but rather the following powers:
Immunity to damage from the plane itself,
with vision to 60-foot range.
Movement within the plane at the rate of 120
feet per tum (60 feet/round).
Communication abi lity with any resident of
that plane.
A -4 bonus to Armor Class if attacked by a
resident of that plane.
Note that these staves do not provide Ihe ability
to breathe on the plane; some other device or
spell must also be used. However, when a staff is
used along with a matching ring of elemental
adaptation or talisman of elemen/altravel, all
effects given above are extended to a 10-foot
radius around the user.
Except for the staff of elemental power, each
staff can be used to negate eifects relating to the
element to which it is opposed at the cost of one
charge if the effect was produced by the opposite
staff or two charges if a normal spell was used.
For example, a staff ofair could be used to negate
a 1\10./1 o/fire spell cast by any wizard at the cost
of two charges.
A summoned elemental may be sent back to its
home plane with the same cost of charges (one if
produced by the opposite staff, two if conjured by
spell), but the elemental must be touched by the
staff (possibly requiring a normal attack roll).
If a staff is ever taken to the plane it is opposed
to, it immediately explodes, inflicting 20 points
of electrical damage plus Id8 points of damage
per charge remaining in the staff. The explosion
fills a sphere of 60-foot-radius; all creatures
within the effect may make a saving throw vs.
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spell with a -4 penalty to the roll to take half
damage. The wielder of the staff, however, gets
no saving throw,
of the Elements
XPValue G PValue
Earth: 10,000 25,000
Air: 10,000 25,000
Fire: 10,000 25,000
Water: 10,000 25,000
Tome of Magic
This powerful item appears to be a staff +2. If it
is grasped by an elementalist, however, its true
power becomes evident.
A staff of the elements is charged by the life
force of an elemental trapped within it. The staff
has charges equal to the number of Hit Dice of
the elemental multiplied by 2. Thus, a staff hold-
ing a 12·HD elemental has 24 charges. Every
time two charges are expended, the elemental
loses I Hit Die. When all charges are expended,
the elemental dies and the slaffbecomes dor-
mant.
If a dormant staff is used to successfully strike
an elemental, the creature must immediately
attempt a saving throw vs, Rod, staff, or wand. If
the save fails , the elemental is absorbed into the
slaff, thereby recharging the device, If the roll is
successful, the creature avoids the effect, but suf-
fers normal damage from the strike of the magi-
cal staff( ld6+2). It is possible to absorb an
elemental only iflhe staff is dormant. Only one
elemental may be held in the staff at one time.
The staff holds the following powers that do
not drain charges; each may be used once per day
even if the staff docs not hold an elemental:
Affect normal fires.
Detect elementals within a 100' radius
Fools gold
Metamorphose liquids
Wall offog
An occupied slaff has the following powers
depending upon the type of elemental trapped
within. For example, if a fire elemental is held in
the staff, only those powers related to fire are
available.
The following powers require the expenditure
of one charge per use:
Earth: Dig, Maximilian s stony grasp
Air: Stinking cloud, wind wall
Fire: Fireball, pyrotechnics
Water : Water breathing, watery double
The following powers drain two charges per
use:
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,Staff oflhe Elements: Air

F

Earth: Passwall, transmute rock to mud
Air: Cloudkill, solidfog
Fire: Fire shield, wall offire
Water: Airy waler, wolf a/ice
The most powerfu l abilities of the staff drain
four charges per use:
Earth : Crystalbriltle, stone 10 flesh (reversible)
Air: Airboat, suffocate
Fire: Forest s fiery constrictor, Malec-Keth s
flamefisl
Water: Abi-Dalzim's horrid wilting, transmute
water fa dust
The powers of a staffof the elements may be used
only by an elementalisl. Note that e1cmcntalists are
restricted against the use of spells and magical items
of the element that directly opposes their element of
specialty. Thus, an elementalist specializing in water
cannot usc the staff's powers if it contains a fire ele-
mental. Using a staff a/the elements can be danger-
ous. Each time a power is used that requires the
expenditure of one or more charges there is a 5%
chance that the trap ped elemental bursts forth ,
destroying the staff in the process. A successful dis-
pel magic spell cast on the stafT automatically
releases the creature. An escaped elemental will cer-
tainly seek revenge against its tonnenter.
of the Elements: Air
XP Value: 19,000 GP Value: 20,000
Infinity Sphere
Slightly modified from the version found in the
Tome of Magic, this slaff has the fo llowing prop-
erties:
Affect normal fires three limes a day
Fireball, pyrotechnics, magic missile twice a
d,y
Fire shield, wall offire once a day.
Forest sfiery constrictor, Malec-Keth sflame
fist
of the Elements: Fire
XP Value: 10,000 GP Value: 20,000
Infinity Sphere
A slightly modified version of that in the Tome of
Magic, this staff has the fo llowing powers:
Wall offog, three times a day
Stinking cloud, wind wall, twice a day
Cloud kill, solidfog, once a day
Airboat, suffocate, once a week
of Ethereal Action
XP Value: 7,000 GPValue: 15,000
The Magister
Also known as a blink staff, Ihis item appears to
be a normal wooden slafT, but when a command
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word is spoken, it allows the holder to blink, as in
the spell, for a cumulative period of up to two
turns per day. In batt le, the blinking stops (and
begins agai n) instantly upon the holder's com·
mand.
This stoff + I is able to strike creatures on the
Ethereal Plane (such as couatl, ghosts, phase spi-
ders, and characters using armor or oil ofethere-
alness), as well as those on the Prime Material
Plane. This stafT neither has nor requires charges.
of the Fates
XP Value: 25,000 G P Value: 90,000
Fate oflstus
The s taff of the fates can be used as a staff of
striking, but it also has magical powers that the
user can call upon. Every time Ihe holder uses
the staff in this fashion, his or her Intelligence
score suffers a temporary decrease . The device
gocs inert (and no point loss occurs) if the user
tries to call upon a power that would reduce the
Intelligence to less than 9. Lost Intell igence
points arc regained al the rale of I each day, by
resting or sleeping for at least four hours. Frac-
tional lost points are dis regarded for pur poses
of Intelligence-related abilities; for instance, a
character with a score of 1S ~ makes Intelli-
gence Checks as ifhis or her score was 16. The
following powers can be emp loyed by the user
once a day:
Powers costing 2 points: Timestop, tempus
fugit, magic mirror (unlimited range and dura-
lioll, contact other plane; no chance of fai lure or
insanity).
Powe rs costing I Y, point s: reinca rnation ,
sending, tTl/ename, geas.
Power s costing I point: divination, true see-
ing,find the path, word of recall.
Powers costing Y, point: all cantrips and all
1st-level priest spells.
Fiend
XP Value: 8,000 GP Value: 40,000
Vault of the Drow
Thefiend SlajJhas a number of functions, but
each can be used only once per day.
Touch causes fear (no save).
A hit causes 4d6 points of damage.
Summon any lesser baatezu.
Transforms the holder into any lesser baatezll
for 5 rounds.
of Flames
XPValue: 10,000 GPValue: 40,000
D RAGON Magazine 179
This staff allows any wizard to use the following
powers, at the cost of one charge per use: affect
normal fires, flaming sphere, pyrotechnics, sun-
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dazzle, sunfire. The following powers use two
charges, except in the case of flame mages, who
e.lpend only one charge from the staff: conjure
fire elemental, sun stones, enhance fire creatures.
Only a flame mage may use conflagration, it con-
sumes four charges (the staff wielder's level is
used to determine the duration of this spell). The
wielder is also considered to be under the effects
of aflameproof spell as long as he or she holds
the statT. The flameproof etTect disappears when
all charges of the staff are expended.
Fraz-Urb-luu 's
XPValue: 18,000 GPValue: 90,000
The Lost Caverns ofTsojeanth
Fraz-Urb-Iuu 's own weapon is a stafT that com-
bines the abilities of a rod of beguiling, a rod of
rulership, and a staff of command. This weapon
was stole n when he was imprisoned, and has
since disappeared. No one, not even other fiends,
wishes to see this artifact recovered.
of Fury
XP Value: 8,000 G P Value: 40,000
Old Empires
This slatTis used in conjunction with a wizard's
normal arsenal of spells. When a wizard casts
spells while holding Ihis stafT, all spells are + I on
casting time, bUI become devastatingly powerful.
Damage spells gain +1 per die, even exceeding
maximums. All saving throws againsllhe spells
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Staff of Gnalmars~
of a w izard usi ng a slaff offury suffer a - 2
penalty. Each lime Ihis function is used, it drains
the statT of a charge.
This slaff can also be used as a defensive
weapon. In this case, the caster cannol perform
any offensive aClions Ihat round, but may use the
statT 10 block up to Ihree successful attacks each
round, be it with a weapon in combal, or at range
with a missile weapon. Each block drains the
staff of one charge; Ihe wizard must specify how
many potential attacks are being blocked at the
start of the round. II is rechargeable.
Geb 's Quarterstaff
XPValue: 8,000 GP Value: 45,000
Legends & Lore
Geb 's avatar traditionally carries a quarterstaff
+3 in combat that can duplicate the function of
any magical item or spell relating to the earth. For
example, it can be commanded to function as a
spade of colossal excayation or to cast a trans-
mute rock to mud spell.
of Glyphs
XPValue: 1,000 GPValue: 8,000
DRAGON Magazine 50
This is a charged item whose sole function is to
create certain glyphs of warding. The staff has a
prcdelennined set of glyphs (up to three), each of
which require an increasing level of charges. For
example, a stafTmight contain Fryz, cast by use
of one charge, Cino by use of two, and Wad by
use of three charges, the name of the glyph being
the appropriate command word. The item is used
by touching it to the area to be >,wlY(ied (the size of
the area should also be predetermined and con-
stant). Only a priest can use it, and it does not
automatically give the priest the power to cast a
particular glyph.
of G natmarsh
XP Value: 4,000 G PValue: 20,000
GREYHAWK- Adventures
Enchanted by a shaman of the trihcsmen in Gnat-
marsh, this rechargeable staff has Ihe following
magical functions:
Death magic against a single insect or insec-
toid monste r, fatal unless a saving th row vs.
death magic is successful (one charge).
Animate dead insect or fallen insect life in a
IO-foot area (two charges).
Summon Id4+2 friendly thri-kreen (or insects
chosen by the DM) to fight for the summoner
for eight hours or until s lain, al which time
they disappear (three charges).
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of Harming
XPValue: 4,500 G PValue: 35,000
Red Arrow, Black Shield
The staff of harming functions like a reversed
staff of healing, but at the cost of one charge per
creature harmed. It inflicts Id6+ I points of dam-
age if iltouches any creature (no saving throw); a
normal attack roll may be required. This is in
addition to norma! weapon damages (ld6 points),
if applicable. The staff can also create the follow-
ing effects, with the costs noted. Each effect is
identical to the reversed form of a priest spell.
Note that the use of this staff is an evil act.
Eff«:t Charges
Cause blindness 2 charges
Cause disease 2 charges
Cause serious wounds ] charges
Create poison 4 charges
of Healing
XPValue: 5,000 G PValue: 40,000
D UNGEONS & DRAGONS Rules Cyclopedia
Usable only by priests, this staff will heal 1d6+ 1
points of damage per use. It may only be used
once a day per person, but it will heal any number
of persons once a day. It does not have or use
charges for healing.
As an option, the DM may add charges to the
staff (in addition to its curing abilities) to create
the following effects, at the cost of the charges
indicated.
Cure blindness: I charge
Cure disease: I charge
Cure serious wounds: 2 charges
Neutralize poison: 2 charges
of Hornwood
XPValue: 4,000 G PVa!ue: 15,000
Adventures
G REYIt.o.WK
This wooden staff was enchanted by a w izard
who wanted to make his travels in the wilderness
less dangerous. When the command word is spo-
ken, the staff creates an area of antipathy in a 20-
fOOl radius that is avoided by normal animals
(including giant variations) unlcss attacked by the
staff holder or the party. Animals with higher
than animal Intelligence can enter the warded
area if a successful saving throw vs. staff is made.
Enchanted creatures of the forest will be irri-
tated by the operation of the staff; 75% of the
time they will leave the area in disgust, and the
other 25% of the time they take steps to drive
away the staffholder.
The staff can also be used as a melee weapon,
in which case the antipathy effect causes any ani-
mal struck 10 flee the encounter, subject to any
applicable saving throw. Each hit drains a charge
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from the staff. Note that with sufficient time and
effort, animals can be trained to withstand the
effects of this staff. The staff can be recharged.
[dun 's
XP Value: 2,000 GP Value: 45,000
Legends & Lore
Anyone struck by the avatar's staff becomes 10
years younger (save vs. spell to negate). If the
victim's age falls below 15, one point of Strength
and Wisdom is lost for every two years below 15.
If the victim's age falls below 8, physical attacks
are not possible. Below the age of six, magic can
no longer be used.
Ixtlilton's
XP Value: 600 GP Value: 3,000
Legends & Lore
Anyone hi t by the avatar's staff must save vs.
spell or be stunned for Id4 rounds and take nor·
mal damage.
Jizo
XP Value: 7,000 GP Value: ]5,000
DRAGON Magazine 40
This staff can be used only by priests, and that
includes druids. It has IdlOO charges of protection
from undead 15' rodius, each charge lasting Id6
hours. While any charBeS remain, the staff is also a
staff of striking +2. Striking with this staff does not
use charges; only the use of the protection aspect
drains charges. This stalfhas nofineJ strike.
of Kitsyrral
XP Value: 3,500 GP Value: 42,500
Falcon's Revenge
This staff enables a priest to store spells for later
use. The staff can hold 10 charges: each charge is
equal to one spell level.
By casting spells on the staff, the priest imbues
it with spell energy. This charges it and later
allows the priest to draw upon the stored energy.
Any level of spells may be cast on the staff, but
the total levels stored ca n never exceed 10.
Excess spell levels are lost.
The priest can cast any spells on the staff.
Since they are stored as energy and not as spells,
they may later be cast from the staff, regardless of
when a specific spell was stored originally. Spell
levels may be stored or cast in any combination.
The priest may expend charges at will, using
them in any combination (any four 2nd- and t\.VO
1st-level spells, or ten Ist·level spells, or any
combination totaling 10 charges). He or she may
not cast spells that are above the character's level
of spell ability. Spells cast from the staff take
effect in half the normal casting time, but at the
very least have a casting time of I.
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Kuan Yin 's Quarterstaff Lao Tzu 's

XPYalue: 1,500 G PYalue: 15,000 XP Value: 9,000 GP Value: 82,000
Legends & Lme Legends & Lore
In combat, Kuan Yin's avatar employs a magical Anyone hit by the staff of Lao Tzu's avatar must
quarterstaff + 5 that inflicts stunning damage save vs. paralyzation or be pennanently paralyzed.
only. Nothing short of a wish can counter this curse.

K' uei Hsing's of the Magi

XP Value: 1,500 G PValue: 25,000 XPValue: 15,000 GPValue: 75,000
Legends & Lore DUNGEON M ASTER Guide
K'uei Hsing's avatar uses a staff +3 that also acts This potent staff contains many spell powers and
as a rod of cancellation. This weapon is also other functions. Some of its powers drain charges;
known as Chung Kuel $ Staff. others don't.

K' ung Fu-tzu's The following powers do not drain charges:

XP Value: 3,000 GP Value: 18,000 Detect magic
Legends & Lon: Enlarge
Anyone hit by the staff of K 'ung Fu-tzu's avatar Hold portal
must save vs. paralyzation or be stunned for IdJO Light
rounds. Protection from evil/good
The following powers drain one charge per use:
Kura Okami 's Invisibility
XP Value: 10,000 GP Value: 72,000 Fireball
Legends & Lon: Knock
Upon command, Kura Okami's staff unleashes a Lightning bolt
torrent of water 10 feet wide, causing creatures Pyrotechnics
caught in its path to save vs. pelrification or be Ice storm
washed 2dl 00 yards away. W,b
Wall offire
Ky Trencha Ukang Dispel magic
XP Value: 3,000 GP Value: 30,000 Passwall
Kara-Tur These powers drain two charges per use:
The great wujen Kixa To' u created the Ky Tren- Whirlwind'
cha Ukang , a staff of eldritch powers. Fearing Conjure elemental'
his creation, Kixa To'u transformed the staff Planar travel
into five magical scroll reels with unbreakable Telekinesis'
(AC - 2) enameled cases, each of which magi- ' The whirlwind is identical to that caused by a
cally rewro te any spent, blank magic parchment djinni.
placed inside. Only one of these scroll cases is , The staff can be used to conjure one elemeOlal
known to stili exist, and it is owned by the wu of each type per day, each having 16 Hit Dice.
jen Yuraka of Singye. The other reels have been I Telekinesis is at 8th level (200 pounds maximum

lost for more than five centuries. It is rumored weight).

that if ali the pieces are brought together, the
staff will reform. The staff's powers are bind at
will, disguise at will,fire enchantment, poly-
morph other, wall offire (three times a day),
wall of iron (twice a day), major creation (once
a day), aura (once a week), and power word
srun (once a month). Its primary power is call,
as in the 8th-level wu jen spell, but the wielder
of Ky Trencha Ukang need not have actually
seen the person or spirit called; he or she just
needs to know the correct name. Its side effects
are insomnia and arthritis. It has an Intelligence
of 17 and a neutral evil alignment.
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The staffofthe magi adds a +2 bonus to all
saving throws vs. spell. It can be used to absorb
wizard spell energy directed at its wielder, but if
the staff absorbs energy beyond its charge limit, it
will explode as if a "retributive strike" (see
below) had been made. The spell levels of energy
absorbed count only as recharging the staff, but
they cannot be redirected immediately, so if
absorption is desired, that is the only action pos-
sible by the staff wielder that round. Note also
that the wielder has no idea how many spell lev-
els are cast at him or her, for the staff does not
communicate this knowledge as a rod of absorp-
tion does. Absorbing spells is risky, but absorp-
tion is the only way this staff can be recharged.
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,SUff, Magical Quarterslaff
(

Retributive strike is a breaking of the staff, it

must be done purposefully and declared by the wiz-
ard wielding it. When this is done, all levels of spell
energy in the staff are released in a globe of3()..foot
radius. All creatures within 10 feet of the broken
slaff suffer points of damage equal to eight times
the number of spellievels of energy in the rod ( I to
25), those between 10 and 20 feet take 6 times, and
those 20 to ]0 feet distant take 4 times the number
of levels. A successful saving throw vs. spell indi-
cates that one-half damage is sustained.
The wiza rd breaking the staff has a 50%
chance of traveling to another plane of existence,
but if not, the explosive release of spell energy
totally destroys the wizard. This staff and the staff
0/ power are the only magical items capable of a
retributive strike.
In a D RAC ONLANCE· Campaign : Staves a/the
magi do not exist on Ansalon.
In Ravcnloft : This staff is incapable of planar
travel while in Ravenloft. Attempts to use it for
planar travel do not expend any charges.

Magical Qu arterstaff
XPValue GPVaiue
+ 1: 2,500 15,000
+2: ],000 20,000
+]: 3,500 5,000 Magius's staff of legend still bears the wizard's
+4: 4,000 ]0,000 spirit and lends illO save Ihc world Magius loved.
+5: 4,500 5,000 Many wizards of renown have used Ihis Slaff and
D UNGEON MASTER Guide added to its powers.
This item seems to be a nonnal bronzev,'Ood staff The staff aciS like a ring o/protection +3,
banded with iron. The shaft is actually as strong improving the wearer's AC by - 3, and adding a
as steel, and has two magica l quali ties. Upon + 3 bonus 10 all saves. The staff strikes with a +2
command, the staff will alter its length from as on attack rolls, inflicting I d8 points of damage.
shon as 6 feet to as long as 12 feet (or any length Once a day, it can create cOlllinuallight, 60-fool
in between). It also inflicts damage as a quarter- radius; it can save its owner with a/eather /ail.
staff (base amount, Id6 points), with additions to When used by a wizard of 6th lcvel or higher, thc
attack and damage rolls based upon its magical slaff doubles spell durations, adds +2 points dam-
bonus. age per die, and maintains spells for one round
after concentration is broken. Other powers may
Roll TyP' exist.
01 - 25 +1 This staff has hidden powers. Only a master
26-50 (normal form) +2 wizard can summon them. If a wizard of 6th level
51 - 75 +3 or highcr uses the slafT, the DM rolls Id IO. On a
76-90 +4 I, a random effect occurs. The DM should select
91-00 +5 the effect from the list below. Onee an effect has
occurred three times, the wizard may attempt to
of Magius maste r the power by making a Y2 Intelligence
XPValue: 1],000 G P Value: 72,000 check.
Talesoflhe Lance The following powers cost one charge each:
This polished mahogany staff is lopped with a Continuallight,feather/all, darkness J5' radius,
crystal ball held tightly in a bronze dragon claw. hold portal, detect magiC, prorection vs.
Its powers are limited only by its user; once the evil/good, enlarge, srrike at double damage.
wizard learns the staff's true nature, great power The following cost two charges each: Entan-
may be summoned. gle, gust o/wind,jump, magic missile (><3), knock
Legends say the wizard Magius aided Huma in spiderclimb, levitate telekinesis (25-foot range).
his quest to drive dragons from the face of Krynn. The following powers cost four charges each.
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The user must make a Constitution check or
become exhausted for 2d6 rounds, suffering a - 2
on all rolls and moving only at half-rate: Dispel
magic, lightning bolt (6d6 points damage),jeign
death , locate object,fire shield, paralyze, invi$i-
bility,summon swarm.
The staff recharges at the rate of one charge an
hour while in the light of Solinari (up to S points
a day). The staff can carry up to 20 charges.
of Magius II
XPValue: 10,000 GPValuc: 50,000
t992 Fantasy Collector Card 412
Magius was a wizard who aided Hurna. His staff
eventually fell into Raistlin Majere's hands. It can
be used only by wizards. Any new owner imme·
diately knows that it functions as a ring oJpratec-
lion + 3, weapon +1 (IdS damage) and ca n
performJeather fail and continua/light once per
day. Prolonged use will reveal that, in the hands
of a 6th· or higher.level wizard, the staff doubles
the duration of spells that influence light, air. and
the mind . It also maintains spell s that require
concentrati on for one round a ft er the wizard
stops concentrating and adds 2 points of damage
\0 every die of damagc inflicted by a spell of the
slaff 's owner.
of the Magius
XPValue: 15,000 GPValue: 75,000
Dragons of Triumph
The staff oj the magills can only be used effec·
tively by wizards. The first paragraph of abilities
is automatically known to the wielder, while
those in the second parag raph may be discovered
when casting certain spells.
The staff oj the magills functio ns as a ring of
protection +3. It ca n strike as a +2 magica l
wea pon and cause I dS points of damage. Once
per da y the user can command the staff to per-
fonn aJeatheifall and a contillual light spell.
In the hands of a wizard of 6th-level or higher,
the staff can enhance spells cast by the wizard. It
doubles the duration of spells that influence light,
ai r, and minds. It mai ntains spells that require
concentrafion for one round after concentration
ends. It also adds +2 points of damage to every
die of damage done by a spell cast by the holder
of the staff.
Meriadar's Quarterstaff
XP Value: 3,200 GP Value: 25,000
MonslCr Mythology
Meriadar'S avatar carries a quarterstaff +3 that
affects any goblinoid struck by it as a symbol oj
persllasioll (nonnal saving throw vs. spell).
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$laff, Mirandos's SUlTof tll5«1 Command
of Miracles
XPValue: 4,000 G P Value: 20,000
The Ruins of Myth Drannor
These wizards' staves were once common, made
in Myth Drannor and elsewhere, but the secrets of
their cralling are known by but a few today. When
finnly held and ordered, these staves glow with a
brief, blue-white radiance and allow a +4 bonus
on saving throws for up to four beings touching
it. The protection lasts for the round in which the
staff is touched and the followin g ro und, and
drains the staff of fou r charges each time this
power is activated. A staff oj miracles may heal
(as the 6th·level priest spell) once every 24 hours.
This function drains five charges.
The staff may also be used to delay death once
every 24 hours. This function , which drains six
charges, is similar to the death s door spell, and
permits a dead being, if touched with in three
round s of deat h, to be brought to I hit poi nt
despite any wounds, dismemberments, Ot even
decapitation. Breathi ng, bleeding, and all life
functions are magically hailed for seven turns; if
curative magic or other means are applied to the
unfortunate during this time, actual death may be
averted. A system shock roll may apply if a DM
judges it appropriate.
Once every 66 days, a slaff oj miracles allows
Ihe bealer vuo; limited wi$h, at a cost of 12 charges
(insufficient charges cause failure to function).
When this fu nction is used, a roll of thunder is
heard overhead. The staff bearer is not aged by
the use of this power. The limited wish is akin to
the 7th· level wizard spell. If death is involved, it
cannot be directly caused by the spell, and it can
only be undone or reversei3 for one creature. If
the limited wish involves the undoing of acts,
spells cast, or words said, it can only reach back
into the immediate past to a maximum of one
tum.
Mirandos's Staff of In sect
Command
XP Value: 5,000 G P Va lue: 25,000
1992 Fanlasy Collector Card 130
Mirandos bears this magical staff and uses it in
Ixtul, a lost city in Far Payit. The staff is a varia·
tion of the staff of command, with the follow ing
powers: It can cast summon illsects, speak with
animals (insects only), giant insect, and repel
insects by expending one charge each, or it can
cas t illsect plague whe n two charges are
expended. Any insects summoned or created by
the sta ff act as though charmed by Mirandos,
with no saving throw.
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"' Staff ofMishakal
of Misha kal
XPValue: 5,000 G PValue: 25,000
Tales oflhe Lance
The first gift of Mishakal to the people of !Crynn
upon her return to the world was the blue crystal
siaff of Mishakal given to Riverwind. Carved
from crys tal , its c rown is topped with a bladed
cap and a blue gcm. Mishakal granted Riverwind
the staff to bring Goldmoon to he r and to the
disks oj Mishakal (see Book).
This slaff is sentient and of lawful good align-
ment. Its Intelligence equals 13 (empathic with
use r) and its Ego is 10. It can control the actions
of a user whose combined Intelligence. Cha-
risma, and level (- I per f ive rounds) is less than
23. Only lawful good characte rs may use the
staff; others suffer 4d6 points of electrical dam-
age if they try. The staff strikes as a +3 weapon,
adding +3 to all attack rolls. For each auack the
user can choose to spend I, 2, o r 3 charges to
inflict +3, +6, o r +9 ( respectively) to damage.
T he staff can cast any of t he following priest
spells (cost of two charges per spell level).
1st: Command, cure light wound, remove fear.
3rd: Continual light, cure blindness, cure dis-
ease, remove curse.
51h: Cure critical wounds, raise dead, teleport
(15 charges).
7th: Restoration, resurrection, deflect dragon
breOfh (10 charges).
The staff holds up to 20 c harges and regains
one charge per day in moonlight.
of Mishakal U
XP Value: 5,000 GP Value: 25,000
Dragons of Despair
This staff is carved from a single piece of blue
crystal. It is about 5 feet long and has a 2-inch-
diameter shaft. The ornamentally bladed head of
the staff bears a gem in its center.
Although Riverwind d oes not remembe r, a
manifestation of the goddess Mishakal gave him
the staff. It is an Inte ll igent artifact of lawful
good alignment and has an Ego of 10. It can only
be used by those of that alignment---others who
try to wield the staff take 4d6 points of electrical
damage. A lawful good person may use the staff
to heal the electrical damage it has caused. The
staff has the following powers:
Strikes as a staff of striking ( l d3 charges per
use).
Casts any of the following priest spells (two
charges per level of spell):
lst: Command, cure light wounds, remove
fear
3rd: Continua/light, cure blindness, cure
disease, remove curse
5th : Cure critical wounds, raise dead
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7th: Restoration, resurrection
Teleports at its own discretion, using 15
charges.
Deflects dragon breath weapons in a 10-foot
radius (10 charges per use).
The stafT holds up to 20 charges at a time. It
regains one charge a day from the combined
influences of Krynn 's three moons, but it can be
recharged instantly and completely at the statue
of Mishakal.
Monkey's
XPValue: 2,500 GPValue: 15,000
Hall of Heroes
The Monkey's strength l ies within the towering
oak staff he carries. The staff, capped with the
three silver rings of his profession, enhances both
the Monkey's saving throws vs. magical auacks
by +4 and his shukenja spell rolls by +3.
of the Moonglow
XP Value: 3,000 GPValue: 15,000
DRAGON Magazine 173
Devised long ago in the early days of the northern
city of Silverymoon, staves of this sort are most
often found in the hands of Harpers and elves.
They are activated and deactivated by silent act of
will combined with physical contact and can be
used by all races and classes of intelligent beings.
At a cost of one charge per round of use, the
wielder of a staff of the !twonglow can pass with-
out trace (as the 1st-level priest spell),find the
path (as the 6th-level priest spell), or have free
action (as the 4th-level priest spell). A staff of the
moonglow can also (at a cost of one charge per
round of use) be made to glow with a pearly,
blue-white ra diance. The light fills a sphere 30
feet in radius, centered on the midpoint of the
stafT. Besides providing illumination for reading
and other sight-related tasks, this radiance allows
a ring of shoo ling stars located within it to oper-
ate as if it were underground, reveals the auras of
a ll magical dweomers within its area of effect as
amber faerie fire glows, and causes all undead
within it to attack at - 3 Qn their attack ro lls. All
magical inscriptions and wizard marks located
within the moonglow shine forth clearly and dis-
tinctly, even if normally invisible or magically
concealed.
Whenever a staff of the moonglow strikes an
opponent, the bearer can elect (at a cost of two
charges) to forego all physical attac k damage in
exchange for forcing the struck crearure to "stay."
This power allows no saving throw and operates
as follows : All crearures ab le to shift out of phase
(into the ethereal or elsewhere), blink, or telepon
(including related spells or creature powers, such
as the dimension door ability of a boggle) are pre-
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vented from doi ng so for one round . In other
\o,..ords, for the round that follows the staff attack,
Ihey cannot escape by magical means and may be
altacked normally by the staff wielder and his or
her companions. Creatures not able to use such
abilities or spells are merely slowed for the one
round following the staff attack.
A staff of the moonglow operates as a weapon
+4 when used under an open, moonlit sky. Ifused
under a starlit sky o r under a nighl sky in which
the moon is concealed by weather. it func t io n ~
on ly as a weapon + J. Underground. it has no
bonuses, except that in all locations and condi-
tions. the strike of a staff of th e moonglow does
double damage to all undead; it also counts as
"holy," s il ve r, and magical fo r attac k purposes,
and it affects trolls and other creatures suscepti-
ble to fire damage as though the physical damage
of its striking were caused by flame . These staff
properties drain no charges.
of the Nec romancer
XPValue: 13,000 GPVa lue: 65.000
Old Empires
This staff belongs to Hodkamset, the most power-
ful wizard in the service of the god Set. Hodkam-
set made this alabaster staff from the spine bones
ofa dragon.
Hodkamset pursued the art of necromancy and
built this itcm to aid in spellcasling. It was stolen
from him by the priests of Osiris, in a battle two
years ago, but assassi ns of Set retrieved it before
the priests could destroy it, and once again Hod-
kamset wields it. It has a maximum of25 charges,
and absorbs magic as a staff of the magi. In addi-
tion, it has the following powers t hat cost no
cha rges: detect magic. speak with dead, and pro-
tection from good.
The fo llowing powers cost one charge per use:
animate dead, darkness 15' radius. dispel magic,
and hold person.
The following powers cost two c harges per
use: command undead, enfeeble,feeblemind. and
life level drain. This last attack form drains one
life level. has a lOO-foot range, and automatically
strikes o ne taraet within that range.
of Night
XP Value: 3.000 GPValue: 15,000
The Ruins of Myth Drannor
A staffo/ night is not (despite folk beliefs to the
contrary) an evil item; like many staves, it has no
alignment. Anyone taking hold of this staff is
automatica lly afforded infravision to a ran ge of
90 fe et. By wordless mental command (at a cost
of one charge), this staff can dispel any magical
spell radiance whose area of effect it contacts
(light, continual light, or faeriefire. but not glow-
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ing magical auras, as from swords). Radiances of
nonnally pennanent duration return Id4+ l turns
after this function is exercised.
The bearer of a staff of night can al so create
darkness in a IO-foot-radius sphere centered on
the midpoint of the staff. The darkness is equal in
effect to that created by the 2nd-level wizard spell
darkness 15' radills, and it moves wi th the staff.
This function costs one charge per use and can be
ended by mental command of the bearer; it can
al~ he continuecl indefinitely. even if the staff is
no longer in contact with a living being.
Once every seven days, the greatest power of a
staffofnight may be used. When the bearer of the
staff feels (by a faint, continuous tingling) that
this power is ready, a command word is spoken to
activate the power. Doing this drains six charges
from the staff each time it is invoked. Within one
round, an umber hulk appears. It fights or other-
wise performs at the staff bearer's bidding for
three rounds, then va nishes again. The umber
hulk always has 60+ hp and obeys diligently and
loyally in undertaking even obviously dangerous
tasks (if directly asked to ha rm itself, it does
no thi ng). The bea rer of the s taff is rendered
immune to the confusion power of the gaze of all
umbe r hulks while the staff is held. If the umber
hulk is slain whi le in service to the staff bearer,
the staff instantly crumbles to dust, its powe r
gonc forever.
Lord Aumry o f Shadow dale (husband of the
"witch" Sylune) once bore such a staff. It was
stolen from his tomb by Lashan of Scardale. who
is thought to be still alive and in hiding-he may
well stil1 have it.
of the Ninja
XP Val ue: 5,000 G PValue: 25,000
DRAOON Magazine 126
This staff appears to be an ordinary be stick until
checked for magic. II is +2 to attack and damage
roils, and has other special abilities as well. If the
appropriate command words are known, the fol-
lowing things may occur at the user's command:
• A spear head slides out of one end, turning the
weapon into II .~hnlflljn JIflri +2. The head retracts
when the command word is repeated.
• A sword blade juts out of the other end, turni ng
the staff into a shikorni-zue +2. As before, the
blade retracts if the command word is repeated.
• The staff has a saving throw vs. crushing blows
of I, making it virtually unbreakable.
• It has balancing ability.
• Once a day, each concealed weapon blade may
be enveno med . The veno m is wiped off and
expended on the first successful blow. acting as if
it had come from a dagger of venom.
• The staff dances for five rounds, attacking the
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enemy as if wielded by an 8th- level ninja. The
staff can dance as a bo stick, shakujo yari, or
shikom i-zue-the form in which the owne r
wishes it to fight, however, must be determined
before the weapon is made to dance. When time
runs out or il is recalled, the statT returns to the
owncr.
• It acts as a ring o/water walking.
• Four times a week, the bearer of the staff can
pass through stone or metal walls up to 3 feel
thick.
Oberon's
XP Value: 7,000 GP Value: 20,000
Monster Mythology
Oberon's avatar carries an enchanted staff that
can be used as a changestafJonce a day.
of Oceans
XP Value: 8,000 GP Va lue: 20,000
Kara·Tur
This is an ornate staff, laminated from many
types ofv.-ood and carved into intricate designs of
dragons, hawks, and faces. It was created by the
first Lord of Oceans, who used it to flood a
frozen battlefield and defeat the nobility's forces.
It has the following powers (all using one charge):
spell immunity (one turn duration), create water,
air walk, and cure serious wOl/nds, For three
charges, the statT can raise dead or casl an ancielll
curse. It can di scharge up to 10 lightning bolts
each day (6d6 each, no charge required). The stafJ
o/oceans is the ruling instru ment ofTabot, so it
is always carried by the High Lord ofOeeans
when in public,
O-Kuni-Nushi 's
XPVa lue: 1,000 G PValue: 7,500
Legends & I.,()re
Any being struck by the avatar's staff must make
a Strength check or fall to the ground,
of Osiris
XPValue: 1,500 GP Value: 7,500
Old Empires
This statT is made of dark mahogany and is cov-
ered with painted hieroglyphs. A quarterstafJ +3,
it is a favored weapon of the priests of Osiris: at
least 20 are known 10 still exist loday.
In addition 10 its attacks, the stafT bloeks one
successful attack each rou nd; the first successful
melee attack against the wielder is aUlOmatically
negated. This does not prevent ranged attacks,
such as missi le wcapons and spells, from causing
damage but it does SlOp sword thrusts, ot her
staves, daggers, and melee weapons. In spite of
its name. a staff o/Osiris may be used by any
priesthood, including Set's.
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Osmal's Staff of the Woodlands
XP Value: 9,000 G P Value: 45,000
1992 Fantasy Collector Card 264
Osmal's stafJ is made from the severed limb ofa
treant- a bolt oflightning cut the branch free and
nearly killed the treant in the process. As a result,
the staff has all o f the powers of a staff o/the
woodlands + 2, and it can call lightning (three
bolts) in two rounds, once a week. Each bolt of
lightning inflicts 5d8 points of damage (save for
half damage). There must be al least partial cloud
cover in order for the staff to work. Osmal abhors
violence, so he has never called upon the stafT's
uniq ue power, and the elec trical ability may
become a lost secret ifOsmal dies without reveal-
ing it.
Panzuriel's Qua rterstaff
XPValue: 1,500 GPValue: 8,500
Monster Mythology
The avatar's powerful quarterstaff + 4 delivers
IdlO points of electrical damage in addition to
normal melee damage (a saving throw vs. spell is
allowed 10 halve the electrical damage).
Pharaoh 's Ruling
XP Value: 5,000 GP Value: 25,000
Pharaoh
In the hands of one who knows how to use it, this
staff is capable of three magical acts:
• Striking the tip to the ground th ree times causes
the staff to polymorph itself into a large ven-
omous snake (Ae 4; M V 15; HD 4; hp 28; HAT I ;
Dmg I d4 + save vs. poison or die; AL the same
as whoever wields the staff). The snake will not
anack the wielder of the sta fT. Grasping the snake
by the tail firmly, at - 2 on attack rolls, paly-
morphs the snake back into the golden staff.
• Striking the ground twice and then spinning the
tip in the air creates a globular ball 0/ lightning
that, for every round it is spun before released at
its target, develops Id 10 points of damage poten-
tiaL Note, however, that the person spinning the
lightning must concentrate both on its spinning
and on its direction for detonation. If the spinner
is disturbed during spinning (moves, is hit, or is
distracted) then the ba ll d etonates on the spot
with as much damage as had been spun to that
point.
• Striking the ground once and then pointing it
skyward produces a clap of thunder of such vol-
ume that all exposed creatures within 1,000 feet
must save vs. petrification ()r be struck with/ear
for Id I0 rounds.
The stafT holds only five charges of each type.
Only a sage ( for a fee) can extract the above
infonnation-or a little lucky experimentation.
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of Power
XPValue: 12,000 GP Value: 60,000
DUNGEON MASTER Guide
The staff ofpffwer is a very poten! magical itcm,
with offcnsive and defcnsive abilities. The powers
below cost one charge each:
Continual light
Magic missile or lightning bolt
Darkness. 5' radius
Ray ofenfeeblement
Lel·ilalion
COIle of cold or fireball
The following powers drain two charges each:
Shield, 5' radius
• Globe ofinvulnerability
' Paralyzation I
1 Paralyzation is a ray from the end of the staff
extending in a cone 40 feet long and 20 feet wide
at the far end.
The DM may assign alternate powers by ran-
dom die roll.
The wielder of a s taff of power gains a +2
bonus to Armor Class and saving throws. The
staff may be used to smite opponents. II strikes as
a magical weapon +2 and inflicts Id6+2 points of
damage; ifone c harge is expended, the staff
causes double damage, but two charges do not
cause triple damage. Roll O ther Staves
A staff ofpOlver can be broken for a retriuuti ve 00-<;5 Dasic 5taff.
strike (see Staff, of the magi). The staff can be 66-75 As basic staff with thc pillars offlame
recharged. and smoke (a spe<:tacular find /he path
spell).
of the Priest Kings 76-85 As basic staff with earthqrll1ke and
XPValue GPVal ue hold person.
Type I: 5,000 25,000 86-95 As basic staff wiih raise (lead (2d4,
Type II: 5,500 27,500 burns two charges).
Type III : 6,000 30.000 96-99 As basic sta ff with resurrec t ( l d6 ,
Type IV: 6,500 32,500 burns three charges per spell).
Type V: 7,000 35,000 00 As basic s taff with restoration (ld4,
Type VI: 7,500 37,500 four charges per spell), and blade bar-
Strategic Review Magazine 7 rier, +2 on spell effectiveness.
This staff is the priestly equivalent of a staff of Like staves of wizardry, these have 200
wizardry, and combines the fo llowing functions: charges, but have nofinal strike capacity.
The snake staff
Sticks to snakes spell. Quirks of Magical Slaves·
Insect plague spell. XP Value: - G P Value: -
Create/pollute food and water spell. DMooN Magazine 163
Cure/cause disease spell. The AD&oa game has one of the largest compi-
Continual light spell. lations of magical items in the fantasy gaming
NeUlralizepoisoll spell. industry. The following tables have been created
Cure light and serious wounds spell. to add some spice and variety to ex.isting magical
items in the AO&O game worlds. A table of non-
This is the basic staff, which is + I on s pel1 s tandard, magical item abilities is o ffered for
effectiveness. Other staves may be found. accord- eaeh majo r type of magical item in the AO&O
ing to the following percentages: game.
Most items arc created normally, and they
funct ion exactly as a standard item of the same
type in the DMG. However, sometimes thcre is a
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slight mishap in the creation of the device: the
steps are not followed in the proper order, the
astrological signs do not bode well, the item 's
creator is disturbed to begin with, the instructions
are incomplete, or something just plain goes
wrong. Any of these results may cause a magical
item to behave differently from others just like it.
Not all quirks are bad, however. Some are
de trimental to the item or its user, some are neu-
tral, and some are even beneficial. The possibili-
ties of quirks existing (and the actual number of
quirks) are determined by using the table below
to determine lhe exact quirks a magical staff
possesses.
Roll Q uirks Present
01-86 No quirks
87- 94 One qui rk
95- 98 Two quirks
99-00 Three quirks
Roll Result
01-04 Staff is inefficient; double the num ber
of charges expended for each usc.
05--07 Staff has an extra command word that
allows it to shrink to half its regular size
or retum to normal.
08- 13 Staff is made of metal and is magnetic;
consequently, the stafT is attracted to
any large concentration of metal of at
least 30 pounds.
14-18 StafT glows a random color (as/aerie
fire) whenever ilS powers are used.
19-22 StafTradiates nondetect ion and regis-
ters negatively at any attempt to deleel
magic.
23- 25 Staff does I point of d amage to its
wielder each time its powers are used.
26-30 Staff is easily broken; the staff must
make all saving throws at - 2 to the roll.
31 - 34 Somatic gestures, as well as a com-
mand word, are necessary to activate
the staff's powers. The gestures fo rce
the user to suffer a - ld4+4 initiative
penalty. If the gestures cannot be per-
formed (if, say, the wielder's arms are
tied), the staff does not work.
35- 39 Staff does not work if the wielder 's
hand is covered, gloved, or gaundeted.
40-44 Staff is unstable; it fizzles out and does
nothing 10010 of the time that is activated.
45- 50 Staff is unaffected by fire, magical or
normal.
51 - 52 StafTis invisible to everyone except its
user.
53-55 Staff's wielder must concentrate for one
round when speaking the command word
in order to activate the staff's powers.
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'6-60 Staff is unaffected by acid.
6J...{j3 Staff cannot be snapped or broken by any
creature of less than 18150 Strength. This
also applies to any retributive strike made
by another wand, staff, or rod.
Staff does not work if the wielder is
wea ring metal armor of any kind
(including elven chain maii).
69-71 Staff has a tendency to overload It can be
used up to three times in a 24-hour period
Any attempted use beyond that limit
causes the staff to short itself out for 24
hours, and the charges activated are lost.
72-74 Staff is extremely powerful; any saves
against its effects are at - 2 to the die
roll.
75- 79 Staff is unable to function in environ-
ments colder than freezi ng.
80-83 StafT is unable to func tion in environ-
ments warmer than normal hwnan body
temperature.
84-86 Staff does not function underwater.
87-89 Staff activates whenever the command
word is spoken by anyo ne within 30
feet, whether it is being held or not.
90-93 Staff can be used as a weapon (if it is
not already one). It has a +1 bonus with
respect to hilli ng creatu res unharmed
by normal weapons, but has no actual
bonus on attack or damage ro lls. A
wand does damage as a jo stick; a rod
does damage as a club; and a staff does
damage as a quarterstaff.
94-96 If all of the staff's charges are used, the
staff explodes in a fiery blast. The blast
has a radius of 15 feet and does 5d4
points of damage to anyone therein.
Those within 5 feet of the staff receive
no saving throw; others may save vs.
breath weapon for half damage.
97-99 Staff is capable of being placed in auto-
matic mode; every round, it performs
one fu nct ion as designated by the
w ielder, using the normal amount of
charges, un til it is laken OUI of aulO-
matic mode. During this time , the
wielder is able to casl short spells (ini-
tiative modified spells of three or less),
or with a - I penalty on attack rolls.
00 Staff is intelligent; roll on the Sword
Intelligence TabJe (see Sword, Special) and dis-
regard any result of no Intelligence. The staff also
has an Ego; its personality must be determined as
well. Though the staff does tell its owner of the
powers it offers, it never reveals the number of
charges it possesses. Note that an Intelligent staff
never willingly uses its lasl few charges. These
staffs can always be recharged, regardless of type.
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of Raket
XP Value: 10,000 GP Value: 50,000
DRAGON'S CR~ Sourcebox
Only 4 feet long, this staff was originally empow-
ered by Raket's master with the psychometabolic
science Energy Containment. He further modi-
fied it as a receptacle, holding a pool of383 PSPs
to access in times of need. He was able to give the
staff access to this pool to maintain its inertial
barrier. Though intelligent, the staff communi-
cates only semi-empathieally, by tingling. The
watery blue crystal in the head of the staff pro-
tects him from the effects of the Psionatrix. The
staff has the following statistics: Intelligence 12;
Ego 3; Alignment N; Psionic Summary: PSPs
12; Sciences: Energy Containment.
Ranike
XP Value: 2,500 GP Value: 12,500
DRAGON Magazine 191
This enchanted staff has the same powers as the
mnike rod, though it strikes any target as a quar-
terstaff +J. It is also restricted to 25 charges ( ld6
+ 19) at most. !ftwo charges are expended at
once, the staff creates a billowing cloud of ranike
sap smoke, 40 feet wide, 20 feet high, and 20
fect deep. The cloud's mOVement is controlled by
the staff's wielder as long as there is no strong
wind. Wi nd dissipates the cloud as a cloudkill
spell. The cloud travels at a speed of 10 feet per
round and lasts for 12 rounds. The smoke is not
heavy like a cloudkill vapor, so it does not sink
into low areas, making it useless for driving out a
colony of giant ants from their underground neSt.
However, it "is still a useful weapon, particularly
agai nst the thri-kreen. The st aff may not be
recharged.
of Recording
XPValue: 2,000 GPValue: 10,000
The Revenge of Rusak
This is an ornamented staff topped with a single
crystal orb. When placed upright in the earth, it
can either record or display. When the command
word is spoken to reco rd, the staff records all
events within a 3D-foot radius for up to 24 hours.
Likewise, when it shows, it plays back everything
that it has recorded. The staff can only have one
scene recorded at any given lime. If a new scene
is recorded, any previous scene is lost.
Reptilia's Staff of the Serpent
XPValue: 7,000 GPValue: 35,000
1992 Fantasy Collector Card 265
This staff was specially created by Reptilia, but
she lost it in a battle with a bronze dragon whose
lair she attempted to occupy while he was not at
home. This staff is an adder staff- it strikes as a
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+ I magical weapon and does 2d2 points of dam-
age. Upon command, the head of the staff
becomes that of an adder (Ae 5, 20 hp) and
remains so for one full turn. When the snake-
head scores a hit, the victim must make a saving
throw vs. poison. Because Repti lia is an expert
with poisons, she has designed the staff to inject
different classes of poison- classes C- F and
O- P. Each poison type has its own command
word.
Rheddrian 's
XPValue; - GPValue: -
Wrath of the Immortals
This item is a 6·foot-tall black staff made of
heavy enchanted ebony. The weapon is + I on
attack and damage rolls, and causes IdlO points
of damage per strike.
Defense Power: Proteelion ji-om normal mis-
siles as spell of same name. The power can be
used five timeS a day.
Information Power: Can be used to commune
with the artifact's creator once a week.
Activation of Powers: All that is needed to
activate commune is to meditate for a minute and
then call " Rheddrian." To activate protection from
normal missiles, the wielder simply says "Shield
me!"
Handicap: Saving throw penalty. The charac-
ter suffers a -2 penalty whenever attacked by fire
magic.
Penalty: Fo rgetfulness. When the commune
power is used, the invoker suffers a 20% chance
to forget one spell from memory; the protectioll
from normal missiles power causes a 10% chance
to forget one spell from memory. Only mortals
are affected by these penalties.
Rilantaver 's
XPValue: 3,000 GPValue: 15 ,000
DRAGON Magazine 113
The elusive trickster Rilanlaver long ago van-
ished from his usual haunts around the Sea of
Fallen Stars and is believed to have perished in
some misadventure. Elminster suspects he merely
decided to make his home on some other plane of
existence. Hi s legacy to the Art of the Realms
includes some spells (of spectacular effect but
minor power) and the process of making the sort
of staff named after him. Many we re made in
Amn and Starmantle, where Rilantaver ran a
business of sorts to fund his carefree travels and
shady pursuits.
A Rilantaver s staff affords +3 protection on
saving throws and Armor Class for up to six
beings touching it. This power is automatic and
drains no charges. Upon command, the staff can
detect magic in a 20-foot radius sphere centered
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on the siafl The slaffbearer can clearly see magi-
cal auras, but Ihe staff does not enable others not
touching it 10 do so, No charges are drained,
The bearer can also excrcise telekinesis on any
object touched by the staff. This function must be
exercised as the touch is made, is ac tivated and
ended by silent fo rce of will, and d ra ins three
charges, plus one charge per round after the
round of activation. Moving creatures and objects
require a successful attack roll to be touched, and
any living, conscious, unwilling creature receives
a saving throw vs. spell each round to break free
of the power. Telekinesis is identical in effect to
the 5th-level wizard's spell, bUl the staff 's weight
limit is 1,000 pounds. Once telekinetic contro l
over an object o r c reature is los t, it cannot be
regained except by touching the target again and
reactivating the power.
Rohalan
XP Va lue: 2,500 GP Value: 12,500
1992 Fantasy Col lector Card 25
This staff belongs to Ave nel Wh ytstagg. It is
made of rosewood, shod in iron at one end and
silve r at the o lher, and is cove red with magical
sigils and runes. It can cast the following spells
withoul expending any charges: continua/light,
knock, and detect mag ic. If one charge is
ex pended. the wielder can cast lightning bolt,
shocking grasp, fireball , or dispel magic. Two
charges allow the wield er 10 c asl wall offorce
once per day or teleport witham error once per
week. The staff also provides the user a base AC
of8.
of the Sa nds
XPValue: 10,000 GPVaJue: 50,000
DRAGON Magazine 179
This staff allows any wizard 10 use the fo llowing
powers, at the cost of one charge per use: move
sand, sand slumber, sand s .... ,ord, stoneskin, trace-
less travel , The fo llowing powers use two charges,
except in the c ase of sa nd mage s. who ma y
ex pcnd o nl y onc c harge from the s taff: conjure
earth elemental, desert first, create shade. Only a
sand mage may use the following power, which
consumes fou r charges of the staff: sink. Addi-
tionally, the individual holding Ihe staff is consid-
e red to be under t he effects of a cool s trength
spell whi le holding the staff. The cool strength
e ffects disappear whcn the last charge of the staff
has been expended.
of Savona
XP Value: 2,500 GP Va lue: 12,500
Nightwatch in the UV!lffi CITY~
This stafT allows the possessor to gate a single
para-e lementa l of the summoner's choice once a
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week. If the c reature summo ned has fewer Hit
Dice than twice the summoner's level, it is able to
be controlled- if the creature has more Hit Dice
than twice the summoner's level, it may turn on
the owne r. The creatu re remains for o ne turn
before returni ng to its own plane of existence.
of Scrivening
XPValue: 3,000 GPVa Jue: 15,000
DRAGON Magazine 173
One e nd of a slaff of scrivening will transfer a
written spell of any level and type from its origi-
nal text to another surface, such as a blank page
of lhe staff-bearer's spe ll book. It even transfers
spells forever de nied to the staff bearer for rea-
sons of class. The original text mUSt be touched.
This fun ction is by touch, drains two charges, and
takes four rounds. In the first round, Ihe original
text must be touched; in the second, the staff must
be moved to the surface to be wrinen upon; in the
thi rd and fourth, the staff must be continuously
touch e d to the surface to be inscribed. One
charge per round is drained, and if the process is
interrupted, the charges used thus far are lost, and
the attempt to w rite the spe ll fa i ls. Writing
requires no special spell inks or movemen ts of
the staff, nor even adequate light. The end prod-
uct is always an exact duplicate of the original,
in c luding any fault s. A spell conceale d by a
secret page spell canno t be written by use of this
sort of staff, but the staff can be employed to copy
a secret page speJt itself.
At a cost of one charge per round, the bearer of
a staff ofscrivening can read magic (as the lst-
level wizard spell). Note that this power does not
reveal the a uras of magical dweomers, nor does il
identify, activate, or reveal glyphs or symbols.
Anyone to uching a staff of scrivening when a
glyph or symbol is di scharged is automatically
protccted against all effccts of tha t glyph or sym-
bol. T his protection drains six charges per spell
effect being defended against.
All staff functions are activated by silent force
of will and require physical contact with the staff
and concentration that must precede spellcasting.
of the Sea
XP Value: 10,000 GP Va lue: 50,000
Land of Fate
This staff allows any wizard 10 use the following
powers, at the cost of one charge pe r use: cool
strength , depth warning, converse with sea crea-
tures, water blast, waterbane. The follow ing
powers use tv.'O charges, except in the case of sea
mages, who expend only one charge from the
staff: cOl/jure water elemental, ice storm , com-
mand water spirits. Only a sea mage may use the
following power, which consumes four charges of
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the staff: maelstrom. The individual holding the
staff is considered to be under the effects of a
water breathing spell as long as the staff is held.
The water breathing effect disappears when all
charges of the staff are expended.
of the Serpent
XPValue GPValue
Adder: 7,000 35,000
Python: 7,000 35,000
DUNGEON MASTER Guide
There are two va rieties of this staff-the python
and thc adder. Neither staff has nor req uires
charges.
Thepython staffstrikes as a +2 magical weapon
and inflicts Id6+2 points of damage when it hits.
If a priest throws the staff 10 the ground, it grows
from its 6-foot length, to become a constrictor
snake, 25 feet long (Ae 3, 49hp, MV 9). This
happens in one round. The snake entwines if it
scores a hit, the opponent being constricted for
2d4+2 points of damage per round. The victim
remains trapped by the python until he or she dies
or the creature is destroyed. Note that the python
will re turn to its owner upon command. If it is
destroyed while in snake fo r m, the s taff is
destroyed.
The adder sla//strikes as a +1 magical
weapon and does 2d2 points of damage when il
hits. Upon command the hea d of the s taff
becomes that of an actual serpent (Ae 5, 20 hp).
The head remains for one full turn. When a hit is
scored, damage is not increased, but the victim
mus t roll a successful sav ing throw vs. poison
(strength E) or be slain. Only evil priests employ
adder staves. If the snake head is killed, the staff
is destroyed.
Roll Staff Type
01-60 Python
61-00 Adder
Shadowstaff
XPValue: - GPValue: -
The Official RPGA· Tournament Handbook
The shadowstaff is an art ifac t tha t draws its
power from the Demiplane of Shadow. When
used as a weapon, it acts as a staff0/striking with
an unlimited number of charges; thus, the posses-
sor always gains the greatest possible damage
bonus.
In add ition, the shadows/affi.s linked with the
Demiplane of Shadow, constantly drawing power
from that place, which it feeds to its possessor.
Because of this shadow powe r, the possessor
instantly becomes a shade upon grasp ing the
staff. As a shade, the holder retains all normal
powers and abilities.
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StaffofShocY
The shadowstaff generates shadowy Jight in a
120-foot sphere around the user. This effect is
drawn from the Demiplane of Shadow, and can-
not be halted or dispelled by any mortal spell or
dev ice. Only divine light or darkness o r t he
death of the shadowstaff's holder will stop this
effect.
Minor b e nign powers: Shield (3 /day);
immune to sleep, charm, hold, and paralysis;
possessor need not eat or drink for up to one
v..-eek.
Major benign powe rs: Minor globe 0/ invul-
nerability (once a day), regenerate 2 hp per tum.
M.inor malevole nt effect: - I penalty to sav-
ing throws vs. spell.
M ajor malevole nt effect : User becomes a
shade upon fi rst use of major power.
Shang-ti's
XP Value: 8,000 GPValue: 20,000
Legends & I...ore
Shang-ti's avatar carries a staff 0/ thunder and
lightning.
of Shock
XPValue G PValue
Greater: 2,000 5,000
Lesser: 1,000 2,500
The final Enemy
This is a device peculiar to priests of ma rine
races, though it can be used by any character
class. It is made of metal with a high resistance to
corrosion and can be used under water without
deterioration. The staff is about 3 inches long and
~ in diameter; one end has a handgrip made of
insulating material and a cup-shaped hand-guard
of the same material. It is employed in a thrusting
mode, similar to that of a fencing foil, but has
neither edge nor point.
The staff is recha rgeable and can hold up to
100 charges. A single charge is expended when
the metal comes into contact with an opponent;
an attack roll is required, though no command
word is necessary and the target is not allowed a
saving throw. When not in use. the staff is usually
kept in a cylindrical scabbard of insulating mater-
ial to prevent accidental contact with the body of
the owner or anyone nearby. The staff is just as
effective under water as in air; note that, unlike
the wand 0/ lightning and the spell lightning bolt,
the use of Ihis weapon under water does not pro-
duce a sphere of effect-only Ihe person or crea-
ture touched suffers damage, along with anyone
else in physical contact wit h the victim at the
time the staff is used. In this case the effect is
conducted through the body of the first victim to
the second, who takes 2 fewe r points of damage
than the f irst victim. The effect can be transmit-
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 ,Staff, Shou Hsing's Walking Stick
ted through multiple victims if all are in contact
with the staff's target. There arc two varieties of
Ihis device:
The lesser staff afshack causes Id6 points of
electrical damage on its victim. It confers a + I
attack bonus, but no damage bonus.
The greater staff of shock causes 2d6 points of
electrical damage and confers a +2 attack bonus.
Otherwise, it is identical to the lesser staff.
Shou Using's Walking Stick
Xl' Value: 16,UOO Gl' Value: 70,000
Legends & Lore
Shou Hsing's avatar carries a walking stick that is
a +5 magical weapon and also functions as a staff
of withering. [n addition to the normal powers of
this weapon, it can cause any living creature to
age 5dlO years instantly. This special power can
be used once per day and, although an attack roll
is required to hit the target, no saving throw is
allowed.
of Silence
XPValue: 1,500 GPValue: 7,500
DRAGON Magazine 173
A staff afsilence drains one charge per round
when activated, It can be used continuously, as
long as the act ivator retains ho ld of the staff.
Activation and deactivation are by silent act of
will and take only an instant. This type of staff
conceals all noises created by the bearer from all
olher beings, including footfalls, spell incanta-
tions, the sounds made by things the bearer
breaks by direct contact, and so on, within a 12-
foot radius.
The bcarer may also invoke a special sort of
deafness upon himself to providc total protection
against all spell, magical item, or monster attacks
that rely on sound (the roar of an androsphinx or
the singi ng of harpies or bards). The deafness
prevents real deafness from being inflicted upon
the staff bearer (except by physical damage to the
auditory organs), but docs not prevent Irnenamc-
based magic from affecting thc staffbcarer, or
similar magic from taking normal effect. Other
creatures, even jfthcy touch the staff, are not pro-
tected by the stall" in any way.
Once per da y (144 turns) , the bearer of a
staff of ~' ilen c e can rc lease the sounds it has
"swallowed" and storcd in a sonic blast attack.
This attack has a cone-shaped area of effect ,
extending from one end of the slaff up to 60
fcet away, widening from I-fOOl in width at the
tip of the staff to a 30-foot-diameter circle at
the farthest extent of the cone. [t is activated by
will and occurs instantly, ils effects ceasing at
the end of the round of activation, The sonic
blast sounds like a high-pitched shriek. It can
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cause deafness (last ing Id4+ l turns) and stun
(lasting Id6 rounds) all creatures in the area of
effect who are able to hear and who fail saving
throws vs. poison against each effect. The sonic
blast also deals physical damage to living and
nonliving objects, equal to one structural point
or 2d 12 damage (a successful save vs. spell
equals half damage). Any tiny object may, at
the OM 's option, be flung 2d I 0 feet away from
the staff by the blast. Any creature who fails a
Dexterity check on Id20 may be hurled off its
feet and thrown IdlU feel farther away from
the staff.
There is no known "overload point" for such
staves. A staff of silence has never exploded nor
ceased to function because its stored sounds were
not discharged. Activation of a sonic blast drains
only one charge; the blast itself is powered by the
sound energy stored by the staff.
of Skulls
XPValue GPValue
Greater: 1,500 25,000
Lesser: 900 15,000
The Magister
This staff, usable by all classes, can animate
skeletal remains. Each operation- triggered by
the word "Arise!"-drains one charge. Animated
skeletons are under the command of the wielder
of the staff (see animate dead spel l). If the staff
should change hands, control of the skeletons
goes with it. Skeletons need not be complete, bul
the skull must be present, and skeletons lacking
parts of course have their actions and mobility
impaired, Such animation is permanent, lasting
until the magic is dispe lled or the skeletons
destroyed.
Twenty-five percent of these staves have a
secondary function: mending the broken bones
of both living and dead creatures. This takes 1
charge, and in a round it can reattach a severed
limb or digit, although it does not restore hp
lost due to the wounds. Limbs or bones not
belonging to the recipient may be used; thus a
heap of bones can serve as "spare parts" for a
guard of skeletons. Typically, these staves are of
ebo ny topped with an ivory skull, or con·
structed of a smooth-polished skull and a thigh.
bone of giant size.
Roll Staff Type
01- 75 Lesser staff of skulls
75-00 Greater staff of skulls
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Skull-Staff of Hepmonaland
XPVaiu c: 5,000 GrVa iue : 20,000
GREYHAWK Adventures
This is a 7-foot-Iong pole that is to pped with a
skull with a wild mane (If white hair and sharp,
fiendish features . The sh.aman who uses the staff
claims that it is the sku ll of an ancient fiend,
though many suspect that it belonged to an evil
wizard who died in the hands of headhunters in
Hepmonaland.
The skull can magically causefear in any crea-
ture gazing upon the skull when this power is
invoked. Its secondary powers, which require no
charges, are a personal protection from evil effect
that surrounds the wielder, and displacement, as a
cloak of displacement (a +2 bonus to Armor
Class and saving throws, and the first attack
misses) against creatures from the lower planes.
The rod has up to 25 charges and cannot be
rechargcd.
of Slinging
XPValue: 1,000 GPValue: 5,000
DUNGEON MAnER Guide
This magical quarterstaff appears to be a +1
weapon unless it is grasped by a druid, when its
power of slinging becomes evident. This power,
which can be employed only by a druid, is acti-
vated when one end of the staff is touched to a
heavy object of rough.ly spherical shape (a
stone, metal ba ll , pottery crock) of up to 9
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Staff, Snake IIr
inches in diameter and 5 pounds in weight. The
object adheres to the end of the staff, and the
wielder need then only swing the staff in an
overhand arc to release the missile towa rd a
desired target.
The missile leaves the staff on the downstroke
of the overhand swing and travels in a low-rising
trajectory, with the missile going I foot upward
for every 10 feet traveled. Of course, the arc may
be higher, or the missile aimed so as to travel
nearly vertically. (In the laller case, reverse the
arcing ratio so that I-foot of distance laterally is
covered for every 10 feet of vertical rise.) The
maximum range of such a missile is 180 feet,
with limits of 60 feet and 120 feet on short and
medium range, respectively.
This staff also carries charges, and a druid
wielding the item can expend one charge and
thereby use the staff to hurl a missile of large
size, as if the wielder were a stone giant (range
out to 300 feet, 3d 10 points of damage per hit).
Whether used as a magical quarte rstaff or by
employing one of its slinging powers, the staff
bestows + I to the wielder's attack roll and + I per
die to damage dealt out. The weapon may be
recharged by a druid of 12th or higher level.
Snake
-XPValu e: 7,000 G l' Va lue: 35,000
The Keep on the Borderlands
The snake staff adds + I to attack rolls and does
Id6+ \ points of damage. On command the staff
turns into a snake and coils around the person hit.
The victim is held helpless until the user recalls
the staff (or for Id4 turns maximum). The snake
staff crawls back to the priest on command.
Snake II
XP Value: 7,000 G PValue: 35,000
DUNG EONS & DRAGONS Rules Cyclopedia
Usable only by priests, this magical staff is a staff
+J and inflicts I d6+1 points of damage per hit.
Upon command, the staff turns into a snake
and coils around the creature struck. The com-
mand may be spoken when the victim is hit. The
victim is allowed to make a saving throw vs. spell
to avoi d the serpent's coil. Any human-size or
smaller victim is held helpless for I d4 turns
(unless the snake is ordered by the owner to
release the victim before that time). Larger crea-
tures cannot be ensnared in the snake's coils. The
snake's characteristics are as follows.
Snake: AC 5; HD 3; hp 20; MV 6; #AT I
(special); Dmg Nil (special); ML 12; XP 6
When freed, the snake crawls back to its owner
and becomes a staff once again . The snake is
,SlaffofSpell Focusing
(

completely healed when it returns to staff form . If

killed in snake form, it cannot return to staff form
and it loses all magical properties. This item does
not have or use charges.
At the OM's option, the s taff ca n be given
charges. The use r can spe nd charges to add
bonuses to Ihc snake's attack roll (+ 1 bonus per
charge spent); up to five charges can be used in a
single attack (for a +5 bonus).
A charge can also be used to cure the s nake
while it is in combat. The user casts a curing spell
of any type and expends one charge to transfer
the cure to the snake . The amount of curing is
determined normally: no range limit applies.

of Spell Focusing
XP Va lue: 6,000 G P Valuc: 25,000
D!!AOON Magazine 91
This staff aids in the casting of a wizard's spells,
and makes the magic more effective if the spell is
cast successfully. It must be held in the caster's
left hand throughout the casting of the spe ll ,
whether or not the magic requires a somatic com-
ponent. (Any gestures requiring movement of the
left hand arc automatically modified by the staff
if necessary.)
Whcn properly employed, Ihe s laff of spell
focusing causes thc target ofa spel l to suffer a-4
rcna1ty on the saving throw against th e magic, if·
a sav ing throw is normally allowed. If the spell
docs not allow a saving throw, the duration of its
effcct is increased by 50% of the normal time.
This effect docs not apply 10 spclls with a non-
specific duration or to those that have a perma-
nent duration.
Each use of the sta ff, for either purpose,
expends one cha rge from the item. It ca n be
recharged . If the hol der o f the s taff tries to
enhance a spell that cannot be affected (such as
haffllcill(oory lerrain, which allows no saving
throw and has a nonspecific duration), the staff
simply fails to fun ction and a charge is not
wastcd.
The slaff of spell fOCI/sing can onl y be used in
this manner by a wizard. It can be wielded as a
weapon by characters able to employ a quarter-
staff, but grants no combat bonuses and has no
magical properties.
of Spheres
XP Value: 4.000 G P Value: 20,000
Dragon Magazillt 173
This rare, strange staff was devised by Elminster
himself long ago, when he was in Myth Orannor
at the hcight of its greatness. All the staff docs is
create spheres-giant, transparent, floating bub-
bles that glow with a faint silver blue radia nce.
The bubbles arc 6 feet in diameter and, upon their
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creation, can be commanded to remain floating
and motionless, to fo llow or precede the staff at a
certain distancc, height, and orientation, or to fol-
Iowa straight-line journey away from the staff
wielder, in any direction.
A bubble can carry any collection of things,
of up to 140 pounds, ineluding living manner (if
this limit is exceeded, the bubble will instantly
burst). Any pointed or sharp objects allowed to
contact the surface of a bubble will also destroy
it. A bubblc gives off enough light to read by,
but not enough to blind any creature or affect
undead.
If cast around bei ngs, a s phere allows the
enclosed creatures clear vision and breathing, and
it protects thcm with afeaIher fall spell if its
movement is directed downward or it bursts in a
location that spills its occupants out for a fall (if
the bubble fail s due to weight overload, this pnr
tection docs not apply). A spell, magical item, or
artifac t power of any sort cast into or out ofa
sphere is negated, but it destroys the sphere.
When a sphere fai ls due to the contact, it negates
any magic (including magical creature powers)
entering or leaving its area in that round, not just
one spell or effect.
Spheres are not prisons; any conscious, mobile
being can easily break a sp here to escape
(securely bound creatures cannot, nor can caged
creatures, if the s phere is formed around a
smooth-edged cage). Wizards typically use such
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spheres as traveling storage for coins, food, weap-
ons, or even open spell books, for which the
sphere provides handy reading light. Spheres can
also he used to convey food, treasure, or other
items to creatures one does not wish to approach
too closely.
A sphere has a movement rate of 16 when trav-
eling "free" (that is, not linked to the location of
the staff that formed it), but it can never develop
sufficient velocity to break or move objects in its
path, nor to deliver a weapon in an attack. Spheres
can serve to deliver lit oil pots o r torches to
intended destinations, as nonmagical flame does
not affect a sphere.
A staff of spheres can create a maximum of
one sphere per rou nd. Each sphere drains one
charge during its creation, which requires an
entire round to complete.
Staff-Mace
XPValue GPValue
Great Mace: 1,500 7,500
Mace: 1,500 7,500
Quarterstaff: 1,500 7,500
The Land Beyond the Magic Mirror
This priests' weapon appears to be a normal
wooden stafT of the type used when trckking in
the wilde rness. This staff is typically mad e of
bronzewood, reinforced by heavy bands and tips
of iron. It gives off a very faint aura of alteration
magic. Upon command, the staff-mace takes on
one of three forms, as desired by the possessor:
Quarterstaff: iron-shod quarterstaff + 3.
Great Mace: iron footman s mace + I.
Mace: iron horseman s mace +2.
Staff-Spear
XPValue GPValue
+1: 1,000 5,000
+2: 1,500 7,500
+3: 2,000 10,000
+4: 2,50 12,500
+5: 3,000 15,000
+3: 3,500 17,500
DuNGEON MASTER Guide
When this seem ingly o rdinary quarterstaff is
examined magically, it displays an aura of alter-
ation. Upon proper command, a long and sharp
spear blade shoots forth from its upper end. This
makes the weapon into a spear rather than a staff.
Upon a second command, the weapon elongates
to a full 12 feel, and a third command recalls it to
its original form . The powers and value of each
staff-spear are determined randomly when the
item is first employed:
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Staff of Striking and Curing,
Attac k
Roll & Damage'
01-06 +1
07- 10 +2
11 - i3 +3
14--16 +4
17- 19 +5
20 +3 (grants +3 AC bonus when held)
' Does damage as ranseur (2 d4), but still acts as a spear if
used to thrust or when set to receive a charge.
of Striking
XP Value: 6,000 G P Value: 15,000
DUNGEON MASTER Guide
This oaken staff is the equivalent of a +3 magical
weapon. (If the weapo n vs. armor type adjust-
ment is used, the staff of striking is treated as the
most favorable weapon type vs . any armor.) It
causes I d6+ 3 points of damage, expending one
charge. If two charges are expended, bonus dam-
age is doubled ( ld6+6); if three charges are
c)(pended, bonus damage is tripled (ld6+9). No
more than three c harges can be expended per
s!rike. The staff can be recharged.
of Striking
(LocaIS3l)
XPValue: 500 GPValue: 1,500
DRAGON Magazine 156
When this heavy oaken staff is swung at an oppo-
nent in combat, a large placard pops out of the
end, reading "ON STRIKE! pes Unfair to Magi-
cal Items! " After thai, it resists all attempts to
wield it in combat, making hilS impossible. If the
owner persists in trying to use it, it may animate
and attack, although pes take no damage if they
happen to be wearing scarabs ofprotection. The
staff can be temporarily returned to normal func-
tioning by burning at least three sticks of incense
oimediation.
of Striking and Curing
XP Value: 8,000 GP Value: 20,000
Mists ofKrynn
This glowing, wooden staff combines the pow-
ers of a slaff of striking and a siaff of curing,
and is usable by any good priest. The staff con-
tains 20 charges but recharges itself at the rate
of five charges a day in sunlight, to a maximum
of 50.
As a staff of striking, it acts as a +3 weapon,
inflicting I d6+ 3 points of damage per use, with-
out draining a charge. If two charges are
expended, the staff can strike for double damage.
However, it cannot be used for curing until an
hou r has passed after a double-damage blow is
struck.
As a slaff of curing, two charges are required
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for each usage. The staff will cure disease, blind-
ness. or 3d6+3 points of damage with the follow-
ing limitations: It may only be used once per day
on any give n individual and on ly six limes in a
24·hour period.
of Stunning
XPValue: 1,000 GPValue: 5,000
Old Empires
This is a quarterstaff +3, with the added benefit
that, on a natural roll of 18- 20, a blow from this
quarterstaff knocks an opponent unconscious (no
saving throw) for 3d4 rounds. If a natural 18- 20
is not a successful a ttack against the opponent,
the staff has no effect. These staves are typically
made from yew; many of them are used by sailors
on the Alamber Sea.
of Surprises
XP Value: 4,000 GP Value: 20,000
The Ruins ofMyt/I Dmnnor
This type of staff is usable by all intelligent crea-
tures who know the command words of the par-
ticular specimen they are holding. Each staff
functio n can be used in combination with all
other staff func tions, but only one function can be
activated or deactivated per round. Each function
drains one charge wheneve r activated, but " pro-
gramming" itcm functions requires only the nec-
essary spellcasting, speech, and concentration; no
charges are drained. Ac tivation requires a com-
mand word; deac ti vatio n requires that the word
be spoken backward.
A staff of surprises can, upon command, sud·
denly grow a blade from either end of itself,
doing I d8 hp damage (I d 12 to creatures larger
than human-size) when used as a weapon. The
weight and balance of the staff do not change.
Such a staff can also suddenly extend in length up
to 60 feet, to serve as a pike, sliding pole, bridg-
ing or reaching aid. It wit! remain utterly straight
and rigid, and can withstand 16 hp damage or 777
pounds before breaking.
A sIal! of surprises can em it a "p rep ro-
grammed" sound or speech, of up 10 seven sec-
onds' duration or 15 spoken words. This may be a
message, warning, incantation, threat, or an intent
to deceive others into thinking a particular being
or monster is near. If the sound is a spell incanta-
lion, no spell can be cast or set off, but the sound
can be an activatio n word for a magical item if
touch or will power is not also required. T he
staff's user determines what sounds will be "pro-
grammed."
A staff of surprises can also emit a visual illu-
sion of any human·size creature or object. This
image must be created by casting a ny illusion-
producing spell upon the staff, which absorbs an
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illusion contacting it if the staff's command word
is spoken at the time. The illus ion will be as good
as the cast o ri g inal ( rangi ng from vague and
fuzzy to utterly lifelike) and can move, gesture,
and ac t; range and area of effect are as per the
original spell or power. The image cannot speak
or be made to react to its surroundi ngs in any
way, but it lasts for up to seven rounds (fewer if
the programmer desires or if the staff wielder
ends it sooner). Touching the image will not dis-
pel or disrupt it.
of Swarmin g Insects
XPValue: loo/charge G PValue: 5OO/charge
DuNGIDN MASTEl Guide
A staff of this sort is typicall y short and th ick.
When initially obtained o r encountered, much of
its length is covered with fi nely done carvings
depicting winged biting and stinging insects
(bees, deerflies, horseflies, wasps, and the like).
Any priest character (cleric, druid, shaman, witch
doctor) holding it can command 5he staff to ereate
a swarm of insects, at the same time expending
one of the staff's charges.
Rang e is 60 feet + 10 fe e t per level of the
user. The number of insects produced is 60 plus
10 per level. Every 10 insects inflicts I point of
damage upon the target v ictim, regardless of
Armor C lass, unless the viClim i ~ protected by a
fo rce field, engulfed in flames, or in ano the r
im possible position for the insects. Note, how-
ever, that the insects cannot affect c reatures
larger than human-size wit h a natural Armor
Class of 5 o r better.
When a vulnerable target is attacked by the
swarm of fl ying insects, the c reature will be
unable to do anything other than attempt to dis-
lodge and kill the things. The insect attack lasts
for one round. Each time the staff is employed,
one of the insect-shapes carved into its wooden
surface disappears, so it is easy to determine how
many charges are left in the staff. Unlike others
of its kind, a staff of this sort can have as many as
50 initial c ha rges. H owever, it cannot be
recharged.
T hoth's
XP Va lue: 48,000 GP Value: 200,000
Legends & Lore
Thoth's avatar wields a magical staff that acts as a
combined slaff of command, staff of curjng, staff
of the magi, staffof slriking, and slaffofpower
with unl imited charges. No othe r being can han-
dle Ihis staff wit hout being instantly affected as if
hit by feeblemind. There is no saving Ih row and
even characters w ho do not use magic can be
affected by this curse.
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of Thunder & Lightning
XP Value: 8,000 GPValue: 40,000
DUNGEON M ASTER Guide
Casual examination of this stout quarterstaff
shows it to be exceptional, and ifit is magically
examined, it radiates an aura of alteration magic
Constructed of wood (ash, oak, bronzewoocl, or
similar woods) and bound with iron set with sil-
ver rivets, it has the properties of a +2 magical
weapon without any expenditure of its magical
charges. Its other magical properties are as fo l-
lows:
Thunder: The staff strikes as a +3 weapon, and
unless the attacked opponent saves successfully
vs. staves, he or she is stunned from the noise of
the stafT's impact- unable to take any fu rther
action in that round, and automatically having last
initiative in the fo llowing round. This power
requires the expen~ure of one charge.
Lightning. A shorMl1ark of electricity leaps
forth when the opponent is struck, causing nor-
mal staff damage, and 2d6 additional points of
damage from shock. Note that the staff might not
score a hit, but the electrical discharge discounts
any form of metal armor (making the target effec-
tively AC 10 for this purpose), so only such dam-
age might apply. This power requires the
expenditure of one charge.
Thunderclap: The stafTsends forth a cone of
deafening noise, 5 feet wide at the apex, 40 feet
long, and 20 feet wide at a point farthest from the
source. All creatures within this cone, wholly or
partially, must roll a successful saving throw vs.
staves or be stunned for Id2 rounds (unable to
attack during this time) and unable to hear for
Id2 additional rounds. Those who save are unable
to hear for Id4 rounds, but suffer no loss of
attacks. This function requires the expenditure of
two charges.
Lightning Stroke: A bolt similar to that from a
wand 01 lightning is generated, but it is 8d6 in
strength, causing 16-48 points of damage (all Is
aTe counted as 2s) to failed saving th rows. The
stroke can be single or for ked; this uses two
charges.
Thunder & Lightning: This power combines
the thunderclap, desc ribed above, with a forked
lightning bolt as in the lightning stroke. Damage
from the lightning is a total of 8d6 with rolls of I
or 2 counted as rolls of 3, for a range of 24- 48
points. A saving throw applies, with deafness and
half damage suffered by those who arc success-
ful. This power requires the expenditure of four
charges.
The casting time required for an y function is
equal to the number of charges expended; thus,
the thunder & lightning fun ction costs four
charges and has an initiative modifier of +4.
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Staff, War Staff of Nyrond
Ushas 's
XP Value: 3,000 GP Value: 25,000
Legends & Lore
The avatar can fire a brilliant ray of golden light
from her staff, up to a distance of lOO feet. This
ray always hits its target, inflicting 4d8 points of
damage. Those struck must also save vs. para-
lyzation or are blinded for IdlO rounds.
of Vision
XP Value: 5,000 G P Value: 25,000
The Ruins of Myth DrarmoT
This rare type of staff drains one charge per
round when activated and held by a living crea-
ture. It is usable by all intelligent creatures, and is
controlled by force of will. A staff alvision may
be activated and used within the same round.
Shutting down any power of the staffrequires
only an instant, but switching from one power to
another requires an entire round between uses of
the different powers.
Such a staff can empower the bearer or any
creature touching the staff (but only one being at
a time) to detect invisibility (as the 2nd-level wiz-
ard spell, with an effective range of 90 feet) , or
use inlravision (as the 3rd-level wizard spell), or
have true seeing (as the 6th-level wizard spell,
without any use of ointments).
Such staves never allow X-ray vision, and
cannot be used continuously for very long, as
their effects are mentally tiring. A staff olvision
can be used by one being only for as many
rounds as the user has Intelligence points. After
using such a staff for six rounds or more, any
user must refrain from using it for at least four
rounds, or wild hallucinations will result (pre-
cluding proper use of the staff powers, and pos-
sibly guiding the affected being into behavior
dangerous to self or companions).
Each staff Division has a secret command
word . Anyone who knows and utters it while
touching the staff to any being (including them-
selves) may call forth the special power of this
type of staff at a cost of three charges. Such a
staff can cure blindness (unlike the 3rd-level
priest spell, the staff repairs or restores damaged
eyes). Insufficient charges cause this special
power to fail .
War Staff of Nyrond
XP Value: 5,000 GPValue: 30,000
GREVHAWK Adventures
Just after Nyrondal, when troops willingly with-
drew from the Theocracy orthe Pal e and the
County of Urnst, a Nyrond wizard created this
slaff because he feared that other lands might see
this as a sign of weakness and attack the King-
dom of Nyrond . Though such attacks never
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occurred, the staff was useful to certain powerful
wizards guarding the borders of Nyrond.
Possession of this wooden staff allows a wizard
of at least II th level to attract personal followers
as a fighter of the same level. A wizard can use
the stafT only once per year, and it must remain in
the spellcaster's possession for a full month after
the followers have gathered, or the troops will
disband and desert. Once the month has passed,
the troops will be personally loyal to the spell-
caster for one year, barring exceptional cond i-
tions or poor treatment. Note that this in no way
affects the hiring of men-at-arms in the normal
fashion .
of the White Well
XP Value: 15,000 CP Value: 75,000
Hall ofHerOl:~
The staff of the white well is a superior form of
druid slafT. It is a long stafTofwhite ash that
allows the user to perform several s pecial fu nc-
tions.
Unlike other druid staffs that have an animal
likeness carved into them, and can summon ani-
mals of all members of the species carved on the
staff, this s taff ca n s ummon animals of any
species the bearer chooses. However, the user
must be specific as to the species summoned, nor
can the user summon every species in the forest
at once. Each summoning takes two charges. All
animals of the called spedes within 12 miles has-
ten to the druid as quickly as possible. Once they
reach the druid, they act as if under an animal
control spell. The staff can also be used to cast
animal control at any animal wi thin sight of the
staff's user, at a cost of one charge.
The staff is also a magical weapon, with a +2
bonus on attack rolls, inflicting l d6+2 points of
damage on a successful hit. The staff also func -
lions as a pytholl staff with the characteristics of
the staff of the serpent. This includes the destruc-
tion of the staff if the serpent is killed. Using the
staff as a snake costs one charge.
At a cost of two charges. the staff can be used
to cast one of the following druidic s pells: call
lightning, plant growth, dispel magic (as if cast
by a 15th-level druid), cure disease, cure serious
wounds, speak with plams.
Once a month, with no cost in charges, the
stafT can perform one o f the fo llowing greater
abilities: wall offire, in sect plaglle, transmute
rock to mild, wall of thorns, weather summoning,
conjure fire elemental, colljure earth elemental,
fire storm. After using its greater power oncc, the
stafT only regains this ability if it is recharged in
the Moonwell beneath a full moon.
Use of the spells of the staff by a druid who
docs not have the experience to no rmally use the
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spells drains the energy of the druid. For every
such spell used in battle, the druid must rest for
10 minutes after the battle. If more than one such
spe ll is used in a batt le, the user must make a
Constitution ability check cvery time the staff is
used, aftcr the first time. If the staff is touched by
a person or creature of evil alignment, the toucher
takes 3d6 points of damage every round the staff
is held. The staff can be fully re<:harged by expos-
ing it to the light of the full moon once a month.
of the Winds
XP Value: 10,000 GP Val ue: 50,000
Land of Falc
This staff allows any wizard to use the fo llowing
powers, at the cost of one charge per use: alter
normal winds,flyingjambiya, solid fog, wind
blade, wind wall. The following powers use two
charges, except in the case of flame mages, who
expend only one charge from the staff for the fol-
lowing effects: conjure air elemental, cloudkil/,
wind carpet, summon wind dragons. Only a wind
mage may use the followin g power, which con-
sumes four charges of the sta ff-windtomb. The
individual holding the staff is in addition consid-
ered to be under the effects of afeather f all spell
as long as he holds the staff. Thi sfeather fall
effect disappears whe n all charges of the staff are
expended.
of Wither ing
XPValue: 8,000 C P Value: 35,000
DUNGEON MASTF..R Guide
The staff of withering is a + 1 magical weapon. A
hit from it causes Id4+ I points of damage. If two
charges are expended when a hil is scored, the
creature struck also ages 10 years, its abilities and
lifespan adjusted for the resulting agc increase. If
three charges are expended when a hit is made,
one of the opponent creature's limbs can be made
to shrivel and become useless unless it success-
fully saves vs. spell (check by random number
generation fo r which limb is struck). Ageless
creatures (undead, fiends, and the res!) cannot be
aged or withered.
Each effect of the staff is cumulative, so that
three charges will score damage, age, and wither.
Aging a dwarf has litt le elTeet, wh ile aging a
dragon could actually aid the creature.
of Wizardry
XPValue: 15,000 C PV. lue: 75,000
DuNGEONS &. DRA<iONS Rules Cyclopedia
Usable only by wizards, this staff + I has all the
powers of a staffofpower, plus the wizard spell
effects of invisibility, passwall, web, and conjure
elemental. It may also be used to create a whirl-
willd (as if from a djinni) or shoot a cone afpara-
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l}'lation (as the wand). In addition, the user may
break the staff, which re leases all o f its power at
once. This final strike is an explosion that inflicts
8 points of damage per charge remaining in the
staff. All creatures within 30 feet (including the
user!) take damage (but all may make a saving
throw vs. staff for half damage).
of t he Woodlands
XPValue: 8,000 GPValue: 40,000
DuNGEON MASTEl!. Guide:
This sort o f staff is always made from oak, ash, or
yew, finely gra ine d , beautifull y carved , a nd
bound with bronze. It is e ffecti ve only in the
hands of a druid. Each such staff has the fo llow-
ing powers, wilh each expending one charge per
use:
Wall of thorns
• Animal friendship and speak with animals
• Animate tree"
' This function duplicates the ability of a treant to
cause a large tree to move at a rate of 3 and attack
as if it were the largest size trea n!. In a ll o ther
res pects it becomes a virtual treant for e ig ht
rounds per charge expended. Note that one round
is require d for the t ree to an imate. a nd it wi ll
return 10 rool ing on the eighth, so only six of the
initial eight rounds are e ffe cti vely available for
the attack function.
In addition to these powers, each staff of the
woodlands has a magical weapon value. Those
with a lesser value have extra magical powers thai
do not require charges anp. can be employed once
per day. To determine which sort of staff has been
discovered and ils powers, roll on the table below.
Roll StarrType
01-25 The +4 staff has no additional powers.
26-50 The +3 staff also confers the power o f
pass without trace
51 - 75 The +2 staff confers the powers of pass
without trace and barkskin
76-00 The + I staff confers Ihe powers o f the
+2 staff and the power of the tree spell.
In a ORAGONLANC[ Campa ign : The staff of the
woodlands does not exist on Ansalon.
Stair
A magical stair is a wooden board, usuall y 5 feet
long, a foot wid e, and a half-inch th ick. When
placed on a floor and commanded, it creates a
magical wooden stai rway of some kind, which
remains until it is commanded to vanish or un til
dispel magic is applied (treat the stairway as 25th
level magic). Most stairways created in this fash-
ion can s up port up to 2,000 pounds of weig ht
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Stair, Endless
(counting all items and creatures upon them); any
additional weighl causes it to collapse as if com-
manded to disappear.
of Ascendi ng
XPValue: 1,000 GP Value: 5,000
The Book of Marvc:lous Magic
On command, Ihis board creales a stairway 10,
15, or 20 reet high. The stairway appears leading
up from the user. When commanded to disappear,
the uppermost sta ir remains and may be picked
u p a nd re used. This item runc tio ns up to three
times a day.
of Breaking
XPValue: 100 G PValue: 500
The Book of Marvelo us Magic
This item appears a nd runctions as e ither an
ascending or descending sta ir but supports only
500 pounds or weight be ro re collapsing. It may
be used up 10 three times a day.
Cold
XP Value: 1,200 GPValue: 6,000
The Book of Marvelous Magic
This sta ir a ppea rs and runctions as either an
ascending or descending stair. Upon command, it
becomes ice cold, inflict ing I point of damage
per foot traveled upon cveryonc us ing it. Crea-
tures resistant to co ld are nOI affected, and any
other victim may make a saving throw vs. spell to
take half damage. For example, one might take 10
points damage descend ing a 20-root stairway ir
the saving th row is mad e. Whe n collapsed, the
stair returns to normal temperature.
of Descending
XPValue: 1,000 GPValue: 5,000
The Book of Marvelous Magic
This stair is similar to an ascending stair but cre-
ates a stairway lead ing downward. Whe n com-
manded to di sappear, the bottom stair remai ns
and may be picked up and reused. This item fun c-
tions up to three times a day.
Endless
XP Value: 15,000 GP Value: 75,000
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This magic item consists of two 2-foot by I-foot
rectangular metal plates. When cast at the ground,
both hover in place, one above the other, forming
a small stairway. When someone steps on the first
plate. the plate levitates to a position above the
second, thus continuing the stair. The stair can be
turned by climbing in the des ired direction, for a
maximum of a 45(DO) angle change per step.
The stair has no altitude limit, but ne ither docs it
confer any special abilities on Ihe user. Therefore,
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if the user climbs above the atmosphere, he or she

will die unless some form of magical protection
is used. The plates can be used in a vacuum, but
not in a zero gravity environmeOl, as they would
not sense where to go next. If the climber falls or
otherwise leaves the s tair in midair, the plates
will collapse. However, if the climber ascends 10
a safe surface, the plales will stay in place. Each
plate has an annor class of - I and can sustain 10
points of damage before becoming useless. The
plates cannot be used to descend.

of Judgment
XPValue: 1,500 GPValue: 7,500
'The Book ofM~\QUs Magic
Thi s s tair appears and functions as either an
ascending or descending stair. However, anyone
using the stairway in the wrong direction (up on a
descending stair, down on an ascending stair)
never reaches its end and instead walks through a
gale to an Outer Plane. Any victim of this effect is
met by an Immortal and immediately judged on
alignment behavior. After the judgment, the vic-
tim is returned 10 a safe spot in the Prime Mater-
ial Plane, near the point of departure.
If align ment behavior has been perfecl, no ill
effects occur (even to chaotics). If a lignment
behavior is flawed, a quest is assigned (as the
priest spell) which muSI begin within one mo nth.
Death is the reward for poor alignmeOi behavior.
(Alignment judging is a tricky maner and the OM
should handle it carefully.)
of Slipping
XPValue: 1,000 GPVaiue: 5,000
The Book of Marvelous Magic
This sta ir appears and functions as either an
ascending or descending stair but o n command
becomes quite slippery. Each victim using the
slippery stairway must make a saving throw vs.
spell or fall and tumble down the stairs. The fall
inflicts I point of damage per foot; a victim slip-
ping from the lOp ofa 20-foot stairway Ihus takes
20 points of damage.
Standing Stones
XP Value: 50,000 GP Value: 25,000
Legends & Lore
Celtic priests can create formations of standing
slones in order to intensify their magic. The cere-
monies during the c reation of a ring 0/ standing
stones make them highly magical places where
mere lesser mortals fear to tread.
The creation of standing stones is a lengthy
process that requires many priests. There must be
at least 50 levels of priests or druids who worship
al least four di (ferent Celtic gods. One of the
priests must be at least a 10th-level worshiper of
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Belenus in order to have the all im portant enchant
stoncs spell. The sile must have stones available
and be at least five miles from any other existing
standing stones. Al l of the priests must spend an
entire month assembling the stones and attending
ceremonies- the enchant stones spell must bt
cast at the end of each week and again at the end
of construction. I f the priests are interrupted in
any way during that time, the enchantmen t fails
and they must start agai n. During creation, the
standing stones' site must be dedicated to one
sphere o f spells forever (for instance, standing
stones-divination). Once created, the magic of
the standing stones is pennanent.
The actual physical parameters of the standing
stones are fairly loose. The exact size and number
of t he sto nes are un important for game pur·
poses- they are arranged at creation to follow the
seasons, stars, conste llations, suns. moons, or
whatever. It is only important that t hey be
a rran ged in a series of c ircular patterns. Since
they are ge ne rally between 10 and 30 meters
across, standing stones are some of the largest
magical items in existence.
Once created, ceremonies can take place at the
sile to cast spells within its assigned sphere. The
total of priest levels involved in the ceremony can
be used as a direct multiplier to any of the follow·
ing: range, duration, o r area of effecl. As an
example, if 50 priest levels are involved in a cere-
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Spell, they could either multiply th e range by 50
(to 1500 yards), the duration by 50 (to 50 rounds
per level), or the area of effect by 50 (50 c ubic
feel per level). One of the priests must actually
cast the spell to be amplified by the standing
Slones, and his is the base from which all other
information is extrapolated.
Holy Star of the
Bright Desert
XP Valu \:: 1,000 GP Valu e: 6,000
GREYHAWK Adventures
This is a copper star marked with the silver axe and
energy bolts of Heironeous the Invincible. It was
fashioned by dervishes to aid them in holy battles
against infidels. The Slat gives a good wearer 30%
immunity to fear, and a +20% bonus to reactions
with dervishes in the Bright Desert. An evilly
aligned wearer has a -4 penalty on all saving
throws involving fear (magical or othetwise), and a
- 4 morale penalty. The device glows brightly
within 30 feet of any extremely evil creature.
Statue
Statues are carved from wood, stone, or marble
and their subject matter varies w idely accordin g
to the whim of the sculptor or the demands of a
commission. Statues have also been produced by
pouring molten metal, ceramic, or plaster into a
mold.
Boli
XP Value: 2,000 GP Val ue: 10,000
DRAOONMagazine 189
Boli is a human-size starue of humanoid figure that
is dedicated to th e skilled c rafts- metal and
leatherworking, jewelers, all smiths, or any other
Cf1Ift.. If the boli is given a small offering of food or
drink every day, the craftsperson can only automat-
ically fail proficiency checks on a roll of 20, and
receives a - I bonus to the die roll. If the offering is
not made, the craftsperson always fails proficiency
checks until the offerings are made again.
Corellon's Crystal Statuette
XrValue: 3,200 GPValu t:; 16,000
Monster Mythology
Corellon's avatar typically carri es a crystal stat-
uette that allows him to summon Id4 16-HD air
elementals to do his bidding for 2d4 turns once a
doy.
Golden
XP Value: 2,000 G P Value: 15,000
Storm Riders
This golden s tat ue depicts the Padhrasattva of
Erudition, Mahavidi. Mahavidi is th e personal
Padhrasattva of the Dalai Lama, and is consid-
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ered the highest ofPadhra's incarnations.
Mahavidi's statue is solid gold and is valued at
more than ten million gold pieces. It weighs over
30 tons, and is built directly into the foundations
of a building. Other than thi s, its only defense
against th eft is the famous Ra -Khatian karma
curse, in th is case, a permanent kanna curse. The
curse is activated whenever someone touches the
statue while thinking th oughts of larceny. The
conditions for removing the curse are returning
anything that was stolen from the statue, and then
performing an act of contrition equivalent to the
act that began the curse.
Old Salt Statues of Power
XPValue G P Val ue
Medic with Bag: 1,500 7.500
Old Captain with Pipe: 1,900 9,500
Old Salty with Raincoat: 800 4,000
Pirate Mate with Rapier: 900 4 ,500
Pirate with Pegleg: 1,400 7,000
Sails Boy with Rope: 900 4,500
Skipper wit h Hat: 1,000 5,000
Swabbie with Bucket: 700 3,500
Weaponsmaster: 850 8.500
Whaler with Harpoon: 800 4,000
War Captain 's Companion
There are several different old solt statlles of
power. Each appears as a small statue ofa sailor a
foot or so tall. When the statue is rubbed and the
command word (usually engraved on the bottom
of the stand) is spoken, its power is activated.
If an old salt statue 0/ power is broken or
destroyed, it is forever ruined, all magic is lost,
and it has no power. If it is slain in its human
fonn, it merely reverts to statue form and can be
used again at a later time. They can be used once
per day, unless otherwise stated in the following
text.
Med ic: wi th Bag: At a word, this statue grows
to human size. It has AC 10, hp 8, and MV 12.
The statue can cure light wounds five times a day,
cure serious wounds twice a day, or cure critical
wounds once a day. It cannot use more than one
c ure type in a single day. Alternately, the statue
can heal once a week, but this power replaces all
other curative powers of the statue for that week.
The old salt statue can on ly be used to cure an
individual once in a single 24-hour period, which
means that all five cure light wounds cannOt be
spent on the same individual.
O ld Capta in wit h Pi pe : Once a d ay, th is
statue can be activated to give the ship's captain
unerring advice. The advice the statue gives is
limited to directions toward an intended destina-
tion, or the advice on how to better attack an
enemy ship. (Whe n the latter advice is used, the
ship gains a + I bonus on all initiat ive and attack
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rolls ror Id4 rounds.) The statue has AC 4, hp 23,
and MV 12. After use, it reverts to statue form,
leaving behind a pleasant odor of beechwood
pipe smoke.
Pira te with Peg Leg: When th is statue is actio
vated, all enemies aboard a ship musl ro ll a save
vs. spell or be rorced to dance the pirate's jig for
Id6 rounds. During that lime, all those who failed
the save cannot fight. Those who make the save
have their attack ro lls penalized by - I. The statue
has AC 10, hp 2, and MV 12 . If d estroyed, its
magical effects on the opponents are immediately
dispelled.
Pirate Male wilh Ra pie r a nd Pa r rol: Once a
day, this statue can be activated to fight with the
ship's crew. The pirate mate with rapier and par-
rot can be used once a day. With an evilly aligned
crew, the statue gai ns the rollow ing statistics:
St a tue, Ev il Crew: Int Average; AL LE;
AC 6; MV 12; HD 6; hp 60; THAC O 15;
#AT 312 ; Dmg Id8+3; SA +3 on attack and
damage rolls; SZ M (6' tall); ML 20; XP
650.
With a good o r ne utrall y aligned crew the
statue has the following statistics:
Sta tue, G ood C rew: Int Average; AL LN
or LG;AC 5; MV 12; HO 6; hp60;THACO
16; #AT 312; Dmg Id8+2; SA +2 on attack
and damage rolls ; SZ M (6' tall); ML 20;
XP 650.
Sails' Boy with R ope: This statue can be actio
vated once a day for one hour each use. The sails'
boy can increase the MC of a spelljamming ship
(or even a normal s ailing ship) by one c lass for
that time. Ifkilled while perrorming his duties,
the sails' boy cannot be reactiva ted ror one full
week . Only one can be active on a s hip at one
time. It has AC 6, hp 12, and MV 12.
O ld Salty with Rain coat : This statue a/power
has no human fonn. Instead, it divines the weather
for the next 24 hours. (If the weather is being mag·
ically tampered with. the sailor's squinty eye glows
and the divination will c hange to match the
approaching weather.) When the weather is divined
as being fair, the statue appears as a barechested
sailor with shan legged pants and no shoes.
Ifthe weather is to be stormy and wet, the statue
wears a raincoat. If the weather is cold or snowy,
the statue ....-ears a th ick parka and tal1, stout boots.
This item is userul in the phlogiston as well, since
it predicts the occasional eddies and high and low
pressl!re cross-currents tha t rc sembl e ocean
storms. It operates constantly, and cannot be deac-
tivated or rooled, save by magic.
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Skippe r with Hat: When this statue is active,
it directs the motions of the ship by yelling (oftC!l
obscene) commands to the helmsman. As a result
the ship is able to perform faster than normal.
The ship gains a + I to its SR. The skipper can be
used once a day ror one hour at a time. Ifmore
than one skipper with hat is used on the ship al
one time, the numbe r of skippcrs equals the SR
penalty the ship receives instead. With two ski{1-
pen with hat, SR 6 turns into SR 4. This penalty
arises from the skippers yell ing different com-
mands; thus confusing the crew. The statue has
AC 2, hp 35, and MV 12.
Swa bbi e with Buc ke t : When activated, this
statue will clean and polish every de ck on the
ship. The job takes one round per 5 square feel
(keel length multipl ied by beam width gives
square rootage). It continues its job until it either
finishes, o r un til k illed. It has AC 8, hp 12, and
MV 9, and can be activat.ed once a week.
Weaponsmaster: This statue takes the place of
a whole weapon's crew. It can be activated for one
ho ur eve r y day, or until the human rorm is
destroyed. This statue has AC 4; 6th·level fight-
ers, hp 45; MV 12.
Wh a ler wi th Harpoo n: When activated, this
statue goes to the edge of the ship, anned with il5
harpoon and summons fish. Even in the phlogis-
ton, the whaler can summon and spear Idl2 fish
every day (each fi sh ave rages Id20+20 inches
long). Once the OM de te rmines the number of
f ish that are caught, the whaler returns to statue
(onn, and cannot be reactivated ror 24 hours.
If a large aquatic creat ure (whale, sea serpent,
kraaken, or the like) is a ttacking the sh ip, the
whaler can, if not previously activated, fight dur-
ing the encounter with a +2 bonus, inflicting d0u-
ble damage.
Roll Statue Type
01- 10 Medic with Bag
11- 20 Old Captain with Pipe
21- 30 Old Salty with Raincoat
31-40 Pirate Mate with Rapier
41 - 50 Pirate with Pegleg
51-60 Soils' boy with Rope
6 1-70 Skipper with Hat
7 1-80 Swabbie with Bucket
81-90 fJ eaponsmaster
91-00 Whaler with Harpoon
Scorpion Ward
XPVa lue: 250 G P Value: 1,250
The Glory of Rome
Romans greatly feared the power of wizards with
the evi l eye. One of the magical items used 10
protect against it was the scorpion ....,orr!. This is a
small, hardened clay or metal statue of a scorpion
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of average wo rkmanship. If o ne is placed j ust
inside the doorway of a home and a short praycr
said to th e household gods, the mag ic of the
statue protects the people who live in the house
against the evil eye. Any residents of the house-
hold ( including famil y members, servants, and
slaves, but not guests) receive a +3 bonus to sav-
ing throws against t he ev il eyc, as long as the
scorpion ward remains in the doorway.

Singing
XP Value: 1,000 GP Value: 5,000
Dragonsor Light
The statue of singing is a hollow statue of beaten
gold, formed in the shape of Mishakal, the Healer.
If wate r is poured into the hole at the top, the
statue begins to hum a va ried, peaceful tune. The
statue has the following properties while singing:
it acts as a chime of opening against any locked or
held door; it prevents undead from approaching
within 20 feet of its wielder; it heals I d6 poiOls
of damage. once a day. on a ny person wi thin 10
feel.

Singing II
XP Value: 3,750 G P Value:
Tales oflhe Lanee
These hollow statues of gold we re smithed inlo
their form by the goddess Mishakal, the Healer.
Each statue stands about 6 inches tall.
If water is poured inlo the hole at the statue's
lOp, the statue begins to hum a peaceful tu nc.
When the s tatue "s ings," it ac ts as a chime of
opening against any locked or held door, it pre-
vents undead from approaching within 20 feet of
the wielder, and it heals I d6 points of damage to
all people within 10 feet (including the wielder).
This last powe r is usable on ly once a day. The
duration of singing is 4d4 turns. If Ihe water is
prematurely spilled, the singing stops.
These s tatues we re com mon in pre-Cata-
clysmic times. Now that the clergy of Mishakal
have been restored, the s in gi ng s tatues havc
begun to reappear with increasing frequency.
Stone Horse
XPValue GPVaIUt;:
Courser: 2,000 12.000
Destrier: 3,000 15,000
D UNGEON MASTER Guide
Eac h o f these ite m s appears to be full-sizc.
roughly hewn statue of a horse, carved from some
type of hard stone. A command word brings a
steed to life, e nabling it to carry a burden, and
even to attack as if it were a war-horse. There are
t....,o sorts of mounts:
Courser : This slOne horse traveis at the same
movement rate as a light horse (movement rate
24) and attacks as ifit were a medium war-horse
(three attacks for I d6l 1d6/Id3). It is Armor Class
3 and has 18 hit points. It saves vs. all applicable
attack forms as if it were " Metal, hard."
Destrier: This stone horse travels at the same
movement rate as a medium horse (movement rate
\S) and attac ks as irit we re a heavy war-horse
(three attacks for 1d8Jl dS/ ld3). It is Amlor Class I
and has 26 hit poi nts. It saves vs. all applicable
attack forms as if it were "Melal, hard."
A stone horse can carry I ,000 pounds tire-
lessly and never needs to rest or feed . Damage
inflicted can be repaired by first using a slOne to
flesh spe ll , thus causing the slone horse to
become a normal horse. If allowed to graze and
rest, the animal heals its wounds at the rate of I
point per day. When fully healed, it au tomatically
reverts to magical form .
of S ubstitutio n
XP Value: 500 C P Value: 10,000
DRAOON Magazine 126
Upon close exa mination , thi s s tatue revea ls a
small cavity in its back. The statue is hollow and
large enough to hold one pint of blood. In order
to make the statue work, the character to carry or
use it must pour one pint of blood into the statue,
which magically seals when full. Once this bond
has been crealed, the statue benefits the character
using it as ifusing the shukenja spell substitution.
The first 20 points of damage the character takes
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in combat are abso rbed by the statue, which dis-

appears automatically when the limit is reached. Stocking
The statue will benefit no one but the character Stockings are long, tight-fitting garments that are
whose blood it holds, and only one statue may be often worn in place of socks. Stockings protect
so used by a character at a time. If small amounts the whole leg, where socks only keep the calfand
of blood from several characters are poured in, feet warm. Some cultures frown upon men's
the statue will not give each of the characters lim- stockings, however, frig id climates generally
ited benefits; it will, in fact, be worthless. prompt everyone to wear stockings, especially in
cultures where ttousers haven't been invented.
Xanlhippe of Annoyance
XP Value: 700 G P Value: 3,500 of Elf Summoning
The Book of MarveloOJs Masie XPVa.lue: 1,000 G PValue: 5.000
This item appears to be a tiny statue of a shrew. If POLYHEORON Newsl.ine 23
one command word is spoken, it turns into a giant This plain, long stocking is typical of the type of
sh rew but may then make a s aving throw vs. socks worn by peasants. When hung by a chim-
spell. If the throw is successful, the shrew imme- ney and the command word is spoken, a fal, 10th-
diately flees at its maximum movement rate. If level elf wi ll appear by descending through the
the saving throw fails, the shrew understands and chimney, wearing a bright red and white fur out-
obeys the user of the statue. fit. The elf will assist the user for up to one hour,
If touched and a second command word spo- and then vanish. The stocking functions once a
ken, the shrew returns to statue fonn. Otherwise, year.
a dispel magic spell is needed to return the crea-
ture to its normal inanimate state; remove c urse of Mystery
does not affcct it. XP Val ue: 400 GP Value: 2,000
A third command word turns the statue into an POLYHEDRON Newszine 23
ethereal being resembling a human female . This This stockin g is useful when pulled over the
being is immune to all attacks and has no attack head. The user then becomes completely unrec-
form s itself. When created, however, it immedi- ognizable, even by close friends. The slocking
ately begins loudly criticizing the user; all wit h functions once a day, for up to three turns per use.
60 feet unde rstand the words. This speech can
continue for any duration but the being returns to Stone
statue form on command of the user or jf dispel Magical stones are generally pOlished to a bril-
magic is applied. liant shine. See Gem and Rock for additional
magical possibilities.
Stick of Standing
XP Va lue: 500 GPValue: 2,500 Roll Stone Type
DRAGON Magazine 30 01 - 25 Ornamental Stone
The sticks of standing were developed to support 26-50 Semiprecious Stone
Orlow's tomato plants. These are l4-inch-thick, 2- 5 1-75 Fancy Stone
foot- long pieces of wood. When placed perpendic- 76-00 Hardstone
ular to any horizontal surface they remain standing
unless moved by a living creature. Roll Orna me ntal Stone Type
01-03 Agni Mani
Stirrups of Horsemanship 04-05 Algae
XPValue: 2,500 C rValue: 12,500 06-{)8 Augc1ite
DRAGON Magazine 126 09-11 Bluestone
When fitted on a horse, these stirrups give any 12- 13 Chrysocolla
character who rides that animal the same skills in 14-16 Corstal
riding that he or she would have with the horse- 17-18 Crown of Silver
manship proficiency (this applies to riding skill, 19-21 Disthene
leaping onto the animal, usi ng two-handed weap- 22-24 Epidote
ons on horseback while guiding the animal with 25-26 Fire Agate
the legs alone, and so o n). The stirrups may be 27- 29 Fluorspar
used on any horse or horselike animal (ki-rin, 3(}-32 Frost Agate
unicC1m, or the like), and must be attached to the 33- 34 Ooldline
saddle trappings if they are to work properly. No 35-37 Greenstone
additional bonus is given to c ha racters who 38-39 Hyaline
already have the horsemanship proficiency. 4<>-42 Lynx Eye
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"' 43--45 Mocrocline 19- 23 Heliodor

46-47 Nelvine 24--27 Hom Coral
48- 50 Nune 28- 32 Jargoon
51-53 Oolite 33- 36 Komerupine
54-55 Ophealinc 37-41 Laeral's Tears
56-58 Rosaline 42-45 Octet
59-61 Sagenile 46-50 Orbaline
62-63 Sanidine 51 - 55 Raindrop
64-66 Sarbasso 56-59 Rusteen
67-68 Salin Spar 6..... Scapra
69-71 Sharpstone 65-68 Shandon
72-74 Sheen 69- 73 Sinhalite
75-76 Silkstone 74--77 Sphene
77- 79 Snowflake Obsidian 78-82 Star Siopside
8G-82 Sunstone 83-86 Tremair
83-84 Thurarlial 87- 91 Ulvaen
85-87 Variscitc 92- 95 Waterstar
88-89 Violane 96-00 liose
90-92 Webstone
93-95 Wonderstone Roll Hardstone Type
96-97 Woodline 01-06 Alabaster
98-00 Zarbrina 07- 11 Archon
12- \7 Hombillivory
Roll Semiprecious Stone Type 18- 22 Iris Agate
01-(14 Alestone 23- 28 Ivory
05-07 Andar 29- 33 Lumachel1a
08- 11 Aventurine 34--39 Luspeel
12-14 Boakhar 40-44 Marble
15-18 Clciophane 45- 50 Meerschaum
19- 21 Datchas 51- 56 Pipestone
22- 25 Dioptase 57-61 Psaedros
26-29 Gold Sheen 62-67 Serpentine Stone
30-32 Hambergyle 68- 72 Soapstone
33-36 Hydrophane 73- 78 Star Metal
37- 39 Hypersthene 79- 83 Sulabra
41\-43 101 84--89 Tempskya
44-46 Irtios 90-94 Turritella
47- 50 Luriyl 95--00 Xylopal
51-54 MaJacopn
55-57 Meliochrysos Beauregard's Beautiful Bauble
58-61 Mykaro XP Value: 600 GP Value: 3,000
62-41 Mynteer POLYHEDRON Magazine 57
65--68 Orprase This small stone looks very much like a robin's
69-71 Phenalope egg and will radiate a faint aura if detect magic is
72- 75 Rainbow Obsidian used. The bauble has the power to release a calm-
76-79 Samarshile ing effect on all who look at it. Anyone viewing
80--82 Serpentine the bauble must make a saving throw vs. charm;
83- 86 Skydrop those who are successful hear soft music and
87- 90 Spodumene believe that the bauble is one of the most beauti-
91- 93 Tabasheer ful things Ihey have ever seen. Those who fail the
94-96 Tchazar saving throw are instantly calmed, at peace with
97-00 Witherite themselves and their surroundings. When placed
in the hands of someone who is angry or afraid-
Roll Fancy Stone Type even one who is magically enchanted 10 be angry
01---05 Angel Skin of afraid- the person becomes calm and happy
06-09 Brandeen and any enchantment of anger or fear is instantly
10-14 Euclase negated_
15- 18 Flamedance
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Bimbomushi
XP Value: 3,000 G P Value: 20,000
DRAGON Magazine 40
These come in two imitative foons, either similar
\0 magical gems or to other magical stones (lode-
stone, earth elementals, and the like). When car-
ried on a person in battle with a creature of more
Hit Di ce (in a mixed group, ifany one orthe
enemy has morc Hit Dice) than the carrier, the
bimbomusM acts as a ,.ing of protection -3 for ils
carrier as long as he or she is conscious and in
active baure ..

Bloodsto ne of Fistandantilus
XPVa lue: 15,000 GPValue: 75,000
Tales of the Lance
Legends state that no one can possess the blood-
s/one of Fiston(/anti/us; onc is possessed by it;
such is the bloodstone s power-such is evil.
Even if the artifact itself does not lurn the user
mad. it offers prizes that just might- a new body,
a new mind, and immortality. In mortal combat,
Raistlin wrested this artifact from Fistandantilus.
Some say the bloods/one wanted Raistlin to win,
some say it drove him mad.
The bloodstone has survived from the early
days of magic, crafted from the blood-speckled
jasper found allhe Ravaged Heart valley of the
Khalk ist Mountains. A 3-inch-long, teardrop-
shaped gem, the bloodstone takes its name from
the scarlet speckles that run through it. The gem
rests in a plain silver setting that is worn about
the neck on a silver chain.
Once a day, Ihe wearer can speak a command
word to cause the bloods/one to cure 2d8+ [
points of damage to himself. The stone cannot
cure systemic damage as caused by poison or pet-
rification.
A separate command word causes the blood-
stolle to activate in the following round, attacking
anyone in a 40-foot radius. When successfully
used, the bloodstolle dislodges the victim's spirit
and transfers the wizard's spirit into the victim's
body. Use of ,Ihe bloodstone in this fashion au to-
matically shifts the character onc full alignment
toward evil (good becomes neutral , neutral
becomes evil and so on). I.n the round after the
second command word is spoken, both victim
and wielder roll a saving throw vs. spell with the
following results:
[fbolh fail , each loses Id10+5 hi! points. The
victim can make one attack. The wizard can
elect to receive the attack, hoping to use the
bloodstone again in the next round, or may
break concentration and tr y to avoid the
attack.
If both save, the victim's spirit is firm ly
entrenched and has battled back the attack.
Both ron again.
If the victim snves nnd thc wizard fails, the
wizard suffers I d I 0+5 points of damage and
cannot perform an action in the next round.
The victim takes a free action that round.
If the wizard saves and the victim fails, the
victim'S spirit dislodges and departs to the
gods. The wizard's spirit inhabits the emp-
tied body and his old body crumbles to dust.
The wizard all former ability scores (Str,
Dex, Can, and so fo rt h) except where the
victim's scores are higher. For such abilities,
the wizard's scores increase to match those
of the victim. If the victim exceeded the wiz-
ard in level, th e wizard attains the higher
level, gain ing the expe rience point s and
powers of the new level.
Chardalyn
XPValue: 4,000 GP Value: 20,000
Yolo's Guide 10 the North
These rare, black stones are found only in the
northern Sword Coast area of Faerun. They occur
naturally, and are nOt a specially enchanted stone.
Each stone can naturally entrap a single spell cast
into it, releasing the magic for its usual spell
effects later, when the stonc is shattered.
If a chardalYII is hurled at an enemy and
breaks, it could become the focal point of a fire-
ball cast into it years earlier. A chardalyn can
only absorb one spcll. Once it is "full," other
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magic has no effect on it.
These stones always absorb spells cast del ib-
erately into them. They can also absorb incom-
ing spells on a roll of 7 or less on Id 12. This is
useful when the incoming spell is hostile and
di rected at the stonebearer. Chardalyn can take
in lightning bolts and fireball flames that have
already man ife sted (preventing any damage
from them from occurring), but the bearer of a
stone can't choose when this power will or won't
work. (Once again, it only has the potential to
work if the chardalyn is no t already holding a
spell.) Severa l veteran Riders of Nesme wear
rings offire resistance coup led with shields
studded with chardalyns that hold fireball spells
into battle. A foe who shauers a chardalyn with
a weapon blow suffers immediate damage from
the exploding names.
of Cold Immunity
XPValue: 1,000 G PValue: 5,000
PoLYHEDRON Newszine 23
No command word is needed for this rare item. It
au tomatica lly absorbs cold damage that cou ld
otherwise affect the bearer. All cold damage is
reduced to I point per die, and the bearer may
make appropriate saving throws to take damage
equal to half of the reduced figure . The stone of
co ld immunity funclion$ for I d6 +6 mon.lhs
(regard less of the amo unt of cold absorbc d)
be fore becoming nonmagical. This item cannot
be construc ted or recharged . It is a disposable
body part from a very rare creature (the sotyuch).
of Continual Light
XP Value: 300 GP Value: 1,500
Talons of Night
These normal stones are enchanted with the con-
tinua/light spell. Generally they are attached to
the walls of dungeons or castles in order to light
the hallways. .
of Controlling Earth Elementals
XPValue: 1,500 GPVa lue: 12,500
DuNoOON MAsTER Gl.lidf;
A stone of this nature is typically an oddly shaped
bit of rough ly polished rock. The possessor of
such a stone nced but utter a single command
word, and an earth elemental of 12 HD will come
to the summoner if earth is available, an 8-HD
elemental if rough, unhewn stone is the swnmon-
ing medium. (An earth elemental cannot be sum-
moned from worked stone, but one can be called
out of mud, clay, or even sand-a lthoug h one
from sand is an 8-I·to monster.) The area of sum-
moning for an earth elemental must be at least 4·
foo t square and have 4 cubic yards of volume.
The elemental appears in I d4 rounds. For detailed
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information about elementals and their control
see the Monstrous Manual accessory. The stone
can be used to summon one elemental a day.
1.11 Raye nlofl: The elemental can only retum to
its native plane through one of Ravenloft's rare
exits. Ifit some how gains ils freedom , it attacks
the summoner.
Coruskian
XPValue: 1,500 GPValue: 8,000
GREYIV.WII Adventures
Set in a golden necklace, this green stone was
enchanted by a Nyrondese spellcaster who sought
to control the griffons of the Corwkian Moun-
tains. Though the magical item worked well, the
wizard overlooked his inabi lity to ride airborne
creatures, and he met his doom at the bottom of a
dcep and jagged chasm. Since then, the stone has
been used by the nomads and tribesmen who hap-
pen to find it.
The slone gives its owner the ability to charm
griffons (saving throw applicable) once a day.
Charmed griffons will allow the ehanner and all
allies to ride them. Ai rborne riding maneuvers
that do not require a proficiency check can be
accomp lished using land-based riding tech-
niques, but ai rborne maneuvers that require a
check automatically fail if the rider has no profi-
!,;iem;y in airborne riding. If the wearer rides a
grifTon into combat, the chances of breaking the
spell are doubled (check before the battle).
Cursed Well
XPValue: - GPVall.le: 1,000
DRAGON Magazine 145
In appearance, this stone looks exact ly like a
stone of the well. A cursed well stone, though,
causes any well into which it is placed to dry up
inunediately; likewise, all wells within a one-mile
radius of a cursed ....'ell stone also dry up immedi·
ately. This item counters a Slone of the well, and
no new well dug in the area of effect of a cursed
well Slone wi ll yield water, even if the ground is
saturated. Once activated, an exorcism or remove
curse is required to be rid of this malefic stone's
influence.
Dream
XP Value: 1,000 G P Value: 5,000
In Search of Dnlgons
Dream Slones are golden pebbles that reveal
actual or possible events in the future. Eons ago,
the gods of neutrality presented the bag of dream
stones to the primitive Lor-Tai tribe. Lor-Tai
leaders use the stones to help predict natural dis-
asters and to foreeast the year's harvest.
Each dream stone is etched with from I to 3
symbols of a moon at high sanction. When the
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number of symbols on a dream stone is the same
as the number of high sanction moons in the sky,
a dream is revealed, but only iflhe owner sleeps
through the night with the stone beneath his or
her head. Each dream SlOne can be used once.
The dream stones can be useful tools for pro-
viding the PCs with information, clues, and
warnings. They can also he helpful in getting
stalled pes back on the track. However, the
dreams are not necessarily accurate, nor are they
always easy to interpret.
To receive a dream, the PC must sleep with the
dream stone under his or her head for at least six
uninterrupted hours. The symbols on the dream
stone must match exactly with the moons in the
sky. For instance, if a particular dream stone
shows two moons in full sanction and there are
three moons in full sanction, no dream cream will
occur.
The dreams are visions of events that may
occur in the future . A dream is experienced as a
series of flickering images; the end of one image
dissolves into the beginning of the next. Unless
the OM is using the dream stones to feed specific
information to particularly incompetent or
unlucky PCs, the images should be vague and
indefinite. It makes for a more interesting adven-
ture if you can tie these dreams into the personal-
ities of the PCs.
of Everburning
XPValue: 500 GPValue: 2,500
OldEmpires
This stone is unremarkable, except that it radiates
searing heat at all times. If a SlOne of €Verbuming
contacts exposed flesh , it inflicts ld3 points of
damage for each round of contact. The stone's
most remarkable property is its longevity; some
have stayed hot more than 3,000 years, even when
continuously immersed in water. These items are
used in the steam engines of Mulhorand.
Finder's
XP Value: 3,500 GPValue: 17,500
1992 Fantasy Collector Card 409
This artifact was destroyed in the final battle
against the evil god Moander. By holding this
unique magical item and concentrating, any per-
son could get it to emit a beacon of light indicat-
ing the quickest path to any object, Any member
of the Wyvernspur family could: peer into the
stone to read knowledge stored within; cause Ihe
stone to cast an illusion of the bard Finder
Wyvernspur, singing any of his songs: use the
stone as a rechargeable wand, holding many
spells, including detecl magic, continual light,
dispel magic, fly, tongues (permanent), and tele-
port.
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Glowstone
XP Value: 1,400 GP Value: 7,000
Dwarves Deep
These famous "gems" are synthetic crystals.
Clear, faceted, and oval, and as long as a man's
hand, glowstones bloom with a continuous, heat-
less white radiance equal to a continual light
spell. The radiance cannot be dimmed by magical
darkness, dispel magic, or other means, with the
exception of draining the stone of all power.
When power is being drained from a glowslOne, it
pulses and flickers.
Glows/ones are used to power all magical
items requiring charges. A glows tone that is
brought into contact with an item sticks to it. This
is an attraction akin to magnetism, which can be
broken by a strong pull, but not by accidental
contact. Once attached to another magical item,
the glowstone begins to recharge the item, restoT-
ing one charge per full turn of continuous con-
tact. If the item is used during this time, it loses
no charges, the required magical energy being
drawn from the glows tone in addition to the
recharging energy being released.
Magical items which do not use charges but
which can normally be used only a limited num-
ber of times in a set period gain one additional
use (of each power or function) after they are
exhausted. They must be touched to a glowstone
for five continuous rounds. This boost cannot be
fed into an item before a given power is
exhausted, storing the energy for later use.
In addition, dwarf priests can release the power
of a glowstone which they are touching by means
of a special spell, glowglory. This pOlent magic
allows them to unleash beams of power from a
glowstone, as weapons or tools. A beam of power
is a cUlling beam of radiant force that cuts stooe,
wood, and fl esh alike- doing an automatic 6
points of structural damage per round to the for-
mer two objects, and does 6d6 points of damage
per contact to living things. For more information
on beams of power, please refer to the spell glow-
glory.
Unleashing a beam of power from a glowstone
drains it of20 charges per rouod. Charging an
item from a glowstone drains however many
charges are transferred to the item, at the rate
given above. Boosts for chargeless items cost
seven charges each.
Glowstones have 1,000 charges when made,
and can never be recharged, but charges can be
transferred from one glowstDne to another. A
little-known side benefit of this last practice: any
being holding two glowstones together and will-
ing one to give the other energy experiences the
energy flow through his or her body. It does not
heal damage, but does burn away poisons, dis-
""

eases, parasitic infestations, and embedded for-
eign materials, purifying the body.
To destroy aglowstone, one must strike it with
a disintegration spell or magical effect, or deal it
physical or magical damage (or a combination of
the two types) totaling more than 66 points in one
round (cumulative totals are ignored). Even when
disintegrated, a glows/one explodes in a violent
blast dealing IdlO points of damage per charge it
had left , to all creatures within 70 feet (save fo r
half damage, allowed only if at least 25 feet dis-
tant from the stone). GlowsLOnes that are entirely
drained do not explode. Their light simply fades
silently, and then they crumble away to dust.
of.Good Luck
XPValue: 3,000 GPValue: 25,000
DlJI.;GEON MAsn:lt Guide
The luckstone, a magical stone, is typically a bit
ofrough polished agate or similar mineral. Its
possessor gains a + 1 (+5% where applicable) on
all dice rolls invol ving factors such as saving,
slipping, or dodging-whenever dice are rolled to
find whether the character suffers from some
adverse happening. This luck doe s not affect
attack and damage rolls or spe ll failure dice.
Additionally, the luckstone gives the possessor a
± I% to ± IO% (at owner's option) on ro lls fo r
determination of magical items or di vision of
treasure. The most favorable results will always
be gained with a stone ofgood luck.
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Stone of Gut and ThiO<llJM
of Gul and Thiondar
XP Value: 10,000 GP Value: 75,000
DuwGEON Magazine 30
In the di stant past, long before the rise of man
and the creation of dwarves and gnomes, giants
ruled the surfac e o f th e con tinent and wor-
shiped many deities. One of the giants' deities,
a young and ra sh demi god named Gul , pro-
voked the terrible wars that fragmented the
gi ants int o se para te races and created the
mutant eltins, cyclops, and fomorians. As pun-
ishment for his terrible deed, the deities of the
giants stripped Gu l of most of his powers and
impri soned his essence forever in a 2,500 lb.
ruby. Unwilling to destroy another immortal
being, the gods of the giants deposited this
prison in the heart of a mountain and tried to
forget about Gul. Near the mountain, the gods
raised a temple to commemorate their deed and
to warn monals to beware the terrible Gul.
The stone ofGul is a relic of 8\\1esome and for-
midable power. Des igned especially for its
immonal prisoner, who was once a deity of name
and travel. the stone drains the magical and spiri-
lUal abilities from Gul and shunts them into the
nearby environment. The stone drains Gul 's most
powerful immonal powers, using them to telepon
a nearby river in an endless loop and to heat a
nearby valley.
Millennia passed, and the climate of the moun-
tain range gradually became colder, except fo r
the valley warmed by the stone. When the Ch'thar
discovered the valley, King Thiondar fou nd an
opening at the base of the tallest mountain at the
south of the valley. Intrigued, he descended
beneath the mountain and discovered the stone of
Gul.
As the king (a powerful wizard) studied and
tested the relic, he fell into its power and became
insane. Thiondar emerged from the mountain a
week later to tell hi s worried subjects that the
Ch'thar would be sellling in the valley. He ordered
the Ch'thar to build a town, while he returned to
guard what he now considered his relic.
It was plain to all of the elves that something
had befallen their leader, Lioshand, the king's
champion, followed the king into the mountain
and witnessed Thiandar meditating in the pres-
ence of a huge glowing ruby. Lioshand con-
fronted the king about the relic, whereupon
Thiandar, deranged by the power of the stone,
accused him of tre ason and slew him with
magic. The king emerged from the mountain to
denounce his fai thl ess subjec ts and to pro·
nounce a horrible curse o n Li oshand 's soul.
Thiondar repeated hi s order for the Ch'thar to
build a town, and again returned to the mountain
to guard the relic.
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As soon as Thiondar left. the Ch'thar began
to argue bitterly among themselves. They spec-
ulated about what Thiondar had found under
the mountain. which was soon named King's
Mountain by the elves. Many desp ised th e
king's actions, for they knew that Lioshand had
always protected the king and acted QUi of con·
cern forThiondar's safety. Even more hated the
environment of the valtey. which was filled
with a dark rain forest and populated with great
reptiles.
The dissenters-nearly a thousand strong- left
the valley and called themselves the gray elves.
Ashamed for their king's unjust behavior, their
own weakness. and their cowardly escape, the
gray elves never documenled what bappened in
the valley and rcta in thei r somber name to this
day,
A few hundred of the Ch'thar remained in the
valley, some out of loyalty, some out of fear.
Inspired by the divine intelligence in the stone,
Thiondar devised w..o wards to prevent interrup-
tion from the outside world, As the centuries
passed and Thiondar 's insanity de veloped, he
ordered all of the Ch'thar to settle inside King's
Mountain,
Thiondar began experimenting with the powers
of the stone, and in doing so divcrted energy from Ro ll Inspiralion
the relic's original tasks, As a result, the valley 01 -36 Spell
became too cold to support a rain forest. As the 37-45 Ring
millennia passed, the swampy valley dried up and 46-50 Rod
all the water settled in a lake at the foot of King's 51-60 Staff
Mountain. Time soon eroded the Ch'thar's aban- 61-70 Wand
doned bui ldings in the valley, and the entrance to 71- 90 Miscellaneous magical item
the caverns under King's Mountain became par- 91-95 Miscellaneous magical weapon
tially flooded with water from thc lake. 9&-00 Anno,
Jfa spellcastcr spends but eight hours meditat-
ing in the presence of the stone , he or she can The specific item or spell can be determined
learn how to invoke some of its powers at the by using the spell tables in the PHB or the magi-
20th level ofability:Jireball (three times il dily), cal item tables in the DMG, or the magical gener-
fire chunn (once a day), levirale (at will), dimell- ation tab les in this back of th is volume. An
sion dOQr (once a week), cOlllrof weather (once a inspiratio n will resul t in a 100% chance ofsuc-
week), and earthquake (once a week). Spending cess and one-founh the time and expense required
one day pondering the mystical energies of the in research for the particular item or spell. How-
stone permanently raises a spellcaster's Intelli- ever, the knowledge gained by the inspiration
gence by I point due to the close contact wi th a lasts for only as many months as the spellcasler
work of divine genius. has points of Intelhgence, and a recIpIent cannot
In addition, the stone has the ability to inspire a be visited by more than onc inspiration at a time.
spel1caster to create a new work of magic. For Iflhe inspiration is nOI or cannot be immediately
every day spen t in meditation in front of the acted upon (perhaps because the spe lJcaster
stone, there is a t% cumulative chance that the receives inspiration for a spell beyond his abil-
spellcaster will be imparted with a burst of genius ity), the spellcaster will never be able to enchant
and unde rstand all the steps to manufacture a the item or resea rch the spcll, no matter how
magical item or research a spell, If the character much time and effort are expended. Furthermore,
is inspired, roll percentile diee and consul t the the inspiration is a gut feeling, a hu nch, an inde-
following table: scribable instinct to complete the item or spell. It
cannot be translated into words and can neve r be
written down,
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Slone of Mysterious $oUOO

Hampering with divine insight has its dangers.
For every day spent meditating in front of the
stone, there is a 5% cumulative chance that the
spellcaster will be amicted wilh one of three
major fonns of permanent insanity. If the PC fails
a Wisdom check, roll percenti le dice and consult
the following table:
Roll Insanity Result
01-40 Delusional Insanit y: The character
becomes utterly convinced that he is the
demigod Gul and wi ll be vio lently
upset if any mortals around him do not
recognize his divine status. The PC will
otherwise act in a nonnal manner.
41- 90 Split Personality: The character dcvel-
ops an additional personality that is
chaotic evil. Every day, there is a l-in-6
chance of the personality emerging; this
chance becomes l-in-6 per round in
stressful situations (like combat). The
ncw personality makes up a ncw name
for itself but retains the old personal-
ity's abilities. It is perfectly aware of its
other self and despises it but will no t
commit suicide.
91-00 Feeblemlnd: The character behaves as
if he or she were the victim of the 5th-
level wiau.! spell.
A character can be amicted with but one form
of insanity; the condition can be revcrsed only by
a wish or restoration spell cast at the 20th leve\.
Finally, thc relic seeks its own preservat ion at
any price. Oncc a character has been g ran ted a
poi nt of Intelligence by th e stone, he or she
becomes extremely protective of the relic and
desires to spend all of his available time in its pres-
ence. The stone's new guardian will attempt to
destroy anyone that is perceived as wanting to harm
the stone, and will allow no one to approach it.
Since effective protectors arc hard to find, the
stone has the ability to halt its guardian·s aging
(and all need for nourishment and resl). Should
Ihe proteclor be separated from the slone (by
more Ihan a mile) for over a day, the characte r
returns 10 his normal physical age and slarved
condition. After 10-40 years have passed in the
se rvice of the slo ne, Ihe protector becomes
increasingly paranoid and forgets his previolls
name, ins tead referring to himself as "The
Keeper."
Honing
XP Value: 500 GP Value: 5,000
Pot.VIlEO!tOtf NewRine 82
This magical item appcaN; 10 be a nonnal stone,
but it wilt glow faint ly green if a detect magic
Spell is cast. If a sword or other edged weapon is
rubbed against the stone, the weapon perma-
nently gains or loses one plus. Consult the table
below. Each stone has 2d4 charges when found.
Sharpening a weapon expends one charge.
Percentage chance to:
Weapon Incrt'ase Decrease
Bonus Bonus by I Bonus by I
o 01 - 90 91--00
+1 01 - 70 71--00
+2 01--60 61--00
+3 01-40 4 1--00
+4 01- 30 31--00
+5 01- 10 11--00
Myste's Stone of Mixed Luck
XP Value: 2,500 GP Value: 12,500
1992 Fantasy Collector Canl132
This stone gives Myste good luck 85% of the
lime on all die rolls involving saving, slipping
and dodging. Myste gains a + 1 (or +5%, when
appl icable) bonus to her rolls . Thi s docs uot
incl ude attack or damage rolls or spell-failure
chances. However, 15% o f the time, the stone
causes Myste to automatically suffer a failure to
those rolls, with the most disastrous effects pos-
si ble. Thus far, Myste has only had to endure
some rather comical, embarrassing, and lmnoying
gaffes.
of Mysterious So unds
XP Value: 500 GP Value: 5,000
OllJ\.OON Magazine 99
This stone appears to be similar to any other mag-
ical stone, though it is malleable and can be easily
grasped and reshaped. The slone cannot be pulled
apart into smaller stones, and it has only limited
elasticity. Each stone weighS 5 pounds.
This stone may be thrown up to 30 feel. If the
character's Strength is 15 or greater, the stone
sticks to whatever (nonliving) surface it strikes
(attack rolls are against AC 6). The Slone remains
stuck until pulled off (which doesn't require a
Strength roll). Beginning the next round after it
sticks to a surface, the stone emits one of a num-
ber of different sounds. The stone broadcasts Ihis
sound until it is pulled free of Ihe surface to
which it is stuck.
A character may also fit the stone onto a solid
surface (requiring a Strength of 15 or beller, but
no attack roll), then strike it with a heavy, blunt
object to startlhe sound product ion (again, no
attack roll).
The stone of mysterious SOU/Ids is useful for
distracting and deterring opponents from pursuit,
to allow the characters to escape or gain time for
other actions. Each time the stone is activated, a
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roll must be made on the follow ing table to deter- Philosop her 's
mine what sound it produces. XPValuc: 1,000 GPValue: 10,000
D RAGON Magazine 2
Roll Noise produced The philosopher s stolle look s exactly like the
01-04 creaking luck.uone and loadstone, but is valuable only in
05-08 buzzing bees the hands of an alchemist. The stone contains 2d4
09- 12 groaning· charges. One charge may be used to add 20% to a
13-16 footsteps research roll or to transmute 10 pounds of lead
17- 20 ocean waves on into gold or silver (50% chance of each). In addi-
21 - 24 stones grinding tion, while the stone has any charges left , the
25- 28 laughter· alchemist may usc it to cllre disease once per day
29- 32 coughing· without the use of a charge. The alchemist may
33- 36 sneezing· not contract a disease while he carries the stone
37-40 muted whispering· on his person. As the stone is immune to heat
41-44 whip cracks (even dragon breath), it may be tested by throw-
45-48 ringers snapping ing it into a vat ofmoltcn lead (which would, of
49- 52 mumbled chanting· course, destroy a IlI cbtone). The stone disinte-
53- 56 screaming· grates when the last charge is used.
57-60 animal growling
61- 64 birds chirping Philosopher's II
65-68 hams (musical) XPValuc : 2,000 G P Value: 10,000
69-72 steady min beach Unearthed An:ana
73- 76 wind chimes This is a rare and magical substance that appears
77-80 righting (swords clashing, shouts, etc.)· to be an ordinary, rather blackish, sooty piece of
81 - 84 speech" rock. It radiates a faint dweomer ofindetenninate
85- 88 whistling· sort. If the stone is broken open, a geode cavity
89-92 chains rattling will be discovered. The interior of this cavity is
93- 96 crying· lined with a quicksilver that will enable the trans-
97 00 wind blowing mutation ofthc basc mctals, iron and Icad, into
silver and gold. Either an alchemist or a wizard is
required to effect such transmutation, however.
• The race of the person making the sound can- From 50 to 500 pounds of iron can be made into
not be determined, and no intelligible speech silver, or from 10 to 100 pounds of lead can be
can be discemed . tu rned into gold from a single philosopher s
.. The race of the person speaking can be deter- stone. Transmutation must be made fully upon
mined usi ng the Ra ndom Languages Table the first attempt, all the quicksilver being
in the DMG. The content of the speech may be employed at one time. Beller still , there are two
detennined by the OM as desired. additional substances possible wi thin such a
stone. The first is a greenish, crystalline salt that
Nanorion allows the manufacture of I d4 potions of
XPValue: 11 ,000 GP Value: 55,000 10llgevity; thi s substance has a 75% chance of
Gods, O<:migods, & Heroes occurring inside a given stone. The second is a
These stones are mai nly found in the hearts of pure white powder that , when mixed with a
fiends- in fact they are fie nds ' hearts . Their potion of longevity, can actually restore life to a
function is to awaken sleepers no mailer what the dead human or demihuman if administered inter-
cause of slumber, or raise the dead regardless of nally within one week of his or her demise (see
when death occurred. the raise dead spell). There is a 25% chance that
the white powder occurs. Note that the experi-
Oval Stone ofTzolo's G uardian ence point value and gold piece sale value apply
XP Value: 4,000 G P Value: 20,000 only to an unopened stone.
DUNGEON Magazine 37
The ol'al stone ofTzolo s guardian is a magical of Sampling
stone connected to a stone-shaped chain that XP Value: 1,200 GP Value: 6,000
allows its user to wear it like a necklace. Posses- POlYIIEORON Newszine 61
sion of this item allows the ability to cast a sink The stone allows the owner to record up to fifty
spell once a y;eek and a wall ofstone spell twice a 20-second pieces of speech or music. These
day. "samples" can be recalled mentally by the owner
of the stone at any time with no effort, and the
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 samples will remain in the Slone until erased by
the owner of the stone. The stone is green and
smOOlh, and glows when replaying samples.
of Shielding
XPValue: 100 G P Value: 500
The Ruins ofUndcrmountain
This single-use item is a spherica l white stone
aboul an ineh in diameter. When crushed, it acti-
vates its power, and can thus be unintentionally
activated by a fall or attack. A slOne of shielding
causes a s parkling, winking aura to sprin g imo
being around the creature who crushed it. This
aura lasts for three rounds, boosting the Armor
Class of the affected being by a -6 bonus on the
first round, a - 3 on the second round, and - Ion
the third round, during which it flickers before
finally winking out. Therefore, a wizard of AC 6
crushes a stone of shielding and gains an Armor
Class of 0 the nexl round. This reduces to AC 3 at
the end of the following round, and AC 5 after that.
of Silence
XP Value G P Value
Khelben's: [,200 6,000
Normal: 1,000 5,000
The Ruins of Undermountain
This is a hand-size slone wilh the spell silence
15' rodlus cast on it. T!;:n pcn.:!;:1L1 of tli!;:so,; :.IOIlt:S
s
carry a Khelben suspended silence spell.
Spongestone
XP Val ue G P Va lue
I cubic foot: 2,000 15.000
2 cubic feet: 4,000 30,000
3 cubic feet : 6,000 45,000
DIw.;oN Magazine 48
In ils "dry" state, a spongestone is a chunk of
stone that is rigid, quite porous, and rclatively
light in wcight compared to an ordinary piece of
stone. This substance has the abilit y to absorb
water fro m any solid o r liq uid subs tanCe with
which it is placed in contact. Each spollgestonc
can absorb a volume of water equal 10 30 times
the volume of the stone itself- a spollgestofJe
with a volume of I cubic foot will soak up 30
cubic feet of water before becoming saturated. A
dry stone will automatically soak up ils capacity
in water in the space of three rounds, assuming
that a suffic iently large source of water is at hand.
When dry, a spongestone is light brown in color.
When it is filled with water 10 one-third of its
capacity, it becomes a darker brown. At two-
thirds of capacity, the stone turns light blue, and
whe n it is filled to t he maximum, the s tone
assumes a deep blue color. (This property makes
a spongestolle quite conspicuous in certain cir-
cumstances, such as when it is found on the bot-
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tom ofa body of water.) A spongestone is not
"softened" by the absorption of water, such as an
actual sponge would be; it retains its rigidity no
matter how much water it contains. Any sponge-
stone which is saturated to capaeiry can be forced
to re lease its stored-up water by the utterance of a
command word. Water that is released in such a
manner will drain out of the stone twice as fast as
it was absorbed, so that I \<S rounds after being
commanded. a spongestone will be dry and Ihe
water it contained will have drained into a recep-
tacle or onto the ground. A stone which has just
releascd all its water will not be able 10 begin
absorbing water again for one round; at the end of
that time, the stone will begin to reabsorb the
water it had just released. if it has not yet been
removed from the water.
A sponges/one which has absorbed water up to
its capacity can be transported without danger to
the bearer. H o~'Cver, a dry or partially filled stone
will draw water from the body ofa character or
creature who louc hes it without the benefit of
clothing or armor or some other protcction which
acts as a barrier to absorption. Anyone who
comes inlO contact with the stone against an
unprotected body part will take Id6+4 points of
damage per round due 10 dehydration, risking
unconsciousness and death if the contact with the
SIOlle is not broken ill time.
A sponges/one will absorb pure water, filter-
ing out a ll impurities and pollutants, so that the
water which is re leased is equally pure and may
be safely consumed. A sponges/olle of re la-
live ly large size may be c leaved in halfby a
blow from any magical edged weapon, as long
as the original stone was at least ~ cubic foot in
volume. However. each time such a cutting is
attempted, there is a 50% chance that one of the
resulling halves will lose its magical properties,
a 25% chance that both halves will be rendered
useless, and a 25% chance that both halves will
be unaffected.
Roll Effect of C Ulling
01 - 50 One half loses it magical properties.
51-75 Both halves lose their magical properties.
76-{j(J Both halves retain their magical
properties.
Travel
XP Value: 400 G PValue: 2,000
DVNO(ON Magazine 31
Centuries ago, a race ofpsionicists, known inleg-
end as the Mystics, cxperimented with modcs of
telep0rlation and dimensional travel. They
wanted to create a mode of travel usable by all
Mystics, regardless oflheir psionic talents. and
their first experimental tcleportation devices
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 " ,Slone. Travrl
r
were called tra vel stones.
The most powerful Mystics worked togethcr to
empower the stones, but the stones had limiti ng
a nd catas trophic flaws. First o f all, trave l from
stone to stone was made possible only by opening
entry and exit gates on the Q uasielementa l Plane
of Vac uum (o therwise known as the Void). In i-
tially, both the entry and ex it gates were prac ti-
cally superimposed, and one could travel between
gatcs wilh littlc or no physical d iscomfort . How-
ever, ovcr time the e ntry and exit gates in the Void
began to dr ift apa rt . As d ecades passed, those
who used the stones fo und the mselves spending
more and mo re time in Ihe Void betwee n gates.
T he powe r o f t he stones is e nou gh to par tia ll y
shield travele rs from the intc nse cold (absolute
O(DG» and the absence of atmospheric pressure
in the Void, but as the dista nce between the gates
increased, even shielded tra velers fell s ubj ect to
dangerous side effects.
Fina ll y, the use of these gates attrac te d the
attention o f some o f the Void's inha bitants. The
longer the gates ""-ere kept open, the more like ly it
became tha t a s ha dow or a gro up of s ha d ows
wo uld ste p throu g h the porta ls and e nt e r the
Prime Material Planc. By Ihe time the Mys tics
discovered the flaw in the ir c reations and started
dismantling the sto nes. it was alread y too late. Travel Sto ne Wild Powers: Entries in this table
Many shadows we re a lready on Ihe rampage near use Ih" following formal (page re ferences are 10
the Mystics' c ities and we re multipl y ing t oo The Complete Psionics Handbook): Na me or
quickly in some areas to be controlled. power (CPH page reference) PS - Powcr Score:
The Mystics we re forced to abando n some of SS == Sta rti ng Stre ngth (in PS Ps)·: Ie - Initia l
th cir settlements because of the shadows. Where Cost ( in PS Ps); Me = Maint e na nce Cost ( in
the Mystics finally sett led re mains a mys te ry; PSPs over time); II. - Range; I'rep - Preparation
none rema in on the worlds where stones still exist Time (in rounds); AlE = Area of Effecl.
(the Mystics considered th ose worlds unsafe) . In
time, Ihe Mystics a nd the use o f the stones " 'eTC dlOO
forgotten. Today in Silve r Rise, what was o nce a Ro ll Powers
travel stone is now re me mbered as The Travel 01 - 08 All-Round Vision (page 33) : PS Wis
Sto ne, a shrine o f good luck for travelers o n the -3; SS 22; Ie 6 ; Me 4/ r o und ; R 0 ;
north road Icading out of the village. Prep 0, AIr. pe rsonal. The PC e ffe c-
If the sole power o f the stones was s im ply to tive ly sees in all d ire ctions at once; no
open gatcs. thcn their histo ry would have ended one can sneak up witho ut using magic
long ago once the ir use was forgotten. Howeve r, or concealment, but theTC is a -4 penalty
the Stones a lso ha ve the abi lity to tempora rily on gaze attac ks.
e ndow psionic powers on stro ng-willed huma n 09-1 2 Clairaudience (page 30) : 1'5 Wis -3;
and dcmih uman minds. C haracte rs and NPCs of SS 22; IC 6; MC 4/round ; R unlimited;
1st or higher level will be endowed with wild-tal- I'rep 0 ; A l E spec ia l. A PC c an he ar
ent psio ni c powe r aft er spe ndin g one mo nth sounds from distant locat ion by me n-
within two miles of the stone, or ir_lm ediately tally picking a spot from whic h " hear,"
a fte r pass ing throu gh its gate. This is what ha p- the n coverin g his or her cars a nd con-
pened to Lenchros. Ardy. and Dame Moore, who centratin g. Anyth ing can be heard that
!lave kept their talents a closely guarded secret for wo uld no rma lly be heard while stand-
ma ny years. Born a nd ra ised in Silve r Rise, the ing in t hat s pot. The more d istant t he
three we nt thei r separa te ways but re turned to image. the harder it is to use th is power;
the ir ho me tow n- a nd soon deve loped psion ic selecting listening spots up to 100 yards
powers. from the psionic charac ter may be done
normally, but selecting a listening spot
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 fan her away places a power-score mod-
ifier on the use of thi s po we r (up to
1,000 yards, - 2; up to 10 miles. --4; up
to 100 milcs, -6). This form of serying
is non magical and cannot be detected
or warded off by magic.
13- 16 C la irvoyan ce ( page 30): PS Wis-4;
S5 23: Ie 7; Me 4/round; R unlimited;
l're p 0 , Al E special. A PC can sec a
view of a distant location by menially
picking a spot from which he wishes to
"see," closing his or her eyes and con-
centrating. Anything can be seen that
would normall y be seen s tanding in
that spot. The more dis tant the image,
the harder it is to use this power; view-
ing spot s up to 100 yards from the
psionic characte r may be viewed nor-
mally, but selecting a vie\ving spot fa r-
th er away places a power-score
modificr on the use of this power (up to
\ ,000 yards, - 2; up to 10 miles, -4; up
to 100 miles, -6). This form of scrying
is no nmagical and cannot be detected
or warded offby magical means.
17- 24 C ombat Mind (page 33): PS Int-4;
SS 2 1; Ie 5; MC 4/round; R 0; Prtp 0;
Al E personal. This power gives a - I
bonus to party initiativ\: tllllJlks to the
usc r's understanding o f hi s enemy's
fighti ng tactics.
25- 32 Conceal Thoughts (page 80): 1'5 Wis;
SS 17; IC 5; MC 3lround; R 0; Prep 0;
AlE 3-yard radius. The PC is protected
against all psionic powers and magical
s pell s tha t detect or read thoughts,
including ESP, probe, mindlink, and life
deleclioll.
33--40 Da nger Sense (page 33) : PS Wis - 3;
55 13 ; IC 4 ; Me 3lturn; R s pecia l;
Prtp 0; AlE 10 yards. This powcrwarns
a PC when danger is imminent. in for-
mation about the type or peril involved
is not gained, but the general direc tio n
of the threat is given.
41--48 Know Direction (page 34): PS InI; SS
I; Ie I; MCnla; RO; Prep O; NE per-
sonal. The PC knows in what di rection
nonh lies.
49-56 Lend Health (page 62): PS Con - I; 5S
4; IC 4; MC nla; R touch; Prep 0; AlE
individ ual. With a successful power
c heck, the PC can transfer as ma ny o f
his or her own hit points as desired (to a
minimum of \) to the person touched,
thus healing the recipient. This takes
one round. The user cannol go below I
hit point, and the recipient cannot get
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mon: hit points than the character would
normally have.
57-64 Life Detection (page 87): PS Inl - 2; SS
15 ; Ie 3: Me 3lround: R 100 yards;
Prep 0; AlE 40 yard. A PC can detect
the presence of all living, thinking crea-
lures in range withi n a 180(DG) are.
Two ro unds of scanni ng accurat ely
reveals all beings, incl uding unintelli-
gent monsters.
65-68 Ohject Readi ng (page 31): PS Wis - 5;
SS 16; IC 16 ; M e n/a; R O; Prep I;
AlE touc h. A PC can detect and inter-
pret the psychic residue imprinted on
an object by its most recen t owner,
gaining informat io n on the owner's
race, sex, age, alignment, and how the
item was gained and lost.
69-76 Poison Sense (page 9 1): PS Wis; SS I;
IC I; MC n/a; R 0; Prep 0; AlE I-yard
radius. The cha rac ter can detect any
poison and its exact location wi thin the
a rea of effect, but cannot identify the
poison type. Any substance causing a
saving throw vs. poison counts, even
animal venom and poisonous gases and
potions.
77- 84 Psyc hic Messe nger (page 90): PS Con
-4; SS 16: IC 4; !\IC 3/round; R 200
miles; I' rell 2; AlE I square yard. This
power le ts the charac ter to c rea te an
insubstantial , th ree.dimensional , per-
sonal image thaI can appear in range
and deliver a message that everyone
presenl can see and hear. Communica-
tion is one-way on ly; the PC cannot
hear or see anything going on around
the messenger's image.
85- 88 Se ns itivity to Psyc hic Impress ions
(page 32): PS Wis --4; S5 20; Ie 12;
MC 2/round; R 0; Prep 2; AlE 20-yard
radius. A PC can detect psychic residue
imprinte d o n a place by events thaI
involved strong emotions or psychic
energy. Divide Ihe power check roll by
2 and round up to get the nu mber of
strong events that can be sensed in one
place.
89-96 Spirit Sense (page 37): PS Wis - 3; SS
10; IC 10; Me nla; R 0; Prep 0; Al E
15-yard radius. The PC wi th this power
can sense the presence of ghosts, ban-
shees, wrai ths, haunts, and other non-
co r po rea l undead tha t bear the
remnants of their former personalities.
Th is awareness exten d s out to 15
yards, but the user cannot lell exactly
where the undead are. Spirit Sense
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r
cannot detect zombies, skeletons, Warmth
shadows, or simi lar undead. (Lenient XP Value: 500 GP Value: 2,500
OMs may allow the detection of other DRAGON Magazine 73
non corporeal undead, such as shad- A flat oval stone, about ~ inch thick and 4 inches
ows, but should strictly define which long. When placed between two hands, the stonc
undead fa ll into this category.) becomes very wann.
97-00 Choose one of the above powers.
• Details for determining starting Strengths for wild of Weight
powers are given in the CPU. page 20. Wild talents XPValue: - GPValue: 1,000
gain 4 PSPs for every level of experience they allain DUNGF.ON MASTER Guide
aller they acquire psionic pov.·ers. not for levels they A loadstone is a magical stone that appears to be
possessed before such powers were gained. anyone of the other sorts, and testing will not
reveal its nature. However, as soon as the posses-
Wardstone sor of a Slone of weight is in a situation whe re he
XP Value: 500 GP Value: 2,500 is required to move quick ly in order to avoid an
Otherlands enemy- combat or pursuit- the item causes a
Carved into the shape of a sea creature friendly to 50% reduction in movement, and even attacks are
the Dargonesti. wardst01rex are made from small reduced to 50% normal rate. Furthe rmore, the
pieces of coral. When held in the palm of the stone cannot be gotten rid of by any nonmagical
hand they sense the prescnee of hostile creatures mcans- if it is th rown away or smashed, it reap-
in a loo-foot radius. pears somewhere on the character's person. If dis-
As a user of a wardstone gets closer to the bel- pel evil is cast upon it, the item disappears and no
ligerent creatures. the slone gets warmer to the longer haunts the character.
touch. If the user so wills, the stone can also emit
a soft, greenish light either in place of, or in addi- of the Well
tion to, the heal. XP Value: 500 GP Value: 30,000
DRAGON Magazine 145
Warfu A slOne ofthe well is highly prized in villages and
XP Value: 500 GP Value: 2,500 castles located on dry plains and deserts. In spite of
Kara-Tur the faclS thaI these items command prices as high as
The magical stones were placed on Kara-Tu r by 30,000 gp in dry regions, and wars are sometimes
the Lords of Kanna, at the direction of the Celes- fought for their possession, stones of the well are
tial Emperor. They have many colors, but always worthless in much of the wo rl d. Such an item
sparkle with an inner fire or seem to encase appears as a perfectly spherical, black granite rock
movement. They cannot be crushed or melted, with a smooth surface. [t functions when placed
and, when in use, floa t over the head of the within a well at least 30 feet deep, as long as the
wielder, or circle the head like a miniature moon. stone is covered by at least 2 feel of standing water.
/l'mfrl stones have been found and used by heroes The stone immediately fills its well to a depth
and villains throughou t history. and the stories halfway between ilS bottom and upper rim, and sim-
that surround their use often mention incredible ilarly fills and maintains all wells within a one mile
feats attributed to the stones. Here are the types radius. The water produced by a stone of the wen is
of wmju stones known in I'u Lung: pure and refreshing. No well within one mile of the
stone will run dry. A stone ofthe well placed in a dry
Roll Color Power well cannot work until covered with water.
0 1- 11 Grecn Raises level by I
12- 22 Blue Bestows flight String
23-33 R,d Protects from fire String is woven fl ax or hemp, a thin version of
3~4 Yellow Raises Strength by I point normal ropc. Magical string may be found in
45- 55 Violet Raises Charisma by I point short lengths or in a ball of siring, (a single piece
56-66 Opal Doubles ki power. of 50-foot-long string with I d4 pieces of magical
67- 77 White Raises comeliness by I point string wound into a ball), from which pieces may
78- 88 Black Allows one additional martial be pulled. It may be found entangled in the hair
art special maneuver of a monster, forgotte n in a corner, or in a care-
89- 00 Crystal Increase weapon proficiency fu lly guarded treasure room. Magical string can-
by +2 not be broken or harmed by force , even from
magical weapons, but it can be destroyed by any
damage-causing spell (suc h asfi reball), any
dragon breath except gas, and by nonnal fire.
S3S3
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of Attachment
XPVa!ue: 50 GPValue: 250
The Book of Marvelous Magic
This short piece of string may be tied to any other
nonnal or magical item. !ftied to a creaturc or to
an item that does not belong to the user, it unties
itself. Once properly tied, it cannot be untied
except by a wish or the proper command word. If
the tied item is taken from the owner without per-
mission, the string tugs at the owner and stretches
up to 50 feet; it cannot stretch further.
of Lashing
XPValue: 200 GPValue: 1,000
The Book of Marvelous Magic
This appa re ntl y normal piece of string wil1, on
command, turn into a whip +3. 11 remains in whip
form [or up to one turn, or until a second com-
mand wo rd is spoken, and the n returns to string
form. The whip may be created up to three limes
a day.
of Pearls
XP Value: 500 G P Val ue: 2,500
The Book of Marvelous Magic
When the command word [or this 2-foot-Ioog
piece of string is spoken, 5d6 pearls appear upon
it , wi th o ne firmly attached to each end . Each
pearl may be removed easily, magica lly, without
damaging thc string. Except for the e nd pearls,
each has a randomly determined effect (ro ll I d6).
Roll Effect
1- 3 A pearly white light fi lls the area within 60
feet of the pearl; all withi n the effect must
make a saving throw vs. spell or feel peace-
fu l enough not 10 attack unless attacked.
4--5 Strange music is heard by all within 60 feet
of the pearl; all those affected must make a
saving throw vs. spell or begin swaying and
.dancing until the music ends (b ut with no
e ffe ct on Armor Class or savi ng throws or
olher statistics).
6 Nothing happens, but the pearl remains
(2,000 to 8,000 gp value).
The light or music lasts for Id4+ 1 rounds, and
then the pearl d isappears. If e ither e nd pearl is
removed while Others remain on the string, all the
pearls remaining fall ofT and rol1 around on the
noor or g rou nd for I d6 ro unds , immediate ly
becoming nonmagical. The user and all others
within 30 feet must stand where they are; if they
atte mpt to walk they fall down and arc unable to
rise or even c rawl. A vict im standing still may
cast spells, use items, and the like, but a fallen
victi m cannot. Magicalflight or other means of
escape may enable the victims 10 avoid the effect,
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String ofWardingr
but there is no saving throw. If the end pearls are
left alone until all the others have been used they
have norma l effects determined random ly as
above.
ofS hae klcs
XP Value: 1.000 C P Value: 5,000
The Book of Marvelous Magic
This short piece o f string may be tied about a
creature's wrists and commanded to hold. How-
ever, the string does nOI work unless the victim is
held, paralyzed. asleep. or g ives its consen t
(which may be accom plished with a charm).
Creatures entrapped by the string ofshackles can-
not break the string by force . The string frees the
victim if the command word to release it is spo-
ken within 10 feel.
ofTanglc
XP Value: 400 GP Value: 2,000
The Book of Marvel OilS Magk
T his item looks like any other ball of string, but
anyone unraveli ng il is immed iately confused
and may no t speak, a ttac k, cast spells, o r per-
form a ny o lhe r act io n VOlu nta rily. The victim
may be led about at half normal movement rate.
If the /angle of Siring is taken from the victim.
paralysis stri kes both the c reature removing the
tangle and the original vic tim and lasts until the
tangle is rcplaced. J f a remove cw-se is applied
by a caster of 15th or higher level while the vic-
tim holds the tangle, the string and the cOllft/-
sion both vanish.
of Wa rding
XPValue: 1,000 GPVa lue: 5.000
The Book ofMarvdous Magic
On command, this small piece of string may be
s tret che d as long as 50 feel. If tied to t wo
uprig ht objects (s uch as trees), it prevents cer-
tain objects and creatures fro m passing bet ....."Cen
it and the ground; a maximum of 1,000 square
feet of space ca n be affected (20 feet hig h, 50
feet wide). T he string ofll"(lrdillg cannot block
spells bUI prevents the passage of all nonliving
items (including missiles) and a ll creatures of3
Hit Dice or less. Other c reatures may make a
sav ing throw vs. s pell to break th ro ugh the
effect (but not Ihe stri ng). If the str ing is tied
and looped in an attempt to ward a space more
than once, it has no effect and can be easi ly bro-
ken, wh ic h destroys the mag ic permanently. It
can, howeve r. be tied so as to enclose a horizon-
tal a rea (fo r e xampl e, around an outdoor
encampme nt ). Ifa ny crea ture is between the
string a nd the g round when it is lied in place,
the, strin g wards against items only.
SlS9
,Stringallnmuments. Fochlucan Bandore
r
87- 88 Tallharpa
Stringed Instruments 89 Theorbo
Stringed instruments are musical devices that have 90-91 Tromba Marina
strings which must be plucked or stroked to pro- 92- 93 'Ud ('Oud)
duce sound. See the other two musical instrument 94-95 Viol
categories, Percussion I nstruments and Wind 96 Violin
Instrume nts, for more magical possibilities: 97- 98 Virginal
99-00 Zither
Roll Instrument lYpe
01-{l2 Aeolian Harp Fochlucan Bandore
03-{l4 Amir al-Tarab XPValue: 1,000 GPVa lue: 7,500
05 Bagpipes (see Wind Instrument) DUNGEON M ASTER Guide
06-07 Balalaika If this small, three-stringed instrument is played by
08-{l9 Bandora a I sl-level bard (probationer) or a nonbard, it has a
10-11 Biwa 50% chance per round of playing to cast afaerie
12 Buzuk fire spell, but there is a 10% chance that the musi-
13-14 Chitarrone cian will be limned by Ihe glow of the spell, rather
15- 16 Cimbal than the desired target. A bard of Fochlucan or of a
17- 18 Cimbalom higher college casts the faerie fire spell at base
19 Citole 500/n per level of bard experience above 1st, reduc-
20-2 1 Cittern ing the reverse effect by I % per level above 1Sl.
22-23 Clarsach Furthennore, the Fochlllcan bandore also has four
24-25 Clavecin song properties when properly played.
26 Clavicembalo Add 10% to the bard's charm percentage. If
27-28 Crwth the bard's charming abil ity exceeds 100%
29- 30 Double-necked Lute with the instrument bonus, the creature saving
31 - 32 Dulcimer against the magic does so at - I for every 5%
33 Ganun above 100%, rounding the charm bonus to the
34-35 Guitar nearest 5th digit.
36-37 Halldharp Ell/angle once a day.
38-39 Harp Shillelagh once a day.
40 Harpsichord Speak with animals once a day.
41--42 Hurdy Gurdy If a 1st-level bard attempts these powers, there
43--44 Jawzah is a 30% chance that they will work, but a 70%
45--46 Kit chance that the player will take 2d4 points of
47 Kolo damage.
48--49 Lira da Braccio Any character able to play this instrument can
50-51 Lira da Gamba s ing and do one of the following fo r as many
52- 53 Lirica Fiddle turns as the character's has levels, divided by two
54 Lute (round fractions up), once each day. Each ability
55- 56 Lyrn of the instrument takes an initiative modifier of 5
57-58 Lyre to activate.
59--60 Mandoline (Mandolin) Prolectioll from evil /0' raditls.
61 Mandora Become invisible, although the strumming
62--63 Organistrum and singing can still be heard distantly, the
64-65 Pandora (Bass Cittern) exact location is impossible to discover unless
6....7 Psaltery detect invisible is possible.
68 Qanun Levi/alion.
69- 70 Rababah Fly.
71 - 72 Rebec
73-74 Rota Biwa of Calming
15 Santouri XPValue: 1,000 GPValue: 8,000
76-77 Sanlur Oriental Adventures
78-79 Shamisen The biwa is a stringed instrument s imilar to a
80-81 Short-Necked Fiddle lute. This biwa, like all magical instruments, is of
82 Sitar exceptionally fine and tasteful const ruction.
83-84 Spiked Fidd le When played by a person proficient in its usc. tfie
85- 86 Spinet clear and dulcet tones of the instrument produce
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 Stringed Instruments. Dugal's Musical 'niitrumenr

an air of dignified calm. This has the effect of a

pacify spell to all li sten ing within a 30-foot
radius. The effect lasts only so long as the instru-
ment is played. Furthermore, the musician must
roll against his or her proficiency each round of
playing. If the die roll is I, the music is excep-
tionally poor and unharmonious, and the calming
effect is immediately broken for the remainder of
the encounter. The instrument cannot be used
effectively again so long as there are hostile crea-
tures present who previous ly heard the musician's
musical butchery.

of C harmin g
XP Val ue: 1.000 GP Value: 7,000
Orienlal Adventures
This instrument appears identical to olher magi-
cal biwa. When played by a person proficient in
the instrument, a proficiency roll is made. Ifsuc-
cess ful , the character can cast one suggestion
spell that round. If the saving throw fails (bu t is
greater than I), the music has no effect. If a I is
rolled, the musician's playing is so poor that the
instrument ac ts as a biwa of db.cord.

of Disco rd
XP Value: - G P Va lut: 8,000
Oriental Adventures Any charactcr able to play this instrument can
Idcnticalto o ther magical biwa, this instrument sing and d o onc orthe following for as many
emits painful and discordam tones when played. turns as the character has levels, divided by two
enraging all wi thin 30 feet. Those enra.ged attack (round fractions up), oncc each day. Each ability
the musician 50% oflhe time and the nearest tar- or the instrument takes an initiative modifier of 5
get the other 50%. T his fr<:nzy lasts for I d4+1 to ac tivate.
rounds. The p layer o f this instrument is not Protection from ed/W' rodius.
affected by the frenzy. The properties of the Become invisible, although the strumming
instrument cannot be detcctcd until it is actually and s inging can still be heard distantly, the
played in earncst- tuning and idly strumming the exact location is impossible to discovcr unless
strings only create lucid, clear tones. detect invisible is possible.
Levitation.
MacFui ... m idh Cittern Fly.
XPValue: 2,500 GPValue: 17,000
D UNGEON MASTER Guide Duga l's Musica llnstrumenl
This instrument, similar to a lute, is 50% likely to XP Val ue GP Val ue
deliver 3d4 points of damage to any nonbard or bard Alter Self: 600 3,000
under 5th-level who picks it up and attempts to play Blur: 600 3,000
it. A 5th- or higher level bard who uscs the cillem Change Self: 500 2,500
has a 15% better chance of chamling and can sing Comprehend Languages: 500 2,500
the fa llowing songs o nce pcrday. If the bard's Continual Light: 600 3.000
charming ability CJ\ceeds 100010 with the instnunent Detect Invisibility: 600 3.000
bonus, the creature saving against the magic docs so Detect Magic: 500 2,500
at - I forevery 5% above 100%, rounding the chunn Dispel Magic: 700 3,500
bonus to the nearest multiplier of 5. Gust of Wind: 700 3,500
Barkskin once a day. Knock: 600 3,000
Cure light wounds once a day. Tongues: 700 3,500
Obscuremenl oncc a day. Whispering Wind: 600 3,000
Lowcr level bards cannot use the eittcrn in the PoLYIiEDRON Ncwszine 56
above fashion even if t hey do not harm them- M yriad t iny runes are e tched into the wood of
selves (whethcr they take damage or nOI). these instruments. Most customers see the runes
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, Stringed Inslrumcnts. Anslnnh Harp
only as decora tive additions already fin e ly
crafted in struments . However, wiza rds who
examine them immediately nOlice a similarity
between these runes and ones found on magical
scrolls.
The runes are part o f a unique process to
enchant mus ical instruments without using high
level spells. Each special instrument is endowed
wi th one magical spell of fiTSt through third level
that can be cast up 10 three times a day by playing
a melody to whi ch the instrument 's ru nes are
attuned.
The enchantments require o nl y verbal and
somatic componenls. The runes on the instrume nt
are an inscribed version of a panicular spell, and
the melod y is a repetit ive musical rendition orthe
verhal component. When thc melody is played,
which takes a fu ll turn, the instrument resonates
and activates the runes, thu s se rvi ng as the
somatic component and in effect casting the
spell.
Du gars enchantments are lim ited to those
spells in his spell book. Of these, he uses only
defensive or benign spells. A devout individualist
and recent pacifist, he never uses a spell such as
charm that in fri nges on the freedom of another,
or a spell sueh as magic missile that would harm
another.
The spell on an enchanted instrument can be
invoked by any musician who plays the appropri-
ate melody. Dugal teaches the melody to the
buye r at the time of purchase. He also explains to
cUStomers that, except for casting time, the capa-
bilities ofa spell cast using one of these instru-
ments are exact ly as if Dugal cast it himself.
Thus, all spells are cast at 5th level.
Anstruth Harp
XPValue: 4,000 GPValue: 16,000
DUNGEON MASTER Guide, 1st Edition
This powerful instrument is 90% likely to cause
8d4 points of damage to any non bards or bards of
less than 17th level who attempt to strum it. In
the hands of a 17th-level bard (and above), the
harp adds 35% to charming abilities and can be
played so as to cast the fo llow ing s pe ll s, one
each, every day: If the bard 's charm ing ability
exceeds 100% wi th the instru ment bonus, the
creature saving against the magic does so at - I
for e\'ery 5% above 100%, rounding the charm
bonus to the nearest multiplier of 5.
Cure critical wounds once a day.
Crellle a Imll ojthoms once a day.
Jlh uher summoning once a day.
Any character able to play this instrument can
sing and do one of the following for as man y
turns as the character has levels. di vided by two
(round fractions up), once each day. Each ability
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of the instrument takes an initiative modifier of 5
to activate.
Protection fro m e~iI /0' radius.
Become jn~isible, although the strumming
and si nging can still be heard distantly, the
exact location is impossible to discover unless
detection oj in ~isibility is possible.
Leviration.
Fly.
Azler's
XP Value: 3,000 GPValue: 12,000
DRAGON Magazine 115
When struck, the tones of this harp soothe rages
of all sorts, and dri ves away jear, hopelessness,
and despair of natural or magical origins within
one round of being heard. The harp's maximum
range about 8 feet , more if played in a cavern, a
breeze (downwind only), or a quiet place. While
it is played, all charms and mental conlrols of
any sort are blocked (not removed or ended, bUE
held in abeyance) in a ll creatures hearin g the
harp's tones-and no new charms or suggestions
can be successfully laid on those listening to the
harp, even by a bard using the harp for such a
purpose. The strings of the harp glow with blue-
light (as in the wizard's can/rip) while they are
being played.
Bragi's
XP Value: 4,000 GPValue: 12,000
Legends & Lore
Bragi's avatar carries a harp that modifies all
creatures' saving throws by +4, while it is being
played.
Bragi's Harp of Calm
XPValue: 4,000 G P Value: 12 ,000
DEITlF.s & Dauooos- Cyctopedia
Any mortal hearing Bragi ~ Harp oj Calm ceases
fighting or quarrelin g fo r seven days (u nless
attacked in that time). This harp has all the pow-
ers of all magical bard instruments plus the abil-
ity to stop any creature from any violent intent for
a short period of time, and the ability to ullcharm
anything.
Broken
XPValue: - GPValue: 4,000
The Book o r Marvelous Magic
Thi s harp appears to be a harp ojcharming but
instead it makes the user feel very sad. Morale
drops to 3, if applicable; otherwise, a -4 penalty
applies 10 all attack and damage rolls. There is no
limit on the number of times this effect may be
produced; each effect lasts for one hour.
,,~
 of Charming
XP Value: 5,000 C P Value: 20,000
lbc Book ofMar\'clous Magic
The music produced by Ihis harp can be heard
within a 60-foot range but does not affcct the
user. Each victim hearing the music must make
a savi ng throw vs. s pell o r be charme(1 (as a
standa rd charm person or charm monster
effect). In addition, those wi thin 30 feet of the
harp are unable to attack (o r even think of
anacking) the user: this effect lasts as long as
the harp is played (no saving throw, and regard-
less of the results of the charm effect). The user
may speak to the charmed victims while contin-
uing to play. The harp may be played magically
once a day for up to one turn per use, once the
user stops playing, the magical music cannot be
resumed.
of Charming []
XPValue: 5,000 GPValue: 20,000
DuNGEON M,.\STERG uide, 1st Edition
This instrument is identical to all other magical
harps. When played by a person proficient in the
instrument, the player is able to cast one sugges-
tion spell each turn of playing. Optionally, the
DM can requi re a successful proficiency check
be made to cast suggestion. On a die roll of 20,
the harpist has played so poorly as to enrage all
those who hcar.
Oncc per turn a bard is able to cause the harp
to cast a command spell as a caster equal to thc
bard's \cvel.
of Charming LI.I
XPValue: 1,000 G PValuc: 4,000
C,.\ROM,.\ST£R· Ad~ture Design Deck
The harp can hold a monster in a charmed state,
so that the user can escape (save applicable). Can
be used once a day.
Damh 's
XP Value: 2,000 CP Value: 11,000
Monster Mythology
This harp can create an GItO S irresistible dance
in up 10 Id4 creatures, three times a day. The
avatar must spend one full round playing the
instrument to generate the effecl.
Defender 's
XP Value: 5,000 GP Value: 20,000
roLYItEORON Newszine 82
Although a powerful magical item, this
medium-size harp betrays only faint magical
radiation when a detect magic s pell is cast.
When the highest-pitched chord is plucked, all
nonmagical weapons, shields, and glass objects
within 100 feel of the musician must make a
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saving throw vs. crushing blow or immediately
shatter. This power can be used once an hour.
Bards who playa defender s harp can call upon
the instrument's secondary power. This allows
bards to double thei r ability to alter NPC reac-
tion rolls.
of Discord
XPValue: - GPVa] ue: 1,500
Elves of Evermeet
Unfortunately for bards, their greater musical tal-
ents cause the effecls of this instrument to last for
2d4+2 rounds after the music stops. Jesters (a
bard kit) cause the effeci to last for 2d4 tums.
Dove's
XP Value: 600 C P Value: 2,500
DRAOON Magazine lIS
The playing of Ihis harp causes a gentle soolh-
ing in the minds of all within 20 feet who hear
il. The soothing quells insanity whi le it is being
played, and instant ly (and permanently) calms
listeners. dispelli ngfear. despair. discord. rage,
and hopelessness of any sort, and lightening
black moods or grief for a time. The music of
s
Dove harp can also cllre light wounds once for
any listener within 20 feet who hears the harp's
song for al least two full rou nds in succession,
such curing being cffective in that creature only
once every nine days. Thc ha rp cannot other-
wise combat the effects of poison. While the
s
mus ic of Dove harp is heal ing a creature as
described above, both it and the harpist (not the
assisted person, unless the harpist is practicing
self-healing) radiate a faint white faerie fire or
nimbus.
[sheen 's
XPValue: 5,000 CPValue: 25,000
DRAOON Magazine 115
The tones of Ihis harp cause all glass and meta!
with in 30 fcct to ring and reso nate, "singing
along wit h" the playi ng of the harp; th is is an
eerie and attention-gathering effect. When the
harpist plucks the lowest string on the harp, all
il:lass and crystalline objects up to 30 feet dis-
tant that face the harpist must save vs. crushing
blow or shatter ins tantly. A single metallic
object within this range may be affected as well.
Magical armor, bracers, weapons, and other
magical items (note that a metal or glass vial
containi ng a magical oil, ointment. or potion is
no t itself magical) gain a bonus on their saving
throws of + 1 or whatever their magical "plus"
may be to avoid being affected by the harp. The
harp can shatter items that have saved success-
fully against its effects on earlier rounds, but
the harpist cannot choose to affec t some items
,m
,String Instruments. Harp offingerbreaking
in the harp's path of effect and nOI to affect
others, save for choosing the metallic item to be
destroyed. The harp can be used in this fashion
once per round.
of Fingerbrcaking
XP Value: - GPValue: 1,000
The Book of Marvelous Magie
This harp is like a harp a/throbbing but has a
20% chance per use of entangling the user's fin-
gcrs. [fso. the victim takes damage equal to \-lof
curren! hit poin!s, whieh may be restored in the
usual ways, but the hand s become useless and
remain so until a regenerate spell or effect is
applied. The victim's Dexterit y score also drops
by 6 points (to a minimum of3).
Fochlucan
XP Value: 6,000 GP Value: 36,000
STRATEGIC REVIEW Magazine 6 of a power \l'ord SII11I) as long as they remain in
Thi s harp add s 10 % 10 a bard's chance of
charming a crealure. In addition to this it has
three so ngs. The firs t and most powerful of
these is a song of protectioll fro m evil that is
equi va lent to Ih e 3rd- leve l spe ll. The second
song is one of defense thaI casts a shield around
the bard and is like the 1st-level spell shicld.
The la st song cas ts a circle affight around
whatever the bard desires (the p:lrIy. an object,
anything) and is eq ui va lent to the 2n d-level
wizard spell continua/light. The songs of this
harp are playable only once a day.
of Gold
XP Value: 3.000 GP Value: 24.000
The Book of Marvelous Magic
Th is large harp weighs 400 pounds. When
played for o ne hour and co mmanded aillhe
while, it turns all silver, eleetrum, and platinum
within 30 fec t inlo go ld. The harp of gold can-
not affect magical items of any sort but changes
all nonmagical co in s, weapons , and other
for ms ofthcse metal s to a maxi mum of 2,000
pounds per use. Most weapons arc made of iron
or steel and a so lid sil ver weapon changed to
gold is nearly unusable ; a gold weapon, unlike
a silver one, eannOI harm a lycanthrope. The
harp can be played magically once a week. If
the user is interrupted or si lenced during Ihe
hour of playing, the harp has noeffect. If magi-
cally reduced or e nlarged, it becomes forever
nonmagical.
Hand harp
XP Value: 2.000 GPValue: 16,000
H31l S of tile Higll King
This rarity is a favored item of traveling Harpers.
who are beli eved to have created it in ancient
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limes. A iumdhmp is a crescent-shaped, wooden
inslrument abou t the size ofa man's hand and
strung with magical, metal strings _
Its powers can be employed by anyone able to
playa tu nc. When it is played, four small blue
globes of light (equal in effects to the lSI-level
wiza rd spell dancing lights) come into being
around the harp. The globes may be mentally
directed by Ihe harp player, as a wizard direcls
dancing lights, without full concentration.
Undead suffer damage and attack roll pcnal-
ties of - 2 within 10 feet of a playing ham/harp.
Saving throws against all life-force draining,
paralyzing. and related natural spe lls and magi-
cal abilities (such as a chill/ollch spe ll ) are
made at +2. Creatures wi th in 10 fect ofa play-
ing hom/harp cannot be char/llell, and charmed
creatures who vcnture within 10 feet ofa play-
ing ham/harp will bc da:ed (treat as the effects
the hUlldhmps area of effect. All of these pow-
ers can be used as often as desired and do not
drain the item.
A handlwrp has one additional power, wh ich
can be used only once a day. though all of the
hal/dharp s magic is exhausled for one turn after
this use. By plucking a certain string and singing
a particular note simultaneously. the bearer can
will the halldhmp to dimellsion door up to 90 feel
away. This power will take along all carried and
worn items. but not another living creature.
Such travel is inSlant, but subject to the samc
dangers Ihat the spell has: if the intended destina-
Iton is improperly described or not concentrated
upon. midair appearances and fa lling damage are
possible. Note that a IWlldlwrp bearer can men-
tally slate (aloud to the DM) any visible destina-
tion without giving its coordinates in distance and
direction and sti ll arrive safely.
In the hands of a ba rd. a halldharp s area o f
effcct doubles to 20 feet di stanl. and it can be
madc to dimension door the bard up to 180 feet
away.
of Healing
XI) Value: 4,000 G P Value: 20,000
Tile C(l1nplCle Bard's ~13ndbook
Whcn this magical harp is played within 10 feet
of wounded creatures. it heal s each creature by I
poi nl per hour of playing. However. oncc the
music slopS or (j new player takes over, further
playing is useless u nless new wou nd s are
received. After eight hours of cont inuous playing,
a bard must begin to make successful Constitu-
lion rolls once an hour or misplay the harp. If the
harp is misplayed, healing ends.
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Jhantra 's
XP Value: 5,000 G P Value: 25,000
DRAGoN Maga%ine liS
The playing of this harp causes the harpist and
any other creatures touching the harpist, up to a
limit of four creatu res, to be concealed. This
occurs after the playing of the harp continues for
one round. Those hidden are invisible even to
animals and infravision, and cannot be scented
or tracked. They can also pass withOUitrace (as
the lst-Ievel druid spell), move, and speak while
cloaked in silcnce, even though their speech and
movements are clearly aud ible to one another.
The protection lasts for as long as the harp is
played (its own music can be clearly heard, but it
always sounds fa r orr and as though coming
from all directions). Any creature losing even
momentary contact with the harpist instantly
becomes audible and visible, and cannot regain
this protection even if touching the harpist or
other prolected creatures again unt il the harp
has been sti lled. When it is stilled, and playing
begins anew, a full round of playing must always
occur before Ihe harp's concel/lmenl is renewed.
Spelleasting is possible when under the harp's
concealmel1l, but at the instant of the spell's tak-
ing effect, the caster appears even if contact
with the harp ist has not been lost. A creature
cannot play the harp and cast spells or cantrips
of any sort simultaneously, nor activate and con-
trol magical items.
MacFuirmidh
XP Value: 6,000 G P Value: 30,000
STRATEGIC REVt EW Magazine 6
This harp adds 20% to a bard 's chances of charm-
ing a creature and also possesses the three songs
of the Fochillcall harp. In addition, the harp has
two more songs. The first of these tu rns the bard
invisible until he or she stops playing. In this state
the player may still be locatcd by the sound of the
harp, though the sound appears to come from
nowhere; this makes the bard very hard to hit and
barnes creatures oflow or lower Intelligence. The
second song enables a bard to strengthen fighters
like the 2nd-level slren!:th spett except that it
lasts as long as thc bard has strength to keep play-
ing, the spell is broken when the bard stops or is
stopped by interruption. The MacFllirmidh harp
is playable once a day.
Marks
XPValue: 3,000 G P Value: 24,000
The Book of Marvelous Magic
This item has three command words: "shrink,"
"enlarge," and "scribe ." It ca n be reduced to
pocket-size or enlarged to a normal , 6-foot-t311
harp as o ften as desired . When its player eom-
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mands it to scribe, the harp creales a glowing
magical symbol of any type (but with no special
powers) on any item or surface within 30 feel.
The mark cannot be placed on any li vi ng or
undead creatu re or upo n any carried item. It is
userul for marking doors, explored passages, and
trails.
Methild 's
XP Value: 4,000 G P Value: 20,000
D RAGON Magazi ne t 15
The music orthis harp parts all webs, opens all
locks, breaks all bond s, and unties a ll knots
within 10 feet (as per multiple uses of the knock
spell). Magical locks and kno ts gain a saving
throw vs. breath weapon to avoid being affected;
anything thus saving against such a harp is for-
ever immune to the effects of that particular
Methild s harp. All webs, bonds, locks, and knots
affected by the harp are outlined with an orange
faerie fir e from the moment of their bei ng
affected (within one round of being within effec-
tive ra nge o f the harp's playing) for one turn.
Magica l barriers such as protective symbols,
shields, walls offorceJorcecages, and the like,
having no designed opening, are not affected by
the harp. A rope ofconstriction, rope ofelltallgle-
menl, or rllg of smothering within 10 feet of the
harp when it is played ceases to function for 1d4
round s and releases any creature it has
entrapped- although a creature aetualty
entrapped by this could not play the harp to rree
itself.
Murlyn's Harp of Charming
XP Value: 4,500 G P Value: 25,000
]992 Fantasy Collct:lor Card 27
When Blind Lemon Murlyn plays th is magical
harp, it allows him to cast a suggeslion spell on
the audience. Blind Lemon uses this magic when
he is tr ying to recruit individuals for one of his
Harper-sponsored missions. Blind Lemon's harp
has one sli ght difference from normal harps of
charming, hov.-ever. There is a I in 20 chance that
a wild surge will result along with the sllggestion.
So far, Blind Lemon has experienced being tem-
porari ly changed into a gnome and exudmg a
stinking cloud.
Nithanalor's
XP Value: 2,500 G P Value: 12,500
DRAGON Magazine] t5
The music of this harp affects only its player and
all things held or carried by the player (including
the harp itself). The player is instantly protected
for as long as the harp is played as though by a
Sloneskin spell (as per the 4th-level wizard spell);
the harp and alt things worn or carried, no matter
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how fragile, are simila rly protected, making them

almost immune 10 physical auack. In addition, a
movi ng field of protection exists about the harp
and the player's anns, SO that it is extremely diffi-
cult to physically prevent or restrain the harpist's
playing. Note that magical attacks are unaffected,
and the harp's protection is ended by a silence 15'
radius or a hold person cast upon the harpist. No
other creatures or items can be protected by the
harp's music, even if touchi ng the harpist.

Ollamh
XPValue: 3,000 GP Value: 18,000
DuNGEON MASTF.R Guide
Ifan Ollamh harp is played by any nonbard or
bard under 20th level it inflicts IOd4 po ints of
damage upon that individual. When played by a
bard of 20th or highe r level, it adds 40% to his or
her charming abilities and can cast one each of
the foll owing spells daily: If the bard's charming
ability exceeds 100% with the instrument bonus,
the creature saving against the magic does so at
- I for every S% above 1000/0, rounding the chann
bonus to the nearest mulliplier of S.
ConfUSion once a day.
Control weather once a day.
Fire ~·tQrm once a day.
Any character able to play th is instrument can
sing and do Olle of the folluwillg fur a s many
turns as the character has levels, divided by two
(round fractions up), once each day. Each abi lity
of the instrument takes an initiative modifier of 5
to activate.
Protection from evil /0' radius.
Become invisible: although the s tr ummi ng
and si nging can sti ll be heard distantly, the
exact location is impossible to discover unless
deleClion ofinvisibility is possible.
Levitation.
Fly.
Questing
XPValue: 2,000 GPValue: 10,000
The Book or Marvelous Magic
This harp looks exactly like a harp of charming
but, when played, places a quest upon the user (as
the 5th-level priests' spell; the task must be cre-
ated and assigned by the OM). The victim may
make a saving throw vs. spell to avoid the harp
quest, but with a -4 penalty to the roll.
Rbingalade's
XPValue: 2,000 GPValue: 12,000
DRAGON Magazine I t5
The tones of this harp cause the harpist to blillk
(as the 3rd-level wizard s pell) for as long as
desired while the harp is played. In add ition, 14
mirror images of the harpist are instantly created,
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and these blillk in the same manner as the harpist
at slightly different times, so that the harpist (or
ralher, at least one image of the harpist) is always
in view. Such images vanish forever when struck
by a weapon (using the harpist's own Armor
Class), but they otherwise remain in existence
unt il the harp is stilled. The harpist cannot cast
other spells or make attacks during this time, for
when the harping ends, 50 do the effects. and they
cannot be recreated until the harp rests, unplayed
for at least three rounds.
of Spirit Restoration
XPValue: 2,000 GPValue: 10,000
Crown of Ancient Glory
This rosewood instrument, decorated in gold and
inlaid with silver, appears to be an attractive, nor-
mal harp. In fact , it is a magical item that can
restore h it points to characters of any chaotic
a lignment. Any chaotically aligned adventurer
w ho sees a nd hears the harp will recover lost
vitality (as if enjoying a cure critical wounds
spell).
Ne utra l characters who hear the harp feel
dispirited, and lose 4 morale points for a period of
ldlO+ l l rounds.
Lawful characters who hear the harp suffer a
hit point loss equal to a cause critical wounds
spell. Furthermore, they become insane unless
they save vs. spell. The insanity lasts Id4 days
and the individual is unable to function in a rea-
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sonable manner. A ,-emove curse spell negales the
effects of the insanity.
The harp only functions once a day. AI other
times ils strings produce no sound al aiL
Storm's Harp of Methild
XPVal ue: 4,000 G P Value: 20,000
1992 Fanl3sy Colk~lor Card 301
Storm possesses a rare magical harp, recovered
from Myth Drannor, known as Me/hifd~' harp.
Whenever Storm plays this magical harp. all
locks are opened, all knots arc undone, all bonds
are broken, and all web spells are parted wi thin
10 feet. All of the above forms of restraint
alTeeled by Ihe harp a rc outlined in an orange
form of faerie fi re for one turn. Magical barriers
(such as a wall offorC/;!) arc not affected by the
harp.
of Throbbing
XPValuc: 1.500 GPValue: 7,500
The Book of Marvelous Magic
The music produced by this harp affects all liv-
ing creatures within 60 feet. None of those
atTected can die of wounds or poison whilc the
harp is played; they cannot be reduced to below
ohit points. C re atures reduced to 0 hit points
will fall, appearing 10 be dead, but arc kept in a
semiliving state by the music , their hearts
throbbing in time with the harp. If magical cur-
ing is applied while victims 3rc in this state, the
curing works normally, and the vic tim awakens.
Ifan otherwise deadly poison is neutral ized, the
victim awakens with I hit point remaining. The
harp does not , however, affect dissolv ing or
digesting damage, or other forms of disintegra-
tion. The harp o/Ihrobbing can be magically
playcd once a day for up to one turn per use; if
its music is magically silel/ced or lIellfrolized, it
has no effect.
Valarde's
XPValue: 1.000 GPValue: 6,000
D~AOON Magazine tt S
The player employing Vall/rde s hlllp can, at will ,
cause either of two elTeclS to occur. each taking
effect at the cnd of one complcte round of play: a
gU.11 o/ wind moving outward from the wide end
of the body of the harp, or a wind 11'011 20 fee t
square, lasting fo r three rounds, although the
harper can end it sooner if desired. Tiny points of
radiance nicker, dance, and wink out on the
strings of Valarde's harp, and about the brow or
head of lhe being playing it , while its strings are
in motion.
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Z unzalor's
XP Value: 4,000 GP Value: 25,000
DRAGON Magazine 1 t5
The tones of this instrument c reate a globe of
pearly-white conlinuallight centered on the harp
and extending to a 30-foot radius. The radiance
lasts as long as the harp's strings sound, and
within this radiance the following effects are pre-
sent: (lispel illusion (as the 4th-level wizard
spell), di~"pel invisibility (all sorts except psionic),
and reveal glyph or symbol. This latter power
reveals all magical or illusionary runes, marks, or
inscriptions, including wizard mark, illusionary
scripl, and unreadable magiC. It also uncovers
protected writings, glyphs a/warding, symbols,
and the like, revealing them in outline in a lumi-
nous blue so they can be precisely located or even
tentatively identified or drawn for later study. The
ha rp's music docs not trigger such magic, nor
visit their effects upon persons stud ying them.
The harp does not prevcnt the normal operation
of such magical things- they may be triggered by
being touched or in some other prescribed man·
ncr. Shadows, tweens, and other hard-to see crea-
tures are made clearly visible, outlined in blue
radiance, if they pass within the harp's globe 0/
radi(ln ce. A wizard employing dllo dimension
appears as a thin vertical line afblue radiance in
midair whi le within Ihe sphere ofclfect of Zunza-
lor's harp.
Lyron's Harysichord of
Commanding
XPValue: - GPValue: 10,000
1992 Fantasy Colk>:lOr Card 190
This strange magical item actually holds the life-
force of Baron Lyron Evensong and is the focal
point of his curse. Whenever the harpsichord is
played, those listening to it must make a success-
ful saving throw vs. spell or be unable to resist
following commands issued by the baron. If the
harpsichord is destroyed, the baron is destroyed
and his curse is lifted.
Cool Hand Lute
XP Value: 1,000 GP Value: 6,500
POLYHEllRON Newszine 23
This co mmon musical instrument causes the
bearer to become resistant to fire (in a manner
identical to a ring a/fire resis/(II/ce). However, it
has the side effect of causing the user's hands to
become cold, for a - I penal ty to all attack rolls.
When the cool hond lUle is played for the first
time, the user's eyes turn a beautiful blue color,
and the user must make a saving throw vs. spell
o r develop an affinity for bovines.

Doss
XP Value: 2,200 GP Value: 11 ,000
DuNGEON M ASTER Guide
This instrument is 60".4. likely to deliver 4d4 points
of damage to any nonbard or bard under 8th level
who picks it up and attempts to play it. An 8th-
level or higher bard who plays the lute has a 20-.4.
bener ehance of channing and can sing the follow-
ing magical songs once per day. If the bard's
charming ability exceeds 100% with the instru-
ment bonus, the creature saving against the magic
does so at - I for every 5% above 100%, rounding
the charm bonus to the nearest multiplier of 5.
Hold animal once a day.
Neutralize poison once a day.
Protection/rom fire /0' radius once a day.
Any character able to play this instrument can
sing so as to do one of the following for as many
turns as the character's level div ided by two
(round fractions up), once each day. Each ability
of the instrument takes an initiative modifier of 5
to activate.
Protection/rom evil /0' radius.
Become invisible, although the str umming
and singing can still be hea rd distantly, the
exact location is impossible to discover unless
detect invisible is possible.
Levitation.
Fly.
or Loot
XP Value: 2,000 GPValue: 16,000
The Book of Marvelous Magic
Though this lute plays on command, it has no
appare nt e ffect. However, a ll magical items
within 10 feet become cursed; any NPC thief see-
ing such a lute will, upon returning to his or her
gui ld, repo rt its existe nce and last known loca-
tion, along with all known details about the items
and characters nearby. The guild will try to obtain
the lute and other item s, usually by burglary,
sending the most skilled thieves available . The
lute 0/100/ plays as oftcn as desired but can cre-
ate its magical effect only once per day. A remove
curse removes the "loot aura" from onc item.
Singalong
XP Value: 1,000 GPValue! 5,000
The Book of Marvelous Magic
Whe n this lute is held and commanded to play, it
produces enchanting music. Each creature within
60 feet who hears the song must make a saving
throw vs. spell with a -4 penalty to the roll. If it
fa ils, the victim stops, listens, and tries to sing
along with the tu ne. If the saving throw is suc-
cessful , the music has no effect. The user of the
lute is immune to its enchantme nt. Those affected
are merel y distracted, suffering no penalty to sur-
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prise ro ll s and quite able to ignore the song if
attacked. The singalong lute plays as often as
des ired but can produce its e nchant ing music
only once a day.
Skywalker
XP Value! 3,000 GP Value! 24,000
PoLYHEDRON Newszinc 23
If this normal musical instrument is held in hand
and commanded to play, the user can/ly (as the
wiza rd spe ll) with up to 300 pounds encum-
brance. The skywalker lute can fl y up to three
times a day, for up to one hour per use. However,
the user also develops a desire for action, trave l-
ing far in search of opportun ities to fight for
deserving causes (especially for those who can-
nOI afford normal mcrcenaries).
Woodwalking
XPVa!ue: 1,000 G P Value: 6,000
The Book of Marvelous Magic
This IUle enables the user to pass through wood-
lands in relative safety, as long as no hostile
actions are needlessly initiated. When held and
commanded to play, the lute produces a soothing
song that can be heard as much as 120 feet away.
It plays magically only in woodlands. The user
will not be attacked by any Intelligent woodland
c realure (centaur, dryad, elf, halfling, pixie,
sprite, or ueant) as long as the song lasts. But if
the user attacks any such creatures, the lute shat-
ters and the creatures become enraged, gaining a
+2 bonus to a ll attac k, dama ge, and savi ng
throw rolls for one turn. The user may fight nor-
mally if attackcd by some other monster and the
lute plays all the whi le; the lutc then bestows a
+2 bonus to all the user's attack, damage, and
saving throw rolls. If a ny normal or giant-size
animal, tree, or other lawful o r neutral woodland
creature is harmed by the user, the lute will
t hereafter refuse to play until it faUs into the
hands of a more deserving owner. Whe n prop-
erly used, the lute o/woodwalking plays for up
to 12 hours per day.
Building Liar
XPValue: 500 GP Val ue: 2,500
DRAGON Magazine t 56
This small ha rp is fashioned entirely from solid
brass. It radiate s a dweomer, but it can be
strwruned until the player's fingers turn to ham-
burger and it wi ll never lay a single brick-o n-
brick. However, it incessantl y brags about the
edifices it constructed in the hands of other, more
competent musicians. ("Yeah, I' m the guy who
put up the Empire Sta- the Emperor's Stables,
yeah, that's the tickel.")
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Building Lyre
XP Vaiue: 5,000 GP Value: 30,000
DuNGEON MASTER Guide, 1st Edition
The enchantments placed upon this instr ument
make it indistinguishable from a normal one.
Even if its magic is detected, it cannot be told
from an ordinary instrument until it is played. If
the proper chords arc struc k, a single use of the
lyre negales the effects of (J horn of blasting, a
disintegrate spell. or the effects of up to three
rounds of attack from a ram or similar siege item.
The lyre can be used in this way once a day.
The lyre is a lso use ful with respect to actual
building. Once a week its strings can be strummed
so as to produce chords that magically construct
bui ldings, mines, tunnels, ditches, or whatever.
The effect produced in but three turns of playing
is equal to the work of I 00 men laboring for three
days.
A check mus t be made whe ne ver the lyre is
played. Under normal circumst ance s, a false
chord is sounded on a roll of 1 ~3 on 1d20. (Char-
acters with the musical instrument proficiency
playa fa lse chord only o n a roll of I.) If the
player of the lyre is under physical or mental
attack, the chance of a false chord increases to
I ~ l O. (Proficient characters resolve a proficiency
check by the standard rul es under these circum-
stances.) If a false chord is struck, all effects of
the lyre are 20'% likely 10 be negated.
This harp can be used to build or repair ships.
A bard can negate the effects of a horn of blast-
ing, a disintegrate spell, or the effect of up to
three rounds of attack from a ram or similar siege
item. This works once a day for every three levels
of the ba rd. When the ly re is used to perform
work, a bard is able to achieve the work o f 100
men plus 10 men per level. If a bard should hap-
pen to fail the false chord check, a saving throw
vs. paralyzation is also allowed. Success indicates
that the bard recovered from the mistake without
mishap.
Canaith
XP Value: 3,000 GP Value: 22,000
STR).TEO IC REVIEW Magazine 6
This lyre adds 40% to a bard 's chance of charm-
ing creatures and has all the abi lities of a Doss
Lyre. In addition, it has two special songs. The
first song is like the 4th-level confusion spell. The
second is like the 4th-level fear spell. In addition
to this, the lyre has a healing song that, when
played, can heal the listeners from 2d6 points of
damage. All songs are playable but once a day.
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XP Value: 6,000 GP Value: 32,000
DUNGEON MASTER Guide
A Cli lyre is 80% likely 10 cause 6d4 points of
damage to any nonbard or bard of less than the
14th level of ex perience who plays it. A 14th- or
higher level bard adds 30% 10 charming ability
and can cast the following spells by s inging and
playin g on t he lyre, once eac h per day. If the
bard's charming ability exceeds 100% with the
instrument bonus, the creature's save vs. spell is
at ~ I for ever y 5% above 100%. rounding the
charm bonus to the nearest multiplier of 5.
Control winds once a day.
Transmute rock to mud once a day.
Create a wall offire once a day.
Any character able to play this instrument can
sing so as to do one of the following for as many
turns as the character has levels, divided by two
(round fractions up), once each day. Each ability
of the instrument takes an initiative modifier of 5
to activate.
Protection from evil /0' radius.
Become invisible. a lthough the st rumming
and singing can still be heard dis tantly, the
exact location is impossible to discover unless
detect invisible is possible.
Levitation.
Ny.
Dorus's
XP Value: 5,000 GP Value: 20,000
POI..YHE-ORON Newszine 87
Only a dozen of these f inely crafted e bonwood
instruments are rumored to exist. Carved images
of forest creat ures cover the instrument. Created
by the famed bard, Dorus of Griswold Barrens,
Dorus 50 lyre can be used by anyone wilh a non-
weapon proficiency in stringed instruments. The
lyre produces sweet tones and never needs tuning.
It is virtually indestructible, having an effective
Armor Class of - 4. In the hands of a bard, t he
strings glow a pale blue and the magic is rea lized.
A bard of any level may call upon .its ability to
speak with animals or to cast animal friendship.
Both spells can be used three times a day.
Doss
XP Value: 3.000 GP Value: 16.500
STRATEGIC REVIEW Magazine 6
This lyre adds 30% to a bard's chance of charm-
ing creatures and has all the abilities of the Mac-
Fuirmidh harp as well. In addition, the lyre has
two special songs. The first song enables the bard
tofly up to the limitations of the 3rd-level spell
fly with the exception that it lasts as long as the
bard is able to play. The faster or the higher a bard
tries to fly the quicker he or she becomes tired.
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Generally, a bard is only able to keep up maxi·
mum speed or ver y high altitudes for as many
turns bard levels; after this a roll of 1-4 on a Id6
indicates the bard has collapsed, unconscious
from the effort. The second song of Ihe lyre is
equivalent to dispel magic cast at the bard's level.
These two songs are playable but once a day.
Fu Hsing's
XPValue: 9,000 GP Value: 45,000
Legends & Lore, 2nd Edition
With a strum of his magical lute, Fu Hsing's
avatar can cast any wizard spell of I st through 4th
level.
Loquacious
XPValue: 2,000 GPValue: 21,000
POLVHEDRON Newszine 90
A dozen of these enchanted musical instruments
exist, and they are much sought after by bards.
The instruments are intelligent and have neutral
alignments.
A loquacious lyre provides a +3 to any bard's
musical instrument proficiency. A bard who does
nOI have t he musical instrument proficiency,
gains the ability. However, the lyre bemoans the
fac t that any bard could be so ignorant to not
know how to play such a melodious and perfect
instrument.
Once each day the lyre can sing accompani.
ment to the bard's voice, providing harmony in
any key. It is telepathic with its owner, but also
can "speak" using its strings, so it can chat with
others. It speaks five languages, in addition to
Elf, Dwarf, and Common.
A loquacious lyre can cast charm person three
times a day by speaking or s inging. It can cast
deteci magic once a day, and once a week it can
identify items as a bard of 10th level.
Loquacious lyres are made of polished bone
carved with a delicate elf face near the top. They
are inlaid with many gems, and are strung with
copper, s ilver, and gold wi res. They are usable
only by bards. Each lyre has an Intelligence of 16,
an Ego of IS, and a Personality Score of3 1.
of the Spheres
XPVa)ue: 2,200 GPValue: 11 ,000
War Captain's Companion
The lyre a/the spheres is used near a crystal
sphere to locate or create a portal through which
a spelljamming ship can pass. Any bard can use
this item to create a portal. All other characters
can use the item only to locate the nearest exist·
ing portal. The item can be used but once a week.
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of Wounding
XP Value: - GP Value: 2,000
The Complete Bard's Handbook
This cursed item appears nor mal in every way
until it is f irst played. When the musician's fin-
gers strike its strings, they sever the tips of the
player's fingers. Roll I d6 for the number of fin-
gers that the musician loses:
Roll Effect
1-4 The number of lost fingers.
5 Musicia n loses all fingers and the
thumb.
6 Musician escapes unscathed.
Each lost finger causes I d2 poims of damage,
but the musician should not be lowered below I
hit point due to lost fi ngers. Each lost finger
causes the musician's proficiency at playing
musical instruments to suffer a penalty of - 2.
Other proficiencies and activities requiring man-
ual dexterity are likewise reduced, at the OM 's
discretion. Lost digits can be regenerated magi.
cally. As with cursed swords, whenever the musi-
cian decides to play, the lyre leaps into his or her
hands; magically altering the form of the instru·
ment does not abate the curse.
Canaith Mandolin
XP Value: 6,000 GP Value: 42,000
D UNGEON M ASTER Guide
The mandolin is 70% likely to cause 5d4 points
of damage to any nonbard or bard of under 11 th
level who attempts to utilize its power by playing
it. An 11 tho or higher. level bard is able to employ
the instrument to add 25% to his or her charming
ability and also can cast the following spells once
per day. If the bard's charming ability exceeds
100% with the instrument bonus, the creature
saving against the magic does so at - I for every
5% above I()()II/o, rounding the charm bonus to the
nearest multiplier of 5.
Cure serious wounds once a day.
Dispel magic once a day.
Protection/rom lightning 10' radius once a
day.
Any character able to play this instrument can sing
and do one of the following for as many turns as the
character has levels, divided by two (round fractions
up), once each day. Each ability of the instrumem
takes an initiative modifier of 5 to activate.
Protection/rom evil 10' radills.
Become invisible: although the strumming
and singing can still be heard distantly, the
exact location is impossible to discover un less
detect invisible is possible.
Levitation.
Fly.
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Cli
XP Value: 3,000 GPYalue: 17,000
STR.A.TEOIC REVIEW Magazine 6
This mandoli n adds 5 0% to a bard's chance of
charming creatures and has all the abilities of a
CO/with lyre. In addit.ion to this it has the power
of telekinesis, contains one e lemental, and can
heal better than the Canaith lyre, be ing able to
heal from 3d6 points of damage. (Note that this is
the only healing it can perform- the abilities of
the Conoith lyre are not cumulative in this man·
dolin.) This mandolin also has a song offire
which can remove curse like the 4th·level spell.
Pick of Proficiency
Ncwltem
XP Yalue: 500 GP Yalue: 2,500
This enc hanted pick g rants a proficiency in
music and singing to a ll who pick it up and use it.
However, these abi lities last for only three hours
and the pick usually times the cessation of its
boon to strike in the middle of a performance.
of Prop itiousness
XPVal ue: 1,500 GPYalue: 7,500
Pot.VHEDRON Newszine 78
This magical im ple ment functions only when a
skilled musicia n uses it to play o n a s tringed
instrument. During the first round of playing, thc
user must sing the exact name of a particular foc.
If the exact name is not known, the foe must be
prec isely identified.
All characters wit h.in 50 feet of the use r receive
a +2 bonus to all attack rolls agai nst the stated
enemy, even if the foe is not within 50 feet of the
user. If the foe enlers the area of effcct, he or she
sutTers a - I penalty on all attack rolls.
The pick ofpropitiousness can be used once a
week for up to one hour. The user must concen·
trate on playing and must rcmain motionless
while using the pick. The user can perform no
other actions whi le playing, and loses conccntra·
tion if damage is taken or if struck by a missile or
melee attack. A silence spell also breaks the
effect. Optionally, the OM might require a music
proficiency check for every 10 minutes of play·
ing, failure breaking the effect.
The use r must have an unobs tructed li ne of
sight to the named foe, and must keep the enemy
in sighl wh ile playing.
of Strumming
X P Value: 300 GPValue: 1,200
The Complete Bard's Handbook
Thi s magical pick enables the user to play any
stri nged instrument that is normally plucked with
fingers or a pick. This includes harps, lutes, man·
dolins. and so on. T he person grasping the pick
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can play any song he or she has ever heard. The
pick's magic is so great that all functions of the
instrument are instantly mastered. Thus, a bard
automatically knows the proper chords positions
for a lute, how to hold a harp, how to adjust the
strings of a mandolin , and all other virtuoso
d etai ls. His or her skill level ri vals that ofa
maste r musician proficient in the instrument's
use. Also, a bard who uses Ihis pick to play the
lyre of woundjng docs not sutTer any severed fin·
gers.
Qanun of Char ming
XPValue: 1,000 G P Yalue: 7,000
OrienUlI Adventures
This inst rument looks like any other q uan un.
When played by a person proficient in the instru-
ment, a proficiency roll is made. If successful,
the character can cast one suggestion spell that
round . If the saving throw fail s (but is greater
than I). the music has no effect. If a I is ro lled,
Ihe musician's playing is so poor that the inslru·
ment acts as a qallun of discord.
of Discord
X P Value: - G P Val ue: 8,000
Oriental Adventures
Identical to other magical qanun, this inslrument
cmits painful and discordanllones when played,
enraging all wilhin 30 feet_ Those enraged attack
the musician 500.4 of the time and the nearest tar·
get the other 50%. The frenzy lasts for I d4 + I
rounds. T he player of tlli s instrument is not
affected by Ihe frenzy. Tile properlies of the
instrument cannot be detected until it is actuall y
played in earnest- lUning and idly strumming the
strings only create lucid, clear lanes.
of Q uiet
X P Value: 5,000 GP Value: 25,000
Land ofFale
While this magical instrument is played, it creates
a magical zone of protection and silence 30 feel
in radius. Those inside may talk among them-
selves and clearly hear noises beyond the range of
the magic, bOl none outside the radius can hear
what is happening within the zone over the sound
of lhe qanun. Further, divination spells will nOt
revealthoughls, words, inrcnlions, alignment, or
the presence of magic while the qanun is being
played.
of th e Spirits
X P Value: 3,000 GP Value: 15,000
DRAGON Magazine 190
The qanun is made of the finest mah ogany
brought from Ihe Isle of the Elephant. Its strings
are said to be solidified light, t hough olllers
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report they are made of spun gold, hardened and
tightened to thc breaking point. Its pi c ks arc
carved from a single emerald gem.
The qanun ofthe spirits is the most powerful of
the five instruments of the jann. When the qanun
is played, the player has the effect of the fire
truth , the I st- Ievel wizard spell. Instead of fire ,
the tru th of the speaker's words is determined by
the sweetness of the instrument's to ne. Untrue
stalements create sour notes. The spell may be
used once per day, twice if the playe r is a bard.
A ba rd al so may use the qanun to "call the
ancestors": to speak with dead (as the 3rd-Ievel
priest spell), and to animate dead (as the 2nd-
level pricst spell), both as if the bard were a 2Oth-
leve l priest. Eac h of these abiliti es ma y be
performed once a week, and the qanun is needed
only to cast the magical abilities, not to maintain
control or contact.
Rababah of the Dao
XPValue: 4,000 GP Value: 20,000
DAAooN Magazine 190
The rababah of the dao is const ructed of the
finest materials. Its bow is made of the hair of the
fa stest horse in the High Desert, and the circular
soundbox is made of the skull of a great roc.
The rababah of the dao allows its user to cast
an el1langle spell, as the 1st-level priest spell of
the same name. This operates agai nst any ta rget
on sand or soft soil as opposed to those near grass
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Stringed lnSlrumenf.l;. Game V'tOli"r
and vines, but the effects of the s pell are the
same. This spell may be cast o nce a day, twice a
day if the rababah is used by a bard.
A bard also may use the robabah of the dao to
"shift the earth," to call into being an earth ele-
mental of 8 HD, once a week. The elemental is
under the full control of the rababah player, such
that if the musician stops or is interrupted, the
elemental will return to its native plane without
attacking the barel.
'Ud of the Marids
XP Value: 3,200 G P Value: 28,000
DRAOON Magazine 190
The 'ud ofthe marids is solid white, its hardwood
surfaces covered with thin, o rnate carvings of
pearl. The soundbox itself is made of a single
great pearl, harvested from the largest clam in the
deepest part of the Crowded Sea. The marids do
not risk their own lives in these endeavors, but
instead avail themselves of lesser beings to
recover the pearls.
The 'ud of the marids allows a bard to cast a
powerful charm person spell, as the 1st-level wiz-
ard spell, with a -4 penalty on all saving throws
against the spell . This spell may be cast once a
day, twice a day if the ' ud is used by a bard.
A bard, regardless of kit or origin, may use the
' ud to "raise thc wfltcn," to summon a water ele-
mental of 8 HD once per week. A suitable amount
of water, such as a ri ver or lake, must be available
to use this ability. The ele mental is under total
control of the ' ud player, and if the 'ud player
stops, the elemental will retum to its native plane
without hanning the barel.
Extreme Violins
XPValue: 1,000 GPValue: 5,000
PoLYHEDRON Newnine 23
These items appear identical to unnecessary vio-
lins, but when an attac k roll of20 occurs, the user
fli es into a battle rage, dropping any shield car-
ried and gaining a +4 bonus on attack and dam-
age rolls while suffering a +4 penalty to Armor
Class. The victim will fight until slain, or until all
e nemies are s lain, without tho ught of personal
s afety. There is no li mit to the duration o r fre-
quency of the effect.
Game
XP Value: 500 GP Value: 2,500
PoLYHEDRON Newszine 23
These items cause their owners to become unable
to explain any detailed action in combat. The vic-
tim cannot aim al a specific portion of a target
(such as a tentacle); whe n any victim reaches 0
hit points, it quietly sits down and expires, with-
out bleeding, moaning, or performing any other
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nonnal dying activity. These items appear nonnal
but are exceptionally clean, as are all types of
game violins.

Rack
XPYalue: 100 GPValue: 500
POLYHEDRON Newszine 23
This item is a wall rack upon which two violins
can be hung. The instruments ma y be easily
removed from the rack, which then disappears.
Each violin will alTect the creature carrying it,
and no other; each will vanish if put down, given
away, sold, or if otherwise caused to leave the
possession of the original owner. The violin s
should be rolled randomly.

Saxon
XP Value: 1,000 GP Value: 5,000
POLYHEDRON Newszine 23
These violins are of an ornate design, but have no
known elTect. They are so rare that none have
ever been found - that's why no one has ever
found Saxon violins in the AD&D game.

Unnecessary
XP Value: 500 GP Value: 2,500
POLYHEDItON Newszine 23
These fiddles enable their owners to score critical
hils whenever an attack roll of 20 occurs. (The
DM must create a chart detailing critical hits,
such as the severing of body parts, extra damage,
and the like.)
Zither of Speed
XPValue: 1,000 GPValue: 7,500
The Complete Bard's Handbook
This zither appears 10 be a normal musical instru-
ment. However, ifit is played in a rapid tempo
and the musician says, "allegretto," all allies
within 30 feet are alTected as if under the influ-
ence of a haste spell.
]fthe zither is played slowly and "adagio" is
spoken, all foes within 30 feet are affected as if
under a slow spell (no saving throw). The effects
last as long as the bard concentrates upon the
music or until he plays the zi ther at a moderate
tempo and says, "Andante." If the bard moves,
defends, suffers damage, rolls for a saving throw,
or performs any other action, concentration is
broken.
A Zither of speed functions only once per day.
Furthermore, for every successive day in a row
that its magic is used, there is a 10% cumulative
chance that one of its strings breaks, rendering it
useless unless it can be repaired.
of Zombie Control
XP Value: 7,000 CP Value: 25,000
The Book of Marvelous Magic
This musical instrument is shaped like a flat box
with strings attached. When strummed and the
command word spoken, all zombies within 60
feet hear and obey the user to the best of their
abilities. However, if the zombies leave the area
of effect, they are released from the enchantment
and can no longer be affected by it. This item may
be used three times per day.
of Zombie Protection
XPValue: 2,000 GPValue: 10,000
The Book ofMarvclous Magic
This item appears and may function as a zither of
zombie control, but there is a 50% chance per use
that it will malfunction. If so, the zombies are
enraged and attack the user with a +4 bonus to all
attack rolls; they inflict maximum damage (8) per
hit. Furthermore, they are magically protected. If
Ihe zombies are turned by a priest, each may
make a saving throw vs. spell; if Ihe throw is suc-
cessful, the turn fails and the priest can no longer
affect the creatures. Once the zombies are
enraged, they retain the bonuses and protection,
regardless of distance from the zither, until the
user is slain.

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Stylus of Scribing
XPValue: 25 GP Val ue: 100
The Ruins of Undermount.ain
This wand of black slone animates itse lf when
commanded, and is able to write three words in
Thorass. The activator must utler a command
word marked on the wand (typical word: " Kath-
las") while touching the styius. The next three
words spoken by the activator will be graven
deeply and clearly on any nonmagicai, nonliving
surface mentally selected by the caster thai is on
the same plane.
If no surface is chosen by the acti vator, the
OM should choose a nearby stone surface at
random. If the stylus is moved (physically car-
ried) between words. it can be made to do its
work on two or three surfaces rather than one.
Upon writing the third word, it vanishes forever.
Note thai the stylus cannot distinguish between
the user's unin tentiona l speech and desired
words- but the activator can, by force of will,
alte r spellings.
If the activator does not speak three words
before abandoning the sty lus, it retains some
magical power. If touched by a ano ther being
and its command word uttered, it writes Ihat
being's next words, but the stylus won't write
more words than it has words remai ning- the
second user of this item may only get o ne word
insc ribed before the item disappears. I f no
being speaks the command word, and the origi-
nal activa tor never utters anothe r word on the
same plane as the stylus, a s tylus will hover
above the location of its last writing until physi-
call y moved elsewhere. The sry/us of scribing is
often used by adventurers to leave messages for
others on dungeo n walls.
Sundial
The sundial is a primitive but accurate timekeep-
ing piece that requites sunlight to operate. A sun-
dial's flat face has numerals inscribed on its
surface. A small, triangular pillar in or near the
center casts a shadow upon the face. As the sun
moves in the sky. the shadow tracks across the
face, pointing to the correct hour.
of Direction
XP Value: 500 GP Val ue: 4,500
DRAGON Magazine Issue 73
This looks like a wooden sundial without numer-
als, about 4 inches in diameter. C lose examina-
tion will reveal that there are 16 marks rather than
12. When the command word is spoken, the "fin"
or " hand" of the dial points due nonh. It does not
work underground.
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of Timekeeping
XP Value: 800 GPValue: 4,000
The Book of Marvelous Magic
T his large item consists of a stone pedestal and
table with an iron finlike anachment atop it, and
is similar to an ordinary sundial. Hov.'Cver, the fin
always casts a shadow on the dial as if it were in
bright sunlight. 11 functions o nly o n the Prime
Ma terial Plane but keeps perfect time even on
cloudy days or if taken indoors, or underground.
It need not be a ligned with the position of the
sun, as would a normal sundial; it works upside
down, sideways, or when rotated. Its magic can
be dispelled, though with difficulty (treat as 36th-
level magic).
Sweatsuit
X P Value: 5,000 GPVa lue: 25,000
DRAGON Magazine 72
This magica l suit + 5, if worn constanl ly for
longer than one day. allows the wearer to cast the
equivalent of a stinking cloud spell up to three
times a day after thaI. A nonjock who attacks a
jock attired in suc h a magical sweatsuit can
choose to try to tear either the shin or pants from
the jock's body instead of attempting a normal
attack in combat. Once a sweatsuit has been
"activated," burning is the only way to get rid of
thc stinking cloud property of the suit; not even
soap of scrubbing will do any good. The sweat-
suit also acts as a cloak ofprotection.
Sword
A ll magi cal s words are listed with a plus or
m inus ( for eumple, a sword +/ or a cursed
sword - 1). The number is the amount added to or
subtracted from the result of me attack roll and to
the damage done. ( Example: A sword + / would
adjust a roll of 17to 18, and if 5 points of damage
were rolled, 6 would actually be inflicted.)
Once a cursed weapon is used in baltle, it may
not be gotten rid of except by use of a remove
curse or dispel magic spell.
Some magic swords have additional abilities or
Intelligence. For example, a sword + 11+2 vs.
/ycanthropes would give a bonus o f +2 on attack
and damage ro lls (instead of the nonnal + I) when
used against any werecreature. All other abilities
are listed in the descriptions.
Special Touches: For the OM who likes to add
special touches to the weapons given to player
characters, here is a list of idea generators:
Blade ma te rials: adamantite, bone, ceramic,
crystal or glass (magically strengthened with
glassteel), damascus (layered steel), high car-
bon (will rust), mithral, obsi dian, stainless
steel.
Bla d e shapes a nd features : blood grooves
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(fuiters), curved, bis (wavy blade), notc hes, 65--66 Ram dao
straight, tapered. 67--68 Rapier
Hand·guard m aterials : brass, bronze, nicke l, 69- 70 Sabre
steel. 71-72 Scimitar
Hand-gua rd shapes: arched snakes, clashing 73- 74 Shamshir
dragons, clenc hed fists, h uman o r godlik e 75-76 Short
forms. 77- 78 Shotel
Ha ndle materials: an lier, dragon teeth, ebony 79-80 Sivak draconian
or exotic wood, fossilized ivory, hom, human 81-82 Sosun pattah
or monste r bone, ivory, jade, leather-wrapped 83-84 Spatha
metal, marble. 85- 86 Sword-staff
Hand le shapes and feat ures: fl uted (with 87-88 Sword[et
straight or spiral grooves), hand-fined, hollow 89-90 Takouba
(detachable pommel; can hold small items like 91 Talwar
gems, coins, small tools, papers, liquid), prism 92-93 Two-handed
(flat sides, not rounded), straight, tapered. 94-95 Two-handed bastard
Pommel mate ri als: crysta ls or large gem- 96-97 Wakizashi
stones (magically strengthened), steel. 98 Yatagan
Pomme l shapes a nd fe at ures: c ruc iform, 99-00 Zafar takieh
fami ly crest, hand or paw, holy symbol, mon-
ster's head, short blade, skuit, treetop. Aasimon
Accents: jewels and gems, magical runes, pic- XP Value: 3,500 G P Value: 35,000
t ure carvings o r etch in gs, precious metal Outer Planes Me Appendix
inlays. word engravings. Each solar fights with a mighty sword that only it
can wield. The weapon a cts as a sword +5 and
Roll Sword Types has all the propert ies of a sword of dancing and a
01-02 Adya kall i vorpal sword. A solar can attac k w ith its sword
03-<>4 Babanga four times per melee round, and does a base of
05-06
07-08
Basi lard
Bastard sword
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2d I points o f damage per hit.

09-10 Boku-toh Abhorrence of Shape Changers

11 - 12 Broad XPValue: 700 GP Value: 3,500
13- 14 Choora DUNGEON MASTER. Guide
15- 16 C laymore This sword gives an additi onal + 2 bonus against
[7- 18 Cutlass shapechangers and werecreatures- those able to
19-20 Drusus ass ume th e form of ano th er creature (such as a
21- 22 Dwarven claymore vampire or a dru id), or any creature under the
23-24 Falchion influence o f a polymorph or shape change spell.
25-26 Flamberge
27- 28 Flatchet Adj atha, the Drinker
29-30 Flyssa XPValue: 7,000 GPValue: 35,000
31 - 32 Gladius D RAGON Magazine 74
33- 34 Great scimitar Adjatha is a sword +2 o f fine blue steel, hilted
35-36 Impaler w ith a steel, single quillon and a plain, spherical,
37- 38
3....0
K,,""
Katan.
polished knob pommel. Set in the heart o f the
tang, where the qui lions meet, just above the fine
41-42 Kh~"" chain-wrapped g rip, is a large ( I -inth-diameter),
43-44 Khopesh ca bochon-cut black sapphire (worth 6,000 gp).
45-46 Ko" There are no markings or runes on the blade, and
47-48 Kukri it does not shed any radiance.
49-50 Long However, when this sword touches any magical
5 1- 52 Mariner'S item (not including scrolls), Adjatha siphons off
53-54 Masai magical energy, causing the item to g low, shed-
55- 56 Ninja-to ding a pale green-white radiance, until the item is
57- 58 Nyek-ple-nen-toh drained of dweomer or the sword and the item are
59-60 One-handed bastard separated.
61--62 P... The Drinker can never perma nentl y drain an
63-64 Piercer
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In all cases, the touch of Adjatha causes one
power or effe<:t (per round of comact) of the item
to be nulli fied for 1-4 turns after contact. If the
item has limited charges or operates but once,
sufficient contact w ith Adjatha can drain it
entirely of magic. The blade absorbs the dwt:omer
into itself in a peculiar way, retaining magical
energy to protect itself and its bearer.
Adjalha gains 2 hit points per charge drained
or round of contact (many lesser items of magic
are drai ned after 13 or so rounds of contact). It
has 9 points of Strength, and may add any magi-
cally drained points to its own, without (known)
limit. Any attack on Adjatha or its bearer must
exhaust the phantom hit points before they can
harm the physical entit ies of blade or bearer.
When reduced to its original 9 hit points, Adjatha
cannot absorb further damage for its bearer, and
is itself vulnerable. Anyone grasping the grip of
Adjatha receives its hit point protection; there is
room for a maximum of two bare human hands to
grasp the hilt at one time.
Adjatha, it must be noted. cannot repeatedly
drai n the vitality of the same item; after two con-
tacts with any single item, the Drinker cannot
drain any more from it-bUi note also that a con-
tact, if uninterrupted. can continue for up to one
tum before any bearer must withdraw or risk the
onset offeeblemindedne.ss due to a magical back-
lash (10% chance each round beyond one tum of
continuous contact). Drained hit points gained by
Adjatha do not cure existing damage 10 the user,
but merely absorb a ll further attacks until
exhausted.
Adjatha cannot drain or negate spells cast at it
or its bearer, and confers no special magic resis-
lance excepl immunity to psionic domination,
charm spells, and similar direct mind-control
spells. That immunity does not extend to sleep,
sugge.stion, ESP, and the like.
The Drinker is first known 10 have existed
more Ihan 400 years ago, in the reign of Kurskos
lronhand; it was the sword of that monarch's her-
ald and chief counselor, Amrok of the Dwarves.
Kurskos slew Amrok in a night of revelry after a
Shieldmeet, and too k Adjatha Ihe Drinker (and
the enmity of the dwarves) as his own. Amrok
was of almOSI human stature, and it has often
been said Adjatha is of human and not dwarven
manufacture, for it is of the full size and heft for
a strong. long-anned, human swordsman.
The stories of its creation are many and color-
ful-most are doubtless as fanciful as the tale
told by Thyri of Amn, who stole Adjolho from
the palace vaults in the sack of Aumreayum on
the death of Kurskos. Thyri held that Adjolho
was given 10 his grandfather by the gods, and
made any of the family who wielded it invulner-
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able in baltle.
Thyri was easily, almost contemptuously, slain
by the first man who challenged him, a merchant
from Calimshan. That merchant, whose name is
lost, was slain while in a caravan soon after by a
mischievous kenku. In like manner, the Drinker
has often changed hands over the years, usually
remaining with anyone owner for only a short
time. Elminster saw Adjotha 40 winters ago at the
court ofNesker of Mulmaster, when the sorcerer-
king was studying it to increase his own arts. It
disappeared before Nesker's dea th and came to
light briefly in reports of fighting in the Shaar,
apparent ly being wielded by one of the nomad
chieftains. The sword was stolen from him, and
despite sending agents far afield. he was unable
to recover it. The present whereabo uts of the
blade are unk nown.
Albruin
XP Value: 5,000 GPVaJue: 25,000
DRAGON Magazillt 74
Albru jn is a sword made from an alloy that com-
bines steel, electrum, and silver, demonstrably as
effective as silver against undead and other crea-
tures who suffer particular effects from contact
with that metal. It is + I on attack rolls and +3 on
damage. It sheds an eerie blue radiance (up to 10-
fOOl radius) when drawn from its scahhard. It is
of chaotic neutral alignment (Intelligence 17, Ego
13), communicates by speech (Common, Elf,
Draw, Thieves' Cant), and can read longuoges
and magical writing.
s
Albruin bea rer can, at will , activate the
sword's power to detect invisible objects in a 10·
foot radius , maintaining it by concentration.
Albruin can also neutralize poison once every
three days, and heal its bearer once every 12
days. These powers are evoked at the will of the
bearer, or by the sword if the bearer is uncon-
scious and Albruin deems it advantageous to acti-
vate either powe r by itself. Physica l contact
between A {bruin and the flesh of the bearer is
ne<:essary for the powers to work.
Albruin is bel ieved to be the creation of the
long-dead smith Surdee, who was famous in his
day for thec raftsmanship of the work that came
out of the forges of icebound Glister, where he
worked ore fresh from the mines above the city,
on the edge of the glacier. The blade itself evades
questions about its origins; there are no markings
or definite touches of workmanship that identify
Albruin as the work of anyone in particular.
Albruin was held for decades in the royal house
of Connyr, kept as a family treasure, but seldom
(due to its alignment) borne by the kings of that
land. It was stolen from the palace at Suzail some
90 winters ago by the thief Nyparr ("Nipe"), a
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halOi ng who was soon arrested at Wheloon by
soldiers of Cormyr and s lain while attempting to
escape. Nipe did not have the blade when he was
seized, and did not reveal its whereabouts. It was
rumored among the thieves of that place that he
had sold it to a "gray trader" (a " fence ") by the
name of Blusken Shtult, who had a merchant
barge on the Wyve rnwater, and that Blusken had
sailed from Whcloon up to a port on the northern
shore of the Wyvernwater and deli vered the blade
to a waiting buyer.
The blade's whereabouts were uncertain for
some 24 winters, until a lady of high birth in Sci·
gaunt, one Shamur, found the blade left behind in
her bedchamber by a visitor fl eeing the c ity
guard. He never returned, and Shamur sold it
when she married. It was bought by an adventurer
visiting the city of Selgaun! o n matters of trade
(gold for mercenaries), and wielded thereafter in
several minor skirmishes about the Eastingreach
before its owner died in an ambush. His slayer,
the adventure r.pri nce Thaum of Tel flamm, used
Albruin to help him take the lands of Impiitur
forcibly from his father and found his own ki ng.
dom. Thaum eventually died by magic (a wizard
hired by his fat her Kuskur, who was unable to
regain contro l of the lost lands), and Albruin was
acquired by o ne ofThaum's wa rriors, who fled
the dead kin g '9 keep and too k the blade back
westward into the Dalelands.
This warrior, one Adj uz by name, perished at
the hands of brigands on a northern road, and
Albro ;n disappeared from view- but not before
Adjuz had sought out a sage in Shadowda le to
learn the blade's true nature and powers.
After the death of Adjuz, the trail of the sword
is hidden for some eight winters, but it is known
to have been in the hands of the mercenary gen·
eral Malakar on his visit to Zhenti l Keep in the
spring of the ninth year fo llowing, and was iden·
tified again by the sage Murail of Sarbreen when
a me rcenary warrior sought him out to learn the
blade's properties in tha t cily some six winters
beyond that time. From then until now, the where·
abouts of Albroin are unknown, but Elminster is
careful to remi nd us thai its plain appearance and
its abilily to control many of its bearers would
contri bute to its anonymity.
Amatsu-Mikaboshi's
XPV.lue: 3,000 GPV.lue: 30,000
Legends & Lore
Anybody hit by the avata r's sword blade suffers
an additional Id lO points of poison damage each
round until the poison is neutralized.
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Anduva ...
XP Value: 700 GPValue: 3,500
DIlAooN MOIJIo(J'Aur Campaign Set
This sword +3 is intelligent. To activate the dor·
mant weapon, one needs only to speak its name,
which is etched in elven runes along the blade. Its
alignment is chaotic good, and it communicates
through empathy. Its only power is to detect evil
/0' radius.
Angurvadal
XP Value: 4,000 GP Value: 8,000
DuNGEONS &. DRAOONS Master Set
Angurvadal, also known as the Stream ojAngllish,
was owned by the hero of"Frithiof 's Saga," a
13th· Century Scandinavian work. This sword +4
allows the user to cast one water elemental spell
(I st through 5th level) per day.
Annacon
XP Value: 2,000 GP Value: 8,000
DR/.OON Magazine 92
Falrik Moondance is a rather eccentric elf. While
quite bright and a good.natured sort, he is also
rather impulsive. His appearance is youthful, but
he gives the impression that he is much older and
wiser than he seems at first glance. Fairly suspi·
cious, almost to the point of paranoia, he panics
easily. Often he does things that seem quite clever
(in a twisted sort of way) but are bound to be mis·
interpreted by others at the moment he acts. His
impulsiveness and shortsightedness do nOI make
his deeds logical in a conven tional (that is, law.
ful) sense, but he is very cunning and has an intu-
itive grasp of the "smartest thing to do" in most
situations.
Falrik does not like being a fug itive, but he
likes Ihe idea of being unjus tly executed fo r his
rash acts even less. He has certain know ledge
abo ut Annacon which might help save him, but
he doesn ' t think that the local villagers w ill
believe him. He is stubborn as well as cautious
and suspicious, so it will prove difficult to get
him to believe that a pardon is not a trap.
Basically a peaceable sort, Falrik avoids com·
bat as much as possible. He will not atte mpt to
physically harm anyone who is not attacking him,
preferring to harass, con fuse, and frustrate them
into leaving him alone. The OM should carefully
consider what spells he and the sword have avail·
able when deciding Falrik's tac tics. Charming
c haracters with the sword, for instance, is one
possibility, as is going invisible and hiding ifin
danger of being discovered.
Falrik Moondance is a lawful good, 3rd·level
elf fighter w ith si lve ry hair and gold-colored
eyes. He slands 5' 4" tall and weighs 104 lbs.; he
is 263 years old. His statistics are: Str 15, Int 17,
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Wis 7, Dex 17, Con 15, eha 14, hp 18. He hasAC heart" to carry and wield her. She will use her
2 from armor, Dexterity, and magical bonuses, new powers to the best of her abi lity when
has a + I to hit and damage in combat, and has a wielded by a lawful good individual. She will
+2 bonus with missi les. Falrik speaks Common, make her presence and desires known to the first
Elf, Ore, Hobgoblin, Onoll, Halning, and Pixie. person who picks up the sword.
He carries three spells al all times: hold pono/,
ventriloquism, and invisibility. His current pos-
sessions include: Annacon, a bow +1; a chai n-
mail suit; a ring o/protection + 1; a quiver with
20 arrows (4 of them with sil ver arrowheads); a
pack with his ratio ns, water, spellbook, and tin-
derbox; and his prize, a wond of illusion with 12
charges.
Annacon is a sword +2 with charm person
ability. It has an Intelligence of8 and an Ego of 6
(total Will PO\\'Cr: 14), and possesses two primary
powers: it can delee/lies spoken within 10 feet of
the person holding it, and it detects elves within a
10-foot radius. Annacon is of lawful good align-
ment and as such damages wielders who are not
lawful good, causing I d6 points of damage per
round of contact.
Unfortunately, both abili ties cause the sword
blade to glow with the same blue color, shining as
brightly as a light spell, and therein lies the prob-
lem-Falrik, knowing from tales told among the
elves in the region about the latter ability of the
weapon, realized that the sword would glow in his
presence because he is an elf. He feared that the
people who knew of the sword's detect lies ability
.,"'ould assume he was always lying. The duration
ofthe sword 's blue glow varies from a mere three
seconds (in the case of the detect lie power) to
potentially infinite (for as long as an elfremains The Answerer
in detection range). (Fragarac h)
The elven legends about Annocon say it was XPValue: 18,000 GPValue: 90,000
forged by a dwarf weapo ns mith and a human Scabbard: 35,000
wizard a lly about three centuries ago. At that The Temple ofElemcntal Evil
time, the elves and dwar ves of this region were This hefty stee l broad sword bears a mighty
fighting a war against each other over the damage enchantmcnt. It was originally fashioned for a
that dwarven surface mines were doing to local demigod of elsewhen and eventually passed into
forests and wildlife. The battles were settled long Greyhawk. It served well for a short time. all too
ago, though some slight hostility between the two soon falling into the hands of the minions of
races still exists. chaotic ev il. It has been in their g rasp for a
decade or more, resting in hiding in the Temple of
Ansa nther Elemental Evil, guarded by the worst of elemen-
XP Value: 4,000 GP Val ue: 20,000 tal grues. Fragarach means The Answerer.
Treasures of GREY HAWK The sword is of chaotic good alignment. Any
Ansanther, a holy avenger, has an alignment of lawful creature trying to grasp it takes I d6 points
lawful good, an Intelligence of 14, and an Ego of of damage and fal ls senseless for I d I0 rounds. A
18. She has the abil ity to speak common. Her pri- neutral creature holding it takes only I d3 points
mary abilities allow her to detect evil, and locate and swoons for Id4 rounds. In evil hands, Fra-
objects. Her special purpose is to slay Xenous garach has no attack bonus whatsoever; in chaotic
unpor with the special purpose power of disinte- neutral hands, it will strike but one opponent per
gration. (Xenous Zenpor is an evil wizard who, round. The sword functions perfectly only for a
years ago, slew Ansanther s last adve nturing chaotic good user. In such hands, its +4 bonus
group, and she lost her wielder.) always operates, and il will strike as many oppo-
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Fragarach always hits all such targets, the +4 per-
taining to additional damage only. Note, however,
that The Answerer always strikes last in a melee
round. Against evil opponents, the bonus doubles
(to +8) whenever a natural 20 is rolled for attack
detennination.
The sword has a hilt of silver and gold wi re,
most cunningly wrought. lis guard and po mmel
are set with perfect emeralds (corundum)-seve n
gems, total value 65,000 gpo Its scabbard is like-
wise trimmed with precious metal and decorated
wi th many gems of green and golden hue, worth
another 35,000 gpo
The Answerer IJ-VTI
XPValue: 10,000 GP Value: 50,000
Scabbard: 16,000
The Temple of Elemental Evil
When Fragarach first came to thi s world, it
received immediate attention and quick renown;
so much so, in fact, that six other swords like it
were forged and enchanted . These a re lesser
weapons, of course, a nd their alignme nts va ry.
Each has a +2 bonus (and cannot hit opponents
struck o nl y by +3 or better weapons). On a nat-
ural attack roll of I , no bonus applies; on a nat-
ura l 20, like the ir predecessor, the bonus is
doubled (to +4). These lesser swords are identi-
fied by the differing gems set in guard and pom-
mel. Th ey are reported to be amethyst ,
aquamari ne, gamet, peridot, topaz, and tourma-
line stones, with combined value of about 24,000
gp per weapon, 16,000 gp per scabbard. These
weapo ns are named Rebutter, Scather, Replier,
Retorter, Squelcher, and Back/alker, in honor of
Fragarach.
Ro ll Sword
01 - 17 Rebutter
18- 33 Sea/her
34-50 Replier
51-67 Retoner
68- 83 Sque!cher
84-00 Backla/ker
Anton's Vorpal Blade
XPValue: 10,000 GPValue: 50,000
1992 Fanw;y Collector Card 21
Anton's weapon has an Intelligence of 12 (6 Ego
points), the ability to detect magic in a IO-foot
radius and a hidden compartment in its pommel
wi th a pale lavender ellipsoid ioun slone (see
loun Stone) that absorbs spells up to the 4th level
(lOd4 spell leve ls). This c hao ti c good weapon
grants a +3 to attack and damage rolls, and uses
the following table to determine when it severs a
limb:
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Sword of Arak r
Opponent is: d20 Roll""
NormaUArmored 18
Larger than human-size 19
Solid material or slone 20
(* 01-17: COllsider olily the +3 holiUS of the sword).
of Arak
XP Value: 4,200 G PValue: 18,000
RAV£NlOFT" Campaign Set
Evil drow wizards c reated this s word, and no
human wa~ ever meanl to hold il. The drew have
lost the sword, however, and as of this wri ting no
one knows its current location.
To any physical and magical examination, the
item appears to be a sword o/sharplJess +2.
Indeed, it performs as one. But the sword also
carries an evil curse-a horrid thirst for blood.
Once a day, it must kill or help to kill a creature
no smaller than a large dog. The sword is not
required to deal the fa tal blow, but blood must
spill from the wound of the blade, and the victim
must die no more than an hour afte r those first
drops flowed.
Each day the sword's thirst is not quenched. its
owner suffers, losing I point from each ofmenlal
attrib ute (Intelligence, Wisdom, and Charisma)
and gaining I point in each physical attribute
(Stre ngth, Dexterity, and Constitution). After the
first such adjustment, the owner becomes so fond
of the blade that he or she cannot bear to be with-
out it. If someone forcibly separates the owner
from the sword, the character will do anything to
regain it.
When one or mo re of the character's mental
attributes drops to 3, the conversion is complete.
He is now bestial- a monster that looks like an
ogre . The OM runs the character. Usually, the
beast will have superhuman physical abilities at
this point. with scores above 18. Its only goal is to
satisfy the blade's thirst for blood. The creature
may embark on a mindless rampage or-if there
is a shred of Intelligence left- begin a series of
clever, fiendish murders.
If the sword is removed from the character's
possession before a mental attribute drops to 3,
the former wielde r be&ins to recover graduall y
a nd regai ns I point to each mental abi lity, and
los ing J from each inflated physical score each
day. Until this process is complete, the character
still covets the sword and is unable to resist the
urge to pursue it.
Once the conversion is complete, even remov-
ing the sword will not cure the monster. Only
powerful magic- or the monster's death- can
remove the curse at this point. The remove curse
spell may at f irst appea r success ful , but it can
provide only temporary relief.
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Arbane's Sword of Agility
XP Value: 4,000 GP Value: 15,000
The Magislcr
The first of these swords were crealed by the e lf
wizard, Lord Arbane o f Myt h Drannor many cen-
turies ago. His fi rst was stolen, so he made a sec-
ond wit h Ihe a id of an appre nr ice, who sold the
secret to two other wizard-swords miths. The fonn
of manufacture is thought to be forgotten now-
Elmins ter has heard o f no one making one in the
lasl 500 years-bill ,here Rre ffiler a dozen in exis-
tence. Some have even been c reated wi th sen-
tience and further powers.
This is a l'I-'f!apon +2 that boasts several pow-
ers. These are unde r the mental conlro l of who-
ever holds its hilt. The wielde r can jump, as in the
spell (a single leap) tw ice a day. Two ro unds of
hasted action per 24 hours are also possible-and
such activity does not age th e characte r (though it
may age the sword).
The sword grants the wielder immunity to hold
and slow spells, g lowing brightly. The glow fluc-
tuates as the sword moves and strikes, in a stro-
belike manner; this property of the sword negates
magical darkness, and destroys the effects of hyp-
no/ic pallern or fi re charm w ith in a 2 0 -foo l
radius o f t he drawn b lade. T he wielder of the
sword gets a saving throw vs. spell (saves at + I if
6th level or higher).
Ar'ondight
XP Value: 5,000 GP Value: 25,000
DUNGEONS & DRACiONS Master Set
Ar'ondight, the sword of Launce lot of the Lake,
was mentioned in several Arthurian legends. This
sword is +5 on attack rolls as long as the target is
not of a good alig nment. If used aga inst good
individuals, the sword becomes a cursed weapon
- 3.
Arvoreen 's
XPVaiue: 6,400 G P Value: 32,000
Monster Mythology
Arvoree n's avatar's dancing short sword +4 gains
his Strength bonus (+3) to damage in combat.
of Arvoreen
XP Value: 4,000 G P Value: 20,000
PoLYUmltON Newszine 82
The nine kn own swords ofArl'oreen we re fo rged
eons ago by dwarf smiths and enchanted by pow-
erfu l halfl ing priests of Arvoreen the Defender.
The short swords were crafted duri ng the time the
wo rl d was in chaos and many halfling villages
we re threate ned by invade rs. In the hands of
someone othe r than a halfling, the swords are + I.
However, when wielded by a hal fling , the swords
have the following powers:
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+ 1 vs. all creatures, + 2 vs. evil creatures, +4
vs. evil creatures over 5 tall.
The swords in fli ct triple d amage w he n th e
wielder is defending his or he r home or home-
land.
When a w ie lder defend ing his or her home or
homeland chooses to parry rather than attack,
the parry is always successful.
In addition, each of the nine swords is attuned to
a single enemy. Any individual enemy struck by the
sword must save vs. death magic or die. Sages have
documented that three of the swords, owned com-
m un ally by halfl ing v illages, are alluned to h ill
g ian ts, tro lls, and goblins, respec ti vely. It is not
known if the other six swords repeat these enemies
or if they are attuned to other creatures.
of Assassination
XP Val ue: 800 GP Value: 2,000
DRAGON Magazine91
The sword of assassination, also k nown as the
ruby sword, is a potent weapon in the hands of an
assassin. If handled by any other type o f charac-
ter, the sword appears to be a regular blade. All
swords o f this type have a ruby of not less than
500 gp value mounted on the pommel; hence Ihe
second name.
Whe n used by an assassin character, a sword of
assassination gives the wielder a bonus to attack
and damage rolls and adds a bonus to all assassi-
nation rol ls wh ile us ing the ..veapon. The power of
a certain sword is determined randomly:
Assassination
Roll Bonus
01 -60 +5%
6 1-90 + 10010
9 1-95 + 15%
96-99 +200/0
00 +25%
The assassi nat io n bon us is o nly gaine d if t he
assassin has a chance of actually assassi nating the
victim. Thus, the sword would give no chance for
an assass ination roll to a 3rd-level assassin trying
to slay a 12th- level v ictim- but t he assassin
woul d gain the sword 's combat bonuses. A sword
of assassination has the same chance as any other
magical sword to be inte ll igent, and always has
a n evil a lignme nt if inte llige nce is ind icated.
Inte llige nt swords of this sort never betray their
nature to any nonassassi n.
Aziza's Scimitar of Dancing
XP Value: 4 ,000 GP Value: 20,000
1992 Fantasy Colle(:lor Card 187
Aziza's magical scimitar is a weapon +3 in all
res pects, w it h some additional powers. It func-
ssss
 tions as a sword of dancing, except that its cycles
last for only three rounds (i nstead of four), and its
maximum bon us is +3. Once a week, when a
command word is uttered. it creates food and
water as the 3rd-Ievel priest spe ll, cast at the 6th
level.
of Azor' alq
XP Va lue: 3,000 GP Value: 15,000
Treasures of GREY HAWK
The sword ofAzor 'alq is a long sword +4. It has
an Intelligence of 17 a nd an Ego of 21 . It is
aligned, neutral good, and has the special purpose
of slaying evil otherplanar beings . Any s uch
being struck by it must make a saving throw vs.
spell or be disintegrated.
The sword speaks Elf, as well as communicat-
ing telepathically with its possessor. It can detect
evil in a 20-foot radius, and detect invisible
objects in a 10-foot radius. Once a day it allows
the possessor tojly, at a rate of 40 yards per
round, for up to an hour.
The sword is very proud, and does not wish to
serve anyone who is not an important baron or
king. It also expects its owner to provide it with a
new scabbard, with many gems fixed to it. In gen-
eral, the sword thinks it is in charge of any owner,
and, given its Inte lligence and Ego, it may well
be. If the sword is in control, it will !,;ompcl itli
owner 10 seek oul and destroy powerful otherpla-
nar beings of evil alignme nl . The sword espe-
cially hates fiends of all sorts, and the owner may
soon find himself on a quest in another plane, if
the sword has its way.
The sword re tains a ll of its powers on any
plane, although on the lower planes, the detect
evil power is ne utra lized by the overwhe lmi ng
evil oflhe plane. Any random ly encountered
fiend will have a loo/o chance of havi ng seen or
beard of the sword ofAzor'alq, and will seek to
destroy the possessor and take the sword.
of Babette Maelstrom
XP Value: 1,000,000 G P Value: 10,000,000
Pot,VHEDkON Newszine 76
Babette's form idable weapon is a long sword +5,
+1 0 vs. regenera ti ng c reatures, and +15 vs.
dnlgons. O nce a year, the sword can:
• Cause an explosion, 2oo-foot radius, 200dloo
(200-20,000) points of damage .
• Create a sphere offorce, as per the wall of
force spell; and dispel magic al the 45th level.
This item was pan of a contest to name the sword
featured on the cover of POLYHEDRON Newszine
70. Never, ever give th is item to a player!. It is
included here for the sake of completeness.
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of Backstabbing
XP Value: 700 G P Value: 7,000
The Complete Thief's Handbook
In the hands of any c haracler this is a magical
weapon +2, but in the handsafa thief it is espe-
cially pote nt. Whe n a thief makes a backstab
attempt wit h this short sword, it allows the thief
to attack as if four levels higher than the actual
experience level of the character, with corre-
sponding improvements in THACO, attack rolls,
and damage multiplier on a successful hit.
Balisarda
XPValue: 2,100 G P Value: 10,500
DuNGEONS & D RAGONS Master Set
Balisarda was made by the witch Falerina. Treat
Ihis weapon as a sword ofsharpness.
Balmung
XP Va lue: 1,500 G P Value: 7,500
DuNGEONS & DItAGoNS MastCT Set
Sa/mung was the sword of Siegfried of the Scan-
dinavian legends. It was made by Wieland, a Ger-
manic name for the immortal blacksmith Volund,
know n as " Wayland Smith" to the English .
Wieland may be similar to earlier legends, such
as the Greek Hephaestus and the Roman Vulcan.
This is the equivalent ofa vorpal sword +4.
Balor
X P Value: 10,000 G P Value: 50,000
Outer Planes Me Appendix
The true tanar'ri known as balor use a great sword
that looks like a bolt of lightning. In the hands of
the balor, these swords are I'orpal and can detect
eviVgood in a 30-foot radius. Any creature that
picks up a balor s·....ord, regardless of whether the
creature's flesh actually touches it. immediately
suffers Id 10 points of damage and must make a
saving throw vs. spell or die immediately.
Bamboo Scimitar
XPVa)ue: 7,500 G P Va lue: 40,000
KIll'II-Tur
The Jade Wa"ior (see Crystal Wa rriOrs) wields
a bamboo scimitar +5 that acts as a sword of
sharpness. On command, the sci mita r can cast
wood rot .
Bane of Enchanted Beings
XP Value: 600 G P Va lue: 3,000
DuNGEON MASTER Guide
This weapon, a sword +11+1 vs. magic-using and
enchanted creatures, always provides a + 1 bonus.
The +2 bonus takes e ffect when the sword is
employed against wizards, monsters that can cast
spells, and conjured, created, gated, or summoned
creatures. Note that the +2 bonus would not opemte
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against a creature magically empowered by an item
(such as a ring ofspell storing) to cast spells.
Bane of the North
XPValue: 1,000 G PValue: 5,000
Adventures in BLACKMOOR-
Timothy Curlytop, the Shiremaster of Booh, car-
ries a lawful-good short sword +11+3 vs. fiends,
that he has rather grandly dubbed Bane of the
North. This valuable liule weapon has an Intelli-
gence of9, an Ego of I and the powers to detect
shifting walls and rooms, detect slopes, and see
invisible. The mo rale of all halflings within 25
feet of Bane of/he Nor/h is raised by I.
Barnus's Gnomebane
XP Value: 750 GP Value: 3,500
1992 Fanta,y Collector Card t89
Barnus's short sword is a typical weapon + 1 in
most respects. Against gnomes, however, the
s....,ord adds a +3 bonus to attack rolls and inflicts
double normal damage. Barnus was given this
sword by a friend of a fri end who knew of his
hatred for gnomes.
of Bast
XPValue: 700 GP Value: 3,500
IMAGINB Magazine 19
Few intelligent magical items have a geas cast
upon them, since the presence of the geas is
revealed instantly to the new owner through the
rapport he or she has with the item. ~I owever, the
sword of BaSI is an example of a weapon with a
voluntary geas, that is to say, one in which the
nature of the restriction or command is revealed
to the new owner by the item itself, allowing the
prospective owner to decide whether to accept the
item and the penalty attached, or to decline it.
The sword of Bast informs the wielder: "I am a
simply enchanted sword dedicated to the service
of BasI. I f you use me, yo u w ill find a geas
placed upon you- that you may not kill or wi ll-
ingly hann any of the catkind, nor suffer others to
do so. Do you accept the geas?"
Ifthe answer is "yes," the sword waits until the
wielder has take n the effect of the geas and the n
reveals itse lfin its fu ll majesty. It is +2, +3 vs.
lawful evil, +4 vs. followers of Set. No cat ever
hanns the wielder, and tame felines are friendly.
The sword hopes the owner becomes a follower
of Bast, but does not coerce. Instead, it confers
additional powers on those who pursue a vigor-
ous campaign against Sel's followers and min-
ions. There is a 25% chance that it a llows the
owne r to att ract a cat familiar ; it allows the
wie lder to move silenlly on a percentile roll of
99%, and allows the wielder to speak all feline
languages.
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Belenus's
XPValue: 4,000 GPValue: 40,000
Legend, & Lore
Belenus's avatar carries a long sword that can be
made to flame once per turn, doing an additional
2dlO points to creatures affected by fire.
of the Believer
XP Value: 700 GP Value: 3,500
Land of Fate
This magical weapon inflicts damage only against
unenlightened creatures, that is, those who do nO(
accept the Law of the Loregiver or are ignorant of
it. An enlightened creature will take no damage
from the sword, which will appear to pass right
through h is or her body. T he une nli ghtened
(including monsters of low sentience, savages,
ordinary objects without sentience, barbarians,
and unenlightened foreigners) take normal dam-
age . This sword can be used as a test for such
enlightenment, but also is useful in cases where a
civilized man is swallowed by a large, nonsen-
tient creature, and must be cut out without hann-
ing him. Profession of belief is all that is required;
it is beside the point whether one is "good" or
"evil," just enlightened.
Benn G riff's
XPValue: 500 GPValue: 2,500
Against the Cult of the Rq>tile God
Benn Griff's weapon is a short sword +11+2 vs.
scaly creatures with no other special abilities.
Berserk Dancing
XPValue: - GPValue: +200
IMAGINE Magazine 14
A berserk dancing sword behaves as a normal,
magical, intelligent sword, until in mortal combat
with a strong foe of opposite alignment. A ran-
domly determined alignment should be used if
the sword is detennined to be neutral. The sword
leaps into the air and begins to dance in the same
manner as a standard sword of dancing, except
that its combat bonus may be as high as +5. Once
il has b«ome a SK.'Ord +5, it remai ns one.
When the mo nsters are fina lly beaten, the
sword turns on its wielder and any companions. If
they run, the sword follows at a Movement rate of
15. Spells or boots of speed are the characters'
on ly hope of escape, for the sword cannot be
physically attacked. Once all the combatants in a
particular melee are dead (or have escaped), the
sword sinks to the ground and resumes its "sane,"
nonnal status.
When the berserk dancing sword result is
rolled on the random item chart , the Dungeon
Master should roll another effect and combine the
results together.
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Sv."(>rd Blackjammer's Cutlass

Black
XP Value: 3,000 G P Value: 15,000
l3Iack Courser
A lawful-neutral obsidian sword +3/+6 against
emperors, this is a truly magnificent weapon-
and a truly dangerous one to wield. Its other
properties: Intelligence 17, communicates tele-
pathically and through speech (but only in
ImaskaJi); can cast dispel magic three times a day
as 15th-level wizard, darkness 15' radius at will,
silence 15' radius at will. It was created at the
height of the Imaskari empire to overthrow the
emperor, and has been the weapon behind dozens
ofregicides since that time. It will use its Ego of
18 to force in wielder to attack Ambuchar
Devayam whenever they meet.

Black Flame
XPValue: 4,100 G PValue: 27,500
Advenrures in BLACKMOOR
As king, Uther the Rectifier normally carried a
lawful-good two-handed sword +2 named Black
Flame. This weapon, now in the keeping of the
Regency Council, has an Intelligence of 9, an
Ego of 3, the powers detect evil and detect magic,
and the extraordinary powers extra damage and
healing.
81ackflam e
XP Value: 4,100 G P Value : 27,500
Dragon Keep
This black sword is a sword + 1/+ 4 vs. ul/dead.
The sword becomes enveloped in cold black
names when within 10 feel of an undead crea-
ture; the flames themselves cause no damage.
of Blackflame
XP Value: 30,000 GP Value: 275,000
The Five Shires
Certain slim, rapier-like short swords borne by
hin are in reallty swords 0/ blaclif/ame. These pre-
cious and powerful weapons can be identified by
the appearance of their blades- shimmering,
ever-shifting glossy black, with white bubbles
and cloudy mottling within the metal that move
about constantly. In shadows, darkness, and near-
darkness such blades become invisible. They are
undetectable by in/ravision and detect magic
spells and abilities.
A sword 0/ blackflame is a weapon +4. By
mental command, anyone holding a drawn sword
o/blackflame can bring magical silence into
being in a 20-foot radius centered on the blade's
hilt. The silence can be instantly ended by will of
the wielder at any time, and can last for up to six
continuous rounds. Up to four such periods of
silence can be created by a sword o/blackjlame in
an hour. All creatures within the area of effect
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wil) be silenced with no saving throw allowed,
including the blade-wielder.
A sword 0/ blackjlame can also reflect back at
its origin one magical attack per round (addi-
tional anacks in a single round will have normal
effects). This ability is automatic and only works
once an hour. The power affects spells, natural
magical powers, and the effects of magical items.
Thc sword will suck all of an area-effect magic
(such as aflreball) into itself, so that the attack
does no damage to any creature within the area of
effect. The attack is then cast back in full upon its
source in the fo llowing round. This reflection can
be escaped only by leaving the plane the sword is
on, in which case the sword pulses to tell its
bearer that this has occurred. The bearer can then
discharge the magic wherever desired, with range
and effects as originally cast or unleashed. This is
the only case in which the blade-bearer can
choose where to direct magic that the blade
reflec ts. Ifno discharge is willed within the
round, the sword will forever absorb the magic,
silently and harmlessly.
Bl ackjammer 's Cutl ass
XP Value: - G P Value: -
Book of Artifacts
Blackjammer S cUllass is a distinctive ",""Capon of
outdated style. The blade is fashioned from a
nonreflective black crystal, and is clearly nol
metal. The hilt is silver and fitted with an enor-
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,SWOrd. Blaclcrazor
mous basket depicting a sailor being keelhauled.
For all of its apparent size, it is far lighter than an
ordinary cut lass. The cutlass is often found in
SPEl.UAMMER" campaigns.
It is said that Blackjammer S cullass was forged
in an old port hidden in the Tears of Sclilne of
Realmspace. It s first owne r was a pirate now
known only as Captain Blackjammer, his own
name forgonen in favor of his sword. Whatever his
name once was, Blackjammer is still viewed as a
paragon of piratical ruthlessness and skill. Since
Blnckjummer's death (ifhe is dead, for there is
some argument about this), the cutlass has passed
through the hands of many other captains and
mates. The last known owner orlhe sword was
Elsun of the Dragon Claw, killed when her ship ran
afoul of an elven man-o' -war. The story claims that
the cutlass fell overboard and is now drifting in the
Flow somewhere between Oerth and Krynn.
Although the cutlass first made its appearance in
the $PELUAMMER sctting, there is no reason that it
cannot be used elsewhere. Its powers are universal
to al1 worlds where sailing and piracy occurs.
The powers of the cutlass, while useful, are not
g reat enough to completely unbalance a cam-
paign. Thus, the item can remain in PC posses-
sion for a long timc.
The DM can use rumors of Captain Blackjam-
mcr's continued ex istence as the motive for sev-
eral adventures involving the sword. In backwater
ports, NPCs may be convinced that the character
wielding the cutlass is Captain 8lackjammer-
and there is still a price on his head. Another pos-
sibility is that the captain still lives in a lich state
and is determined to regain his sword.
Constant Powers: The cutlass has +2 bonuses
to attack and damage rolls and improves the char-
acter's Annor Class by 2.
Invoked Powers: The cutlass can create the
effects of a darkness J5' radius spell (at wil1) that
does not affect the wielder. It also endows its
owner with proficiency in all fonns of navigation
and seamanship (no chance of failure).
Random Powers: Three from Artifact Table
1-02: Combat.
C urse: Blackjammer s cutlass is imbued with a
strong, freebooter's personality (Inl 19, Ego 20). It
can speak, doing so often and loudly, preferring
bawdy songs and coarse jokes. It will insult the
toughest thug in a bar, not caring if its owner is
killed; there is always another. The owner also risks
artifact trons/ormation, being changed into a black-
hearted pirate always on the lookout for ships 10
plunder and saying "Arrgh, matey!" far too much.
Suggested Means of Destruction:
The cutlass must be subjected to the combined
fire of the Elven Armada.
It must be crushed between two rushing meteors.
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B1ackrazor
XP Value: 20,000 GP Val ue: 200,000
White Plume Mountain
Blackrazor, a chaotic-neutral sword +3, as an
Intelligence of 17 and an Ego of 16. Its special
purpose is to steal life essences. It is a black
sword that shines like a piece of night sky filled
with stars, and it is sheathed in a black scabbard
decorated with pieces of cut obsidian. On a
killing stroke, Blackrazor temporarily adds the
number of levels of the dead foe to its bearer's
levels (in terms of fighting ability). The bearer
also temporarily gains the full hit points of the
victim. All subsequent damage to the sword's
wielder is removed from the added hit points
first. The extra levels and hit points last a number
of turns equal to the number of levels received.
The essences of all entities killed by Blackrazor
are sucked out and devoured; those killed by the
black sword cannot be raised.
For every three days the sword remains unfed,
its Ego increases by one point, until it can compel
its bearer to kill a human or humanoid being.
Upon feeding, its Ego returns to 16.
The DM will note that Blackrazor is a negative
energy entity that exists by absorbing positive life
energy levels from those it kills. However, if it
even strikes a creature of negative energy such as
an undead (except for ghouls and ghasts), it will
work in reverse, transferring one level and corre-
sponding hit points from the wielder to the crea·
ture attacked. It will do this each time it strikes.
Under these conditions, the wielder can actually
die and have his or her essence sucked out by the
sword. If the wielder survives, he will need a
restoration spel1 or twice the usual number of lev-
els received from positive kills to replace the lost
levels. Those kil led for replacement must be of the
same race as the sword-wielder. Blackrazor may
ve ry well keep this little drawback a secret until
the first time the sword bites into a wight or a vam-
pire. The OM must remember that Blackrazor
exists solely to feel power and life forces coursing
through itself, and sometimes it may not be too
picky about where the energy is coming from.
In addition to the above, the sword has the fol-
lowing powers:
Speech and telepathy (common and whatever
tongues its wie lder knows, which it learns
telepathically).
Detects living creatures, 6O-foot radius.
Haste spell (bearer only, 10 round duration),
once a day.
Up to 100% magic resistance to charm and
fear (exact percentage depends on the level of
the opponent casting such a spell; -5% per
level difference if the caster is higher level
than the sword wielder).
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 Blade of Black I ce dragons , the sword has no other special powers.
XP Value: 4,000 GP Value: 20,000 Since its forging, it has neve r been used against
Rary!he Tl1Iitor Tyranthraxus, though its existence is said to have
Lord Robilar, Rary's comp a nio n and military kept him in the Nonh during his peak of pDYo'Cr. It
commande r, is a grim, black.haired, saturn ine was stolen from Saerloon and the Temple of Lath-
man with a brooding countenance, deep-set eyes, ander 100 years ago, and has bounced from trea-
and a short goatee. In battle, he w ie lds the blade sure vaul t to treasure vault for the past hundred
of black ice, a sword said to have been forged by yearn. Two years ago it was stolen from the Zhen-
11IZ himself. Seemingly made of ice, the blade tarim by a halfling. The Black Network recovered
inflicts Id l0+3 points of damage (with an addi- the sword and sank the ship the thie f was escaping
tional +3 for Robilar's Strength bonus), as well as in. The Zhentarim have since put o ut th e rumor
acting as a sword + 3, fros t brand. The bonus that the sword was lost at sea. when in reality it i ~
against fi re-based creatures is therefore +6 (+9 being kept by Fzoul Chembryl in his tower.
with his Strength bonus). With this sword, Robi-
lar suffers no ill effects for wearing his armor in Bladeless
the desert. XPValue: 4,000 GPYal ue: 20,000
Old Empires
Blades of Corusk This sword was created by the smith Holin. It has
XPValue GPValue a hilt of solid silver (a much rarer metal in th e
Dreamsinger: 3,000 18,000 South than gold) and is encrusted wi th opals. The
The Edge: 3,200 16,000 blade itself is magical; it is invisible and intangi-
Greenswathe: 4,000 20,000 ble, seemingly witho ut existe nce. The blade is
Harmonizer: 3,000 15,000 really in the Et hereal Plane; it harms only those
Stalker: 1,800 22,000 creatures that require magical weapons to strike
Howl From the Nonh them. It caus e s d ouble damage to creatures
The blades of Corusk includ'e the fo ll owing affec ted only by magic, and it inflicts triple dam-
blades: age to undead. For the purposes of calculating
damage, it is considered to be a khopesh sword
Name AI Weapon 1)rpe + 4.
Dreamsinger N Broad sword +3
The Edge CN Bastard sword +3 Blood Drinker
Greenswothe N Scimitar +3 XP Value: 4 ,400 GP Value: 22,000
Harmonizer N Defender. fwO.handed DRAGON Magazine 99
sword +5 A thirsty sword of wounding.
Stalfcer NG Long sword +3
Bloodletter
Blade of Lathander XP Value: 4,500 GP Value: 22,500
XP Value: 3,000 GP Value: 15,000 Newszine 76
POl.VHEDRON
Cune oftbe ~ Bonds A chaotic neulral /ong sword +3 (Int 17, Ego 16).
The Blade of IAthander is a magical broad sword Its primary abilities are d etect reptiles in a 30 -
of incredible power, forged by a renowned dwarf foot radius, detect magic in a I O-foot rad ius, and
smith in the fires of the morning sun itself, in the detect invisibility in a 10-foot radius. Its extraor-
Temple of Lathander at Saerloon. It was created dinary power- wounds from Bloodleuer con-
for one purpose: to slay the spirit ofTyrantiu-axus, tinue to bleed, causin g an additional 5 points of
master of the Pool of Radiance . damage each round until the vict im is magicall y
The sword is a broad sword +3 with a blade of hea led. Its special purpose is to s lay reptiles or
smoked ruby quartz, unbreakable in nonnal com- anything rege mbling a rept ile (the sword can't te U
bat. On it s golde n pommel are the symbols of the difference) . On a natura l ro ll of 17 to 20 a
Latha nder and Tyranthraxus, the latter crossed rept ile is automatically decap itated (save vs. spell
out. In normal eombat, the sword functions as a to avoid). Agai nst dragons, the sword does triple
broad sword +3. In combat with Tyranthraxus or damage. The sword sp eaks Commo n , Orc a nd
those he has posse ssed, the sword will glow a Elf.
bright pink. When it g lows it is +6 on attack rolls
and inflicts 3d l 0 points of damage. Tyranthrax us Bloodsword
must make a saving throw vs. spell (at --6 for the XP Value: 800 GPValue: 4,000
body h e inhabits) or be forced to retreat to th e PoLVHEORON NcwRinc 82
Pool of Radiance. This elegantly crafted long sword gives its wielder
Unlike the gauntlets ofMoander and the helm of a +2 attack and damage bonus against any creature

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that has blood. Against foes without blood, such as

undead, noncorporeal beings, or gaseous creatures,
it functions as a normal sword. The sword never
needs to be cleaned; any blood on the sword is
immediately absorbed into the blade.
Once the sword is drawn, it must draw blood
before it can be sheathed. The sword 's wielder
cannot sleep with the sword unsheathed, as the
sword, which communicates telepathically, wi ll
keep its owner awake un til its blood lust is sated.

Blue Dra go n Bane

XP Value: 4, 100 G P Value: 27,500
Pot.VIIEORON Newszine 76
This finely crafted artifact is a long sword +4, +5
vs. blue dragons. The sword gives its wielder sev-
eral bene fits; invul nerability to lightning-based
attacks and the ability to cast a globe 0/ invl/lner-
ability and heal each once a day. Eaeh time the
wielder slays a blue dra go n, the sword casts
longevity on the wielder, as the potion (including
the side effects). The scabbard is magical. Should
the s.,.,'Ord ever be lost, the wielder can reclaim the
weapon by grasping the scabbard and willing the
blade to return.

Brighlblade
XP Value: 2,700 G P Val ue: 27,000
TalesoftlK: Lance
This two-handed sword is among the finest weap-
ons ever crafted by dwarves for humans. Rumored
to be over 2,900 yea rs old, the Brig htblade
remains keen and vital, showing no wear from the
long wearying ages. Legends regardi ng the sword
remain few, lost wi th the death of the hist of the
Brightblades.
In the time of Vinas Solamnus, a warrior
named Berthel de fe nded a lone dwarf tra veler
from the savagery of bloodthirsty hobgoblins. As
a reward, the dwarf noble crafted a beautiful shi n-
ing sword for his savior. The sword bore the name
of the Brightbfade.
In the years that followed, Berthel wielded the
Brighlb/ade in the service of Vinas Solamnus
during the Rose Rebellion. Afterward, Berthel's
son Bedal took up the honor, and proved himsel f
as he ro ic as his father. li e si nglchandcd ly
defe nded a strateg ic pass from fierce de sert
nomads.
The Brighlb/alle continued in t he service of
Derlhel's line until its owner was slain and it was
1051 to ogres. After the Cataclysm, a descendant or
Bedal's, Bayard Brightblade, recovered his fami ly's
sword, which he then passed on to Galen Pathwar-
den di Caela Brightblade, his adopted son. Although
Galen's beginnings were htunble, he became known
as a knight of great virtue and prowess.
Through history the sword passed to Emclin
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Brightblade. grandsire of Sturm, and thence to
AngritT Brightblade. The sword was lost d uring
the peasant rebell ion called the Outcrying, but
Sturm at last reclaimed his heritage whe n he
came of age and faced down Lord Wilderness'
challenge of the heart. The Brightblade defended
Sturm to the last, when he fell at the High Clerist's
Tower during the War of the Lance. The sword's
current location is unknown.
The Brightblade is a two-handed sword +3 of
dwarven make. It resists rust and corrosion and
its edges never lose their sharpness. Strong dwar-
ven runes of protection cover it, forb idding those
unworthy to use it. Only those of noble hear t,
virtue, and courage can command its fu ll powers.
If used by one of dark purpose, weak beliefs, or
evil will, it will shatter, and may only be restored
by the grace of the gods.
The sword 's runes of fri endsh ip and peace
grant the wielder +2 to all response checks from
others. Further, this two·handed sword has the
speed and swi ftness ofa long sword. Finally, the
Brightblade can summon light and provide pro·
lectionfrom evil once a day.
Caeren-Uroth
XPValue: 2,600 G P Value: 13,000
PoLYHEOilON Newszine 43
This is the fabled blade given to Reortin, a human
range r, who was hailed as "Defe nder of the
Forests" by a large settlement of gray elves under
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the forest into lumber.
The sword, whose name in Elfmeans " Blade
of the Forest," grants abilities as if the wielde r
were an elf, and allows the bearer to automati-
cally speak with animals and cast anima/friend-
ship three times each per day.
Caeren-Uroth is a broad sword +3 in the hands
of any person who can w ield a sword, but its spe-
cial abilities only work whe n in the hands of a
neutral good ranger. The sword is finely and sim-
ply crafted, and the crossguard is shaped like a
ring of oak leaves. An amber gem in the center of
the hilt contains a splinter of wood from a holy
tree of Rillifane Rallathil. The sword's current
location is unknown.
Calathangas
XP Value: 800 GP Value: 8,000
DIlAOON Magazine 188
Also called the rat blade and the sting of Xeras-
lOS, this unique sword first appeared over 80 win-
ters ago during a plague that swept the Dalelands.
It was used by a warrior of Batlledale named
Rathinor. who evenlually fell fighting a band of
thieves in the wood, killing and wounding several
of them before dying h imself. The rogues were
never seen again and presumably disbanded.
The blade disappeared !"or 15 years, until a
yo un g and ruthl ess soldie r named Xera stos
boug ht it fr om a peasant for the price o f s ix
sheep. He quickly grew in infamy as the captain
of a small but pov.·erful group of adventurers. His
enemies feared hi m no less because of rumors of
an awful curse upon his swo rd than for his
PI"l)Y.'ess with the weapon.
Xerastos met his fate a decade later at the
hands of an eager paladin who sought to destroy
the blade. The paladin killed the wicked man and
intended to return Calathangas to his church, but
took ill before completing his quest and disap-
peared. The weapon has not been seen since.
Calathangas is a short sword with a ve r y
sharp, steel blade and a plain hilt set with a white
moonstone (wonh 250 gp). lt is +1 on attack rolls
and +3 on damage rolls. Although it is not intelli-
gent, it is evil and inflicts Iycanl hropy (wererat)
upon anyo ne who so m uc h as holds the blade
without passing a saving throw vs. spe ll ; this
check must be repeated each week the weapon is
"",d.
In combat, anyone injured by the blade, but not
actually kille d by it, has a 20% chance of con-
tracting werc rat lycanthropy. The sword g lows
only when rats a re wit h in 50 feet of it; if the
wielder desires, he or she can summon and con-
trol 2d l 2 giant rats (30%) or 6dl2 normal rats
(10%). They arrive in Id4 rounds ifany a re
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nearby. Should the wielde r compete with a vam-
pire o r other creature for contro l of the rats,
Calathangw; succeeds 70".4 oflhe time.
Canopa's
XP Value: 4,000 GP Value: 15,000
Temple of Death
This sword +2 has an Intellige nce of 8 and an
Ego of 5. It can find shifting walls and rooms and
find traps.
Captain 's
XPValue: 3,000 GPVal ue: 15,000
Treasure Maps
The captain's sword is an intelligen/ sword +4
with a lawful evil alignment. It has the special
ability to find treasure.
Casterba ne
XP Value: 700 GP Value: 3,500
Castle Amber
This neutral sword +1/+2 vs. spell users has an 8
Intelligence and an Ego of 8. It detects invisible
and detects traps.
Celestial Fury
XPValue: 3,000 GPValue: 30,000
DRAOON Magazine 181
Many years ago, fierce tempests and fires ignited
by lightning ravished the province administered
by daimyo Hoshi Katahiroi. The daimyo's advis-
ers, all respected shukenjas, soon divined that
Nature was not to blame, but a powerful dragon
of an unknown order. Some of the wise men sug-
gested that the c reature was an abomination;
o thers believed it was born of Pri mal Chaos
before Ka ra- Tur was formed. All the advisers
agreed to name it Celestial Fury.
Yet daimyo Hoshi did not want to categorize
the scourge of his province; he wanted to destroy
it. He commissioned the fa med Chigana (a reclu-
sive artisan. master of mystic arts), to construct a
weapo n that might sunder the dragon's spirit as
well as cleave its scaled body. Chigatta's labors
resulted in the finest katana imaginable, dubbed
Celestial Fury afte r the beast it was fashioned to
destroy, and enchanted with the power of flight.
With this weapon, Hoshi sought his province's
bane among the storm c louds. Shouts and roars
resounded through the heavens for days, and
forked fi re lit up the nights. AI long last, Hoshi
destroyed the dragon's body and trapped its spirit
within h is sword, merging the two Celestial
Furies and imposing order ovcr chaos. To finalize
his victory, Hoshi had C hi galla fash ion a scab-
bard from the dragon's hide and embed its magic
pearl in the hilt.
Ye t the dragon had its revenge. Hoshi was
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.~ki ll ed in battle but weak of will. Celestial Fury's
spirit took control of Hoshi, forcing him to slay
Chigatta and then slay himself. The katana subse-
quently disappeared (most likely, Hoshi 's griev-
ing family discarded the traitorous weapon) and
has perhaps changed many hands in the years
since.
Celestial Fury is a katana of excellent con-
struction- a flexible but unbreakable blade of
razor sharpness, a hilt covered with comfortable
leatber, and a huge pearl fixed at ils end. The
magical characters for celeslial fury are inscribed
on the blade, which glows pale violet and crack-
les with electricity when drawn (5-rool radius
illumination). The sword is sheathed in a scab·
bard of dragon hide, the slate-gray scales of
which constantly flash with streaks of silver, blue
and violet.
Only chaotic-good, chaotic-neutral, or chaotic-
evil individuals may safely handle Celestial Fury;
others receive an electrical shock for 9 points of
damage each round they touch it. On compatibly
aligned characters, Celestial Fury bestows com-
plete immunity to a ll forms of lightning- mun-
dane and magical- and protects the user and all
possessions from wetness due to fog or rainfall
(even during a hurricane) but nOI immersion.
Each time Celestial Fury is drawn, thunder and
lightning explode from the scabbard, causing
everyone within 10 feet to save vs. wands twice-
once to prevent blindness for Id4 rounds, the sec-
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ond time, deafn ess lasti ng 2d6 rounds. T he
wielde r is immune to these effects, and characters
who take suitable precautions (those who do not
look althe wielder or who stop their ears with
cotton) save at +5. Celestial Fury is a +3 magical
weapon with the following additional powers:
Storm Ga th eri ng: Once drawn, Celestial
Fury and its wielder are constantly surrounded
by foul weat her for a two-mile radius, despite
the environment's natu ral tende ncy. T his
power has an effect similar to the 6th-leyel
shukenja spell control weather except that the
weather only gets worse-precipitation moves
toward cloudiness, winds become stronger,
temperature is unaffec ted. This effect cannot
be dispelled, though an anti-magic shell will
stop it.
Boomlng Thunder : Each and every success-
ful strike on an opponent causes a deafening
boom. While oflesser intensity than the sound
resulting fro m Celestial Fury being drawn, the
thunder is sufficiently violent to stun an oppo-
nent for one round unless he saves vs. spell.
S hoc kin g Blow : Three times each day, the
wielde r may designate a g iven stri ke as a
shocking blow before the attack die is rolled.
A successful hit causes an additional 20 points
of electrical damage. If the blow misses and
the opponent wears metallic armor, a second
attack roll against AC 10 is made; a hit signi-
fies the opponent takes 10 points of damage
from a rc ing electricity. Opponents in non-
metallic armor must be struck for this power
to work. Once called, the blow counts as one
usage of shoclcing blow, whether or not it suc-
ceeds.
Lightning St rike: Once a day, Celestial Fury
may release a lightning bolt at a target within
240 yards, causing IOd6 points of damage.
Flig ht: This power operates for four hours per
day, at MV 18 and Maneuverab ility Class B.
Celestial Fury is a sentient weapon (Intelli-
gence 12, Ego 9) of chaotic-neutral alignment. It
communicates its desires through semi-empathy.
Its thoughts revo lve around causing foul weather
and mindless exhibitions of power. It also seeks
vengeance against the descendants of Daimyo
Hoshi and Chigatta.
Chainsword
XPValue: 1,500 G PVa lue: 12,500
DItAooN Magazine 112
The chaillsword is a huge, unique, two-handed
sword that has the special purpose of slaying tre·
ants. This weapon was created by a very secretive
wizard named J ufe Bairo, who did the wo rk
under the commission of an evil warrior named
Regene tir. Apparen tly, Regenetir has a great
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hatred o f trcants ; the source of his anger is
unknown (the bards didn't do a very good job of
recording this story).
Regenetir, though ce rtainly over 50 now, still
actively hunts for treants. Recently, in fact ,
Regenetir came upon a treant and several druids
at a place where man y forest paths meet. A
slaughter ensued. Because of the human casual-
ties, the incident has become very famous and is
called the Nexus Chainsword Massacre.
The chainsword iuel f is somewhat unus ual ,
though it lacks decoration. About the edge of the
blade is a series of small me tal teeth set on a
metal loop. An addi tional handle is mounted on
the side of the weapon to aid in balancing it while
the chainsword 's toothed band is running. The
weapon is 6-foot-long and weighs 25 pounds gpo
When it was created, it cost 12,500 gp and too k
55 days of labor. Th e construction o f the
chainsword, in addition to its enchantme nt, also
required the research and development of a new
spell that Jufe called motion. This research cost
an additional 5,000 gp and took an undetermined
amoWlt of time.
Any being struck by the chainsword while it is
"turned off" lakes normal damage from a magical
sword. If the toothed band is activated with the
command word (04Gettum !" ), an additio nalld6
points of damage is done by the rotating teet h. If
used against an opponent wearing anoor, the oppo-
nent's armor must save vS. crushing blow or be
reduced one step in value; magical armor failing
this save loses I point of enchantment or I special
ability. If a treant is struck by this weapon, the
rotating teeth are automatically activated, and the
treant must save vs. petrification or be sawed in
half and s lain. Only t reants a re s ubject to this
destructive effect. If the toothed band is activated,
the user must hold the weapon by the hilt and by
the secondary handle on the sword 's blade in order
to control it. Special attacks made without the use
of the secondary handle are at - 2 on attack rolls.
Detai ls of t he motion spe ll pro pelling the
chainsword have been kept secret by Jufe, though
spies have found it is a 5th-level spell which creates
instantaneous velocity to affect the movement of an
object If cast on the wheels of a wagon, for exam-
ple, a motion spell "..o uld allow the wheels to move
independently of outside forces (such as horses or
downh ill slopes). Without permanency, the motiOIl
spell lasts only one tum per level of the caster, but
during that time it may be turned on and off at the
caster's command . This spell was cast upon the
toothed band of the chainsword and made perma-
nent. Whe n the chainsword is activated by com-
mand or by striking a treant, the motion s pell
causes the toothed band to rotate at a tremendous
speed and with great noise. The toothed band wraps
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aroWld the blade of the sword and through a hollow
spot at the top of the hilt, allowing it to rotate in a
continuous loop. The user, of course, loses all
chances to surprise foes.
Certain im perfections found in th e
s
chainsword operation may plague the wielder.
First, when the weapon is cutting through a tre-
ant, the chainsword has a 10"10 chance to become
jammed in place. The motion spell continues to
operate, but since the toothed band can no longer
move, the entire sword is swung about. A Strength
check must be made on I d20 to hold onto the
sword and withdraw the blade. If the roll fails , the
chainsword tears itself from the user's grasp and
is stuck, requiring a bend bars/lift gates roll to
free it. If the user manages to hold the jammed
weapon, the sword makes a sav ing throw vs.
crushing blow (as ha rd metal with its magical
attack bonus as a savi ng throw bonus); failure
indicates that the toothed band snaps, is flung
from the weapon, a nd is either lost in the sur-
roundin g area or hurled at the wielder for 2d8
points of damage (50% chance for either result).
of Charm Person
XP Value: 250 GP Value: 2,500
DtnIClEONS & DRAGONS Expert Rules Set
This sword can cast charm person (1 st-level wiz-
ard spell) on command, up to three times a week.
The effects are the same as the spell.
Chopping
XP Value: 800 G P Value: 4,000
DRAGON Magazine 179
This +2 weapon does I point of structural dam-
age ifused on an i nanimate object , cuttin g
through wood and stone equally well. It destroys
an opponent's shield, irso commanded before the
attack is ro lled, if the s word hits the target's
Armor Class; no damage is done to the victim,
but the shield must save VS. crushing blow. Other-
wise, it is merely a StI'Ord +2.
Clamorour
XP Val ue: 4,000 GP Value: 20,000
Hall of Heroes
Piergeiron, ''The Paladinson,'" wields Clamorour,
a holy avenger, the sword of hi s father, and
though he prefers diplomacy to battle, he fights
wit h the knowledge that he is blessed by his god.
of Cleaving
XPValue: 10,000 GPValue: 50,000
The Throne of Bloodstone
This lethal blade, swung by Glyphimhor, a power-
fullieUlenant in the Lower Planes, causes double
damage on an attack roll of 18 , 19, or 20. The
sword requires a Strength of I &100 or greater to usc.
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Colada
XP Va lue: 400 GP Value: 2,000
D UNGEONS & D RAGONS Master Set
Colada was the sword of the hero EI Cid. It is the
equivalent of a holy avenger +5.

ofeold
XP Value: 800 G P Value: 4,000
Greyhawk
In addition to a +2 bonus VS. creatures of fiery
origin, this weapon scores triple damage when-
ever a 20 is rolled. It is able to dispel a waif a/fire
and gives its user the same protection as a ring of
fire resistance.

Companion
XPValue: 1,400 GPValue: 30,000
Old Empires
This long sword +3 currently belongs to Furifax,
a tall half-elf fighte r. He also calls the blade My
Brother ofArms.

Corgon 's Breath

See Hearl a/Slone, below.

CorellOR 's
XP Value: 6,000 GP Value: 30,000
Mon Sler Mythology
The avatar wields a long sword +5 that causes
4d 10 points of damage per round 10 anyone else
holding it (double that for goblinoids).
Corthalis
XP Val ue: 12,000 G P Value: 60,000
PoLVItEDRON Newszine 76
Corthalis is a brilliant, si lve r-bladed sword +2.
However, in the hands of a woman with a Cha-
risma of 17 or mo re, it is +5. The neutral good
blade can speak Common, Elvish, Dwa rvish and
Orcish. However, it prefers to speak only to beau-
tiful women. The sword's special abilities become
known only to women who wield it. Twice a day
the sword can shoot lightning equal to a lightning
bolt spell cast at 9th-level. In addition, the sword
can detect evil and de/ecl lies each four times a
,,"y.
Courtain
XPValue: 12,000 G PValue: 120,000
DuNGEONS & D RAGONS MaSler Sel
Co ur/oin, known also as The Shari Sword, was
used by Ogier the Dane, a Paladin o r Charl e-
magne (who, known as Holger Danskc, is the folk
hero or Denmark) . The smith Munifi ca n took
three yea rs to make Courtain. Thi s sword com-
bines the power of a holy avenger +4, a vorpal
blade, and a s'word of sharpness.
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of Cowardice
XP Value: 2,000 GP Value: 10,000
D RAGON Magazine 91
Developed by certain gods of mischief, notably
Loki, this weapon is a magical sword +5 with a
pommel formed in the shape of an animal, mon-
ster, or human head. The sword is capable of
speech, with a minimum Intelligence of 14 and
s pecial abilit ies as determined by the charts
unde r Sword, Special. Thi s wonderful weapon,
however, has also been infused with a cowardl y
perso nality. The fir st time il is swung at an
opponent in combat , the sword 's head-shaped
pommel shrieks in terror and cries for help. The
noise attracts all wandering monsters within a
120-foot radiu s. The sword continues to ye ll
and cry for 2d6 turns unless a silence spell is
cast upon it.
The sword will 1'11so 1'I tlempi i0 avoid combat ,
tw ist ing in the user's hands. The ho lder must
make a successful open doors roll at the stan of
every combat round, or else the sword twists out
of the user's grasp and fall s to the floor, still
shrieking. If the user can hold onto the weapon, it
may be wielded normally during that round, with
all appropriate bonuses to attack and damage.
Some of these swords are so timid that even
being brought within sighting distance of a non-
human monster causes them to stan shrieking.
Though these swords are nOt cursed to remai n
with a particular owner, they are often rega rded
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+5 does one find?) and arc usually kepI despite
their disadvantages.
Cr usader
XP Value: 6,000 GP Value: 30,000
The Mines of Bloodstom:
Crusader, a long sword +5, holy avenger, pro-
vides 50% MR in a 5-foot radius, dispel magic at
17th levd in a 5-foot radius, + 10 damage vs.
chaotic evil opponents. If a tanar'n is slain with
Crusader, the sword gains fo llowing special pow-
ers: heal once a day, strength once per day when
lighting evil opponents, charm person on contact
once per day. The sword will dis integrate a
lanar'ri on a natural (unmodified) 20. It is tele-
pathiC wi th its owner, and can commune with the
minor deity Lalibela once a week . The sword 's
Ego and Intelligence are 17. The sword will howl
in anguish if the wielder runs from a tanar'ri. On
the second instance of cowardice in the face of a
tanar'ri, the sword will instantly teleport away,
leaving its owner behind.
Crysomer
XP Val ue: 4,000 GP Value: 20,000
Doc's Isl and
When uscd by a law f ul good nonpaladin,
Crysomer wi ll not reveal its true identi ty, but
seems, by all tests, to be an unintelligent long
sword +2. If touched by a crearure not of lawful
alignment, or one not good, it waits until it is used
in combat, at which time it shocks the user fo r
3d8 points of electrical damage (no saving throw,
no resistances a pply unless of div ine origin).
When wielded by a paladin, the sword bestows
50% magic resista nce in a 5-foot radius (auto-
matic unless commanded otherwise), on com-
mand it can dispel magic in a 5-foot radius, as if a
wizard of the paladin's level, does + 10 damage
vs. chaotic evil opponents (instead of +5, auto-
matically).
Its other abilit ies and properties include an
alignment of lawful good, (as a holy a\'Cnger), an
Intelligence of 17. and an Ego of 38. It can detect
evil with a 20-foot range on command, detect
shifling rooms and walls with a lO-foot range on
command, detect magic with a IO-foot range on
command, detect invisibility with a 20-foot rangc
on command, read languages on command or
voluntarily. read magic on command or voluntar-
ily, has telepathy with user, regenerates user I hit
point per turn (automatic), and can teleport with
user once per day (OM rolls normally, as the 5th-
level wizard spell, but Crysomer adjusts Ihe roll
by 5%, and the Initiative modifier for aClivalion
is + I- a maximum weight of 600 pounds can be
carried). This s","'O rd can speak Common, Dwarf,
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Half1ing, Fire Giant, Gold Dragon, and High Elf.
Crysomer S special purpose is 10 defeat chaos.
Whcn used against a chaOlic opponent, a success-
ful attack forces the victim to save vs. spell
(including Wisdom adjustment, if applicable) or
be paralyzed for Id4 rounds.
As soon as Crysomer is lOuched by a paladin,
it informs the paladin of its name and abilities,
in the order listed above, at the rate of one bit of
information per round. This may be pertinent if
thc paladin needs to use certain abilities of the
sword quickly (for ex.ample, to teleport out from
within a lu rker or trapper). Remember that a
character's ToPS (Total Personality Strength) is
Intelligence + Charisma + Level. Note the ToPS
of Crysomer (Intelligence+Ego) is 55; it usually
cont rols all but the mos t powerful paladins.
However, its behavior and preferences aTe for
the ideals of the paladin. It is ex.tremel y lawful
and good, and to lerates no nonsense from
chaotics. If Crysomer assumes control, it relies
on the user for Wisdom and counts on its own
Intelligence. Where applicable, the user there-
afte r in troduces him self or her self by both
names. In other words, if a paladin named Athel-
s ta was using Crysomer, as an example, she
would introduce herself as "We are Athe lsta
Crysomer, paladin."
Though onen misinterpreted .:.:; tIn: usc of the
royal or edi torial "we," it is literally an intro-
ducllon to the two life forces merged into one
being. Needless to say, Crysomer does not
allow any other magical sword to be used by its
paladin, rcgardless of the results of the compar-
ison between personality strengths. It does not
object 10 the use of other magi cal ilems or
. weapons.
Crysomer uses the regeneration and teleport
abilities as commanded or as needed, bul does
not use the latter voluntarily unless the situation
is desparatc. It demands that il be decorated
once per month. If not appeased, it withholds
abilities until satisfied (unless the user faithfully
promises to "feed" it as soon as possible). It
only accepts emeralds, rubies, or diamonds as
deco ratio ns, and of a minimum value of 5,000
gp per mont h. The gems cu rrently on its hill
total 50,000 gp in value.
Crysomer was forged in the distan t past. and,
as one of the Great Legendary Swords, it leads
young paladins on the road to fame and fortune.
Once it has a paladin under its control, it does not
needlessly endanger the character. However, it
does occasionally wear out the users jflhey are
not up to the epic tasks il sets before them.
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Cuprumbane
XPValuc: 700 G PValue: 2,500
DRAGON Magazine 99
This is a sword +2, a bronze dragon slayer. It
can detect precious metals (type and amount)
within a 20-foot radius and detect secret doors
within a IO-foot radius. It has the ability to speak
the blue dragon tongue as well as Common. It has
an Intelligence of 14, an Ego of7, and an align-
ment of neutral evil. This sword, often called
Cuprnmbane, is greedy, hateful, and probably has
concerns for its master only insofar as its own
interests are concerned. The sword's abilities are
killing bronze dragons and finding the iT loot,
however well hidden it might be. It speaks the
blue dragon language so that it can communicate
with them and find their most hated enemies, the
bronze dragons. Whenever Cllprumbane gets
within one mile of a bronze dragon, it tells the
wielder where the dragon can be found. If the
wielde r does nol immediately head to destroy the
creature, the sword tries to overthrow the host's
body. The wielder must roll a save vs. spell every
10 rounds (one turn) whi le within the one-mile
dragon detection radius.
Cursed
XPValue: - GP Value: 600
DUNGEON M ASTER Guide
This is a sword that gives off a magical aura and
performs well against targets in practice, but
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when it is used against an opponent in combat it
reduces its user's attack rolls by - 2. Only by care-
ful observation can this lowering be detected. All
damage scored is reduced by 2 points, but never
below a I in any event. The sword will always
force the character to employ it against enemies,
appearing in the character's hand. It can be gotten
rid of only by means of limited wish or wish.
Cursed II
XPValue: - GP Value: 400
DUNGEON MASTER Guide
This sword performs in all respects as a weapon
+ 1, but when its wielder is faced by an enemy,
the sword will weld itself to the character's hand
and force him to fight unt il the enemy or the
w ielder is s lain . After that, the possessor can
loose, but never rid himself of the cursed sword.
No matter what is done, it will appear in hand
whenever an opponent is faced . The character can
be freed o f the weapon only by a remove curse
spell.
C ursed Berserker
XP Value: - GP Value: 900
DUNGEON MASTER Guide
This perfonns by every test, save that of the heat
of batt le, as a +2 magical sword of some sort.
However, in actual baltl e its wielder w ill go
berserk, attacking the nearest creature and contin-
uing to fig hl until dead or until no living thing
remains within 60 feet. The sword has a +2 bonus
and otherwise acts as a cursed sword + I . The pos-
sessor of a cursed berserker sword can be rid of it
only if it is exorcised via a remove curse spell or
wish.
Cutter
XP Value: 2,000 GP Value: 10,000
Sabre River
CUller is a sabre +5 with a lawful good align-
ment. It has an Intelligence of 12 with the ability
to speak common. The sword has the following
abilities:
The sabre ca n attack by itself and move
through the air as if flying.
The sabre can locate all secret doors within 10
feet up to three times a day.
The sab re can read magical writings and
scrolls.
The wielder can in fli ct 4 times the normal
damage for Id lOrounds once per day.
The sword can detect all types of gems within
60 feet by pointing itself in that direction.
Cutter s real name is Erbas, adopted son of
Karse. As an infant, he was found on the banks of
the river. Cutter is really the polymorphed sabre
of the Alphatian general. created by the lighrning
>OM

that cut the sabre in two. CUlter is unaware of his
true nature. He does not know he is a sabre.
As a boy, Culler has the same abilities as the
sword, with a few alterations. He can move and
attack by himself, but only on foot and with his
fists or a handheld weapon, he cannot do extra
damage. Cutter can find secret doors as the sabre
can. However, he doesn't always think to tell his
friends what he sees. When they are not looking,
he might pass through the secret door. Cutter can
read magic and detect gem~ ju.~t a.~ the ~wnrd can
of Cymrych Hugh
XP Value: 8,000 GP Value: 40,000
Hall of Heroes
Tristan wields the sword ofCymrych Hugh, a
long sword first used by his ances tor to defeat
Kazgaroth and found the line of the high kings.
When he found it, its hilt was wrapped in old, dull
leather, and it rode in a scabbard of dull, brown
leather. The blade, however, is silver, and it shines
with a light all its own. The blade is emblazoned
with a crest and molto in the Old Script. Accord-
ing 10 the "Ballad of Cymrych Hugh," Ihe sword
was forged by dwarf smiths from metal forged by
the goddess herself. This sword is a fong sword
+4. It has a special purpose of defeating Kaz-
garoth. Its special purpose power is to cause fear
in its target for Id4 rounds. It can detecl evil in a
20-foot radius and communicates by empathy. Its
Intelligence is 12, and its Ego 13. If Kazgaroth is
within 360 feet of the sword, and the wielder
touches the sword by the hilt, a successful saving .
throw vs. spell must be made or the character is
compelled to seek out the monster and do baltle.
Cyrie's
XPValue: 4,000 GP Value: 20,000
Waterdeep
Although it resembles a short sword of dancing
+2, this chaotic evil weapon is intelligent and has
powers almost on the level of an artifact. Its ori-
gin and purpose remain a mystery.
If directed to parry, the sword hurls back any
weapon it contacts, regardless of weapon velocity
or wielder'~ stren gth.
The sword has vampiric abilities. On any
killing blow, the sword can drain all the blood and
life energy of its victim. This causes the sword to
glow a bright rose red. Iflhe sword has not
drained a victim in 24 hours, it gradually wanes
in color.
Ifit desires, the blade can release drained life
energy to heal or revive its wielder (but no one
else). It cannot be forced to do this. The sword
also keeps the wielder comfortable in extreme
heat and cold.
The sword can speak with its user telepathi-
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Sword of Dancing,
caffy. It has an Intelligence of 17 and an Ego of
10. The sword has other powers determined by
theDM.
This weapon's principle drawback is a curse
that causes blood lust in the wielder. Also, as with
many objects of powerful evil, the item gradually
preoccupies its owner's mind. The wielder even-
tually grows paranoid, obsessed with the sword,
and knows no peace if the sword is taken away.
Dale
XP Val ue: 900 G P Value: 4,500
Adventures in BLACKMOOR
Willem of the Heath (also known as the Blue
Rider) was a legendary warrior who wielded a
sword of blue flame and rode an incomparable
blue-black stallion. The weapon legends speak of
it as a sword + 1, that flames on command. In
essence, this is the equivalent to a sword + I ,
flame longue.
of Dancing
XP Value: 4,400 GP Value: 22,000
DUNGEON M ASTER Guide
On the first round of melee this weapon is +1, on
the second +2, on the third +3, and on the fourth
it is +4. On the fifth round, it drops back to + 1
and the cycle begins again. In addition, after four
rounds of melee its wielder can opt to allow it to
"dance."
Dancing consists of loosing the sword on any
round (after the first) when its bonus is + I. The
sword then fights on its own at the same level of
experience as its wielder. After four rounds of
dancing, the sword returns to ils wielder, who
must hold it (and use it) for four rounds before it
can dance again. In other words, it is loosed to
dance for four rounds, going from + I 10 +4, and
must then be held by its wielder at a + I state and
physically used for four successive rounds of
combat.
When dancing, the sword will leave its owner's
hand and may travel up to 30 feet away. At the
end of its fourth round of solo combat, it will
move to its possessor's hand automatically. Note
that the e!ancing swo re! cannOI be physically hit,
although certain magical attacks such as a fire-
ball, lightning bolt, or transmute metaf to wood
spell could affect it.
Finally, remember that the dancing sword
figh ts alone at the same level (and class) as its
possessor-if a 4th-level fighler, the sword fights
alone exactly the same; if a 7th-level thief is the
wielder, the sword will so fight when dancing.
Relieved of his weapon for four melee rounds,
the possessor may act in virtually any manner-
resting, discharging missiles, drawing another
weapon and engaging in hand-to-hand combat-
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as long as he or she remains within 30 feel of the
sword. If further than 30 feet from the weapon, it
falls lifeless to the ground and is a +1 weapon
when again grasped.
Bards can release a sword of dancing on any
round in which its plus isn't a I. Blades (a bard
kit) of 5th level or higher can release the weapon
after the first round; it will fight on its own for a
number of rounds equal to the blade's level before
returning for onc round.
Dancing Sword of Bronze
XP Value: 4,800 GP Value: 35,000
Legends & Lore
This ancient weapon appears to be a tarnished
sword of bronze. If w ielded by a being with a
Strength of at least 18, however, its true nalure
becomes apparent, It no longer looks corroded,
and performs as a s word of dancing + I as
descr ibed in the DMG. When held by its owner,
the dancing s word of bronze has th e ability to
shoot a 30-point lightning bolt once per round. If
its owner is ki lled, or m oves more than 30 feet
away from it, th e sword vanis hes, o nl y to reap-
pear in its corroded form yea rs late r in some
farme r 's field. In the hand of any being with a
Strenglh of less than 18, the sword appears 10 be
nothing more than a corroded, - I weapon of
bronze.
Danci ng Sword of Lightning
XPValue: 4,500 G P Value: 32,000
Gods , Demi gods, & Heroes
A dancing sword of lightning behaves as a danc-
°
ing sword except Ihal il shoots one lighming bolt
from its tip per turn that does 3d I poi nts of dam-
age.
Darius's
XP Va lue: 800 GP Value: 4,000
The Lost City
This is a sword + I that can cast a light spell on
command with a glow of 30-foot-radius. This
power can be used three times a day, and func-
tions as though cast at the 12th level.
Death-to-Monsters
XPValue: 3,000 G P Value : 15,000
POLYH EDRON Newszine 76
This bastard sword + 5 ( Int IS, Ego 14 ) has a
lawful good alignment. Primary abilities: detect
mogic /0' radiu s , detect s lo pin g pa ssage
10'radius and detect traps in a 10' rad ius . Special
power- it paralyzes vict ims fo r I d4 ro unds
(unless they save vs. paralyzation). Special pur-
pose- slay nonhuman monsters. The s word
speaks fluent Common.
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Deep Sashelas's
XP Value: 3,000 GPValue : 16,000
Monster Mythology
The avatar's long sword + 4 inflicts double dam-
age on sahuagin and ixitxachitl and can create a
20-HO lightning bolt once a day.
Defender
XP Value: 3,000 GPValue: 15,000
DUNGEON MASTER Guide
This weapon gives its wielder the option of using
all , some , or none of its + 4 bonus in defense
(improving Armor Class) against any opponent
using a handheld w e ap on , such as a dagger,
mace, spear (not hurled), or sword. For example,
the wielder can, on the first round of battle, opt to
use the sword as +2 and save the olher 2 bonus
faclnTs to be added to Armor C lass. This can be
done each round. No t e that there is also a
defender + 5 . Th is is identica l to the +4 sword
w ith I ex tra bonus point.
Desert Blade
XPValue: 3,000 GPValue: 20,000
Land of Fate
This weapon is similar to the sun blade save that it
is a great scimitar and requires both hands to wield.
Optional: Roll on the table below to find the type
of Genie affected by the sword.
Roll Ge nie Type
I Djinni
2 0'0
3 Efreeti
4 Marid
Dragonbait's Holy Avenger
XP Value: 4,000 G P Value: 20,000
Curse of the Awre Bonds
This oddl y shaped sword + 5 was Dragonbait 's
chief weapon during his adventures with Alias. It
has a wide, top-heavy blade with jagged teeth and
a short hand le. It functions in the same manner as
the holy avenger sword, providing a magic resis-
tance of50% in a 5-foot radius, dispelling magic
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at the .~ame level a .~ the wielde r, and inflicting
+ I points of damage to chaotic evil opponents.
To all others, it functions as a sword + 2. Humans
in particular find this swo rd diffi cult to wield,
and as such are - 2 with it, regardless of its mag i-
cal bonus, un t il proficiency with th e weapon
(technically a "saurial broad sword") is gained.
Dragon Claws
XP Value: 10,000 G P Value: 50,000
Mad Monkey vs. the Dragon Claw
The dragon claws are an evil artifact that mayor
may not have a malicious will of their own. Their
ssn
 origin is unknown. They are a pair of hooked will not strike dragons of the same alignment. For
swords, golde n in color and extremel y s ha rp, example, if a red sword had a lawful good align-
inflicting I dl 0 points of damage each- save vs. ment, it would not strike gold dragons.
crushing blow on a 2.
The greatest power of the dragon claw swords of Dragon Slayin g
is to produce two more swords, which are then XP Value: 900 GP Value: 4,500
linked ba c k to the original swords and their GREYIlJo,WK
owner. The holder of the original dragon claws Detennine what type of dragon this sword is pri-
can see what the holders of the lesser swords can marily meant to be used against (it is +2 against
see, direct their ac tions, and, using the dragon all other types), and when il hits such a dragon it
claw school of fighting, pull hit points from other does 4dlO points o f damage. Ro ll 2dl2 on the
holders of lesser swords to heal wo unds ( the table below.
holde r of the o riginal swords can never lose hit
points in this fashion) . The lesser swords infl ict Roll Dragon Type Ro ll Dragon Type
only I d8 points of damage. The fiend Lung Jua is
the holder of the original dragon claws.
02
03
04
Amethyst
Black
Blue ,.
14
15
Green
Mercury
Mist

XP Value: 600
Dragon Crippler
Dragon Knight
GP Value: 3,000

This Sli'Ord +2 has an additional + I bonus against

05
o.
07
08
Brass
Bronze
Brown
Cloud
,.
17
18
20
Rod
Sapphire
Shadow
Silver
, all evil dragons. 09 Copper 21 Steel
10 Crystal 22 Topu
Dragon Slayer 23
XPValue: 1,200 GPValue: 6,000
DuNoEON M ASTER Guide
"
12
13
lkep
Emerald
Gold
24
White
Yellow

This sword has a +4 bonus against any sort of

true dragon. It inflicts triple damage against one Drain Life Energy
sort of d ragon (3d12+4). No te thai an unusual XPValue: 2,000 GPValue: 10,000
sword with intelligence and alignment cannot be Rules Set
DUNGEONS & DIUoOONS Expert
made to s lay dragons of the same alignment. When this sword hilS, it drains one life level or
Determine the dragon type (excluding un ique Hit Die (like a spectre) on command, in addition
ones like Tiamal and Bahamut) by rolling IdIO. 10 normal damage. The sword can drain only
Id4+4 levels, after Ihat il becomes a nonnal mag-
,
Roll Dragon
Black (CE)
Roll
•
Dragon
Gold (LG)
ical sword + I .

2 Blue (LE) 7 Green (LE) Draxalon, Defender of

3 Brass (CG) 8 Red (CE) Feminine Virtue
4
5
Bronze (LG)
Copper (CG)
•
0
Silver (LG)
White (CE)
XP Value: 2,000 G PValue: 11,000
Newszine 76
PoLYHEORON
Draxalon is a sword +3 thai allows ils female
In a Drago nl ance Ca mpaign: Dragon slayer wielder to cast haste upon hersel f once per day.
swords are extremely rare on Ansalon. If the DM The sword does no t allow itself to be used by a
rolls a dragon slayer on the treasure charts, he or male; those who try discover that they cannot lift
she should rerall. If dragon slayer comes up wit h the blade. Draxalon was created 200 years ago by
the next roll, keep the item. the wizard Erie! for her sister, the fi ghler Diana.
Diana wielded it for many years before she disap-
Dragonslayer peared while adventuring in. the ruins of Myth
XP Value: 900 GP Value: 4,500 Drannor.
PoLYHEORON Newszinc 16
The re are as many va rieties to these swords as Dreamsinger
there are dragons. The weapons deal out 3d 12 XPValue: 3,000 GPValue: 18,000
points of damage against dragons, and Id lO Howl From the North
points of damage to all othe r creatures. Each is Dreamsinger is a neutrally aligned weapon cre-
treated as a sword +2, +4 vs. a particular type of aled fo r bards. It has a white steel blade, a plat-
dragon. For example, a blue sword would be +4 inum filigree crosspiece, and a pommel sel with
on attack and damage rolls against blue dragons. f ine moonstones. In the hands of anyone other
In addition, each sword has an alignment, and than a barbarian ba rd, it is simply a magical

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sword + I . In the hands of a barbarian bard, it is a
+3 weapon thaI also confers a - I bonus to the AC
and a + I bonus to all saving throws. There is one
exception to this: The wielder of Dreamsinger
has a - I penalty to saving throws vs. illusions and
mind-affecting spells because of the strange men-
Ial effects of the weapon.
Dreomsinger allows a barbarian bard to cast
spells from it. The spells ESP and augury arc
usable once per day each, and divination can be
used once per week. The answers and information
gained by the bard through the use ofthese spells
should always be conveyed in a metaphor, simile,
or allegory of some kind.
The special purpose of Dreams/flger is to find
the other Blades of Co rusk (The Edge. Harmo-
nizer, Greenswathe, and Slalker), and this should
be interpreted fair ly strictl y by the OM . Dream-
singer should be close to another blade, or close
to someone o r something that has information
about the Blades 0/ Corusk, for its special pur-
pose powers to operate.
Dreamsinger has a vicio us, special purpose
power. It launches a I O- footfirespear of intense
buming power in any combat situation related to
its special purpose. Thisfirespear is treated as a
missile thrown by the wielder of the blade for
attack ro ll purposes ( maximum ra nge of 80
yards). A successful strike inflicts 6d 10 points of
damage. No saving throw is allowed, but magic
res istance (against 20th-level magic) applies, and
half damage is sustained by a c reature that is
under the influence of a resist fire spell, a ring 0/
fi re resistance, o r similar protection. Thefires-
pear can be launched twice a day.
When the firespear is launched from dream-
singer, a wave of sound ripples radiates o ut to a
60-foot radius from it wit h a fa int antip honal
sound. This produces an effect equivalent to a
prayer spe ll affec ting the sword's user and the
party positively a nd enem ies negatively in the
area of effect. This lasts for Id6+6 rou nds.
This special purpose power isn't communi-
cated to the wielder initially. Dreamsinger makes
it known only when its specia l purpose is fi rst
aroused.
Dreul/lsjnger has an Intelligence of 14, com-
municates in its own special way (dreaming), and
has an Ego of 12.
Du gmaren Brightmantle's
Broad Sword
XPValuc: 2.500 GPValuc: 12.500
Monster Mythology
The avatar employs a broad sword +4 that can
cast/eeblemind twice a day.
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Durandan
XP Value: 16.400 G P Value: 82.000
OUNGEONS & DRAGoNs Master Set
Durandan (or Durandal. Durandana, or the
Inflexible) was the Sword of Roland, given him
by Charlemagne. It once belonged to Hector, the
noble chieftain prominent in the fall of Tray. This
sword combines the powers of a vorpal blade and
a sword a/sharpness +3.
Dyerwaen
XPValue: 1,200 C P Value: 6,000
DAAGON Magazine 188
Also known as the Forester's Friend, this unique
.....'Capon was forged by the gray elves of old Myth
Drannor as the first men began to fill the Oale-
lands. It was given to Torek Craybeard, the leader
of the new human se ttlement, as a token of
friendship between the two races. When Torek
died childless, he willed Dyerwaen to his nephew
l ireen. who bore it proudly until his disappear-
ance on a hunting trip six winters later.
The sword surfaced briefl y 12 winters ago in
the hands of a goblin raidi ng party The goblins
c lashed with p assing adventu rers and were
defeated; Dyerwaer was taken to Cormyr to be
sold at auctio n. Stolen by thieves en route. it has
not been seen since.
Dyerwaen is a f ine steel broad sword with a
rose etched along the length of the blade; its hilt
is tightly wound with green velvet. It has a +2
attack bonus, but no bonuses on damage. The
weapon sheds light (up to a 10-foot radius), and
glows at the user's will.
In a forest setting, Dyerwaen 's bearer is cam-
ouflaged so as to be 90'10 invisible when mOlion-
less , nor does he or s he leave any trace when
travel ing through such an environment. In addi-
tion, if the sword is suspended from a rope. the
blade always points to true norlh. The wielder is
entitled to use the Trac king and Weather Sense
proficiencies at a +2 bonus on ability checks.
A few spell effects can be used by the wielder
of D verwaen as well. Invisibility to animals can
be invoked at will. or speak with plants as a 7th-
level priest once a day. These powers require only
a command word and have IlI1 initiative modifier
of +3.
Fina lly, elves a nd wood land c reatures of
good alignme nt rega rd the sword bea rer as
though his or he r Charisma were 1 point higher,
10 a maximum of 18. Dyerwaen is itself chaotic
good, although it has never displayed any sign
of intelligence.
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 of the Ebon Flame
XPVa lue: 4,000 GPValue: 20,000
Mordenkainen's FanlaStic Ad~nture
This long sword +2/+4 vs. lawful good align.
menl, is evil, usable by all evi l a lignments. It is
not intelligent, allhough it can communicate
through empathy. It has no ego at all. The sword's
face and edge have many small, black flickering
flames up o n it, though these do not radiate
warmth. When used in combat, the sword bursts
into black flame, which runs from pommel to tip
bUI docs not affcct thc wieldcr in any way. Any
victim hit by the sword must make a saving throw
vs. wands or be burned for IdlO points of dam-
age in a dd ition to normal sword damage plus
magic a nd Strength bonuses, if any. A person
burned by the sword calc hes fire, taking I d4
add itional points per round until the fire is extin-
guished. The burning v ictim makes another sav-
ing throw each round; if the save is successful,
the flame is extinguished. The ebon flame cannot
be doused by any no nmagical means, includi ng
v.ater.
When unsheathed and held, this weapon gives
the wielder infravision with a 9O·foot range. The
wielder is a lso harder to surprise, and receives
IdS for surprise checks instead of the usual I d6.
Each S'II-'Ord of the ebon flame comes complete
with a curse detennined individuall y by the OM.
Nor mall y, the curse of the sword cons ists ·of
attack penalties when fighting some type of crea·
ture or alignment. For example, one sword might
be -3 against lawful evil creatures while anothe r
might be -3 against fie nds. Creatures named in
the curse of t he sword will become instantly
aware of it when they come wi th in 60 fee t of it.
There is a base 50"10 chance that these beings will
attack the sword wielder because of thi s weak-
ness, even if they had been neutrally d isposed
originally.
In add ition to the above limitation, the sword
inflicts I d4 fewer poinls of damage than normal
agains t creatures of water and fire, such as ser·
pents, mermen, elementals, fi sh, dragons, and
salamanders. All fires started by the sword will
bum for only o ne ro und and then automatically
extinguish.
It is t ho ugh t that several va riet ies of these
swords were made by some great artificer for all
align ments. If researched by the player charac-
ters, the history surrounding their placement in
the Flanaess will be scarce and unreliable, sug-
gesting instead that the swords might be more
likely found in the outer realms.
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Ebonbane
XPValue: 3,000 G P Value: 18,000
DuNGEON Magazine 31
Ebonbane was c rafted of a special cursed iron
brought into the world from another plane. In its
plane o f origin, the metal was far less powcrful
than it is in Ravenloft. Like all evil things drawn
into Rave nloft by the Dark Powers, Ebonbane S
power has been greatly enhanced. The following
s
information details Ebonbane abilities when in
Ravenloft.
Ebonbane.s blade is a deep, jet-ebony ilmI hilll
been sel with runes of purest evil. These act as
symbols (of whateve r type Ebonbane wishes);
each symbol can be activated once per day. This
weapon has all the powers of a vorpal sword +4
and aflame tongue, as well as the ability to move
about on its own (MV 9) and attack by an innate
fonn of levitation (at human height).
Ebonbane has an Inte lligence and Ego of 17, is
chaotic evil, a nd can commu nica te wi th both
speech and te lepathy. It can attack once per round
with a THACO of 10, inflicting a base IdS points
of damage. Anyone who tries to attack Ebonhane
discovers that it is AC - 10 and can be ha rmed
only by magical spells and +3 or better weapons.
Any successful spell or weapon attack against it
scores I point of damage (regardless of what that
attac k would no rm ally infl ict). After 10 hits are
inflicted, Ebonbane must make a saving throw
appropriate fo r the type of a ttack. If the sword
fails its throw, it breaks up and is destroyed. If it
makes the saving throw, it is unharmed, and an
additional 10 hits must be scored before it must
save again. Multiple attacks from a single source
(like a volley of magic missiles) count as only a
single attack in fighting Ebonhane.
Ebonbane controls the weather about Shadow-
born Manor, gene rati n g any effect the OM
desires, hom lightning to wind stonns. It can also
command blades (any sword or dagger, including
artifacts) to animate and at1ac k people (THACO
10, damage by weapon type); innate powers of
such swords function (such as vorpal or life steal·
ing powers), but triggered powers do not (sunn:ry
or wish-casting powers). Like a ll the domain
lo rds of Ra vc nloft, £uunbune is the absolute
master of all that transpires in its own domain. If
it wants the walls of the manor ho use to bleed,
they bleed; if it wishes pillars of stone to rise out
of the earth, they rise.
Each round that a person g rasps Ebonbanes
h ilt and attempts to wield it in combat, the
" We apon s vs. C haracters" rules in the DMG
should be consultcd. If the wielder is dominated
by Ebonbane , his or her spirit is instantl y con-
sumed a nd Ebonbane controls the former PC 's
body (this does not happen to those struck by the
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blade). Resurrection of the PC is now impossible.
Such a body acts like a zombie, O-Ievel human
under the control of the sword (death follows in
ld6+ 1 days). If the PC is not dominated, the
weapon is a I'orpal blade and flame tongue .
Being 3n unnatural creature, £bonbol1e sus-
tains itself by drawing off lhe life energies ofliv-
ing creatures in its domain. All animal life has
perished around Shadowborn Manor as a result.
Nonmagical healing cannot take place; spells,
psionic s, or magical items mu st be used to
recover from wounds suffered here.
Ebonba ne II
XPValuc: 3,000 GPVa luc: 18,000
Darklords
Not all of Ravcnloft's foul lards are living or
once-liv ing things. One, at least, is fashioned
from cold metal and even colder darkness. Manu-
fac tured in a forge of foulest evil, the enchanted
sword £bonbane has repeatedly prove n its right
to a domain in the Demiplane of Dread.
Physically, Ebonban e appears as a slender-
bladed, long sword. Its hilt has been cast from a
single piece of silver that, mysteriously, never
seems to tarnish. Although ornate, Ebonbane's
pommel has no special powers or abilities.
Its blade is fashioned from a st range, al ien
metal that was brought to the Prime Material
Plane from another dimension. Along its length,
the keen blade is set with foul-looking runes of
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purest evil. These runes have many powers, all
described later; they seem to glow with an eerie
black aura.
The macabre lore that surrounds the origins of
Ebonbane begins, curiously enough, with a tale
of justice and devotion to the holy cause of truth.
Centuries ago, there lived a young woman named
Kateri Shadowborn. Her parents were wealthy,
but they were humble and j ust people. Much of
their money went to the betterment of life for all
those who dwelled in their lands.
As Kateri grew from a little girl into a young
woman , she began to fee l an emptiness in her
hean. For all the good that she and her ancestors
had done, there was something missing. By the
time she had reached her midteens, Kateri Shad-
owborn knew what it was that she needed.
From that time on, she vowed to follow the
holy path of the paladin . No longer would the
Shadowborn name be sim ply associated with
kindness and mercy; now it would be synony-
mous with justice and holy vengeance. As the
years passed, Kateri Shadowborn fought evil on
every front. She singl e handedly drove back
hordes of marauders and destroyed nests of evil
that threatened the ....."CIl-being of her church.
Despite her prowess, Kateri Shadowbom was
as vulnerable to time as any mortal. Eventually
she was forced to lay down the holy sword that
had served her for so many years. Having had
no time in her busy life for romance, courtship,
or motherhood, she planned to live out her
aUlUmn years peacefully. From her home in the
ancestral Shadowborn Manor, she would over-
see the family wealth and its allocation s to
charity. In the end, when she died, she planned
to turn all of her fa mily's possessions over to
the church. The Shadowborn name would die
with her, but the good that it had done would
live on for decades.
Such a quiet end to a warrior's life was not to
be, however. In her day, Kateri had made many
enemies. While most of those who had opposed
her church and its teachings had been destroyed
or converted, there were others who plaited
revenge.
One such group, a band of evil priests in the
serviee of a dark deity whose name is besl unspo-
ken, decided that Lady Shadowborn had to die.
Further, as an example to all who opposed their
dark designs, she had to die horribly and in some
way that would destroy her much-vaunted faith.
Over the course of scveral months, they began
to fashion an evil magical weapon: the sword that
was 10 be called Ebonbane. When the final dark
rune was set upon the blade, an evil being from
the Outer Planes was imprisoned in the weapon.
Much to the surprise of the sword's creators, how-
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ever, the spells that they had woven to control the
extradimensional entity were woefully inade-
quate. When they cast the last component of this
mystical enchantment upon Ebonbane, thcy
found its power turned back upon them. Now
they were slaves of the prcsence they had
attempted to contain.
One aspect of the magical spell easl on Ebon-
bane did succeed, however. Although the sword
was free-willed, it still had become gripped with
an uller hatred for Lady Shadowborn and all her
works. The weapon quickly began to plan her
destruction.
Ebonbane arrangcd to be found by a monk
from a monastery near the Shadowborn estate.
As soon as the unsuspecting holy man reached
out to touch the weapon, Ebonbane struck.
Lashing out with its titanic will , it utterly
destroyed the monk's vital life energies and
took over his body.
With the body of the monk nothing more
than a puppet under the control of the evil
Ebonbane , the swo rd instructed the monk to
carry it to Shadowborn Manor. When the monk
was received by Lady Shadowborn, he
explai ned that the workers at the monastery had
found this sword and wanted her advice on what
to do with it. When Lady Shadowborn saw thc
unholy weapon, her natural ability to sense evil
warned her of the treachery.
The bailIe that follov.--cd was magnificent. With
every ounce of faith that she could muster, the
aging paladin fought off the influences oflhe
weapon. Time and time again, Ihe animated
sword tried to run Lady Shadow born through, but
always hcr holy sword turned it aside. In the end,
however, EbOllbane was too much for her. Calling
on all the power of the dark dimension that had
spawned ii, EbOllballe delivered a final titanic
blow that shattered Lady Shadowborn's holy
avenger.
As the bailIe had raged on, Ehonballe was
unaware that it was drawing the attention of
Ravenloft's dark powers. With each iota of
fiendish energy that it drew from the evil plane of
its birth. it increased their interest in it. Finally. as
the last stroke of this dcadly artifact took the life
of Kateri Shadowborn, the Mists engulfed the
estatc.
When EbOllballc, thrilled with the victory that
it had won, tried to leave the grounds. it found
that it could not. At every turn, it was confronted
by an impassable stone wall. II was imprisoned in
the Dcmiplane of Dread.
Ebonbane has found its time in Ra vcn loft
uttcrly unbearable. It knows that its powers here
are a hundred times what they were in the outside
world, but it fee ls that this is no consolation for
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the loss of its own freedom.
Curiously, Ebonbane has never been able to
grasp the full meaning of what has happened to it.
It believes that il has been imprisoned by some
trick of Lady Shadowborn. Even if confronted
with absolute proof that it is imprisoned in a spe-
cial demiplane full of evil creatures, Ebonbane
would not believe this. In fact, the odds are good
thaI anyone who dares to confront it with such
infonnation would die horribly.
In addition to its own rage over having been
imprisoned in Ravenloft, Ebonbane finds that it
has not been wholly successful in its attempt to
slay Lady Shadowborn. The paladin, now in the
for m of a geist, remains a part of her ancestral
home and, thus, of Ebonbane'S domain.
Ebonba ne has tried many times to drive Lady
Shadow born from its land, but it has always
failed. The vital faith and religious strength that
guided her through her life as a paladin still serve
her in death. So long as Lady Shadowborn's pure
faith remains unshaken, she seems to be able to
resist Ebonbane's powers.
From time to time, when certain signs are
right and the stars are in their proper positions,
Lady Shadowborn is able to reach out o f
Ravenloft and draw in persons who are directly
related to her. Thus, in addition to serving as a
thorn in the darklord's side, Lady Shadowborn
has sought to destroy it several times. While she
has been no more successful at defeating it than
it has been at breaking he r spirit , these occa-
sional attacks have only served to remind £bon-
bane that it is not the absolute master of all that
takes place in its domain. Ebo nba ne has
destroyed every group of heroe s that Lady
Shadowborn has been able to call into Ravenloft
to battle it. With eaeh defeat it feels the faith of
its enemy slipping a little bit.
Lady Shadowborn has learned that Ebonbane
can be destroyed only by those who can gather
together four "keys" and use them against the evil
blade. Each of these magical components is
based upon one of the four elements and has a
special significance. The key of earth, for exam-
ple. is symbolic of the metal from which Ebon-
bane was fashioned, and the key of fire represents
the evil flames that forged its body into ils current
shape. Ebonbane is unaware that these elemental
components even exi sl, let alone that it can be
destroyed by them. Thus, it is possible that a
group of heroes drawn into the domain by Lady
Shadowborn may one day be able 10 assemble
these keys and use them against Ebonbane. With
each fai lure, however, the power of Ebol/bane
becomes stronger and the faith of Lady Shadow-
born diminishes. lf she is \0 be freed from the
curse of an eternal battle of wills with Ebonballl!,
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it must happen soon.
Alt hough Ebonbane is as much a thinking
creature as an y of Ravenloft's other lords, it is
wholly inorganic and, as such, difficult to quan·
tify in game terms. The following conventions
should suffice for encounters with the dreaded
EOOnbane.
Ebonbane: AL Chaotic Evil; Str N/A, Dex
NlA, Con N/A, Int 17, Wis 17, Cha 15,AC
- 10; MV Q; LevellHD nla; hp nla; THACO
10;AT I; Ego 17; Dmg IdS; SA See text;
SD Sec tex t; MR Nil.
Long before its imprisonment in Ravenlofi,
Ebonbane was both powerful and intelligent.
Infused with a cruel and c unning intelligence by
its creators, it could communicate telepathically
or by speech with anyone who held it. If wielded
in combat, il acled as a +4 weapon. When not in
the hand of a warrior, however, EOOnbane was far
from helpless. It could move about via an innale
form of levitation and strike on its own.
As is often the case, however, EOOnbane found
Ihat ils t ra nsfo rmation inlO a dark lord g reatl y
increased its abiliti es. Like all the lords of
Ravenloft's domains, Ebonoone is now an almost
unstoppable force.
The runes on EOOnbone's blade are powerful
and unholy, SO much so that they act as symbols
of whatever type it wishes. It can invoke each
manne r of symbol but once pf;r day, however, so
some measure of protect ion against this attack
fonn can be had by careful record keeping on the
part oflhose exploring ils domain.
Ebonbane is a +4 weapon able to move about
and attack at will via its own levitation ability.
Since coming 10 Ravenloft, however, Ebonbane
has also acquired the powers of a vorpol sword
and aflame /Dlrgue.
Although Ebo nballe 's domain (Shadowborn
Manor and its grounds) is small, its power there is
virtua lly abso lute. For exa mple. the weather
arou nd the mano r is wholly under its control. It
can change a peaceful spring day into a freezing
ice Slorm. This power exlenrl_~ to the point of con-
trolling day o r night, the phase of the moon, and
similar effects. Thus, fOOnbane could cause Ihe
sun 10 s land hig h in the sky, as if at noon, for
hours on end on ly to have il s uddenly plunge
beneath the horizon whe n a party of adventu rers
nears the manor itself.
Another of fbonbane's more dangerous pow-
ers is the abi lity to anima te blades. No sword or
dagger is safe from the evil powers of fOOl/baile,
not even holy avengers or ani facts like the sword
oJKas or the might y Exculibur. At will, fbol/-
bulle can animate any and all s ....'Ords and daggers
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in ils domain and cause them to attack nearby
characte rs or creatures. Th ese weapons strike
with a THACO of 10 and inflict their normal dam-
age with each successful strike. Magical abilities
inherenl in the weapon, such as those of a mrpal
blade or a sword oJlife stcaling, function nor-
mally, while those requiring a trigger by the
wielder, as is the case with the sunray power of a
sun blade, do not work, fhol/bane greally enjoys
turning a party's own weapons against its mem-
bers and will often hold back on more lethal
attacks in order to satisfy its taste for this vicari-
ous hacking away at victims.
£bonballl! is able to dominate t hose who
wield it in accordance wit h the normal rules for
intelligent weapons in the DMG. When it takes
control of the perso n wielding it, fbol/balle
instantly destroys ils holder's spirit. What
remains of the living body of someone who has
lost such a duel of wills with fhol/balle is noth-
ing more than a husk. The body remains alive
for a few days (a week at most) and then simply
co llapses and dies. While the body lives , it
obeys fbonbane's commands and, in game
tenns, aclS much like a zombie.
Since it is an unna tural creature, Ebollbal/c
survives by drawing otTthe life energies of living
creatures that enter its domain. Because of this,
nonmagical healing does not take place in or
around Shadowborn Manor. The natural recuper-
ative powers normally associated with living
creatures are drawn off by this dreadful sword
and serve to satisfy its dark hunger.
The Edge
XI' Va lue: 3,200 G P Value: 16.000
Howl From the Nonh
The Edge is the most unusual-looking sword of
the five Blades oJCorllsk. It is a bastard sword
whose blade is made from grayish steel. Its edge
never dulls or nicks. Attempts at sharpening and
honing its edge are fruitl ess. It is said The Edge is
so sharp that it spli ls hairs with the slightest
touch.
The hilt of the sword is covered in soil suede
leather, giving the sword a comforta ble fec I. Jut-
ting from the pommel. three blackened dagge rs
point outward like venomous fangs. These dag-
gers can be commanded to fly from the pommel
as though they were {",-rlIl'S oJaccul'llC)1 +2. An
attack roll is required, as though firing an arrow.
All three daggers can be shOI in one round if the
wielder so chooses.
The daggers slreak to their target . If they hit,
the opponent must roll a successful saving throw
vs. poison with a - 2 penalty o r die instantly. The
daggers can be shot off while the fighter strikes
wi th the sword ; the command is a single word
,, ~
,Sword off..frocti Slaying
(The Edge informs its wielder of the command
word). After firing, the daggers must be retrieved
and placed in the pommel. Should the fi ghter lose
two of the daggers , the remaining dagger no
longer has the capacity to fly on command. (The
daggers are poisonous only when they are com-
manded to fly from the pommel; o therwise they
are daggers +1.)
This s word was espec ially made for a pure
fighte r's ha nds. In this case, paladi ns, rangers,
and all other fighter subclasses a re excluded. In
the g rasp ofa fi g hter, The Edge is a bas tard
sword +J. Should any o ther character class use
this sword, it serves as only a bastard sword +1
with no other benefits.
The Edge gives the figh tcr who possesses it a
unique ability. Should the character roll a natural
18 through 20 on an attack roll , the sword slices
through wha tever was in its way. If the opponent
was parry ing wi th a weapon , The Edge s lices
through the weapon as though it was lard. (lfthe
weapon attacked is magical in nature, the weapon
is required to ro ll a successful saving throw vs.
disintegration wit h a - 3 penalty, otherwise it per-
manently loses a plus or a special ability--deter-
mined randomly by the OM. This drain co ntinues
wit h each addit ional high-quality hi t until the
weapon is destroyed.)
If armor is struck with an 18 to 20 anack roll,
the armor must ro ll a s uccess ful item s avi ng
throw vs. disin tegration with a - 3 penalty or lose
I point of magical bon us o r special ability-
de te rmined by the OM o r ra ndom ly. When the
annor is no longer magical, it is da maged. penal-
izing the AC it gives by one point. When the AC
of the armo r is reduced to 10, it is completely
useless.
The Edge has an al ignment of chaotic neutral,
possesses an Intelligence of 16 and an Ego of 12 .
Tire Edge has the abi lity to find Harmonizer, the
fifth Blade of Corllsk. The Edge, whe n held by
the blade-stops, points toward Harmonizer. This
works only when the blade is within 1,000 feet of
Harmonizer.
of Efreeti Slaying
XPVa lue: 900 GP Value: 4,500
Creature Catalogue
The mighty leader of the Bro therhood of Sun
Brothers is rumored to wield a glorious sword of
efreeri slaying that instantly ki lls all efreeti with a
successful strike (and a subsequent failed saving
throw vs. spell on the part of the effeeti ).
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Elkhorn 's
XP Value: 500 GP Val ue: 2,500
The Shady Dragon Inn
s
Elkhorn sword + 1 is set with a huge ruby that
glows when he is within 25 feet of gold.
Elqillar
XP Value: 2,000 GPValue: 10,000
DRAGON Magazine 188
Also know n as t he sword of many faces , this
unique blade has been difficult to trace but is at
least 700 winters old. Altho ugh some scholars
maintain that it was forged by the elves to spy
upon the activities of young and rising races, it is
probably the work of a Calishite illusionist named
Akhi r Ahad, who was forced to excel in sorcery
by the power of his political e nemies. Legend
repo rts that he constructed the weapon to help
him escape numerous assassins. Eventuall y, the
night rogues caught him, but not before he had
passed the blade on to his most trusted body-
guard, whose name has escaped the record books.
The laner used it to such effect that it is impossi-
ble to locate it with certainty until some 300 win-
ters la ter, when it appea red at an auction in
Watcrdeep. A number of murders ensued, and the
sword was again lost.
Its most recent wielder is said to be an assassin
who cal ls himself"Thc Rider in Whi te." He is a
well-educated individual with an excellent repu-
tation, working artfully rathe r than with cruelty.
Many of the little governments surroundin g the
Inner Sea have at o ne time or another hired him
to remove undesirables, the victims often (though
by no means always) being of evil alignment.
Elqllillar can change its shape to become any
type o f sword, scimitar, o r dagge r, though it's
always + I on attack and damage rolls. Such a trans-
formation occurs whenever the wielder desires
anot her weapon to appear, and it takes less than a
round to complete. Multicolored runes spelling out
its name appear on the blade regardless of its cur-
rent shape or any efforts to conceal them.
Elqllillar's maste r may al te r his o r he r own
sha pe as though wearing a hat of disguise ; this
requires that the sword be kept on the person.
though it needn't actually be held (it can be in its
scabbard ). Furthennore, the bearer is protected as
though by a ring of mind shielding, although in
this case Efqllillar must be firmly grasped in the
hand. Finally, whenever this weapon touches (or
stri kes in combat) a creature in other than its nat-
ural form , £Iqlli/lar returns the target to its true
shape . T here is no savi ng throw agai nst this
effect. Thus a gold dragon, a shape-changed wiz-
ard, a vampire , a polymorphed g ri ffon, or a
do pplegange r might a ll be induced to assume
their nonnal appearances at a touch.
 Elven
XP V~lu e: 400 GP Value: 2.000
The Elves of Alfheim
This blade is made from enchanted oakwood
treated with the sap ofa Tree of Life. It is as light
as a short sword but as long as a normal sword (or
a broad sword) and harder and sharper than steel.
The damage done by this weapon is ld6+ ] and
it counts as a magic weapon, thou gh not as a
weapon wit h pl uses. Thus. it can affect lycan-
thropes, gargoyles, and spectres or any other
monSler that can be affected only by magic weap-
ons, but it does not affect monsters thaI must be
struck with a + 1 weapon or better.
Elven II
XPValue: 400 G P Value: 2,000
DRAGON QUEST Game
Thi s mag ical blade looks like any other sword
until it is used in combat. Then, the blade gleams
with a magical blue light. and the sword becomes
as light and easy to use as a dagger. Anyone who
uses thi s sword in combat adds a + 1 bonus to
auack and damage rolls. This is a medium weapon
(Size M; Omg Id8+ 1).
Emperor's
XPValue: 19,400 CPVal ue: 97,900
Legend... & Lore
This samurai swo rd is a sword 0/ dan cing , life
stealing , and sharpness +5, but it becomes a
cursed berserker sword in the hands of anyo ne
but a member of the Imperial fami ly.
Enchanted Sword of Sylaire
XPValue: 1,200 GP Value: 6.000
Castle Amber
The enchanted sword o/Sylaire is a sword +31+5
vs. undead. Its purpose is 10 s lay undead and it
automati ca ll y kills any undead it hits on an
unmodified roll of 18 or better. It can a lso detect
evil and detect invis ible and gives Ihe user the
abili ty to fly (as the spell) for up to three turns
three times a day.
Equalizer of Gran March
XP Value: 10,000 GP Value: 50,000
GREYHAWK Adventures
Also known as the sword a/neutrality. this si l-
ver long sword is a too l for the balanc ing powcrs
of the universe. Its creator desired that it be used
to equal ize (or, more acc uratel y, to terminate)
the ex tremes of nature, s hifting the universe
closer to the true neutral alignment. Onl y a char-
acter of true neut ral alignment can full y use this
sword . In th e hands of s uch a cha ra c te r, the
wea pon is treated as a +3 weapon when deter-
min ing what can be hit by it , even though its
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attack and damage bonuses are onl y + 1. In the
hand of a true ne utra l characte r, t he sword
receives special combat modifiers according to
the opponent's alignment:
Attack Damage
Opponent's Alignment Bonus Bonus
Lawful neutral, chaotic neutral + 1 +2
Neutral good, neutral evil +2 +,
Lawful good, chaotic good
Lawful evil, chaotic evil
+3
+3
+6
...
Each time an opponent of an elltreme align-
ment is struck, the creature must make a saving
throw vs. spell or be disi nteg rated. Against true
neutral opponents the sword receives o nl y the
bonuses of a long sword +J.
Everstriking
XPValue: 800 GPVal ue: 1,000
DRAOON Magazine 91
A n everstriking sword always hilS an intended
target unless an impossible blow is attemp ted,
like striking at a charactcr who is oul of range.
This weapon has no attac k or damage bonuses,
b ut a peculiar thing happe ns play when suc h a
sword is used in combat.
If the sword is swung at an opponent and the
d ie roll ind icates a miss, the n the wielder o r the
sword loses a number of hit points equal to the
difference between the failed attack roll and the
number needed to hit the target- and the sword
does hit, in effect using the wielder's own energy
to guide the attack home. This energy drain is fell
as a sudden, sharp pain coupled with a feeling of
exhaustion.
If the sword is used agains t a creature that
can only be hi t by magical weapo ns, it drains an
extra set of hit points fo r every "plus" normally
require d to h it s uch a mo nster- double the
amount agai nst a creature hit only by + 1 weap-
ons, three times the amount against a creature
hit only by +2 weapons, and so fort h. Regard-
less of the number of hi t points needed to make
a successful attack, this sword always does only
normal damage fo r whatever type of sword it is,
with a d a ma ge bonus for Stren g th a dd ed if
app licable.
Any character who uses this sword once in
combat is cursed to a lways draw the sword in any
further combat, and will ignore all other weapons
carried in favo r of th is one. This curse can only
be removed by a wish or a remove curse spell, and
the sword must be discarded immediately after
that.
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Evil Wyrmslaye r
XP Value: 1.200 GP Val ue: 6,000
PoLYItEDRO~Newszinc 16
Thi ss"'onl +2. +5 I's. el.jf male dmgOlrs. makes
its wielder immune to the effects of dragons' fea r
aura. II confers a +5 bonus 10 all saving throws
against the breath of evi l dragons.

Evit hyan's Blade

XPValue: 2.200 GPVal ue: 11,000
DRAGON Magazine 188
Evith va n was a high elf hero of old. no less a
skilled wizard than a warrior. It is widely held
that he fashioned this sword hi mself, nearly 1,000
years ago in ancient Myth Dmnnor, then used il
to f ight the drow in t he Underdark. When his
lime came to pass over the sea to Evermeet, he
gave the weapon to his apprentice, Calthalyon. In
turn. the you ng e lf used il to g reat effect and
eventually handed it to another. This changing of
the guard lasted for several hundred winters. until
one elf met a premature fale and the blade was
lost.
II reappeared in Hiltsfar 70 years ago in the
possession of a novice thief, who had somehow
stumbled upon the weapon. He was poisoned in
less than a week: although he survived the sword
was taken and has not been seen in the years
since.
The long sword has a well-balanced steel blade,
the haft being ofmithral and set with a small emer-
ald. The sword is normally of +3 enchantment.
When used against the drow, however, it becomes
+5. On a nat ural 20, the blade drains 2d4 Constitu-
tion points in addilion from a dark elf, unless a sav-
ing throw vs. spell is made. The lost points can be
regained at a rate of I poinl per day of complete
rest. Any clfwho loses all Constitution points to the
blade will die. The draw are aware of this and fear
the weapon accordingly; they must make a morale
check whenever they are confronted by Evith)'an
Blade.
Excalibur
XP Val ue: 8,000 GP Value: 80,000
Cyclopedia
D EITIES & D EMIGODS
King Arthu r wields the sword £:.::calibur, a +5
lawful good Sll'orJ of shwpness, whose scabbard
preve nts him from being cut by any aUack.
Thrusting and slashing attacks against Arthur do
half damage (from the force of the blow). and
bludgeoning attacks do full damage.
Excalibu r II
XP Val ue: 20,000 GP Va lue: 200,000
New Item
Al so kn own in Old French as £scalibor , and
occasiona lly as Cafibar, this is the legendary
Sword in the Stone that was given 10 the Lady of
the Lake upon the death of Anhur. King of all the
Britons. In the unlikely event that this unique arti-
fact is ever found in a campaign, it is a + 10 (to
attack and damage), lawful good weapon. A holy
avenger, Excalibur has allihe other holy avenger
abili ties. It te lepathically bonds with a lawful
good paladin (and only a paladin) of at least 7th
level- £xcalibur and the character becoming a
single being during combat. It will not permit any
other character, even of lawful good alignment, to
pick it up-the hilt slips O Ui of the hand as if it
we re greased. If a character of evil aJignmenl so
s much as touches the scabbard, he o r she must
save vs. paralyzation, or be frozen to the spot for
2dlO rounds. (A second touch by the same char-
acte r results in death, no saving throw allowed.)
Upon the death of ilS paladin, a geas is placed on
Ihe paladin's companions (or, if the warrior died
alone, its next nonevi l discove rer- if not a pal-
adi n) to return the sword to the Lady of the Lake.
In this case it will permit itself to be carried, and
even to be used in the defense of its retum, by any
lawful good c harac ter (but fu nctions as a holy
avenger +5). If the party does not have a nother
lawful good character, one will have to be found .
In that case, unti l such a person is found, £xcal-
ibur will permit itself to be carried, ifnecessary
even wielded as a broad sworJ +3, by any char-
acter of good alignment.

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 Excalibur III
XP Value: 8,000 GP Value: 80,000
Legends & Lon:
Given to Arthur by the Lady in the Lake in return
for a favor to be named later, Excalibur is the
magical sword that gave Arthur the power to unite
the kingdoms of Britain. Its origins are as misty
as the location of Ava lon, but it is clear that the
weapon was forged by some supernatural being
in order 10 assist wo rt hy kings in defending
Britain. Excalibllr is a sword ojsharpness +5 that
can only be wielded by a lawful good warrior of
18 Strength or greater. Jfstolen, taken by treach-
ery. or lifted in an evi l cause, Excalibur wi ll
break upon contact wilh another weapon. It can
only be me nded by ret urni ng all of the pieces to
the Lady of the Lake, and she will only mend it
for a wort hy king, such as Arthur.
As valuable as Excalibllr itself is the sword 's
scabbard, which prevents blood from flowing from
its "'Carer's wounds. Anyone wearing the scabbard
suffers damage only from bludgeoning, magic, fire,
and other forms of nonculling attacks. The scab-
bard functions onl y for a lawful good wearer.
Farrinae
XPValue: 3,000 G P Va lue: 15,000
PoLYHEDRON Newszine 16
This is II special drago n sl ayer. Farrinae is an
intelligent (Int 15, Ego 10) female sword, chaotic
good by alignment. She is able to communicate
verbally in Common, Dwarf and the languages of
all good dragons. Created to slay evi l dragons,
she is + 1 vs. all opponents, but +3 vs. evil
dragons. Farrinae docs double damage to green
and blue dragons, can detect all dragons in a 150-
foot radius, bestows a +2 bonus to her wielder's
savi ng throw vs. dragon breath, and gives her
wiel der a +4 Charisma bonus wi th respec t to
dragonkind.
Fate's Promise
XP Value: 4,000 G P Value: 20,000
t992 Fantasy Collector Card t34
Shalandain recovered this highly magical and Intel-
ligent sword from Ihe wreckage ofa ncogi mindspi-
s
der. The sword, named Fate Promise, grants a
magic resistance of 50010 in a 5-foot radius, dispels
magic in a 5-foot radius, and grants a bonus of 10
additional points of damage upon chaot ic evil
opponents. In addition, Fale s Promise can cast
strength once a day and heal twice a day.
Ficndba ne
XP Value: 4,000 G P Value: 20,000
Magazine 91
D RAGON
Legend s peaks of a great, multicolored blade
whose origin has been forgotten , but which was
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wielded by the great paladin Nord in his single-
handed destruction of the Citadel of Conjurers. It
is written that he overthrew succubi and glabrezu
"beyond number" with his sword Fiendbulle, and
caused Ihe summoned fiend-l ord N'dulu 10 flee
from this pl ane. Fiendba ll e earned its namc in
this batt le, but its whe reabouts now are not
known. Nord disappeared shortly after the fall of
the citadel, and "not a stone of his keep remained
when the sun rose that morning" (or SO wrote the
sages).
With Fiel1dball e in hand, a war rior is rendered
immune to all enchantment and charm spells cast
by fiends, and gains a +3 bonus on saving throws
vs. other magica l attacks by fien ds (tanar'ri,
baatezu, and yugo loths). The user become s
un usually alert, and can only be surprised on a
I d 12 chance.
Fiendbane glows with a cold, blue tight (equal
to a light spell in effect) whe n brought within 60
fee t of one of the listed fiends above, and emits
no light at any other time. It can cause afiends'
amulet to shatter at a touch (amulet must save vs.
disintegration). The weapon is a sword with a +3
attack and damage bonus normally. rising to +5
when used against fiendkind. Only good-aligned
fighters may use this -.veapen: it falls immediately
from the grasp of anyone else who tries to seize
it. Naturally, thi s sword has earned the utter
haired of all fiend s and can be identified at a
glance by any of them. Anyone using this sword
ga in s the ins tant and permanent wrath of all
fie nds who see him or her, and they will commu-
nicate the sword 's location and ownership to all
their fellows.
Final Word
XPVal ue: 10.000 G PValue: 50.000
Unearthed Arcana
Final Word swords are very rare items--<mly nine
of these blades arc known to ex ist. Each is pat-
terned after the legendary broad sword Fragarach
(which means "final word" in the tongue of the
ancient Oeridians). Each of these weapons is
thought to have a differi ng alignment, but in all
ot her respects each is alike . If a creature of an
al ignment diffe rent from th at o f the sword
attempts to wield it in battle, the weapon has no
bonuses. In the hands of a creature of like align-
ment, the sword becomes a blade +3 that always
strikes last in any round, but which will strike
unerringly and do damage to any opponent that
struck at the wielder earlier in the same round,
regardless of whether the opponent successfully
hit the wielder, up to the wielder's available num-
ber of attacks per round. (Of cou rse, since the
wea pon is a blade +3, oppone nts immune to
weapons ofl ess than +4 value cannot be harmed.)
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Each ofthesc swords has a gem of 10,000 gp
value set in its pommel, and each gcm is different
in type from all the others. Each sv.'Ord also bears
a name ; the nin e appe llati ons are Answerer,
Backllllker, Co nc/llder, Las/quip, Rebuller,
Rep/ier, Re/or/er, Sea/her, and Sf/lle/eher.

fi nder
XPValue: 2,000 G PValue: 10,000
Gatewa), 10 RAVENS BLU FF'"'. ~ Living Cit)'
Finder is the sv.'Qrd used by a 9th-lcvel paladin, a
human male named Tordon Sureblade. who cur-
rently scrves as Lord Chancellor for Ihe City of
Rave ns Bluff. The blade is a long sll'ol"(l +3 wilh
an Inlel1igcncc of 12, and Ego of 4. a lawful good
alignmcnl. It is semi-empalhic. II can delcc l
secret doors within a 5-fool radius.

Fionnghuala's
XPVa lue: 2,700 GPVa lue: 13,500
Monstet" M)'thology
Fionnghuala 's avatar wields a long sword +4 tha t
can heal her once a day.

f ist of Od in
XP Value: 900 G P Value: 4,500
DItAOON Magazine 99
A gia nt slaycr, this sword is + 1 agai nstllll crea- +2, with an additional +2 against all creatures of
tures, +3 against gian ts. chaotic evil alignment. Its blade is treated to be
evcrbright; it cannot mst, tarnish, or be stained or
flamberge harmed by ac id, blood, nam es, or other s ub-
XP Value: 3,600 GI> Value: 18,000 stances.
DUI'I(lEONS & DRAGONS Master ScI Whenever any spell is cast on someone holding
Flambe"'ge. or Floberge (meaning "flame CUller") the drawn blade, there is a 10% chance tha t the
was the sword ofChar1cmagne. In game Icmls, it spell is reflected back on its source. This effect
is Ihe equivalent ofaj1mne lOngue +3. can hap pen regardless of the will of the sword
wielder. All electrical attacks and magic missiles
Flame Blade cast at the sword-wielder are absorbed harmlessly
XPValue: 2,000 GP Value: 9.000 by the sword, and used to recha rge its powers.
PoLVtlEOKON Newsl'.ine 47 In the hands of a chaotic good being, the sword
Thi s sword +1 has a black hilt and a ru by blade blazes constant ly with blue-white flame s while
thaI glow with an inner light akin to filel·jefire. In drawn. The flames give light cqual to aJaeriefire,
battle, the glow calls up flam es that do an addi- but the wielder does not incur the standard com-
tionalld6 points ofdamagc ( ld8to cold-using or bat disadvantages of that spell. The flames cannot
cold-dwelling creatures). The sword also acts as a be quelled except by breaking the blade. They are
ring oj wurm/h. illusory, and cannot heat or ignite anything.
Wheneve r thc flame is drawn by a chaot ic
f lame of the Nort h good being. and any chaotic evil creature comes
XP Value: 1.000 GP Value: 5,000 within 20 feet o f lhe sword, the sword-wielder
~ Ruins ofUndemlOllntain hcars an inner voice, endlessly chanting, "'Strike!
Ifany being of an alignment other tha n chaotic Strike! Stri ke!" This effect occurs rega rdless of
good touches the sword, it seems to spi t blue fire any magical defenses that cloak or confuse the
and the being takes 3d4 points of electrical dam- reading of true ali gnme nt ; the sword infall ibly
age. Arter its init ial contact damage, the sword detects the presence of chaotic evil beings within
docs no morc harm to nonchnotic good beings, its mnge. The sword has no intelligence, ego, or
but in thci r hands it is - 3 on all attack and dam- coercive powers beyond ils verbal imploring.
age rolls.
Fit/me oj/he Nor/h is a steel/It"(/-hllluJed S'f1Ion/

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 Flame Tongue
XP Val ue: 900 GP Value: 4,500
DvNoEON M"m;RGuide
This is a sword + I, +2 vs. regenerating creatures,
+ 3 vs. cold-using,jlammable, or avian crealllres,
+4 vs. undead. It sheds light when its possessor
speaks a comma nd word or phrase. When act i-
\'3ted, Flame Tongue S fire illuminates the area as
brightl y as a torch. The flame from this swo rd
easi ly ignites oil , burns webs, o r sets fire to
paper, parchment, and d ry wood. Cold-using
creatures arc those whose attack mode involves
cold ( ice toads, white dragons, winler wolves,
yeti, and the [ike).
Flames on Command
XPValuc: 1,200 GPValue: 6,000
DUNGEONS & DRAGONS Expen Rules Set
This sword blazes with flames when commanded
by its user. It remains flaming until commanded
to go out. While flaming, it gives a bonus of +2
on attack rolls against trolls, pegasi, hippog rifTs,
and rocs; a +3 bonus agai nst treants and undead
monste rs. Damage from this sword is treated as
fire damage (for example, trolls cannot regene r-
ate damage inflicted by it). It will cast light and
burn as if a torch (when used against a web, for
example)
Flaming
XP Value: 1,200 GP Value: 6,000
Steading of me Hill Giant Chief
Having a chaotic alignment of either good or neu-
tral, an Intelligence of 10, and an Ego of 12, this
sword detects gems, including kind and number;
communicates by empathy.
Flaming n with a flickering blue flame whenever drawn; the
XPValue: 1,000 GPValue: 5,000
Steading or tile Hill Giant Chief
This sword is neutral in alignment with either a
good or lawful bent, and Intelligence and Ego of
6; it also has the powers ofajlame longue sword.
Floating Bl ade of Shin Lu
XP Value: 8,000 GP Value: 40,000
Kana-Tur
lbe famou sjloating blade a/Shin LII is one of a
matched pair of swords, forged on the day of the
tWO half-b rothers' (Shin Lu and Sh in Ginsen)
birth . The second sword is known as the shim-
mering blade a/Shin Ginsen. The weapon is a
sword +3 in the butterfly-tipped Shou style, and
has the fo llowing powers: vorpal blade. IlI ck
blade, casts illusion and chorm 3 times each day.
However, in the presence of the matching blade,
the sword becomes a mere magical blade (with
only its bonuses to attack and damage), unable to
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tap into its greater powers. The blade is currently
on display in the Capital ofShou Lung. The float-
s
ing blade alignment is lawful-good.
Flying Scimitar ofTusmit
XP Value: 8,000 GP Value: 40,000
GREVIIAWK Adventures
Forged in preparation for a possible war against
Ekbir, this enchanted weapon is used only by the
Pasha's most trusted war-ministers. When used in
combat it gains +3 on anack and damage. It can
also be thrown (minimum range: 10 feet, maxi-
mum: 30 feet) . When thrown, the scimi tar spins
like a razor-edged prope ller and strikes as a
sword a/sharpness. [t returns to the th rowe r's
hand the nex t round. Anyone else who attempts to
catch the flying sword must make a saving throw
vs. death magic or lose the member. There is no
effect on the weapon's flight.
Foeba ne
XPValue: 7,000 GPValue: 35,000
The Ruillll of Myth Dranroor
This is the legendary blade borne by Fflar, Cap-
tain of Myth Drannor. It lies somewhere in the
rubble of Myth Drannor's streets, and is active (it
animates and attacks. when touched). One of six
blades crafted by the Archmage Demron, th is
blade is somet imes known as Demron bane, _ s
because a thief used it to kill him.
Foebane is a one-handed ha~·tard sword +4. In
addition to its base damage of ld8+4 (ldI2+4 vs.
L-size or larger creatures), it "burns" the life or
unlife energy of certain targets so as to deal an
additional Id8 points of damage to all undead crea-
tures, all beings not native to the Prime Material
Plane, and all creatures of evil alignment. It glows
light is bright enough to be used to read.
Foebane's +4 bonus a pplies not only to its
damage and attack rolls, but also to any saving
th rows made by anyo ne holding it drawn. It
refl ects back magic cast at it or at its wielder-
each round, roll Id8. If hostile magical item dis-
charges or spell effects are of a level lower than
the roll , they a re renected back 100% at the
source. If higher, they have normal effects. If of
the same number, both sword-wielder and source
a re affected, for half damage or resu lts ( if the
nature of the spell makes this impossible, a "wild
magic" effect occurs instead).
Faehane and any creatures touchi ng it (up to a
maximum of eight) are affected as if by a feather
fall spell, and when grasped and ordered, the
blade can jum p itself and up to three beings
touching it, twice a day.
Once a day, Foeban e can "dr ink" life force ,
when g rasped and o rdered. After this power is
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activated, the nex t successful attack made by the
blade docs do uble normal damage- and these
doubled h i t points are gained by the bl ade-
wielder as healing hit points. The blade-wielder
can't gain extra hit points in Ih is way, and the
blade can 't create zombies, o r drain more h it
points than a target has (if 0 is reachcd, the targe t
dies, and is not made undead).
Foebane can be commanded to gua rd when-
ever its owner is touching it. If the owner ceases
to tou ch it a fter the order is given, the blade
re mains vigilant- and if the next entity to physi.
cally touch the blade is not the owner, the blade
emits a ve ry loud singin g sound as it animates
and auacks that entity, levitating about at M V FI
24 (A), T HACO 6. Consider the blade to have 77
hit points when it is striking by itself. The blade
attacks the entity until it docs 20 points of dam·
age, the entity dies, or its owner reclaims it. This
powe r was typically used to guard against the
theft of the blade from a sleeping owner.
Lastly, the blade was intended for use by wa r-
riors. If wielded by a figh ter, paladin, or ra nger,
all strikes are at I point higher than nonnallevel;
if wielded by any other class of c haracter, they
strike at - I point.
Foefin de r
XP Value: 500 GP Value: 2.500
DRAGON Magazine 99
This sword + / has the ability to detect evil con-
stantly.
Forseti's
XP Value: 10,000 GP Val ue: 70,000
Legends & Lore
When the avatar swings his sword at a being who
has spoke n a lie within the last seve n da ys, it
never misses. Otherwise, the weapon functions as
a S'of,-ord ofsharpness +5.
Forester's Friend
See Dyerwaen, above.
Fragarac h
See The Answerer, above.
Frey's
XP Val ue: 3,000 GPValue: 15,000
Gods, Demigods. & Heroes
s
This sword slays fire g iants as fleimdall Sv.-ord
slays frost giants. Against olher giants, it merely
adds +5 to damage. It has no bonus on attack rolls.
Frey's II
XPValue: 1,000 GPValue : 5,000
Legends & Lore
Any being struck by the avatar's sword must save
vs. spell or lose all desire to fight.
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Frey's Two-Handed
XPValue: 3,000 G PValue: 15,000
DEITIES & DEMtGODS Cyclopedia
Frey's two· handed sword +4 d~ 2dl0 points of
damage each strike on all creatures but giants; it
does 1Od I 0 points to fire giants, and 5d 10 to all
other giants.
Frey's Two-Handed U
XPVai ue: 3,000 G P Value: 15,000
DRAOON Maguil"lC 110
Frey possesses an ice·blue two· handed Sv.-oro +4
that s trikes for 2d I 0 points of damage (w ith
bonuses for Strength and the magical plus of the
weapon added). The sword causes 6d I 0 points o f
damage (plus bonuses) against an y true giant
(gianlkin excluded). Against any fire g iant other
than Surtur himself, any successful blow wi th the
weapon (only if it is being used by Frey) kills out-
right; there is no saving throw. Those not of neu-
tral good alignment are unable 10 grasp the s....,ord,
even if their characters' a lignments are temporar-
ily altered through the use of magic.
Freya's Frost Brand
XPValue: 2,000 GPValuc: 10,000
DRACiON Maga7.ine 110
Though she prefers to use magic and her special
abilities, Freya uses alrost brand +3 in haule if
neccssary. The sword cha rms all mo rta ls within
20 feet (saving throw al -3 applicable if ha ndled
by a mortal). Those of chaOlic good alignment are
the only ones who can evcn touch this sword.
of Friendshi p
XPVa)ue: 3,000 GPValuc: 15,000
Tales of the Lance
During the Dwarfgale Wars, Caramon proposed a
conteslto bring the two quarreling factions o f hill
dwarves and plainsmen together. Carnmon raiscd
a tall wooden post in a sea of mud, placing the
Axe of Brotherhood and the Sword of Friendship
at the top. Whoever climbed Ihe post could claim
these as prizes. There was a catch, of course. Not
only was the post greased, but Caramon had the
contest rigged so that the dwarves and men had to
work together to reach the prizes. The Sword of
Friendship has a +3 bonus on attack and damage
rolls.
Frost Brand
XPValue: 900 GPValuc: 4,500
DuNGIDN MASTEl!; Guide
Thi s is a sword +3frost brand, +6 vs .fire-
USing/dwelling creatures. This sword always pro-
vid es a +3 bonus. T he +6 bo nus takes effect
agains t c realUres that usc fire o r live in fiery
e nvi ronme nts. The weapon does not s hed any
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light, except when the air temperature is below who must also touch the blade. The teleportation
O(DG) F. It does give special benefits against fire, is to another known location within a sphere. but
for its wielder is protected as if wearing a ring of no t from one s ph cre to ano ther (up to four
fire resistance. The frosI brand sword also has a charges).
50% chance of elltinguishing any fire into which Each charge equals one spell, called forth by
its blade is thrust. This power extends to a 10-foot mental command of the wiclder, who is always
radius- inc ludi ng a W{lll offire but ellcluding aware of what the sword can do, at least in rough
fireball, meteor swarm, or flame strikes. physical terms, and how many charges it has
(magical ability is not required to use the sword's
Galanti gem propenies).
XP Value: 400 G P Value: 2.000 Recharginggemswords is known to involve the
Ad\'Cn!ures in Bl.ACKMOOII. casting of the spell s they hold, but the process
Marcovic, the Duke of Bomo, carries a sword + I (and associated spells) remai n secret. Characters
named Ga/anli, but the weapon lacks special will have to research this their own. The OM may
po...,'ers, also wish to devise other gem cut/spell combina-
tions.
Gemsword
XP Va]ue: 4,000 G P Value: 20,000 Genie Slayer
Los! Ships XP Value: 900 G PValuc: 4,500
These very rare, ancien t swords were devised by DRAGON Magazine 179
the earl iest spacefaring elves. Ovcr the ages, the This sword +2 acts as a +4 weapon when used
secret of mak ing and repai ring them has been against any genic. Funher. it inflicts double dam-
lost. Only the Arcane and certain arch mages age (doubling any damage bonus as welt) when
know how to recharge them. used agai nst one o f the following genie types
Gems words are +4 weapons of electric-blue (roll Id4):
metal (a very fine sort of steel), Slim and bejew-
elled, with ornately twisted and curled hilts, they Roll Genie
are beautiful to behold, prized by all spacefarcrs. I Djinni
Gemswords constantly gather light energy from 2 Dao
nearby sources. and, once a da y (a 144-lurn 3 Efrecti
period of time), can be commanded to make a 4 Marid
power stri kes. A power strike requires an attack
roll. Upon hitting, it deals I hull point of damage The s .....'Ord infl icts double damage against the
to a ship, or 3d4 points of damage to an individ- common and noble versions of the particular
ual. (Ifthe attack roll fails, the blade flashes with genies. Othe'r types of genies (inc luding jann.
light , loosing its stored energy harm lessly.) A gen, and tasked genies) are only altacked with a
being struck by the sword must roll a save vs. +4 bonus to attack and damage rolls.
breath weapon or be confused (as the 4th-level
wizard spell) for 12 rounds. Genies ' Bane
Each such sword has several show gems (gem- XP Value: 600 C P Value: 3,000
stones that are onl y decorative, although they DRAGON Magazine 179
may be very valuable), but it may also have one, These swords grant a + I combat bonus to attack
two, or three power stones. These blue-green and damage rolls. It also grants a + 2 against any
gems are able to hold magical energy within genielike creatu res, including gen, common
them. Identifiable by their cut, they can hold the genies, tasked genies, noble genies. and jann.
following spells:
Ca bot hon: Regenerate when grasped and Genies' Ba ne II
ordered, as the 7th-level priest spell, but affecting XP Value G P Value
on ly one creature touching the blade (up to 7 Dao: 700 3,500
charges). Djinn: 700 3,500
Crown cut: Lightning bo/t from the tip of the Efreet: 700 3.500
blade, as the 3rd-level wizard spell, with a ra nge Marid: 700 3.500
of222 feet and dealing 7d6 points of damage (up D RAGON Magazine 179
to 3 charges); These weapons grant a +2 bonus in combat, but
Squ are cut : Te/eport without errQr when provide an additional + 1 to allack and damage
grasped and ordered, affecting the sv,'Ord wielder rolls against one specific genie type (dao, marid,
and up to two other be ings of med ium size or efreet, or djinn). They may affect both common
less, or one large size being plus the wielder. and and noble versions of these types, but thcy affect
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all other genies, even other genies of the same
elemental type, with the weapon's standard attack
and damage bonus.
Genieblight
XP Value: 600 GP Value: 3,000
Land ofFatc
These swords may be of any type. They grant a
+ I combat bonus to attack and damage rolls, and
grant a +2 against any of the geniekind, including
common genies, tas ked genies, noble genies,
jann, and even gens.
Geniescourge
XPValue: 800 GPValue: 4,000
Land of Fate
These weapons grant a +2 bonus in combat, but
provide a +) to attack and damage rolls against
specific geniekind (dao, marid, efreeti or djinni).
They may affect both common and noble ver-
sions, but affect all other genies, and even other
genies of the same elemental type, as simply +2.
Giant Slayer
XP Value: 900 GP Value: 4,500
DUNGEONMASTER Guide
This provides a +) bonus vs. any giant, giant kin,
etlin, ogre mage, or titan. Against any of the true
giants (hill, stone, fros t, fire, cloud, storm) the
S\\-urd causes double damage (2d 12+3).
In Kars-Tur: This sword affects all new giants
introduced in this set and in the AL-QAOIM -
MONSTROUS COMPENDlUM* Appendix, gaining an
additional +2 attack bonus against them.
of Giant Slaying
XP Value: 900 GP Value: 4,500
Steading of me Hill Giant Chief
This ne utral good sword is unique, with Intelli-
gence of 14 and an Ego of8 . The sword speaks
Hill, Stone, and Frost Giant in addition to Com-
mon. It detects enemies, but the sword has no other
powers. It has a +2 damage bonus, +4 vs. giants.
of the Giants
XPValue: 10,000 GPValue: 50,000
L<:g"",lI; & Lor"
When Beowulf followed Grendel's mother into
her watery lair, he found his own sword wo uld
not injure her. Fortunately, the glowing sword of
the giants happened 10 be hanging on Ihe wall
where he could seize it. This sword accomplished
what his own could not, and he slew the fierce
ogress. It is not known what laler became of the
sword. The sword of the giants is a vorpoJ sword
+ 5 that glows with a constant golden light. In
addition, it acts as a ring offree action and allows
its possessor to breathe water.
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Githyanki Silver
XPValue GPValue
Knight: 2,000 10,000
Leader: 12,000 60,000
Outer Planes Me Appendix
Githyanki knights of 7th level and above always
carry a silver sword- a two-handed sword +3
that, ifused astrally, has a 5% chance per hit of
cutting an opponent's silver cord, but mind barred
individuals are immune.
A supreme leader of a lair will carry a special
si!ver swo,.d +5, with all the abilities ofa vorpal
weapon that also affects mind barred individuals.
Githyanki never willingly allow a silver sword
to fall into the hands of a nongithyanki. If a spe-
cial silver sword should fall into someone's
hands, very powerful ra iding parti es will be
formed to recover the sword. Failure to recover
one of these highly prized weapons surely means
instant death to all the githyanki involved at the
hands of their merciless lich-queen.
Glorius
XP Value: 5,000 GPValue: 25,000
DUNGEONS & D RAGONS Master Set
GJorius, the sword used by the hero Oliver, broke
nine swords made by the famed smiths Ansias,
Galas, and Munifican. It is a sword of sharpness
+4. Every time the user strikes an opponent,
rolling exactly what is needed to strike, the user's
weapon must roll a saving throw vs. crushing
blow or be snapped. (Magical weapons gain a
savi ng throw bonus equa l to the ir magical
enchantment.)
Goblinvolent
XPValue: 400 GPValue: 2,000
The Knight of Newts
The bonuses of this magical sword apply to both
attack and damage rolls. The sword causes Id8+1
points of damage to all targets, except for gob-
lins, in which case damage is Jd8+2 points.
of the Golden Gulf
XP Value: )00 GP Value: 1,500
Landof Fate
This magical cutlass is a favorite weapon of cor-
sairs and other sea travelers. In addition to pro-
viding a combat bonus, the sword al lows the
wielder to surv ive underwater as if under the
effects of a water breathing spell as long as the
cutlass is in hand.
Golembane
XP Value: 4()() GP Value: 2,000
Mordenkainen's Fantastic Adventure
Against a golem, this weapon gains a +3 auack
bonus and inflicts 3dlO points of damage per
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strike, plus any other bonuses applicable. It is
otherwise a normal long sword + I.
Gram
XP Value: 1,500 G PValue: 7,000
DUNGEONS & DRAGONS Master Set
Gram (German for grief) was anothe r famous
sword of Siegfried. This weapon is the equivalent
to a sword of nine lives stealing +3.
Grankhul's
XP Value: 2,000 GP Value: 10,000
Monster Mythology
Grankhul 's avatar wields a long sword +3 that
strikes its victim dumb for Id4+2 rounds unless a
saving throw vs. spell is made.
Graz'zt's
XPValue: 3,500 GPValue: 17,500
MonSler Manual II
Graz'zt no rmally employs a huge, wavy-bladed
sword (equal to a bastard sword) that drips acid
on command. The acid inflicts an addit ional
Id4+4 points of damage. Those who own nonliv-
ing materials must make a saving throw vs. acid
if Graz'zt strikes with a natural 20 on his attack
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Greenswathe
XP Value: 4,000 GP Value: 20,000
Howl From the North
Greens'>l"Othe is a strange-looking weapon, arcane
and almost alien. It appears to be made of gold,
but it is as hard as adamanti te. Peculiar
arabesques and signs are etched into the blade
and decorate the handle. It has a single emerald
set into the pommel.
Greenswathe is a neutrally aligned weapon
designed for a druid. In the hands of anyone else,
it is simply a scimitar + 1. In the hands of a druid,
it is a +3 weapon that also confers bonuses of - I
10 Ihe character's AC and + I to all saving throws.
A druid who possesses Greenswathe is allowed to
cast one additional spell per day in each level he
is capable of casting, with the proviso that the
extra spell comes from the plant or animal sphere.
Greenswathe has no special purpose , but it
does have a special attack form usable once a
day- the armor- piercing strike. On command,
Green swathe simply sweeps in an arc through
armor as if it did nOI exist. A target is treated as
having no armor, though any magical bonuses are
still counted. For example, striking at a target in
plate mail +3 that would normally have an AC of
0, Greenswathe attacks as if striking at a target
with AC 7 (AC 10, - 3 for the magical bonus). In
addition, if the strike is successful, Greenswathe
inflicts Id3 times the usual damage- between
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Sword Guardian Blader
4- 11 and 12- 33 points of damage to a small or
human size target.
A druid picking up Greenswathe instantly has
the feeling that this weapon has fu rther latent
powers that are currently unknown.
Gregory's Holy Avenger
XP Value: 4,000 GP Value: 20,000
1993 Collector Card 35 7
The holy avenger long sword +5 in Gregory's
possession is known as Thrivaenstel, which
means Truth's Right Arm in an ancient tongue. As
with all holy avengers, in a paladin's hands Thri-
vaenstel generates 50% magic resistance in a 5-
foot radius, dispels magic within the same radius
at a level equal to the paladin's, and allows the
paladin to inflict 10 extra points of damage per
successful strike against chaotic evil opponents.
Tn any other person's hands, ThrivaenSfel merely
functions as a long sword +2.
G rinthane
XPValue: 3,600 GPValue: 18,000
PoLYHEDRON Newn ine 76
This is a sword +5 defender, with a finely carved
jade pommel. The elvish runes along the blade
say, Go for the Green Heart, hinting at its special
purpose to slay green dragons. In the hands of an
elf, the blade is +5 on attack rolls and confers a
+5 bonus to Armor Class. It grants its wielder a
+ 5 saving th row bonus against green dragon
breath. Its other abilities are: detect green dragons
in a I-mile radius, detect prec ious metals in a
120-foot radius and detect gems in a 120-foot
radius. It speaks Elf, Common , and Green
Dragon.
In the hands of all other creatures, it functions
as a normal sword. Grinthane enjoys verbatly
abusing its victims, especially if those victims are
green dragons. Immediately on sighting a green
dragon, the sword begins yelling insults in Green
Dragon.
Guardian Blade
XP Value: 1,600 GP Value: 8,000
The Assassin's Knot
The chief fu nction of a guardian blade is to lie
with a sleeping character and warn of approach-
ing danger. It can detect enemies like a wand of
enemy detection within a 20-foot sphere. Upon
detecting an enemy, the guardian flashes a single
burst of light, telepathically alerts its owner, and
goes out. This power can be used once a day, and
operates continuously fo r a period of up to six
hours. It may be used while the character is
awake and moving, but once used, it cannot func-
tion again for 24 hours.
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Hachiman's
XPValue: 10,000 G PValue: 50,000
Legends & Lore
Hachiman's avatar wields a sword of sharpness
+5.
Hades's
XP Value: 5,000 GP Value: 25,000
Legends & Lore
Opponents of 1·lades's avatar must save vs. death
magic or die when they are struck by his swurd.
Harmonizer
XP Value: 3,000 GPValue: 15,000
Howl From the North
Harmonizer is a sword espec ially made fo r
thieves. Ac ross its shiny sur face are etched
images of a wizard performing a ritual over five
swords can be clearly seen. The wizard is wcaring
a white robe, and behind the wizard, a swirling
mass of wind and earth coils eerily.
In the hands of a thief, the sword is a neutrally
aligned defemler {\I'o-handed sword +5, but in
any other hands, the sword is me rely a two-
handed sword + /. Its size and composition make
the weapon look heavy and bulky, but it weighs
the same as a standard dagger, making it a perfect
weapon for weaker thief characters.
When this sword is first re tTleved, it scans the
immediate area, determin ing who is a foc ~lIld
who is a fr iend of the thief who possesses the
wea pon. O nce this has bee n determined, the
sword waits unti l the frie nds are alone. At this
moment, Harmonizer brin gs in to being exact
replicas of the characters. The newly arri ved
clones begin fighting the characters with the pre-
cision and skill of the chamcters. They also pos-
sess identical weapo ns and magical items.
Harmonizer does this in order to detennine the
wurth of its new wielder.
When battling another thief, a thief PC realizes
one more bad side effect of the sword. It gives the
PC the same thieving and figh ting abilities as the
opponent in order to even the battle. If the oppos-
ing thief is lesser in level, Harmonizer increases
the opposing thief's ability to match that of the
PC. If the thief puts the sword down to battle at
an advantage, the tactic works, but the thief and
his companions must again fight their du plicates
when the thief picks up the sword again.
Harpo's Orcslayer
XPValue: 900 G P Value: 4,500
1992 Fantasy Collector Card 77
This magical blade belongs to Barpo Bogglinn.
He loves thi s sword, the chi e f weapon in his
unceasing war against orcs. When within 50 feet
of an orc or orog, the sword begins to quiver,
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almost as if in eager anticipation of slaying one of
the creatures. Against orckind in battle, the blade
confers a +4 combat bonus, and any successful
hi ts ca use double damage to orcs and orogs.
Harpo uses the weapon to kill the 1,00 I orcs nec-
essary to re turn home an d reconcile with his
father. Against all others, Orcslayer functions as
a magical s",'Ord +1.
Hawksblade
XP Value: 8,000 GP Value: 40,000
1992 Fantasy Collector Card 23
This senti ent weapon, wielded by Audrianna
Adayr, is aflaming long sword of dancing +4. It
can ignite on command, the flame s causing an
additional ld6 points of damage to cold-based or
undead creatures. In addition, it will perform
exactl y as a sword of dancing, going from a +1
weapon to a +4 weapon over four rounds, and
attacki ng o n its own every other four round
period. Hawksblade can also delect evil in a 10-
foot radi us, cast cure light M-'Ounds three times a
day, and cast cure critical wounds once a day.
Heart of Stone
XP Value: 5,000 GP Value: 25,000
DRMlO~ Magazine: 188
Also known as Corgon's Breath, lhis short sword
has an intricate silver blade with runes that spell
Heart on one face and Stone on the other. 130th
the scabbard and the rather spanan pommel are
made of black adamantitc.
This is a sword +3, though it cannot damage
creatures from the Elemen tal Plane of Eart h.
Such elementals do not nonnal1y hann the bearer,
however, unless provoked. On a natural 20, the
target must save vs. petrification or be turned to
stone; the bearer saves vs. petrification at + 1. The
wielder may cast the following spells once a day:
meld into stone (doublc weight capacity), pass-
wall , and SlOne tell. In addi tio n, any of these
spe ll s may be cast once eac h a week: contact
other plane (Elemental Plane of Earth only),
slOne /0 flesh, and slOneskin. All spells are cast at
the 12th level.
Heartseeker
XPValue: 4,400 G P Value: 22,000
DRMlON Magazine 99
fleartseeker is a sword of dancing.
Heimdall 's
XPValue: 3,000 GPValue: 15,000
Legends & Lore
Hcimdall's avatar carries a yorpal sword +3/+5
YS. frost giants.
, S"'OTd, Hombladc,
Hel's
XP Value: 2,000 G P Value: 10,000
Legends & Lore
Any being hit by the avatar's sword must save vs.
death magic or contract a disease that causes 5
points of damage each round until cured.
" 0 Masubi's
XP Value: 4,000 G P Value: 20,000
Legends & Lore
The avatar's sword is made of fire and does 10
extra points of fire damage when it hilS (but gets
no Strength bonus). Struck target's armor must
save VS, magical fire or be destroyed.
Hofud
XP Value: 10,000 G P Value: 50,000
Gods, Demigods, & Heroes
This sword combines two abilities when wielded
by the avatar of the bright god Heimdall.
• It slays frost giants with but a single hit.
• [t has vorpal blade ability with the absence of
the anlimagic circle.
Holy
XP Valu e: 5,000 GP Va lue: 25,000
Greyhawk
As a holy sword +5, this weapon will display its
true .....l)rth only in the hands of a paladin. Wielded
by a paladin, it negates all spells (including
wands and staves) in a radius of 10 feet , thus
making the paladin virtually magic-proof.
Holy Avenger
XP Va lue: 4,000 GP Va lue: 20,000
DUNGEON MJl.SfER Guide
In the hands of any character other than a paladin,
this holy sword will perform only as a sword +2.
In the hands of a paladin, however, it creates a
magic resistance of 50% in a 5-foot radius, d is-
pels magic in a 5-foot radius at the level of magic
°
use equal to the experience level of the paladin,
and inflicts + I points of bonus damage upon
chaotic evil opponents.
Holy Revenger
XPValue: 3,500 G PValue: 15,000
IMAG!NE Magazine 14
This sword was made for a halfling assassin who
disguised himself as a paladin for so long, he
came to believe it. The blade altcrnates between
being a holy avenger and a dagger of venom. In
either guise, it causes I d4+ I points or damage.
As a holy avellger, it does +5 damage in the
hands of a paladin, has all the other holy avellger
abilities, and can detect invisi ble objects, cast a
protection from evil once a day, detect traps, and
summon a ki-rin for one turn once every two
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weeks. Against an assassin, it does extra dam-
age-the assassin's level x 2 points of damage.
When this weapon is a dagger of venom , it
poisons any victim on a natural roll of 20. Even if
the saving throw vs. poison (at a -I penalty) is
successful, the victim is in such pain that all sub-
sequent attacks are made at a -4 penalty for the
next ful1lurn. A paladin's normal saving throw
bonus becomes a -4 penalty against the venom of
this weapon. The venom never needs to be
rcnewed. The blade can detect good, cast protec-
lion from good once a day, and summon a dao or
efrcet for one turn every two weeks. The user of
the blade must concentrate upon controlling the
summoned monster, lest it turn upon him or her.
The nature of the blade varies in an unpre-
dictable fashion , but it never spends more than
three weeks in one form. It has an Intelligence of
17 and an Ego of 19. It attempts to slay all who
are not assassins or paladins.
of Honor
XPVa lue: 1,200 G PValue: 12,000
War Captain 's Companion
This is an extremely rare short sword awarded
only to the bravest of commanders in the Wa navy
and army. It grants the bearer a +4 to all saves
against mind-altering and mind-controlling spells
and influences both magical and natural. For
example, the bearer gains the bonus to saves with
respect to the confusion attack of an umber hulk,
,he mind altering effects of alcohol, the effects of
a hypnosis spell , and so on. It does not affect
psionic attacks, though it is itsel r immune to
psionic effects. The wakjzashi of honor has a
12,000 gp value on the open market. In Wa, the
sale of these weapons is illegal, and punishable
by death. All swords of hOllor have names.
Hornblade
XPVa lue 1,000 G PValue: 5,000
DUNGEON MASTER Guide
This is a magical weapon with a sicklelike
bla de resembling some sort of animal horn.
Horllbiades range in size from that of a knife to
somewhat less than the length of a short sword.
Even a close inspection is 90% unlikely to
reveal it as anything other than a piece of horn,
~ to I ~ feet in length, set in some sort of han-
d le or grip. Ifmagic is detected, a hornblode
radiates faintly of enchantment magic. How-
ever, if the propcr pressure is applied in the cor-
rect spot, a curved blade of great strength and
sharpness springs out.
The small versions (knife and dagger size) are
usually enchanted to + I or +2, and the largest
version (scimitar size) commonly has a bonus of
+2 or +3. Smaller hornblades can be thrown, and
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the bonus applies to both attack and damage rolls.
Any character class permitted to use sickle
weapons can use a hornblade. The possessor can
usc it with proficiency, providing he or she has
proficiency with the appropriately sized weapon
(knife, dagger, or scimitar).
of Horus
XP Value: 18,600 G P Value: 93,000
legends & Lore
Horus's avatar wields a sword of Horus in com-
bat. This magical weapon acts as a sword +5.
holy avenger, but also has the special abilities of
a luck blade, defender, and vorpal sword.
Ice Claw
XP Value: 2,600 G P Value: 13,000
DR AGON Magazine 188
This sword was forged by the dwarves of Citadel
Adbar centuries ago to stem the onslaught of
dragons in the Ice Mounta ins. Their high king
maintained the weapon in his personal armory
and bestowed it on a select group of champions
for specific quests ; it had no exclusive wielder
and was only seldom used. Dwarven tradition
holds that Ice Claw has slain at least one dragon
and three fiends during its colorful history, as
well as many lesser foes.
One hero failed in his appointed task and lost
Ice Claw to treachery; he shaved his beard in
shame, then left in exile to recover the blade. He
died without success I 16 winters ago.
The sword remained lost for the better part of
four decades before it eventually found its way
into the hands of one Captain Farzahd of an
obscure mercenary company. When he later tried
to force himself on an e lf maiden named
Ulshanya, she slew him with sorcery and took the
sword for herself. She is still an active adventurer
and travels across the Realms with the weapon.
Ice Claw is a unique short sword with a pol-
ished off-white blade that is cool to the touch.
The pommel is silver, twined with black adaman-
tite thread and set with a large diamo nd (worth
5,000 gp). It is oflawful neutral alignment (Intel-
ligence 17, Ego 20), communicates by speech (in
Common or Dwarf) or telepathy, and can read
mundane and magical writing when touched to
the script.
This sword acts as afrost brand +3 with a spe-
cial purpose to defeat dragons of any alignment.
The wielder gains a +2 to all saving th rows and
takes - I point per die of damage sustained in
combat against dragons (to a minimum of I point
per die). Ice Claw's bearer is also immune to the
aura offear surrounding some dragons.
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I1bratha, Mistress of Battle
XP Valuc: 1,500 GPValue: 7,500
DRAGON Magazine 74
Ilbratha is a bronze sword with a row of six
matched bloodstones SC I into the fuller orthe
blade along one side only. Each bloodstone is
worth 70 gold pieces; as an undamaged set of
stones, they m ight bring 500 to 600 gp if sold
shrewdly. IIbratha does not glow and bears no
inscriptions. It is + 1 on attack and damage rolls,
and, when grasped by a fighter of any alignment,
its powers are conununicated telepathically to the
holder. This is a feature of its magical manufac-
ture--it is not sentient.
IIbratha gains its name from its powers, which
are very useful in combat. When held (bare flesh
on the handgrip) and mentally ordered, IIbratha
can jump (as the spe ll ; one leap only) with its
bearer three times a day, blink itself and its bearer
once a day, and create a mirror image of itself and
its bearer once a day. It also rings like struck
chimes or tubular bclls when it touches magic;
this includes spell effects from devices and physi-
cal contact with enchanted items, but not physical
elTects (such as a stinking cloud or gust of wind)
caused by spell casting. This power is a warning
only, and is in not a protection against magic.
Ilbratha was created by unknown hands at the
behest of Azoun 1, long-dead king of Connyr. He
bore it once into battle, at Ithmong in his war
with Tethyr, and then lost it in a storm that
wrecked his ship on the rocks of The Neck. The
sword was found by the rishers ofTeziir and sold
to a rich merchant, Sevan of Amnwater. He took
it west on a caravan along the Trader's Road and
the river Chionthar to Scomubel, where he sold it
to Phelas Urm, a merchant of Thentia. Phelas
brought it overland through Connyr, where it was
recognized in Arabel. Agents of King Azoun I
attempted to recover it, and slew Phelas, but in
the confusion the blade was either lost or stolen
by one of the agents.
Alilrace of it was lost until , 200 winters later,
the sage Thallastam of Procampur was offered
the bladc for 1,500 gold pieces by a peddler from
a nearby town who seemed ignorant of its true
nature. Thatlastam brought the blade to Elminster
in Shadowdale, the only loremaster with an inter-
est in swords whom he trusted.
Elminster identified the blade from the writ-
ings of Azoun I (the old king's great-grandson
had just come to the throne), and Thallastam bore
it back toward Procampur by way ofTilver's Gap
and Essembra. But he was never seen again, and
did not reach Procampur. His ruined diary, staff,
and a skeleton wcre fou nd some years later when
the Pool ofYeven in Battledale was dragged, but
the sword was never found. Elminster belicves it
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is in the hands of brigands, or perhaps mercenar-
ies, who have not drawn the blade since, at least
not in battle near the Dales.
llncval's Broad Sword
XP Value: 2,200 GP Value: 11 ,000
Monster Mythology
His dreadful broad sword +3 c auses bleeding
l'.'Ounds (lose Id4 points per round until a cure seri-
QUS wounds or a higher-level healing spell is cast).
I1yana
XP Value: 3,500 GP Val ue: 17,500
Dark of the Moon
Gregor is a barrel-chested man with powerful
limbs and an arrogant, commanding manner. He
has a thick beard and a heavy brow, and his eyes
burn like coals when he is angr y. Gregor is a
shape-changing werewolf, or loup du nair, and is
lord of the domain o f Vorostokov. As a human,
Gregor wields a bastard sword +3 named Ilyana
(rcaver) two-handed. lIyana has the power to heal
its wielder once a day.
Indra 's Flaming
XP Value: 8,000 G P Value: 40,000
Legends & Lore
Indra's avatar carries aJlaming sword +5 that is can
be used to ignite objects just as Flame Tonglle can.
of Insanity
XP Value: 700 GPYalue: 3,500
DRAGON Magazine 91
These swords function as + 1 weapons, they are
never Intelligent. On any modified attack roll of
20 or better, the sword generates an energy field
around the blade that causes any nonpsionic crea-
ture struck to suffer an effect similar to that
caused by a psionic blast attack, producing tem-
porary confusion or insanity. Nonpsionic beings
struck are affected as recorded in The Complele
Psionics Handbook, the being's combined Wis-
dom and Intelligence scores determining the
weapon's effects. Note that insane beings, those
with more than 6 Hit Di ce, and those who are
immune to psionic attacks cannot he affected.
Ira psionic character is struck with Ihis sword
an d a score of 20 or greater is achieved on the
aaack roll, the being suffers a pSionic blast attack
of 100 PSPs. The sword cannot be psionically
attacked in retum.
of Intercession
XPValue: 1,000 G PValue: 5,000
DRAGON Magazine 91
This magical weapon is a holy (or unholy) sword
that always has an alignment and a patron deity. A
character of any different alignment may wield a
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sword 0/ Intercession, but it functions then as a
normal , nonmagical weapon. A character of the
same alignment as the sword may wield it as a +2
weapon. A character who worships the sword 's
patron deity may wield it as a sword +4, and in
addition gains a 5% magic resistance and a +2
bonus on all saving throws so long as the sword is
held or carried. Such a character is also able to
commune wi th his or her deity once a week, ask-
ing one yes or no question at that time. The sword
does not work for those who have only converted
to their new alignment or religion within the last
year.
Ironfang
XP Value: 6,000 GP Value: )0,000
Children of the Night
Jacqueline's favored weapon is lroll/ang, her vor-
pal sword. lron/ang was fashioned ages past from
meteoric iron by the drow of Arak, from whom
she stole it long ago. She is able to use this
weapon even when ....'Caring the head of a wizard
or other character class which might normally he
unable to employ such a sword. This weapon
functions in all ways as described in the DMG.
Jacqueline has made it a practice to "harvest"
new heads only with this blade.
Jaysen 's Magebanc
XP Value: 500 GP Value: 2,500
1992 Fantasy Collector Card 79
s
Jaysell Magebane is a magical long sword that
provides a + 1 bonus in combat, and (despite its
name) a + 2 bonus vs. all users of magic. How-
ever, the sword also acts as a magicallighlning
rod, and all area-of-elTect spells that encompass
Jaysen concentrate on him. Savi ng throws suc-
cessfully made by all other individuals reduce the
damage to one quarter, while failure results in
half damage. laysen must successfully save to
take full damage-a failed save means laysen
suffered + 150% damage.
Joyeuse
XP Va lue: 1,200 GP Value: 6,000
D UNGEONS & Master Set
D RAGONS
Joyeuse ( French for joyous) is the great sword
that Charlemagne wielded. It took the smith Gal-
las three years to forge this powerful weapon. It is
a bastard sword +4 with the ability to cast a per-
manent version of Cllrse (the reverse of bless).
When an opponent is struek by this sword, a suc-
cessful saving throw vs. spell (at - 4) must be
made or the victim suffers a permanent - I to all
attack rolls and saving throws. To remove a single
- I penalty, the wielder must be subjected to a
remove curse spe lL A remove curse is required
for each - I curse inflicted by this sword.
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Justicer
XP Value: 800 G P Value: 4,000
Adveotures io Blackmoor
Owned by the baron of Bramwald, Bram Tagus,
Justicer is a sword +2 wi t h no extraordinary
powers.
Kabal
XP Value: 5,000 G P Value: 25,000
Fate of [sluS
Cymbelline's long sword is highly magical, a
flame tongue +3 whose light is blinding white.
The sword's name, Kabal , is a word from an
archaic (and mostly forgotten) dialect of the Bak-
lunish tongue. The word means fate, but with a
special twist: when someone "meets his or her
fate" in a contest of anns, that is kabal. Kabal is a
unique weapon, created by Fate herself-sentient,
strictly neutral in alignment, with an Intelligence
of 20 and an Ego of 30.
The sword has the following powers: read lan-
guages, read magic, know alignment (once a
day), energy drain (three times a day) , dete ct
magic (once a turn), detect invisibility (once a
tum), charm person (three limes a day), telepathy
(once per turn), suggestion (twice a day), and
slow (twice a day with a - 3 penalty to saving
throws). All these powers are similar to spells of
the same name, and operate ~I the 19l" level.
Kabal has a special purpose- to aid Istus in
her test of the c haracter classes. The weapon
communicates telepathically. It will let no one but
its current owner touch the sword. If a wizard
casts delect magic on the weapon , the caster
receives a fleeting imp ression of frightening
power; then the connection is broken. If anyone
else touches the hilt of the sword while its current
owner is alive, the weapon delivers 3dl2 points of
electrical damage.
Kaldair SWiftfoot's
XPValue: 5,000 GP Value: 25,000
Monster Mythology
Kaldair carries a dancing short sword that para-
lyzes even creatures no rmall y immune to para-
lyzation (a nonnal save at -4 negates).
Kali's
XP Value: 10,000 GP Value: 50,000
Legends & Lore
s
Anyone hit by Kali s word mus t also save vs.
death magic or be killed.
Karali 's Silver
XPValue: 3,000 G PValue: 15,000
1992 Fantasy Collector Card 242
Karali's magical short sword is a typical magical
weapon +3 in most respects. However, when it is
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wielded unde r the light of a gibbous or larger size
moon, it drains I energy level from any victim it
successfully hits. Each time that the sword drains
an energy level, Karali's life force is also altered
slightly, taking him ever closer to the final, true
form of a darkling.
ofKas
XP Value: 13,000 GP Value: 65,000
Eldritch Wizardry
Another item connected with the legend of the
lich Vecna is the sword of Kos, his onetime body-
guard . This sword is said to have a thi n, gray
blade of some metallic substance. Its powers are
only dimly hinted at by legend, but Kas was said
to be the mightiest swordsman of his age.
The sword has +3 bonus, +5 vs. undead and
fiends, and an Intelligence of 18 and Ego of 18. It
is an evil weapon, and if possible, it will control
a ny fighter who picks it up and turn him evil.
Additionally, it has the following abilities/penal-
ties:
Water breathing
User may become ethereal twice a day.
Cause serious wound of double effect twice a
day.
As long as the user carries the artifact, the
character acts as a magic drainer. No magic
di rected fit the ll~er ha~ any effect, and the user
can use no magic. Any magic that touches any
part of the user's body permanently loses its
magical ability.
User may restore one lost level (as a restora-
tion spell) once per week (perhaps one drained
from a nearby friendly PC).
ofKas U
XPValue: - GPVaiue: -
Book of Artifacts
While this sword has a 6-foot blade and a 2-foot
hilt, it can be easily wielded in both hands by any
warrior. The blade is rippled, with a vein of gold
running down the center. The hilt is wrapped in
red leather flecked with gold. The narrow quil-
Ions are of unicorn horn and capped with small,
black pearls; the basket surrounding the hilt is
fonned in the image of a leering, bearded face.
The history of Kas the Bloody Handed is irrev-
ocably linked to Lord Vecna, for his sword was
created by Vecna's own ski lls. Kas was Vecna's
lieutenant, warlord, and assassin, and the sword
was his symbol of authority.
The sword is as evil as its maker, and it whis-
pered dreams of treachery to Kas un til finally,
blade in hand, he confronted his dread master.
The battle between the two of them was titanic,
and both are said to have died in the end. All that
remained behind were the sword of Kas and the
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hand and eye ofVecna. time the blade is thrust into a fire source, there is
Although Ihe sword is Ihoroughl y evil, PCs a 500;" chance of extinguishing it. Kirren's blade
may be allowed to use ii , but only for a short can also cast ice storm as an 8th-level wizard
period of time. Any appea ra nce of the sword of once a week. When used against all other crea-
Kas should be matched by the introduction of the tures, frostbrand is a +3 magical weapon.
hand and eye ofVecna as well, since the sword
exists to deslroy Vecna. Use of the artifact should Kullervo's
be built around that story. XPValue: 7,000 GPValuc: 35,000
The sword may be discovered by the adventur- Gods, Demigods, & Heroes
ers as a prelude to a campaign involving the hand Kuflervo :r sword provides a +3 on attacks and
and eye , as the owner of the sword becomes whe n it strikes it slays any figh ter (save vs. spell
obsessed with fin din g Vecna's artifacts. Thi s applicable) . The s word commun icates with
leads the party into the OM's planned adve nture Kullervo by talking.
for the hand and eye.
The sword is a lso the bane o f t he Cult of
Vecna, since the death ofVecna's followers indi-
rectly fulfill s the sword's goals. Thus, the sword
could lead the characters into a connict with the
cult ofVecna (which in tum leads to the hand and
",).
The sword ofKas is intelligent (Int 19, Ego 20)
and communicates telepathically, revea ling only
two random powers when first touched.
Co nst a nt Powers: T he sword acts as a
defender +6 (double damage to planar beings),
grants foresight, and defiles holy water within 30
''.Invoked Powers: Upon command, the sword
can shield (3/day) or bestow f ire giant Strength
(+4 to hi!, + 10 damage, I tum duration, 3/day).
Random Powers: The sword gran ts three abil-
ities from Table 1- 14: Immunity and two abili-
ties from Table 1- 15: Major Powers.
C urses: First, the sword innicts 2d20 damage
the first time it's louched. Second, all powers fail
when ii 's brought within 60 feel of Vecna or his
artifaclS-a faci of which the sword is not aware.
Third, the wielder risks artifact domination; the
sword 's goal is to destroy Vecna and his artifacts.
Finally. it must be quenched in blood once a day
and tries to force its owner to do so. If successful . Kura, The Darkness
the characte r is compelled to kill (even anot her XP Value! 5,000 GP Value: 35,000
member of the party). POLYHEI)RQN Newszine 82
Suggested Means of Destruction : This un ique onyx shard can be worn around the
The death ofVecna, now a demigod. neck o n a chain or at the belt as a netsuke. II is
The sword is hammered into a plowshare wi th smooth and curves slightly, looking almost like a
the cudgel oj St. Cuthbert. miniature katana. If none of the shard's special
All memory of Kas must be wiped from Oerth. powers are being used, the onyx radiates an aura
of abjuration mag ic. The magic de tected is the
Kirren 's Frostbrand spell that locks Kura, an intelligent being from
XP Value: 2,000 GP Value: 10,000 the Negative Material Plane, into the stone. Kura
1992 Fantasy Collector Card 244 was tricked into the stone centuries ago by a
Kirren found Ihis magical sword wedged in the ninjalwu j en. Kura has two goals- to free itself
skeleton of a red dragon. It provides a +6 bonus and to assist anyone who makes use of the power
to attack rolls against fi re-using or dwelling crea- of darkness.
tures while prov iding protection to the wie lder as Kura has an affinity with ninja and will badger
a ring offire resistance . The blade does not glow any wearer into becoming a ninja. The stone will
unless the te mperature is below 0(00) F. A ny- not willingly serve nonrogues. Kura is by nature

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temperamental and devious. Over the centuries
that Ku ra has spent trapped in the shard (most of
the time serving ninja) the creature has developed
a strong distrust of humans.
Kura is chaotic neutral and is treated as a ~"eapon
with an Intelligence of 14, an Ego of 10, and a per-
sonality of24. Kura speaks to its wielder by telepa-
thy and has the following abilities, functioning as if
cast by an 8th-level wu jen and usable once a day:
detect invisibility, darkness 15' radius, andjIy. In
addition, it can generate a blade of Negatiw Plane
energy in the shape of any medium or small melee
weapon. The blade is pitch black, effectively invis-
ible in the dark, and has a +3 bonus to attack and
damage rol1s on all targets except undead. When
used against undead, the item suffers a - I penalty
on attack and damage rolls.
Kusunogi no Tsurugi
(Grass Quelling)
XP Value: 500 GP Value: 2,500
DRAGON Magazint 40
Roll randomly for alignment. No Intelligence or
Ego, and with an ordinary bonus, this is the best
quality katana for a samurai. When the sword is
drawn, it automatically casts a continua/light and
all norma l fires within a 10-foot radius go out.
Magical fires are treated as though a dispel magic
spell were cast by a 12lh-Ievel wizard. When the
sword is drawn, the user is immune to all forms
of flame damage. In addition, the sword does
double damage to all vegetation or plant creatures
and allows the user to cut through thick brush and
tall grass with great ease or chop down trees as if
it were a lumber axe. However, the sword was
created from a dragon. No one (including the car-
rier) within a 50-foot radius of the sword can do
any damage to dragons, and the sword itselfnever
does damage to dragons.
Lafarallinn 's
XP Value: 6,800 GP Va lue: 34,000
Tome of Magic
Lafarallinn's avatar wields a long sword +3 with
the property of wounding.
Lancelin 's
XPValue: 700 GP Value: 3,500
The Shady Dragon Inn
Lancelin Openhand wields a broad sword +11+3
vs. enchanted creatures.
Laprov
XP Value: 15,000 G P Value: 75,000
The Land Beyond the Magic Mi rror
This short sword is a vorpal blade. It has an Intel-
ligence and an Ego of 14. Its abilities are detect
magic, detect invisible object, and locate object.
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It speaks eight languages, it is lawful neutral in
alignment, and it desires to return to its master, T.
Deeous, as soon as possible. T hi s sword was
taken by a roc, held by a jub-jub bird for a time,
and then stolen by a bandersnatch. Ifit can gain
control of its current owner, it will do so, then
begin shouting "Snickersnack! Snickersnack! I'll
cut your heads ofT if you don't take me back!" If
the party attempts to retain this weapon, the DM
must remember that it will neve r, under any cir-
cumstances, be a willing servant. It will always
seek to destroy those who wield it until such time
as it is brought back to its rightful owner. (Have it
shout in situations and reveal the presence of the
party, attempt mutiny or try to control the charac-
ter holding it , and mis lead the party about its
powers whenever possible.)
Lassiviren 's
XPValue: 1,600 GPValue: 8,000
The Roguts ' Galltry
Lassiviren s sword func ti ons as a sword +2.
However, every time it hits it drains 2 energy
levels from the opponent. The victim is allowed
a saving throw vs. spell, and if the save is suc-
cessful, the sword attempts to draw 2 energy lev-
els from its user. If the wiel der successfully
saves, no energy levels are losl and the sword
does its normal damage.
Lawful
See Woodho/d, below.
Lemmikainen 's
XP Value: 8,000 GP Value: 40,000
Gods, Demigods, & Heroes
This is a sword +5 with both sharpness and fl am-
ing abilities combined.
Life Saver
XP Value: 5,000 GP Value: 25,000
POlYHEDRON Newszine 76
A neutral good sword +2, a life saver blade con-
tinuously detec ts evil and undead within a 30-
foot radius. When the weapon is drawn, it grants
its wielder immunity 10 all energy-draining
attacks. Once a week, the sword can emil a sun-
burst.
Life Stealing
XPValue: 5,000 GPValue: 25,000
DUNGEON MASTER Guide
This +2 weapon will eliminate I level of experi-
ence (or Hi t Die) and accompanying abilities
when it strikes any opponent on a natural roll of
20. This function is the same as the level-draining
ability of certain undead creatures . The sword
wielder can gain as many hit poinls as an oppo-
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ntnt loses to this function of the weapon, up to
the maxim um number of hit points the character
is allowed (only a character who has suffered loss
orhit points can benefit from the function).
In Ra ve nlort : The swordsman must make a
powe rs check each time this weapon steals a life.
Life Taker
XPValue: 1,600 G P Value: 8,000
DRAGON Magazine 99
Life Taker is a nine-lil'es stealer.
of Light
XPValue: 800 GP Value: 4,000
RarytheTrailOr
This unique magical item is currently in posses-
sion of the rogue derv ish, Tolan Kai. It functions
as a scimilar +4 but also can emit blinding light
(t hree times a day, anyone within 20 feet must
successfull y save vs. spe ll or be blinded for 2d4
rounds), and cure serious wounds (once a day).
Lightning Blade
XPValue: 2,000 GPVa lue: 10.000
PoI.VIIEORON Newwne 82
Only three of these swords are known to exist.
Eac h is cra fted of s hining platinum inlaid with
golden lig htning bolts runn ing down the sides.
Ten rounds after the blade has been drawn , or
upon the speaking of a command word, the sword
glows blue a nd can discharge a 7-di e lightning
boll once a round for up to the next seven rounds.
When not aglow, the sword gives a +4 bonus on
attack and damage ro lls, and a +5 bonus when
used against wa te r- breathing creatures. On the
round during which the sword begins to g low, the
wielder suffers 2d6 points of electrical damage.
The wielde r suffers 2d6 points of damage each
subsequent round until a lightning bolt is
released. Once the blade has been drawn, it can-
not be sheathed unt il a lightning bolt is released.
Locate Object
XPValue: 800 GPVal ue: 4,000
DuNGEONS & DRAGONS Expen Rules Set
Once a day. this sword may be used to locate
object up to 120 feet away in the same manner as
the 2nd-level wizard spell.
of Luck
XPValue: 1.000 GP Value: 5,000
POLYHEDRON Newszine 76
This elven sword is a (uck blade that at one time
held four wishes. Now the steel is colder and only
a singlc wish remains. T he sword's pommel is
engraved wilh a face that emits dull , haunting
moans in battle. All opponents hearing the moans
must save vs. spell or flee in fear for Id4+ I turns.
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Sword Mamlul; Sword ofObedimcc r
Luck Blade
XP Value: 1,000 G P Value: 5,000
DuNGEO~ MASTER Guide
This g ives its possessor a + J bonus to all saving
throws and has Jd4 + J wishes. The DM should
keep the number of wishes secret.
Lydia's Broad sword
XP Va lue: 5,000 GPValue: 25,000
The Assassin '$ Knot
Lydia 's weapon o f choice is a broad sK"(}rd +)
with a n Intelligence of 15, an Ego of 5, and an
alignment oflawful neu tral. It possesses empathy,
the ability to detect good. and the ability to detect
evil.
of Lyons
XP Value: 800 GP Value: 4,000
Assault on the Aerie of tile Slave Lords
This legendary sword is an im'isiblesword +1.
While sheathed, ils user is invisible (as the spell
invisibility) until he or she a ttac ks. When the
sword is drawn the inv is ibility e nds, but the
sword itself is always invisible.
Madoc's
XP Value: 800 GP Value: 4,000
The Shady DmgOll Inn
Madoc Gwynn wields a Sv.-ord + J with the ability
to locate objects three times a day.
Malign
XP Value: 3,600 G PValue: 18,000
Book of Lairs, I Sl Edition
Malign is a defender bastard sword + 4 th at
causes 2d8+4 points of damage. It speaks Cloud
Dragon, Faerie Dragon, Mist Dragon, Shadow
Drago n, Fomorian G iant , Firbolg, Verbeeg,
Marid, Quic kling, and Thri-kreen. It can speak
ve rball y and telepathically. [t detects traps at
double distance and invisible objects at double
distance. It can a lso chlll'm person. Its purpose
is to slay wizards; its Intelligence is 17 and its
Ego is 28.
Mamluk Sword of Obedience
XPValue: 700 G PValue: 3,500
Dtv.oo~ Magazine 179
In addition to their magical bonuses, these weap-
ons also have additional powers over humanoid
c reatures (i ncl uding men, elves, dwarves,
gnomes, goblinoid creatures, lycan thropes in
human fo rm, and g iants, but not c reatures who
are obviously nonhuman, such as lizard men, who
have tails). An individual s truck by a magical
mam luk sword must ma ke a savi ng throw vs.
spell or be charmed, immediately surrendering to
the victor in combat, providing that the individual
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wielding the sword is of a higher level or has
more Hil Dice than the victim. The effects or the
spell are the same as those for charm person or
charm monster.
of Mammal Slaying
XP Value: 900 GP Value: 4,500
moce of W.NKItM ... lI. m
This sword works as a standard non magica l
weapon when used against nonmammalian life
form s. Against mammals, however, the sword
gains a + 1 bonus. Against mammals of good
al ignment. the sword gains an addit iona l +2
bonus to anack and damage rolls.
When the mammals are intelligent enough 10
have an alignment, the bonus rises to a +3 if the
creature is of any good alignment. When the
sword is around mammals, it vibrates, causing a
sligh t humming noise. When a good·aJigned
mammal is within 60 feet, the sword hums at a
h igher pitch, and actually begins pulling out of
the scabbard partially. The sword does not mind
being us ed by a mammal , as lo ng as ano th e r
mammal is being killed by il. If a week goes by
wi th no mammal blood on ils b lade, th e sword
wi ll actuall y incite a berserker rage un til the
sword is coated with it.
This slightly intelligent sword does not appear
to be evil when detect evil is cast upon it. The
sword is only antigood and antimammal.
Also, the sword is similar to a sword of sharp-
ness in the fact that it causes the wound to bleed
profusely for I d4 rounds after that. This exces-
sive bleeding causes an additional point of dam-
age for every round. Therefore, the total amount
of damage thi s sword does i n combat is
Id8+3+Id4.
This magical sword is very rare, It is a com-
mon sight among lizardmen, who use Ihe blades
when fighting off the human infestations within
their lands . Against lizard men , however, the
sword aCls like a cursed sword - 3. This cursed
effeci occurs even if a non mammalian creature is
wielding it.
Mantooth
XP Value: 1,500 GPValue: 7,500
Dragons ofTriumph
Thi s potent sword looks like an ordinary long
sword +1. II is also known by the names Spell-
s
cleaver, Darlc.slar, Caramon Sword, and Mage-
fool. It s abilities are primari ly directed at
countering magic.
Mantooth gains a +2 bonus on attack and dam-
age rolls against wiza rds and enchanted c rea-
tu res . The sword can possibly sever a magical
barrier- it has a I % chance per point of damage
inflicted. Finally, it can be used to tu rn a spe ll
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cast aga inst th e wielder. To activate the ability
that causes the spell to rebound against its caster,
the wielder of the sword must ro ll to hit AC 0,
with no bonuses applied to the roll.
Mantooth 11
XPValue: 2,700 GPValue: 13,500
Tales of the Lance
Silvanesti legends tell of Ihis warrior's blade that
could shaller enchantments and turn spells- the
true wizard's bane. It is known by many names:
Spellcleaver, Darlc.star, MageJOoi, and Mantooth .
Folktales credit this blade with the undoing of tile
sorceress Silvyana 500 years ago and the binding
of the ogre mage Shri l. The sword's origin and
purpose are unknown, as is its currentlccalion.
Mantooth last appeared in the treasury of Sil-
vanos!.
Mantooth is a long sword + 1(+2 vs. wizards
and magical creatures). It deflects a magical
attack back on the attacker by rolling agai nst AC
o (wi thout bonuses). The speUcaster may still
save to dodge the attack . Mantooth also may
sever magical barriers . RoUto hil AC O. Every
point of damage inflicted o n the barrier causes a
1% cumulative chance that the barrier will fall .
Maroon
XPValue: 1,400 GPValue: 14,500
Adventures in BLACKMOOR
Maroon is an extremely powerful, lawful good
sword +2/ +3 vs. undead and dragons. It has an
Intelligence of J 2 and an Ego of 5 and possesses
the powers see inviSible, detect evil, and detect
magic. It can also read magic and has the extraor·
dinary powers of healing, levitation , and telepor-
tatioll. It speaks Dragon, Dwarf, Elf, Gnome, Ore
and Pixie.
Mayonaka's Silver Katana
(Tasogare)
XP Value: J,800 GPValue: 9,000
Chi ldren of the Night
Mayonaka wields a keen silver katana that has
been in his family for generations. Oriental runes
run down the side of the blade, naming it Tasog.
are or Twilight in the language of Mayonaka '$
homeland. The katana can be used either one- or
two-handed. As a one-handed weapo n it does
IdlO points of damage against small or medium
size targets and Idl2 agains t large ones. As a
two-handed weapon it does 2d6 to both types of
targets. T he kata na is a medium weapon that
weighs six pounds and has a speed factor of 4.
Tasogare is enchanted, giving it a +3 on all attack
and damage rolls. In addition, o nce a day it can
be used to cast a darlmess J5' radius spell. Any-
one holding the sword 'can see normally in the
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area of darkness, which remains centered on the
lIo'Capon itself. Mayonaka's Strength bonus of +3
to attack and +7 to damage applies when using
Tosogare.
Melio r
XP Value: 2,000 GP Value: 10,000
Book of Lairs. 1st Edi tion
Melior is a law ful good, two-handed sword +3
that causes 1d \0+3 points of damage. It speaks
the following dragon tongues; Red, Black, Green,
White, Blue, and Dragon Turtle; it has speech and
telepathy. Melior detects precious metals, gems,
invisible objects and possesses x-ray vision (like
a ring 0/ x-ray vision). Its purpose is to slay non-
human monste rs. Its Intelligence and Ego are
both 17.
Meredin 's Luck Blade
XP Value: 1,000 GPValue: 5,000
1992 Fantasy CQllector Card 82
This magical sword has so fa r helped Meredin
out of several very diffic ult scrapes. The blade
confers a + I bonus to al l of Me redin's sav ing
throws, and when all else seems to fai l, luck saves
Meredin. For instance, Meredin once found him-
self cornered by some thugs on the docks, and
wished fo r them to disappear. At that instant, a
large net full of freshly caught fish broke free of
ilS hoi!il and fell on top of the thugs, hiding them
from his view.
Mi mung
XPValue: 6,800 GP Value: 34,000
DUNGF.oNS & DRAGONS Master Set
Mimung, sword of the hero Wittich, was lent to
Siegfr ied fo r a time. It is the eq uiva lent of a
sword a/wounding +2.
Mitra's Sword of Light
XPValue: 10,000 G P Value: 50,000
Legends & Lore
Mitra's avatar's sword a/light cuts throug h any
armor as if the wearer's AC were no better than 5.
Monster Slayer
XP Value: 5,200 G P Value: 26,000
POLYHEDRON Newszine 76
Monster Slayer is a bastard sword +5 (lnt 15,
Ego 14, AL LG). The sword has the following
abilities, powers, and purpose:
Prima r y ab il ities: Deleel magic 10' radius,
deleci sloping passages 10' radius, and detect
Imps in a 10' rodius.
Special power : Pamlyzes victims for Id4 rounds
(unless they save vs. paralyzation).
Special pu rpose: To slay nonh uman monsters.
The sword speaks fluent Common.
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Sword. Movanic Deva
Moon Blade
XPValue: 2,000 GPValue: 10,000
DUNGEON Magazine 25
This sword is the opposite of a sun blade. Regard-
less of the size of the moon blade, it can be
wielded as if it were a short sword with respect to
encumbrance, speed factor, and so on.
In nonnal combat, the pale yellow blade of the
weapon is equal to a sword + I . Whe n used
against a creature of good alignment the bonus is
+2. Against paladins and good-aligned clerics,
the sword scores double damage. All moon blades
are of evil alignment.
Moon blades have a special moonbeam
power. Once a day, upon command, the blade
can be swung vigorously above the head, and it
will shed a soft , pale light similar to moonlight.
The light illuminates a 10-foot radi us around
the wielder and spreads outward at the rate of 5
feet per round for 10 rounds. When the swing-
ing stops, the light fades to a dim glow that per-
sists for another turn before disappearing.
Unlike the normal moonbeam spell, the sword's
moonbeam power works equally well in day-
light or darkness. It can light a dark place or
dim the sunshine. When used in daylight, the
light in the area of effect is dimmed to that of
pale moonlight or a dark night. This power is
extremely helpful tu creatures unable to abide
the sun. Those tha t normally fight with a
pe na lty in bright sunshine, such as goblins,
orcs, and kobolds, have all such penalties elimi-
nated when fight ing in the moonbeam's area of
effect. (See also Sunblade.)
Morglay
XPValue: 1,000 GP Value: 5,000
DuNGEONS & DRAQONS Master Sct
Morglay, also known as Big Ben, was the sword
of Sir Bevis. It is a sv.'Ord + I luck blade.
Mova nic Deva
XP Value: 2,000 GPValue: 9,000
Quler Planes MC Appendix
Although they are often seen carrying a variety
o f weapons, they most often employ a great
two-handed sword with which they can attack
twice per round. The great enchanted blade is,
in all respec ts, equal to a sword + J flame
lOngue. It does damage equal to a two-handed
sword (ldlO to S or M, 3d6 to L) with each
strike. If a movanic deva forfeits one or both of
its attacks, it can parry one strike per attack for-
feited. The parry is automat ically successful
and requires no die roll. The parry can be used
against magical attacks, even spells that would
no rmally always hit.
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Naesowen, Ghost Blade
XP Value: 800 G P Value: 4,000
POLYHEDRON Newszine 76
NaesolVell was forged in the Tower of Ergolh by
the power of Black Robe Wizards during Ihc days
when they were hunted, follow ing the Cataclysm.
The wizards summoned and trapped an evil spirit
withi n the blade to give it strength and additional
powers. Naesowcn is a lawful evi l sword +1, +2
liS. spel/casters and enchanted beings. At will, it
detects magic and invisibility, detects lies and
casts know alig"mclI1. Three times a week, the
sword can cast an unlimagic shell. In addition,
when wielded agai nst Wizard s of the White
Robe, it can cause confusion for 2d6 rounds.
The sword speaks Common and Ancient Corn-
1ll0n, verbally and telepathically. II can also read
th ose languages, as well as read magic.
Nagelring
XPValue: 1,500 G PValue: 7,500
DuNOEONS & D RAOONS Master Set
Nage/ring, or nail.ring, was the sword of Dietrich
of Bern , a Ge rmanic hero . It is a sword + 5
defender.
Na mara Neversleep
XPValue: 2,000 GP Value: 10,000
DKAUUN Magazine 74
Namara is a finely forged sword +2 on attack
rolls, +4 on damage rolls. It glows with a pale,
mauve radiance when drawn and spit s white
sparks when it strikes other metal. On one side of
the blade is etched in Common "Namara," and on
the other face "Never Sleep." The bearer may, at
will, evoke the sword's power to emanate silence
J5' radius. Neversleep is as heavy as a normal
weapon, but fl oats on top of any liquid (fresh
water, brine, oi l, wine). The sword has no align-
ment or sentience.
Namara appears in many legends and taillales,
but Ihe designation the "Neversleep Sword"
appears to be derived only from the inscription on
the blade and does not refer to any specific prop-
erty of the sword. Its origin is unknown: Namara
appears to have existed for as long as lales have
survived, wielded by such mythic heroes as Elh
and Brensylthe Tal1. Even the most critical of
sages (Kumur the Skeptic, First Speaker of Ever-
nosIer) cannot detennine Namara s probable time
or place of origi n, or find any references in the
tales of a world to a time " before Namara was
forged."
Within the last 500 years, Namara has been the
blade of Serrus the Great, founder of Amn, and a
blade borne there by his descendants for three
genera tions. His fourth direct de scen dant ,
Ereskas, bore Na mo.ra nonh to found the eity of
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Mirabar. Ereskas died without issue, and Namara
was carefully preserved atop his tomb in the city.
There it remained for 60 winters, until Mirabar
was overrun and plundered in the Goblin Wars.
The goblin chieftain Nethaug seized the sword
and bore it back to a ravine so deep in the moun-
tains that the goblins, who were subsequently
almost eradicated from the North, still hold that
ravine to this day.
The blade remained in goblin hands for almost
200 seasons, until a goblin named Ghaur was
slain by a band of adventurers known as the Com-
pany of the Gryphon. The leader of the band, a
warrior called Flar r, gave the blade to Thulmar
One-Eye of Port Llast in exchange for training
some 80 winters ago.
Thulmar bore the blade until his death in the
Cold Winter, when it passed to the Mistress of
Port Liast, Stormraven the Proud Queen. Storm-
raven , who rode and fought at the head of her
men, jet-black hair flowing wildly about, briefly
made Pon L1ast great. She is remembered fondly
by old warriors, and wi ll live long in fires ide
tales. At length she married a fonner enemy, Parl-
dulph o f Neverwinter, and gave Namara to her
son Rivenhelm.
Rivenhelm became one of the greatest knights
and passed the blade on to Tamper Tencoin, an
adventurer. Tencoin stood over the wounded
knight in ballic with the mercenary company of
the Flaming Fi st fo r most of a day in a vain
attempt to save Ri venhelm's life. The tiny band
held on ' till nightfall , when the mercenaries fell
back and drove in their tracking dogs to ravage
the wounded enemy. Ri venhelm handed Namara
to Tencoin in th e darkness a nd said " Thi s is
yours now." Leaving a trail of blood behind him,
Rivenhclm crawled forward 10 choke the life OUI
of one dog and died under the jaws of half a
dozen more.
Tencoin lost the blade when he was poisoned
in the Whistling Wizard Inn four winters ago. The
poison made him mad for days , and when he
returned to his senses, Na mara was gone. Elmin-
ster, who saw the blade when Tencoin visited
Shadowdale so me yea rs before this eve nt ,
believes it was stolen by local thieves and will
soon turn up again. And when it does, Tamper
Tcncoin will eome looking for it.
Neekar
XP Value: 1,000 GP Value: 5,000
Magazine 188
D RA(i()N
Also known as the Sword of Tongues or the
Wo.terdha vian Diplomat, this unique blade first
appeared centuries ago in the treasury of a noble
house of Waterdeep. It was lost in a duel to a rival
family, who in tum sold it a generation later when
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the family briefly fell from fortune. Both houses the darkness at ful1 speed for Id6+ 1 rounds. A
would doubtless pay a handsome sum for it s light spell cast at the sword negates all of its pow-
recovery. ers (except for its + 1 combat bonus) for one round
Neekar is a steel broad sword with a plain silo per level of the caster, if the sword fails to save vs.
vcr pommel and an ivory scabbard. It sheds no lightning (as hard metal). A continual light spell
light and has no combat bonuses. If detect magic negates the darkness power for twice as long, and
is cast on ii, it radiates an aura of divination. II is the save against il is made at a -3 penalty.
of lawfu ll y neut ral alignment ( Intelligence 16,
Ego 10), communicates by speech, and can read
nonmugical writing.
Neekar s primary ability is its power to speak
in any language nalive to the Prime Material
Plane, a function derived from the complicated
use of a tongues spell in its creation. This is even
app licable to archaic or regional dialects. By th e
same token, it leis ils wielder read any text writ-
ten in those languages merely by touching the
blade to th e work (the sword reads whatever is
exposed to the blade's "sight"). No mouth or eyes
appear on the weapon; its sensory abilities are
pu rely magical in nature, so it can see in every
direction from its blade, and hear all that's said
within a 60-foot radius. It cannot use telepathy,
even with its wielder.
The weapon was meant to be an inconspicuous
aide in politics and is a shrewd negotiator. It has a
history of participation in delicate trealies that it
is quite proud of, and the sword is often willing to
parley on behalf of its w ielder over even trivial
matters.

Nepanth
XP Value: 700 G P Value: 3,500
The Duchy ofTen
Kay Degern owns a sword +2 with the power to
charm person. He calls this sword Nepanth.
of Night
XP Va lue: 700 GPValue: 3,500
DRAGON Magazine 91
Though some magical swords shed light, a sword
oJlright, also known as a black sword, sheds dark-
ness. The sword's wielder determines the radius
of the sphere oj darkness g iven off by the sword;
it can be from 5 feet to 25 feet, in 5-fool incre-
ments. Within Ihis radius, no creature bUllhe
sword's wielder is able 10 see and they suffer a-4
penalty on their attack rolls, as well as losing any
Annor Class bonuses for Dexterity. Infravision is
similarly useless within this radius. The sword's
user sees normally and can use the sword as a + 1
weapon on attack and damage rolls.
This sword can also cause fear in all creatures
wit hin the darkness who fai l a saving Ihrow vs.
spell (with Wisdom bonuses applicable). This fear
power is generated at the wielder's unspoken com-
mand., and may be produced up to three limes a
day. Creatures affected by Jear move away from
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Nightwatcher
X P Value: 2,400 GP Value: 12,000
DItAOON Magazine 188
This uniq ue blade first appeared on th e Sword
Coast nearly 200 years ago in the possession of a
grizzled old adventurer who claimed to have
found it in an ancient ruin deep within the Great
Desert, Anauroch. The old man gave it as a wed-
ding present to his eldest daughter's fiance, and
si nce th en it has passed from father to son for
fo ur more ge nerations until a distant grandso n
used it to payoff his gambling debls.
Nighnl'atcl,er changed hands wit h bewildering
frequency over the next 50 or 60 wi nters, show-
ing up all across the Realms. It was finally pur-
chased by an eccent ri c adventu rer who met
disaster in a battle with Irolls 30 years ago. It has
not been seen since.
NigJuwutcher is a lo ng sword with a ve ry
sharp. black-adamantile blade with a silver pom-
mel, worked in ivory and set wi th a large, black
pearl (worth 500 gp). 11 is a +3 weapon th at radi-
ates no light.
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The sword's bearer can see at night under an
open sky as well as if il were daylight. All magical
darkness within 30 feet of the blade is dispersed,
though darkness of natural origin is unaffected,
except as noted above. When planted firmly imo
the ground, Nigh/lwlIcher hums loudly if anyone
with inlent to hann its wielder approaches within
60 feel . This functions even ifthe thugs are con-
cealed or invisible, though Astral and Ethereal crea-
tures cannot be sensed by the sword.
Nightwind
XPValue: 400 GPValue: 2.000
The Shady Dragon Inn
Warduke, an evil warrior, named his sword + /
Nightwind since it is the first magical item he has
ever found. The sword has no special powers, but
was used in an attempt to overthrow Keiek, a
kindly wizard-leader of a smallierrilory. War-
duke also uses a nightmare as a mount.
Nine Lives Stealer
XP Value: 1,600 GP Value: 8,000
DuNGEON MASTER Guide
This always performs as a +2 weapon, but it also
has the power to draw the life force from an
opponent. It can do thi s nine times before the
ability is lost. A natural 20 must be scored on the
wielde r's attack roll for the sword to function .
The victim is entitled to a saving throw vs. spell.
Ifi t succeeds, the sword does not function, no
charge is used, and normal damage is determined.
In Ravenloft: Each time this sword steals a
life, a Ravenloft powers check is required.
Nine Steps Draining
XPValue: 1,600 GPValue: 8,000
GREYllAWK
This weapon appears to be a typical +2 sword, but
it also drains energy in progressive steps from I
to 9 on any hit of 20. Thus, on the first 20 scored
it will drain one level , the next, it drains two, and
so on unti l on the ninth 20 it drains nine levels.
After that it reverts to a normal +2 sword and can
never be made anything else.
Nomog-Geaya's Broad Sword
XP Value: 7,200 GP Value: 36,000
MOlIStcr Mythology
The ava tar's broad sword +3 has the property of
wounding.
Oberon 's
XPValue: 2,000 GPValue: 10,000
Monster Mythology
This avatar's long s'....ord +J casts light or contin-
ua/light as Oberon wills and once a day can pro.-
ject a sunroy.
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of Odin
XP Val ue: 3,500 GPValue: 17,500
Legends & Lore
During a banquet one day, a mysterious stranger
(Odin in disguise) brought this gleaming sword to
the Volsung's hall and plunged il into a living
tree, saying that whoever could remove it could
have it. Only the hero Sigmund could pull it free.
He later used it to avenge a terrible wrong done to
his fami ly, then passed it on to his son, Sigurd.
Sigurd made good use of the weapon, using it to
s lay the dragon Fafnir and rescue the va lkyrie
Brynhild from her imprisonment in a ring of fire.
Unfortu nately, the sword seems to have been lost
after Sigurd 's death.
The sword o/Odin is a dragon slayer, forged
by the dwarfs of Asgard for the purpose of slay-
ing red dragons. While the sword is normally a
+3 weapon, agains t these terrible beasts it
becomes a +5 weapon and does triple damage.
The sword 0/ Odin also shields its bearer against
fire damage, whether normal o r magical. It can
only be wielded by one of lawful good alignment.
Odin'S
XP Value: 3.500 G PValue: 17,500
DEmES & D EMIGODS
s
Sigurd wields Odin sword, a dragon slayer
+4/+5 V$ . ,."d dmgons . In addition to its normal
magical bonus, it does triple damage to red
dragons and renders him immune to all magical
and mundane fire damage.
ofOlynthos
XP Value: 4,000 GP Value: 20,000
"The: Milenian Scepter
Emperor Olynthos was renowned for his skill in
combat and at hletics and his willing ness to do
anything to win, The sword is yet another exam-
ple of his hunger for victory. It was enchanted by
the wizards of the Academy of the Arcane, and
presented to Emperor O lynthos many circles
(years) ago. It remains with Emperor Olynthos in
his sleep in a crypt beneath the Acropolis, where
Olynthos s tand s as Ete rnal Guardian of the
Milenian Scepter.
The sword of O/ynthas is a short sword with a
well-honed, iron blade. The handle is also made
of iron, wrapped with leather, and fashioned in
the shape of an eagle's claw clutching a large
ruby (worth 7,500 gp). Wrinen along the blade in
Milenian seript are runes that translate 10: "We
call upon Palanarkan that this blade might bring
health and vic tory to our courageous Emperor
Olynlhosl" Palarta rkan is the Immortal patron
within the Milenian Empire. By speaking aloud
the Immortal's name, it is possible to invoke the
sword 's healing power.
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Sword of lhe Plane,....

The sword has a weapon modifier of +4 on Peacemaker

attack and damage rolls. Once a day, it may be XP Value: 800 G P Value: 4,000
commanded to hea l the wielder by the same Adventures in BLACKMOOR
amount of damage it inflicts on the next strike. Peacemaker is simply a sword +2 owned by Pesh-
For example, if the wielder strikes an opponent wan Na Shepro, Baron of Dragonia.
for 10 points of damage (including all modifiers
for Strength and the sword 's +4 weapon modi- Peregrine's
fier), the wielder recovers 10 lost hit points. The XPValue: 900 GPValue: 4,500
user cannot gain more hit points than his or her The Silady Dragon llUl
nonnal maximum. The hit points are not perma- Peregrine the Hawk wields a sword +2 with the
nently lost by the victim, who may heal normally. ability to charm person twice a day as though
cast by an 8th-level priest.
Owen's
XP Value: 1,200 GPValue: 6,000 Phantom
The Shady Dragon [nn XP Value: 400 G PValue: 2,000
Owen the Powerful wields a special broad sword Ciliidren oftlle Nigllt
+1 that flames upon command. When com - Desmond's rapier, Phantom, gains a +1 bonus on
manded to flame a target, the sword unleashes a all attack and damage rolts, infl icting a total of
fireba ll of the size dictated by the user (up to 6 Id6+2 points of damage to Small or Human size
dice). The sword has 12 dice o(flreballs at its dis- foes, and Id8+2 points to larger ones.
posal each day, and the user has the ability to
specify the size of this fiery blast (from I to 6 Philippan
dice). XP Value: 600 GP Value: 3,000
DUNGEONS & DRAGONS Master Set
Paramel Philippan was the sword of Mark Antony, a mem-
XP Value: 2,000 GPValue: 10,000 ber of the Second Triumvirate of Rome (43 BC).
The Egg of tile Piloenix This is a sword + / /+ 2 vs. public officials.
Paramel is a sword of ne utra l good alignment
(usable by any good character). It speaks when Piercer
held but does not revea l anything about itse lf XP Value: 7,000 G P Value: 35,000
until a single individual is selected to be its per- DRAOON Magazine 99
manent owner. This long sword +3 has an Intelli- Piercer is a sword of sharpness.
gence score of 14 , Ego of 9, a nd a Total
Personal ity Stre n gth (ToPS) of 23. It speaks Plak's
Common, Lammasu, and Salamander. It can XP Value: 900 GP Value: 4,500
detect magic in a 10-foot rad ius w hen com - Nigllt's Dark Terror
manded and can cast telekinesis (as if cast by a Plak , the goblin king of the Yellow-Fang Clan,
10th-level wizard) once a day. carries a sword +2 with the abi lity to cast cure
Please note that ToPS"" Int+C harisma+Levei; light wounds once per day. The command word
compare totals for determining control. However, "silmar" is engraved on the blade.
Paramel usua ll y goes a long with the party 's
wishes-i t is neutral good. Remember that swords of the Planes
have Intelligence but no Wisdom, no spirit, and XP Value: 1,200 GP Value: 6,000
rarely possess a sou1. If traded between party mem- DUNGEON MASTER Guide
bers after an "owner" is selected, Pommel becomes Thi s magical weapon has a bonus of + I on the
sullen and refuses to cooperate for I week. Prime Material Plane , but on any Inner Plane
that bonus increases to +2. (The +2 bonus also
Partisan appl ies on the Prime Material Plane whe n the
XP Value: 3,500 GPVal ue: 17,500 wea pon is used against opponen ts from the
Book of Lairs, 1st Edition Inner Planes.) Similarly, when used on an Outer
Partisa n is a neutral scimitar +5 that causes Plane o r against c reatures f rom the Outer
Id8+5 points of damage. It speaks the following Planes , the swo rd becomes a + 3 weapon.
tongues: Elf, Dwarf, Orc, Goblin, Halfling, Ogre, Finally, it operates as a +4 weapon on the Astral
Kobold, Hill and Storm GianI. It has speech and and Ethereal Planes or when used against oppo-
telepathy, detects shifting rooms, sloping pas- nents from those planes.
sages, and magic, and has telekinesis. Its purpose In Rave nlofl: Raven10ft is essentially'part of
is to cause paralysis. It has an Intelligence of 17 the Ethereal Plane; therefore, this sword has a +4
and an Ego of 19. bonus in the demiplane.

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,Sword, Poisonsword
r
Poisonsword Red Robin
XPValue: 1,200 GPValue: 6,000 XP Value: 800 GP Value: 4,000
Mordenkainen's Fantastic Adventure Adventures in BL\CKMOOR
This 5Y.! -foot-long sword is wrought from crysta[- Red Robin, owned by Bascom Ungulian, Baron
encased iron. A greenish, viscous fluid oozes of Giendower, is a sword +2 with no special ben-
from its surface. This substance is poison. When efits or powers.
the user scores a hit, its victim takes 2d 12 points
of immediate damage and must make a saving Red Sabre
throw vs. poison or die. XPValue: 1,000 GP Value: 5,000
Legends & Lore
Porpherio's This sabre +3 casts an anlimagic shell that does
XP Value: 900 GP Value: 4,500 not limit the user's own spell abilities.
Beyond the Crystal Cave
This long su'Ord +2 can detect magic in a 10-foot Redeemer
radius. It has an Intelligence of 12 and an Ego of XP Val ue: 800 GP Val ue: 4,000
3. Dragons of Faith
Redeemer is actually Wyrmsballe, the lesser mate
Purta Blue's to Wyrm slayer, sword of Ki th Kanan. It is nor-
XPVa lue: 2,000 GPValue: 10,000 mally a sword +2, but it inflicts double damage to
The Duchy ofTen dragons and draconians and triples damage to
A lawful good sword +1, this blade has an Intel- black and sea dragons. This sword cannot become
ligence 0[9, an Ego of 4, and the powers detect stuck when a Baaz draconian dies. T he DM
invisibility, delect evil, and find traps. should qu ietly record the extra damage against
the above monsters.
of Quickness Redeemer can also locale object three times a
XPValue: 1,600 GPValue: 8,000 day. If the user desires to find somet hing he
D UNGEON MASTER Guide knows well and if it is in range, the DM should
This is a special blade +2 that enables the wielder steer him in the right di rection. (See Wyrmsbane
to s trike first in every combat round. If the 1/ for more details).
wielder encounters someone with a similar
weapon (such as a scimitar of speed), both strike Rei Astran Sword of Enmity
simultaneously. XPValue: 750 GPValue: 3,750
GREYItAWK Adventures
of Rage This long sword was enchanted for a paladin
See SlOlIefisl, below. from the City of Rei Astra. The wea pon has a
normal bonus of + 1 attack and damage in com-
bat. However, it also raises the wielder's attack
XPValue: 1,000 GP Va lue: 5,000 and damage rolls by an additional + 2 when
ugends & Lore used against racially hated opponents. Exam-
s
Any being struck by Ratri sword must save vs. ples of those gaining the bonus inc lude: pal-
paralyzation or be permanently blinded. adins against chaotic evil creatures, rangers
against giant-class creatures, barbarians against
Red Death wizards, elves against driders and drow elves,
XPValue: 3,000 G PVa lue: 15,000 and so on.
POLYHEDRON Newszine 65
Red Death is a bastard sword +4, with an Intelli- Ren 's Swo rd of Dancing
gence of 17 , Ego 22, and a lawful good align- XP Value: 4,400 GP Value: 22,000
ment. Its abilities (once a day) are telepathy, read ! 992 Fantasy CoHector Card 22
languages, detect magic, detect evil, strength, and This is a neutral weapon +2 both on attack and
heal. Red Death can speak Common and Elf. The damage rolls on all rounds. It forces the wielder
sword has a special purpose to defeat evil priests, to make it dance on any second round of com-
and its special purpose power is disintegrate three bat- the sword fights by itself for four rounds
s
times a day. Red Death current whereabouts are and then teleporls back to the hand of the
a mystery. wielder for two more rounds. The wiel der can
verbally command the sword to switch adver-
saries at any time. The sword has an Intelligence
of 16, an Ego of8, and can read maps and lan-
guages of a nonmagical nature. It can also detect
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secret doors, detect evil and good, and teleport
up to 600 pounds once a day.
Reptili an Legionnaire
XPValue: 1,400 GPValue: 7,000
DUNGEON M"STER Guide
This sword gives an additional +3 bonus against
such creatures as dinosaurs, dragons, hydras,
lizards, snakes, wyvems, and lizard men.
Retaliator
XP Value: 6,000 GP Value: 30,000
Legends & Lore
Manannan macUr's avatar wields a sword called
Retaliator that automatically slays his worst ene-
mies, the fire giants, when he stri kes (no savi ng
throw). He can also call upon up to 100 HD wonh
of undersea creatures to fight with him. The crea-
tures must be able to get to the scene of the battle
under their own power, but once there, they fol-
low his commands to the letter.
Retaliator U
XPValue: 4,000 G P Value: 40,000
DRAGON Magazine 119
Normally a + 1 weapon, The Retaliator is +5 'Is.
any creature that has struck the wielder in physi-
cal combat within the last hour.
Rutterkin Flatchet
XPValue: 800 GPValue: 4,000
Outer Planes MCAppendix
The least tanar'ri, ruuerki ns, use a saw-toothed
flatchet (broad-headed sword that is +1 damage
'Is. unarmored opponents). The weapon weighs
three pounds, is Size L, has a speed factor of 4,
and causes 2d411d6 points damage.
of the Sands
XP Va lue: 3,500 GP Val ue: 17,000
Newszine 90
POI..yftEOIWN
When first gazing upon this weapon, most assume
it is just an ornamental blade because the entire
weapon, including the hilt and quillons, is made
of glass. However, the glass has been magically
enhanced to make it as strong and durable as any
sleel sword. The hi ll magically adjusts to the
wielder's hand to provide a secure gri p.
This +1 (or rarely +2) weapon can be used by
anyone proficient with scimitar. If the wielder has
the nonweapo n proficiency of display weapon
prowess, then du ring a successful display (profi-
ciency check) a curtain of whirling sand 10 by 10
by 5 feet can be made to appear up to 20 feel in
front of the blade. The curtain operates in all
ways as a dust curtaill spell (from the Arabian
Adventures rulebook) except that it lasts for Id4
rounds.
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Once a day the scimitar can cast the hissing
sallds s pell, as a 10th-leve l wizard . The sand
movement is controlled by pointing the tip of the
weapon in the desired di rec tion. In add ition,
when the weapon is held, the wielder can at will
pass without a visible trace across the desert like
a troceless trovel spell.
Finally. the wielder is protected from the blind-
ing effects or sand. This includes sand blown by
the gentl e breeze to grains whirl ing about in
~andstorms.
Although the identity of the individual who
first developed this enchantment to create a scim-
itar of the SOlids has been lost, a few sand mages
in Zakhara have discovered that the use of the
sand sword spell followed by other, secret incan-
tations will turn steel scimitars inlo glass. Fur-
ther, one or more glassteel spell s are cast upon
the finished weapo n, as are enchanl an item and
permanency spells.
Sauvagin e
XP Value: 900 CP Value: 4,500
DuNGEONS & DRM;QN S Master Set
Sauvagille was another of Ogier's swords, also
made by Munirican. This weapon is a sword + I
flame tongue.
Savitri 's
XP Value: 4, 100 GPVa lue: 27,500
Legends & Lore
s
Any armor touched by Savitri fire sword must
save 'Is. magical fire, or it falls off.
Sca le Cleaver
XP Value: 600 GP Value: 3,000
PoLVftEDRON Newszine 76
This weapon appea rs to be a s killfully crafted
long sword with intertwining symbols in the lan-
guage of the rare race of marsh-dwelling elves in
the jungles ofChult. Those able to decipher the
symbols can lell that the blade was crafted to aid
the elves in their long struggle against the lizard
men. Against beings wi th a na tural, scaly cover·
ing, such as lizards, snakes, drngons, fish, and so
nn, the weapon is a sword +5. In addition, it
grants its wielder a magical bonus against foes
clad in armor made of natural scales. Against all
other opponents, the sword is + I .
Sca les of Justice
XP Value: 2,200 GP Value: 11 ,000
Hall of Heroes
Tard eth is unusually possess ive of hi s sword,
which he calls the Scales of Justice. This intelli·
gent blade, a long sword +3 (neutral good, INT
15, Ego 8, detectl rnps, Magic; heals onccJday.
Speaks Common), belonged to Alain, and wit-
sm
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nessed his death. The man and sword understand
each other well. Once, long ago, Tarde th became
mentally unstable as a result of difficulty in deal-
ing with gUilt over hi s brother's death. Fortu-
nately, "Scales" recognized wha t was happeni ng,
and took contro l of its possessor. II prevented a
major tragedy. Since the n, Tardeth has come to
rely on Scales as a sort of security blanket should
such an event agai n occur.
Scaleba ne
XP Value: 900 GP Value: 4,500
DRAGON Magazine 99
Scalebane is a sword +1, +4 vs. reptiles.
Schakh a
XPValue: 3,000 GPValue: 15,000
The Temp le of Elemental Evil
This scimitar +1 has an alignment oflawful ncu-
tral and an Intelligence of 14 . It speaks Azer,
Common, Dwarf and the language common to
giants. It can detect gems wilhi n a 5-foot radius,
deteci secret doors within 5 feet , and detect traps
in II IO-foot radius.
Scimitar of Speed
XPValue GPValue
+ 1: 500 2,500
+2: 600 3,000
+3: 700 3,500
+4: 800 4,000
+5: 900 4,500
DUNGEON MASTE R Gu ide
This is a magical weapon, usually of +2 bonus,
t hat auto matically grants its w ielder t he first
attack in a round, eve n though some magical
effect might have otherw ise slowed t he user's
s peed and reaction time. It also a llows mo re
than o ne strike in some rounds, inc reasi ng the
wielder's f igure for attacks per melee round by
one place, so that ifone attack is normal , the
im proved fig ure is three a ttac ks e ve r y t wo
rounds, a nd ifth reel t wo is no rma l, then t he
improvement is to two attacks per rou nd. This
increase in attacks is cumulative with any other
bonu s a ttacks (s uch a s those provided by a
haste spell).
The order of attacks in the round is dete rmined
normally after the wielder of the scimitar of
speed has made the f irs t attac k to begin activity
in the ro und. It is possible, fo r instance, t hat a
wielder entitled to three attacks in the round will
attack o nce before any other actio n ta kes place,
and then (be<:ause of poor initiative rolls or other
factors) take the remaining two attacks at the very
end of the round.
There is a chance (25%) that the weapon will
have a bonus of something other than +2; if this
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occurs, ro ll percenli le dice and refer to the fol-
lowing table to determine the appropriate bonus:
Roll Type
0 1- 25 +1
25-50 +2
5 1-75 +3
76-90 +4
91--00 +5
Scorbane
XP Value: 2,200 GP Value: 10,000
Blade o f Vengeance
Scarbane is a sword +2/ +4 vs. drago ns, tri ple
damage vs. red dragons. It has an Intelligence of
II , an Ego of I I, and a tolal Personality of23. II
has a neutral good alignment.
Scorbane ~ blade is inscribed with an enameled
red dragon and the hilt is in the form of a dragon's
head. At Scorbane's pommel, a magical green
gem is clenched in the dragon's teeth. This gem
has the property of being a ble to c ure lighl
wounds (as the spell) on the sword's owner only,
three times a day. In addi tion, Scorbane has the
following powers:
Detect magic: 20-foot range, 3 times a day.
Find t ra ps: 10-foot ran ge, 3 times a day.
Find secret doors: IO-foot range, 3 times a
day.
Read magic: as the 1st-level wizard spell, at
will.
Im munity : To the c ha rm spells of red
dragons. This power is passed onlo the bearer
of the sword.
Languages: Common, Dragon, Elf
Scorbane is proud of its abilities and expects
respect even from its owner. It will always seek to
kill chaotic evi l and lawful evil dragons, subdu-
ing only if forced.
If Scorbane is found without a scabbard, it will
ins ist that o ne be found or made for it as soon as
possible. It always craves the fi nest gems for the
adornment of its scabbard and demands that other
magical swords, already owned, be discarded.
If its demands are denied, Scorba"e sulks and
is surly in its attitudes. Given the opportunity,
Scorba"e will point o ut to others how niggardly
its owner is, treating it as though it were nothing
more than a normal sword.
However, if Scorbane is well treated, and the
owner gives in to its de ma nds and fl a tters its
ego, its vanity will be appeased and it becomes
a willing tool, eager to aid its owner in any way
possible.
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 Scourge of Regenerators
XPValue: 900 GPValue: 4,500
DUNGEON MISTER Guide
This sword gives an additional +2 bonus to its
wielder even when the regenerating creature does
so because of a magical device-such as a ring of
regeneration .
Serpent Slicer
XP Value: 900 G P Value: 4,500
PoLYHEDRON Newszinc 76
Serpent slicers are made of a dull, gray metal and
have a caduceus engraved near the hilt. They have
steel hilt guards with rubies embedded in them.
The ser viceable hilts are of plain leather that
appears to be well used. These swords are always
found in a sheath of d ragon hide- the sword
prefers to be sheathed in dragon flesh .
Serpent slicers are swords +1, +3 liS. dragons.
The pommel glows in the presence of any dragon.
The sword bestows upon its wielder the ability to
speak with any dragon.
Sess'innek's
XPValue G PValue
Long Sword: 1,000 ',000
Two--Handed Sword: 3,000 15,000
MonSler Mythology
The avatar usually employs four long swords +2
wi th a two-handed sword +4 that can plane s hift
(sword-wielder only) once a month and dispel
magic in a 30-foot radius to a range of 120 feet 3
times a day.
Seventh Blade
XP Value: 7,000 G P Value: 35,000
PoLYHEDIlON Newsrine 76
In the hands of a woman with a C harisma of at
least 13, this fi ne blade operates as a long sword
+/ flame tongue. The sword can, at will, detect
evil, deteet magic, and detect invisible with a 30-
foot radius. Its extraordinary powers, which can be
used twice a day, are X-ray vision and ESP. The
scabbard functions as a rod of victory. Neither the
sword nor the scabbard can function for males or
for women who have a Charisma ofless than 13.
Shadowsword
XPVal ue: 900 GPValue: 4,500
1MA(;INE Magazine 12
This sword is made from the finest steel, infused
with night hag's blood to darken the metal to a
deep, almost black, ebony. Once the blade has
been forged, it is treated during construction as a
+4 weapon. The wizard casts enchant an item,
monster summoning IV to call a shadow, geas,
and polymorph object, turning them into a hand-
gri p for the sword. This is then joined to the blade
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with a mending spell.
Know alignment is placed on the sword by a
limited wish and shocking grasp is added to the
mix. The wizard then casts invisibility and bathes
the sword in a mixture of skulk spitlle and blink
dog blood. Fi nally, the w izard binds all the
dweomers together with a permanency spell.
The resulting weapon varies its attack effec-
tiveness according to the lighting conditions. In
bright sunlight, the shadowsword is treated as a
normal sword; in overcast conditions, it acts as a
sword +1; in torchlight, it is +2; in darkness, +3.
Once a day, the sword confers invisibility upon its
user until he or she attacks.
The shadowsword is always of chaotic evil
alignment, as must be the wizard who constructs
it, the weaponsmilh who forges it, and the person
who wields it.
Shalandain's Holy Avenger
XP Val ue: 4,000 GP Value: 20,000
1992 FanlaSY Colleclor Card 134
Shalandain recovered this high ly magical and
intelligent sword from the wreckage of a neogi
mindspider. The sword, named Fate s Promise,
grants a magic resistance of 50% in as-foot
radius, dispe ls magic in a 5-foot radius, and
grants a bonus of \0 additional points of damage
upon chaotic evil opponents. In addition, Fates
Promise can cast s trength once a day and heal
twice a day.
of Shame
XP Value: 500 GP Value: 2,500
Secrel$ of !he Lamp
This scimitar + / magically impugns the honor of
the opponent, upon command. The effect is the
same as a taunt spell, an opponent with an Intelli-
gence of2 or more will rush to physically attack the
wielder, ignoring his or her own spells and ranged
attacks. The opponent is allowed a saving throw vs.
spell, which may have a bonus up to +4 if the oppo-
nent serves a particularly charismatic leader.
Sh' arien, Sun Bl ade
XP Value: 3,000 GP Value: 15,000
1992 Fantasy Colleclor Card 20
Sh'arien is an intelligent bastard sword of chaotic
good alignment wielded by Ad Ra'kolth. When
wielded by someone who is proficient with either
the short sword or the bastard sword, Sh ' arien
feels like a short sword (speed factor and encum-
brance), yet causes damage as a bastard sword.
The sun blade fu nctions as a weapon +2, but
against creatures of the Negative Material Plane,
it is +4. Once a day, Sh'arien can create a sunray,
a 6O·foot globe of sunlight, potent against undead,
which Sh'arien rabidly despises.
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of Sharpness
XP Value: 7,000 GPValue: 35,000
DUNGEON MASTERGuide
This weapon is treated as +3 or beller for pur-
poses of who or what can be hit by it, even though
it gets only a + I bonus to allack and damage
rolls. Its power is great, however, for on a very
high attack roll, it will sever an extremity- arm,
lcg, tail, tentacle, whatever (but not head}-deter-
mined by random dice roll, considering only the
sword's bonus of + I:

Modified Score
Opponent is to Se\'cr
Normal/Armored 19-21
Larger than human size 20-21
Solid metal or stone 21

A s word of sharpness will respond to its

wielde r 's desire with respect to the light it
sheds-none, a 5-foot circle of dim illumination,
a IS-foot light, or a 30-foot radius glow equal to a
light spell.
Shazzellim
XP Value: 1,000 G P Value: 5,500
DRAGON Magazine 74
Shazzellim is a scimitar of rather poor quality
steel but with a keen edge. It has a crosspiece of
iron that curves into a sct of rearing serpents. Its
grip is of leather, dyed red, but this may now
have been replaced. Shazzellim is neutral ev il,
has an Intelligence of 16 and an Ego of 14, and
communicates by speech (Common, Thieves '
Cant , and Orc). It is +1 on attack rolls, can
detect magic in a 10-foot radius if the bearer
wills it while wielding the sword unsheathed,
and, in like manner, can locate object in a 30-
foot radius. It can a lso detect secret doors in a
10-foot radius at the bearer's will, and read any
non magical language or map. It can heal its
bearer once a day, at the bearer's will , and has a
special purpose-to slay bards. Any bard struck
by Shazzellim is disintegrated unless the victim
makes a successful save vs. spell.
Shazzellim was created by (or at least created
undcr the orders and with the assistance of) Lau-
zoril of the Red Wizards of Thay, in order to
destroy his primary enemies the Harpers. Little is
known of the Harpe rs; they consist of bards and a
few rangers, their device is a silver moon and a
silver harp, they operate in the northern regions
on both sides of the Great Desert, and they are a
secret organization, rather than a band, tribe, or
raee of people. Of the bards of great power, only
Mintiper is thought not to be a member, and of
the high-level rangers , only Thulraven and
Estulphore are believed to be independent of the
Harpers.
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It is not clear if the Harpers are anything more
than a private club or fellowship at present,
although in the past they have acted in concert to
keep kingdo ms in the northern lands and in the
Dalelands reduced in power, and on at least two
occasions have forcibly prevented the expansion
of farms and settlements into the elven woods.
The cause of Lauzoril's enmity toward the
Harpers is unknown.
Elminstcr saw Shazzellim when Ahlzul, a cap-
tain of the armies ofThay, brought it to Archen-
dale to slay the ranger Dove. Mistakenly, Ahlzul
attacked the wrong woman , a knight named
Jasilmer, and was himself slain. Ahlzul 's men
recovered Shazzellim and their captain's body, but
were later killed by men of Archendale over a
code-of-conduct dispute.
Shazzellim disappeared from view briefly, was
later identified by the sage Helavaster of Hillsfar
when it was brought to that city by the caravan
master Lhemako Tarsakh, and subsequently
passed into the hands of Lhcmako's superior,
Meer. The scimitar does not appear to have been
passed on to Meer's superiors in Zhentil Keep
(unless one or the lords of that city is hiding it
from his fellows for some reason), and it may
have been stolen, hidden, or passed to another by
Meer before his disappearance. The blade's pre-
sent whereabouts are unknown.
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Shichi's Katana
XP Value: 9,000 C P Value: 45,000
New hem
Shiehi No Ken, born of noble blood, stands in the
shadow of those who lived before her. Greatnes~
she can never hope to duplicate augurs a life of
frustration and futility. Shichi No Ken realizes
she will never have her own individuality; people
who know her will always identify her by the
accomplishments of her family- not her own. It
has been a long, hard battle, but she thinks she
has conquered this anxiety---only time will tell.
Rich, l)Qwerful, and aspiring for even more
honor for the family, Shichi No Ken 's parents
wanted her to be groomed and polished, made into
the perfect lady, Hoping Emperor Po's favorite
nephew would become the nex t Emperor with the
passing of the elder, Shichi was introduced to the
nephew, The couple fell in love and bonded in a
palace ritual seven months and seven days after his
parents publicly announced the betrothal.
Once espoused, she and Hai Chi moved into a
largc villa in the center of a small viUage owned by
Shichi No Ken's parents. The two were given the
honor of receiving 30'% of the taxes from the town
as their personal income; all the while, the prop-
erty remained in the ownership of her parents.
After being married for two years, she begat a
child, Hai Chi. To his dismay, the midwife lold
him the firstborn child was a daughter, not a son
to carry his birth right. Blaming Shichi for this
abhorrent event, he beat the mother and murdered
the child.
To this day the town people who witnessed the
lamentable event say they saw nothing, but
rumors and tales of the incident traveled quickly
through the land until they reached the ears of
Shichi No Ken's father. A few days later, he res-
cued the young mother who was still clutching
her child-her long-dead child.
He took Shichi to the Sevcn Roses Monastery in
Pe Nok, a city by the coast, where the inquisitive
eyes and loathsome spies of her husband's family
could not find her. There, the monks healed her,
cared for her, helped her recover from the tragic
death of her child, and they taught her strength. [t is
unusual for a woman to be allowed in a monastery,
but where gender fails, money succeeds.
She began as a pupil of the Master of the East
Wind. Under his patient tutelage, she learned,
hoping one day to enact her dreams of revenge on
her husband. Unti l Shichi No Ken learned to van-
quish her anger, however, she was unable to
master the mental disciplines she needed. After
yea rs of methodical control, she learned the men-
tal disciplines.
Hai Chi's spies found Shichi after almost 10
years of searching. Hai Chi and 30 liegemen
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Sword, Shichi's Katan~
invaded the Seven Roses Monastery, intent on
killing Shichi and the monks who helped her. The
young monks fell easy prey to the talents of Hai
Clii's apostles, but the masters quickly eliminated
the murderous force. The monks never laid hands
upon Hai Chi ; they left this honor for their com-
panion, Shichi No Ken.
[n a fury of repress cd feelings and horror,
Shiehi almost succumbed to the terror in her
hean when she saw her husband facing her with
the fury of a thousand deaths in his eyes. After
several strikes from his vicious hands, she rose to
her own defense. Using all the skills taught by the
Master of the East Wind she defeated and killed
her husband.
The Emperor's soldiers came soon thereafter to
investigate the scene. [n the proper manner. the
soldiers first asked permission from the Grand
Master of Flowers to enter. He, of course, allowed
them 10 enter, but the dclay allowed the other ini-
tiates to gather Shichi's belongings and create an
escape for her.
The soldiers, however, were not there to arrest
her. The news of Hai Chi's deeds reached the ears
of his father and uncle (Emperor Po), and they
had decided to put an end to Hai Chi's tyranny
using any means necessary. Since she performed
the deed for them, they were saved the disgrace
of public execution. Emp'eror Po and Hai Chi's
father both owed Shichi No Ken a debt of grati-
tude. Hai Chi's surviving apostles, however, still
search for her: it is belicvcd that more than 20 of
them are still alive.
Shiehi No Ken was allowed to return to the
monastery, but she refused to stay. Instead she
asked permission to become a "walking initiate."
The Grand Master of Flowers approved. As she left,
the Grand Master of Flowers gave Shiehi a daikyu
and a katana, which he had magically enchanted.
As a monk of the Brotherhood of the Seven
Roses, she must uphold peace and tranquility
above everything else; these are the greatesllaws.
Naivety is considcred a weakness, and she must
not allow herself to become 100 removed from the
world; to defeat her enemies, she must under·
stand thcm.
Paladin by profession, way of life, and attitude.
she does not consider herself a paladin, nor does
anyone call her Paladin. To call her Ihat would be
incorrect. She is treated as a paladin by her deity,
Amalerasu, however, and is given the benefits and
penalties of that life. Her weapon of choice is the
katana, but she enjoys using martial arts in both
combat and mental discipline, as \>.ell a~ her daikyu.
She does not wear armor of any kind since this
detracts from her ability to protect herself properly.
Shichi s ka/(lna is a katana +3 with the ability
to detect evil. It can cast b(lnishmellt by touch
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once a week, remO\'e curse three times a day, and
cast cure seriolls wounds o nce a day on anyone
other than the owner. In addition, her katana has
all the functions of a paladin's holy sword, which
projects a circle of power 30 feet in diameter
when the sword is unsheathed and held . The
power dispels hostile magic of a level up to the
paladin's experience level.
Shiehi No Ken, 6t h-level Pa ladin: Str 18/96;
Del( 17; Con 18; Int 15; Wis 18; C ha 17; AC 7;
THACO 15; hp 72; Alignment: LG; Languages:
Wa, Sho u Lung, Common; Weapo n Proficlen-
des: katana, daikyu; Martia l A r ts: choke hold,
eagle claw, fl yi ng kick, missile defle<:tion, iro n-
skin, weapon catch; No nweapon Proflclencles:
calligraphy, etiquette, horsemanship. music,
painting, poetry.
Shimmer ing Blade of Shin Ginsen
XPYalue: 17,000 GPYalue: 51,000
Kanr.-Tur
The infamous Shimmering Blade 0/ Shin Ginsen
is one of a pair of matched S\\'Ords, forged on the
day of the two half-brothers' (Shin Lu and Shin
Ginsen) birth. The o ther sword is kn own as the
Floating Bladeo/Shin Lu. The weapon is a sword
+3 in the butterfly-tipped Shou style, and has the
following powers: vorpal blade, luck blade, illu-
sion, and charm 3 t imes a day. However, in the
prese nce of the match ing blade, the s word
becomes a mere magical blade (with on ly the
bonuses to attack and damage in force), unable to
tap into its g reater powers. The blades are c ur-
rently on display in the Capitol ofT'u Lung. The
s
shimmering blade alignment is lawful evil.
Shina-Tsu-Hiko's
XP Value: 5,000 GP Value: 25,000
Legends & ~ same size. This sword is usually only found on
Shina-Tsu- Hiko's avatar's sword slices through
any armo r as though the wearer's AC was never
better than 5.
Shock Blade
XPVa Jue: 1,200 GPValue: 6,000
DII.MlON Magazine t88
There are perhaps a score or more of these magi-
cal weapons thro ughout the Realms. While o f
many different sizes, the swords are often identi-
fied by the large opals fitted to their hilts.
A shock blade inflicts a bonus of 2 points of
electrical damage (over and above its no rmal
bonus) on every s t r ike ; metalli c a r mor and
shields (even if magical) are discounted for attack
roll purposes, as the tiny arc of energy can hit its
targe t even though the sword itself may have
missed. In addition, the wielder is prote<:ted as if
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by a ring o/shock resistance (+3 on s aving
throws vs. electricity. - 2 per die of damage ).
Finally, the bearer may cal/lightning twice daily
if a storm is in the area.
Shu's
XP Value: 4,000 G P Value: 20,000
Legends & Lore
In combat, Shu's avatar employs a gleaming shon
sword +5. Anyone struck by this weapon must
save vs. breath weapon or be caught up in a great
wind and carried fro m the battle. Such persons
suffer 3d20 points of damage and are moved one
mile away for each point inflicted.
Sif's
XPVaJue: 3,000 GP Value: 15,000
Legends & Lore
Her sward +3 renders her invulnerable to spells
from the illusion/phantasm school.
Silencer of Bodash
XP Value: - GP Value: -
Book of Artifacts
The Silencer of Bodash is a mighty two-handed
broad sword almost 7 feet in length. Its blade is
long and straight and made from an unidentifiable
alloy of red metal harder than enchanted steel. The
blade is diamond-shaped in cross-section and is
unusuall y wide-nearly 7 inches at the hilt. The
only decoration appears on the crossguard-a red,
glowing rune of ancient design whose meaning is
now lost. The hilt is made of black, watered steel
and wrapped with braxat hide. The pommel is
crafted in the shape of a serpent's skull.
The sword appears to be too large and unwieldy
for any warrior short of a half-giant's stature, but
it is amazingly light and \\/ell-balanced. The mas-
sive blade is far lighter than a steel edge of the
Athas.
In the ancient wars that ravaged Athas, the city
of 80dash was a great neutral power. Its armies
and magicians jealous ly guarded the lands of the
city-state while the rulers refused all o fTers of
alliance with the warring defilers and preservers.
Eventually, the great de filer warlords decided to
eliminate Bodas h, a nd a great host gathered to
destroy the c ity.
The leader of this host was a human defiler, a
warlord named lri kos, " the Left Hand of Rajaat."
It was Irikos's ancie nt duty to destroy the race of
orcs , and when the las t o rc was no mo re, he
turned to the conquest of all who did not stand
with Rajaat's captains.
Irikos possessed a powerful weapon called The
Silencer. Using this weapo n, he and his host sys-
tematically destroyed the a rmies of Bodas h and
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sackcd the city. Still, the last and most powerful
sorcerers of l:Jodash managed to cast a mighty
spe ll of destruction aga inst the dcfiler warlord,
which blasted Irikos to ashes even as his hordes
threw down Bodash with fire and sword. Only
The Silencer survived.
About three Kings' Ages ago, a wandering
adve nturer named Rimmon discovered the
ancient weapo n in the heart of Bodash 's ruins.
With it, s he led a band of heartless raiders and
rose to great p<M'Cr. Hov.'Cver, Rimmon dared too
much. In her arrogance, she gathered a horde to
attack Balic, but only s ucceeded in angering
Andropinis himself. The sorcerer-king and his
soldiers slaughtered Rimmon 's desert rabble ,
although it is recorded that the bandit-queen slew
a hundred half-giants with The Silencer before
she was killed herself. The sword was reporledly
carried away by one of Rimmon's lieutenants, a
wily el f who escaped 10 the wilderness.
Ove r the yea rs, The Silencer has appeared in
the hands of a succession of slave tribes, raiders,
and savages. Twelve years ago, it was recovered
by a patrol of Tyrian soldiers from the lair of a
ficrce bandit and brought back to Kalak's annory.
But with Ka lak's death, the sword dis:lppeared
again . It is thought that one of Kalak 's templars
took the blade and fl ed into the desert.
The Silencer is a powerful and evil we:lpon that
deludes its owner with dreams of glorious con-
ques t and righteous destruction. In fact , its
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extremely impressive array of offensi ve powers
lends a fair amount of credence to these urgings,
and there arc few more powerful weapons to be
found anywhere on Athas. However, The Silencer
is a "double-edged sword."
In dealing with Th e Silencer, the old adage of
" He who lives by Ihe s","'Ord, dies by the sword," is
remarkably accurate. If a PC gets his or her hands
on the sword, allow the character to becom e
intoxicated with new-found power. With a weapon
of this great might, a character could unite the
raiders of the desert, tame the thri-kreen of the
Hinterlands, or master the giants of the Silt Sea.
In timc, the character could rattle the golden
thrones of the sorcerer-kings themselves!
Yet one day it will come to an cnd.
Like all the pctty warlo rds and bandit-kings
who have previously owned The Silencer, the
character eventually finds that he or she is con,
fronting an enemy beyond even the power of The
Silencer . The charac ter's empi re will then col-
lapse around his or her ears before the might of
an angry soreerer-king-or the Dragon itself.
Another campaign use for the sword lies in its
potential as a weapon for good. A great quest in
search of a weapon potent enough to assassinate a
sorcerer-king might be built around the legendary
blade. Tracing the weapon's bloody trail across
the Tablelands and bringi ng it to bear against a
villain could make a fine adventure.
Several of the sorcerer-kings in the Tyr region
know of this weapon and remember it from lrikos'
days. They reCOb'llizc the potent threat il poses and
act to take it for themselves or destroy it altogether.
The PC who holds the weapon is inviting the wrath
of the sorcerer-kings themselves!
Constant Po .....en: The Silencer of Bodosh is a
two-honded sword +5 that swings like a long
sword. The blade is incredibly sharp-it ignores
any nonmetal armor and passes through it with-
out resistance. (Targets wearing nonmetal armor
arc effectively AC 10, but may count magical
adjustments and Dexterity bonuses.) Tree trunks
and stone walls can be hacked through at a rate of
10 feet per round. The sword also provides a +2
Armor Class bonus to its owner.
In\'oked Po .....ers: By swinging the weapon in
great, horizontal sweeps, the wielder can effec-
tively attack all creat ures in a 10-foot circle. The
swords man su ffers a - 4 attack penalty when
assailing multiple targets this way, unless the
enemy is very tightl y packed (a sh ield-wall or
pikc formation) . If the wielder uses the blade in
such a reckless fashion, he or she must also make
attack rolls agains t any all ies within Ihe IO,foot
radius of the sword.
Three times a day, the sv.'Ofd can release a mam-
mOlh blast of pure force at any target up to 20 feet
m,
 ",SwoolSinging
away. This has the effect o f a 40-foot·square earth-
quake spell . Gates are sundered, walls collapse,
small bui ldings are destroyed, and trees uprooted.
When aimed at living creatures, a norma l attack
roll must be made (as iffirin g a missile weapon,
and without the sword's magical bonus). Any crea-
ture hit suffcrs 5d 10 points of damage.
Th ree times a day, the sword can proj ect a
Tower of Iron Will psionic power for up to one
turn.
RMndom Powers: The sword possesiei three
abili ties from Ta ble I - II : Enchantment/Charm,
and one ability from Table 1- 23: Protec:tion.
C urse: T he sword thrives on bloodlust. Eve ry
week, the character must save vs. death magic or
permanently lose I point of Wisdom.
The sword a lso inflicts artifacI possession,
secking to drive its owner to deeds of glory, con-
quest, and v io le nce. The owner may attempt to
seize command of any group, of any size (the
bigge r, the better), and lead those forces agai nst
any fo e. Worse s till , the possessed c harac te r
develops a fanatical hatred of those who would
defy or imprison Rajaal.
Sugges ted Means of Destruction:
Melt The Silencer in the Dragon's breath.
Break it on an anvil of meteoric iron.
Disso lve it in the foam of the sea ( suitable
only on Athas).
Si nging
XPValue: 1,600 GPValue: 10,000
The Magister
It is rumored that these relatively recent additions
10 the annories of the world were crealed for use by
the Harpers. Certainly the primary attribute of the
sword has to be created with some conniva nce of
one or more bards. With their usual taciturnity, the
Harpers are not taking any credit for them, and no
bard has actually been seen using one-though this
may be more a factor of a dislike of competition
than holding the sword in disfavor as a sword.
This is a silver bastard sword that s ings con-
stantly, and lo udl y, while drawn. It is +3, but this
may be temporarily negated by magical silence.
While the song is hea rd, the bearer of thc sword is
infused wi th a sense of confidence a nd excite -
ment, and never chec:ks morale. The song confers
upon the bearer im munity to charm, command,
confusion,lear,friends , repulSion, scare, and
suggestion . Emo tion cast o n the bearer only
evokes a rage res ult (focussed on the spellcaster).
The sword 's song can still shrie kers and negate
the song e ffect o f harpies, but a bard can easily
negate its powers by s inging a counterh armony.
The sword 's song can entrance intelligent c rea-
tures o f up to 2 Hit Dice (not including undead or
creatures from other planes). lfsuch creatures fa il
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to save vs. spell, they are subject to a suggestion
from Ihe sword 's bearer. Anyone capable of using
a sword c an use these sword s, thou g h il is
rumored that some have been created with sen-
tience and alignment, usually good.
Siva's Scimitar
XP Val ue: 6,000 GP Value: 30,000
Legends & Lore
Anyth ing h it by the avatar's scimita r must save
vs. disintegration (items) or death magic (beings).
Failure means the item or being has been disinte-
g rated and cannot be reconstructed (raised or
reincarnated).
of Skewering
XP Value: 3,000 GP Value: 15,000
The Rogues Gallery
This sword is lightweight and appears to be some-
whal flim sy, bul it is a powerful magic weapon.
Although it has no bonuses to attack or damage and
only does damage equal to a sho rt sword, it can
negate the bonuses given 10 magical armor. There-
fore plate mail + 4 would be treated as ifil were
Ar mor C lass 3 when determin ing whe ther this
weapon would score a hit It does not negate magi-
cal bonuses for attacks by other weapons on that
opponent, no r does it pe r manently cancel an y
bonuses. The sword may also strike any monster
not nonnally hit by nonmagic weapons.
Slayer
XP Value: 40,000 GP Value: 200,000
Legends &. lore
Slayer kills anything its blade touches (no saving
throw allowed). If used to kill for food, the meat
canno t be eaten- it has no nutritional val ue and
is unpalatable.
Snakebane
XPValue: 1,000 GP Value: 5,000
DRAGON Magui ne 99
Snakebane is a sword + /, +4 vs. reptiles.
Snoop
XP Value: 2,000 GP Value: 10,000
The Temple of Elemental Evil
This long SM.'Ord + J has an alignment of NG and
an Intel ligence of 13. It can communicate through
e mpath y and can de tect in visible and detec t
magic, each to a I O-foot range.
Snow on the Mountain
XPValue: 1,500 GPValue: 7,500
The Duchy often
Sher Yakub owns a silver neutral·good sword + 1
named Snow on the Mountain . This weapon has
,,,.
an Intellige nce of g and an Ego o f 5 and has the
powers detect invisibility,flying, and healing. All
pcM'trs can be used once a day.

Sou lblade
XP Value: 3,000 G P Value: 15,000
The Astromundi Cluster
Soulblades are dreadful weapons, more feared
than any other handheld weapon in the Astra-
mundi Cluster. Carved from shadowstone, soul-
blades are similar in size to shon swords, though
each individual blade has a u nique design and
decorative pommel. Soulblades are +2 magical
y,-eapons and cause Id6+2/ 1d8+2 points of dam-
age, whether the blade resembles a shon sword or
a small khopesh.
Created by special sunmagic rituals, these blades
always flicker with cold white flames. The flames
cause no additional damage to sun mages, but they
wi ll cause a loss of I d4 hit points to those who aTe
not sun mages. The flames can also destroy cloth or
nonme tallic armor with a successful strike; they
will engulf leather or padded armor (and any nor-
mal clothing, ropes, and the like) and consume it
within one round (magical clothing or annor gains
a saving throw against this effect.).
If exposed to sunlight, a sou/blade begins to
glow, its flames slowly turning red and brighten-
ing to the intensity of a light spell. A fte r three Soulseeker
rounds in direct sunlight, the wielder may fire a XP Valu r: 1.500 GP Val ue: 7.500
30-foot- long beam of fie ry energy that causes DRAGON Magazine 180
ldlO points of magical fire damage. The wizard From the volcanoes of the Great Sand Sea come
mUSt roll a melee attack as nonnal, but receives a large amounts of lava, some of which has large
+2 magical bonus to this roll. No natural or magi- chunks of obsidian in il. The de~rt nomads have
cal resistances to fire provide any defense against learned th e art of flint napping and ha ve used
this auack. After this energy discharge, the sword obsidian tips on their spears for centuries. Highly
returns to ilS normal, dark color with white skilled artisans are able to make large blades for
flames. Sou/blades can only release this stored daggers-Soulseeker is such a blade.
energy five times a day; after the fifth use it can- A wa r fought deep in the Underdark's caverns
not absorb any energy for 24 hours. resulted in the destruction of many of the evil
creatures involved. The remains of some of the
of Souls vilest fiends were melted into a magical lava
XP Value: 2,000 G PVa lu e: 10,000 flow, fanning an especiall y large hunk of obsid-
Halls of the High King ian. One of the great blade makers used this piece
The favored weapon of the evi l lyach ru Xvim, of obsidian to make Sou/seeker. The name is
this infamous sword is a giant scimitar + 3 that derived from the fact that the fiend's flesh in the
drains two life energy levels whenever it strikes a blade is constantly seeking a soul for itself. This
hVlng opponent (no saving throw). The truth of blade has killed many times and still seeks more
its origins is lost in conflict ing legends ; it is souls.
known to be much heavier than most humans can The blade traveled from the Great Sand Sea to
comfortably use in battle (weighing about 30 the trading cities. A blade C{)llector in Waterdeep
pounds) and is of lawful evil alignment. Crea- sent for the dagger, but SouJseeker never reached
tures of other alignments who touch the scimitar its destination because il was stolen from the
feel a sickenin g, w renching pain (- I on attack trading caravan. The last known rumor is that the
rolls and Dexterity ability score while in contact blade is in the hands of Water deep s black markct,
with the weapon). Further, they suffer a loss of perhaps having made its way to the city of Skull-
ld4 points per contact (or per round ofcontinu- port.
ous contact) if they are of any evil alignment, or a SOil/seeker has a 30-inch. glassy black obsid-
loss of I d 12 hp if they are not. ian blade that is approxima tely 4 inches wide at
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the guard. The blade was made using flint nap-
ping and has a slow taper, reaching dow n to the
point. The handle is foss ilized ivory, the guard is
gold with inlaid onyx runes, and the bun cap is
also of gold and onyx. The blade travels in a sil k-
lined case made of ebony. with golden hinges and
a cover that is a thin sheet of translucent obsidian.
Sou/seeke r is +2 on attack rolls and +5 on
damage rolls. It can soul sleal on a failed saving
throw vs. death magic, detect evil/good in a 60-
foot radius, detect invisible objects in a la-fool
radius. and detect magic in a 30-foot radius. It has
an Intelligence of 17, an Ego of II. and its align-
ment is chaotic evil. Sou/seeker is able to com-
municate in Common.
This blade has one of the sharpest edges known.
Obsidian edges arc prized by nomadic healers for
use in surgical procedures. The strongest power of
Soulseeker lies in the stealing of souls. Anyone
who is hit by the blade with a natural 20 must save
vs. death magic or lose his or her soul to the blade,
dying at once. If the victim dies from a hit by the
blade, the character's soul is automatically taken
into the blade, and resurrection becomes impossi-
ble. Only a wish spell will bring back a soul and
permit resurrection. Those of alignments other
than that of the blade suffer Id6 points of damage
every round they touch any part of this weapon,
unless they are victims and suffer damage as
detailed otherwise.
Soulseeker makes no pretense of its true goals,
but it is remarkably seductive to any chaotic-evil
being that grasps its hih. h always tries to control
its owner, urging the user to slay victims at every
possible turn, seeking all souls possible, though it
will encourage stealth and duplicity to keep thc
killing spree going as long as it can. So ulseeker
especially seeks vict ims of high level or high
social standing, gladly stealing the soul ofa great
wizard, mayor, priest, or general.
Sou/seeker saves against attacks as rock +2 and
can be destroyed in any number of ways. Two
good-aligned churches, one assassins' guild, and
fou r adventuring panics are currently seeking
this weapon to destroy it-or to use it.
Special
XP Value: Variable G P Va lue: Variable
DRAGO~ Magazine 99
The Magical Sword Tables in the DMG are morc
than adequate for most purposes. There are, how-
ever, two problems with the magical sword cre-
ation system. First, no experience point or gold
piece value is givcn for primary abilities, extraor-
dinary abilities, purpose swords, or languages.
Certainly, a sword with any of these characteris-
tics is wonh more than an identical sword without
them- bUi how much more? Secondly, the list of
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extraordinary abilities for swords is relatively
short and this could create a situation where
members of an adventuring party possess very
similar wcaponry in a long-term campaign.
Primary abilit ies are as they appear in the
DMG, because they arc all powers of detection.
and the existing abilities cover all necessities.
What is new here is the addition of gold piece and
experience point valucs of swords possessing
these abilities.
The extraordinary abilities, on the other hand,
have becn greatly expanded without perverting
the original intent of the table. All spell powers
granted by ext raordi nary abilities function at 8th
level, and each is accompanied by additions to
experience point and gold piece value. In the
original DMG, it appears that sword abilities have
levels of use as low as 6th, in some cases. This
was increased to 8th level ac ross the board, as
some swords in the DMG tables could heal or
teleport. Thus, levi/alion,fireball, slrength, and
magic missile are at the 8th level of ability when
cast from a sword. It is suggested that all extraor-
di nary powers be usable only with the knowledge
of a command word or phrase.
The greatcst change in this entry is in the area
of purpose swords. The original list of victims for
purposc swords ignored subelasses or (pcrhaps)
assumed thei r inclusion with the major cla~ses.
The originallisl also lumped all monsters together
in Ihc same category. A new table divides mon-
sters by type or major grouping. Several purpose
abilities, as well as experience point and gold
piece values for those purposes, wcre added to
the tables.
Creating a table for languages spoken by a
sword would be a monumental task. This is espe-
cially true since many monster descriptions in Ihe
MONSTROUS MANUAL books and the MONSTROUS
COMPENDIUM indcxes do not say whether or not
monsters have a spoken language. Therefore, lan-
guages may be assigned for magic swords in sev-
eral wa ys, usi ng any or all of the suggestions
below.
1. A language may be assigned to every creature
of at least low Intelligence. Most semi-intelli-
gent creatures have a primitive spoken lan-
guage of a few dozen words.
2. Creatures such as fiends and extraplanar crea-
tures have a common tongue capable of
expressing most ordinary concepts. Othcr
creatures possessing common tongues might
include elementals, daemons, dragons, mod-
rons, and so fonh.
3. Sword languages can be assigned as the DM
sees fit , or may be rolled on the encounter
tables for the lands whcre the campaign is tak-
ing place. This takes into account factors such
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as where the sword was made, where it was "'The sword can read magical writings as well as other
intended to be used, and the relative frequency languages.
of various creatures in the campaign. 'The sword can use ·either communication mode at will.
The encounter tables from the MONSTROUS with language used tike any speaking sword.
CoMPENDIUM appendices are the most up-to-date
yet published, and are admirably suited for use in Table 2. Swo rd Alig nment
generating languages for s words . A wizard
enchanting a sword for use in the tropics would Ro ll Alignment Roll Alignment
not bother e nc hanting the swo rd to speak the 0 1-05 Chaotic good 31-55 Lawful good
white dragon's tongue. Similarly, in the desert, a 06-15 Chaotic neutral 56-00 Lawful neutral
sword that spoke the language of unicorns would 16-20 Chaotic evil 61- 80 Neutral
have no great value. 21 - 25 Neutral evil 81-00 Neutral good
The personality of a sword snould be consid- 26-30 Lawful evil
ered. To begin with, each sword, wnether intelli-
gent or not , s hou ld have a name, preferably Table 3. Sword Primary Abilities
engraved on the blade or hi lt. All Intelligent
swords should nave a definite personality. A XP GP
random table for sword personality cannot be Roll Ability Value Value
created., because personality depends, for the 01 - 1 I Detect elevator/shifting
most part, on al ignment, abilities, Intelligence, rooms/walls, 10' radius 60 300
Ego, special abili ties, and purpose, if any. The 12- 22 Detect sloping passages,
language spoken would have an effect upon a 10' radius 60 300
sword's personality ; th us, a P ix ie-speaking 23- 33 Detect evil or good, 10'
sword should be different from a sword that rad ius 120 600
speaks Manticore. Magical swords have to be 3444 Detect gems, number and
played by the DM j ust as any nonplaye r charac- kind, 20' radius 240 1,200
ter would be played. 45- 55 Detect precious metals,
The benefit of a sword name should nol be over- kind and amount, 20'
looked. Compare Excalibur, Anduril, and Storm- radius 240 1,200
bringe r to " my gem detection sword +3 that 56-06 Find traps, 10' radius 240 1,200
speaks Ore." Name.~ should relate to sword powers, 67- 77 Detect magic, 10' radius 240 1,200
origins, or the original owners ifpossible, and they 78- 82 Detect secret doors, 5'
mayor may not give clues to their abilities. Each radius 120 600
DM's imagination must do the work. Under Sw·ord 83- 87 Detect invisibility, 10'
and Dagger are many examples of weapon names radius 240 1,200
thaI should your creativity flowing. 88-92 Locate object, 120'
The following are expanded and revised tables radius 180 900
for the random generation of magical swords. 93-98 Roll twice, ignoring
They derive from the DMG, I st Edition Tables. scores of93-98
99-00 Roll on Table 4 instead
Table I. Sword Intelligence a nd Capabilities
Note that the detect good/evil sword power is
Roll lot Abilities Communications one or the olher, according to the alignment of the
01- 75 None None None sword. (Evil swords detect good and vice versa.)
76-83 12 I Primary Semiempatny Neutral swords detect one or the other (50%
84-89 13 2 Primary Empathy' chance),
90-9' I' 2 Primary Speech' Iftbe same primary abili ty is rolled twice, the
95-97 IS 3 Primary Speechl radius of the power is doubled.
98- 99 16 3 Pri mary Speech' All abilities function only when the sword is
00 17 3 Primary Speech, telepathy drawn from its scabbard and held and the posses-
plus I extraordinary sor is concentrating on the desired result. A sword
power' cannot fight and detect at the same lime.
'The owne r rece ives a signa l (a throb or a tingl e) and The experience-point and gold-piece values in
retls urges when the ability functions. the above table are based on, among other things,
'The sword speaks its owner's language plus I or more the value of wands with similar powers, and the
other languages-indicated on Table 6. swords are much less valuable than the wands
'The sword can also read languages and maps of any non- (des pite the fact that the y have no charges to
magical son. exhaust) for several rcasons. First, few swords
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"' have the detection radius o[the corresponding XP GP

wand (for example, a wand a/magic detection Ability
Roll Va lue Va lue
has a 3D-foot radius, while the corresponding 42-44 Hold person on contact.
sword has only a 10-foot radius). Secondly, the 2/day 420 2,100
swords' values derive primarily from the fact that 45--47 Hypnotic pattern , 21day 420 2,100
they arc , first and foremost, weapons- most 48- 50 CreOle illusian. 120'
detection abilities 3rc "icing on the cake." Thirdly, range, 2/day as a 1I.'lind
a sword is not exactly an innocuous detection nfillusion 480 2,400
device. (Ever try 10 slip one up your sleeve?) 51 - 53 Invisibility on self, 3/day 360 1,800
Thus, the gp values range from 300 to a of 1,200, 54-56 Levi/Ule, 3/day, one turn
based on perceived value to fighters and other duration 420 2,100
sword users. :57- 39 Lighrning boll, 8d6. l /day,
Extraordinary powers are, by definition, better 120' range 600 3,000
than primary abilities. The weakest extraordinary 60-62 Magic missile, 4 missiles,
swords are worth as muc h as 1,500 gpo and some 140' range, 2/day 420 2,100
of the mightiest are worth up to 3,000 gpo They 63--65 Mirror image , 2/day 360 1,800
come in three general types (offensive, defensive, 66-68 Paralyzation on contact.
and miscellaneous) and in low. medium, and high 2/day 80 2.400
levels of power. Gold pieee values assigned to 69-71 Protection from evil/good, 3/day,
each category are as follows: 16 round duration 360 1,800
72- 74 Ray ofenfeehlement, 2/day,
G PVa lues 35% Strength loss, 3O'
Power Low Medium High range 420 2. 100
Defensive 1,500 1,800 2,100 75- 76 Strength on self. I/day, 8 turn
Offensive 1,500-1 ,800 2, I 00-2.400 3,000 duration 420 2.100
Miscellaneous 1,500-1.800 2,100-2,400 2.700 77- 79 Silence on self, 3/day 300 1,500
80-82 Suggestion. 2/day on one creature
Table 4. S ..... ord E xtraordina r y Powe rs only, 5 turn duration 420 2,100
83- 85 Telekinesis, 250 lb. wI. . 2/day,
XP GP I round duration 420 2, 100
Roll A bility Value Value 86-87 Teleparhy, 60' range,
01--03 Add sword's plus to saving 2/day 420 2,100
throws, I/day, one turn 88- 89 Teleportation. IIday,600
duration 300 1,500 pound weight maximum.
04-06 Animate dead, I/day 420 2,100 Initiative modifier of
07--09 Charm person on contact, +2 to activate 540 2,700
3/day 360 1,800 90-92 Web, 2/day 360 I,SOO
10-11 Clairaudience, 30' range, 93- 94 X-ray vision, 2/day, I turn
3/day, one round duration 360 1,800 duration 20 2,100
12-14 Clairvoyance, 30' range, 95- 97 Roll twice, ignoring scores of 95- 97
3/day, one round duration 360 1,800 98- 99 Character may choose one power
15- 17 Color spray , 2/day 360 1.800 from this table
IS-20 Cammal/d. 3/day 300 1,500 00 Character may choose one power and
21 - 22 Cure lighl wounds on self, roll for a Special Purpose
3/day 300 1,500
23-24 Determine direction and Note that all spell effects. including those con-
depth, 2/day 300 1,300 cerning magic resistance, saving throws. and so
25- 27 Dispel magic. 2/day 480 2,400 forth, apply as if the spellv.·ere cast at Sth-Ievel.
2S- 30 ESP, 30' range, 3/day, If the same power is rolled twice, the number
one round duration 480 2,400 of uses of that power per day is doubled.
31 - 33 Fireball, Sd6, IIday, Powers function when the sword is drawn and
180' range 600 3,000 held and the possessor concentrates upon the
34-36 Fly,120'/round desired effect. Most powers require that the user
I hour/day 480 2,400 concentrate for at least a full round.
37- 39 Gaze ref/ection, 3/day 360 1,800
40-41 Heal self, I/day 600 3,000

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Table S: Special Pu.rpose Swords-Purpose would not use its purpose ability to slay storm
giants, for example.
XP GP When a creature is struck by the swore;!. the
Roll Purpose Value Value sword will use its purpose ability if the creature is
01-04 Defeat opposite alignment 200 1,000 one the sword was meant to slay or destroy. The
05--07 Defeat law 200 1,000 victim gets a save vs. spell. The power operates
08- 10 Defeat chaos 200 1,000 only in pursuil of the special purpose, and a char·
11-13 Defeat neutrality 200 1,000 acter who fails to attack a creature the sword was
14- 16 Defeat good 200 1,000 created 10 s lay, o r who fail s 10 killihe creature
17- 19 Defeat evil 200 1,000 with the sword, will have at beSt a strained rela-
20-23 Slay priests 225 1,1 25 lionship with the sword-the weapon may, in
24 Slay druids 225 1,125 fact, refuse to use any of its powers for the master
25- 28 Slay fighters 225 1, 125 until the affront is settled.
29 Slay paladins 225 1, 125
30-31 Slay rangers 225 1, 125 Table SA: Spedalist wizards
32- 34 Slay wizards 225 1, 125
J5 Slay specialist wizards' 225 1, 125 Roll Specialist Wizard
36-39 Stay thieves 225 1, 125 1 Abjurer
40-41 Slay assassins 225 1, 125 2 Conjurer
42 Slay monks 225 1, 125 3 Diviner
4J Slay bards 225 1, 125 4 Enchanter
44-46 Slayavians 200 1,000 5 Illusionist
47 Slay baatezu 250 1,250 6 Invoker
48-50 Slay !anar'ri 200 1,000 7 Necromancer
51- 54 Slay demihumans 250 1,250 8 Transmuter
55- 58 Slay dragons 250 1,250
59-62 Slay extraplanar creatures 250 1,250 Table 58: Special Purpose Swords-Powen
63-65 Slay faeri e creatures' 250 1,250 XP GP
6~9 Slay giants 225 1,125 Roll Powcr Value Value
70-72 Slay humanoids 200 1,000 0 1--08 Ca use blindness for 2d6
73- 75 Slay insects 200 1,000 rounds 100 500
76-79 Slay magic-using creatures 225 1,125 09-15 Confusion for 2d6 ro unds 100 500
80-82 Slay mammals 200 1,000 16-25 Death 200 1,000
83- 85 Slay plant life 200 1,000 26-35 Disintegration 200 1,000
86-88 Slay poison-using creatures 225 1, 125 36-42 Cause/ear for Id4
89-91 Slay psionic creatures 250 1,250 rounds 100 500
92- 94 Slay reptiles 200 1,000 43-49 Feeblemind for I d4
95-97 Slay tanar'ri 225 1, 125 rounds 150 750
98-<10 Destroy undead 250 1,250 50-56 Insanity for I d4 rounds 100 500
'T he particular specialist wizard can be deter- 57-66 Maze 100 500
mi ned by rolling I d8 on Table SA I 67-75 Paralyzalion for I d4
' Faerie creatures are: brownies, centaurs, dryads, rounds 150 750
pegasi , pixies, satyrs, sprites, sylphs, unicorns, 76-85 Petrification ' 150 750
and [he like (perhaps including elves, g nomes, 86-93 Plane shift' 150 750
and haJnings). 94-<10 Quested 150 750
The purpose ofa neutral sword of " defeat Any sword determined to have a special pur-
opposite alignment" is to ruin or s lay creatures of pose is allowed one roll on Table 5A followed by
the extreme a lignments (LG, LE, CG, CE). one ro ll on Table 58 . However, a sword's pcw.-er is
With regard to the character classes mentioned always appropriate to its purpose-a sword that
in the above table, nOle that " f ighter" does not destroys undead would not have fear as a purpose
include ranger o r paladin, "wiza rd" does not power. In a case where purpose and power con-
include specialist wizards, and so on. flict, simply rero ll on Table 58 until a noncontra-
A purpose must suil the type and alignment of dietary set of characteristics is oblained.
the sword in question. Good-aligned swords only 'The plane shifting power th rows the victim to a
use purpose abilities on ev il c reatures, though random plane of existence.
neu tral and evi l swords a re not so restricted. 'The petrification pQW1:r does nOI cause the sword
Thus, a good sword Ihat was created to slay giants to become entrapped in the body oftbe victim; this
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effect may be undone by a stone 10 jlesh spell. Any Spectral

insanity caused will be catatonia, suicidal mania, or XP Value: 1,500 GPValue: 15,000
insanity involving constant hallucinations. Newszine 82
POlVIlfJ)RON
The spectral sword is a lightweight, well-bal-
Table 6. Number of languages anced weapon. Its hilt is encrusted with jewels
and has a skull on the pommel. The blade is non-
Number of XP GP corporeal and transparent in lighted surround-
Roll languages Value Value ings. However, in the dark the blade has a bluish
01-40 1 50 250 cast and smoke appears to dance along its edge. A
41 - 70 2 100 500 spectral sword can be used by any character,
71 - 85 J 150 750 regardless of a character's weapon proficiency.
86-95 4 200 1,000 The wielder suffers no proficiency penalties .
96-99 5 250 1,250 However, the sword can only be used against
00' 6' JOO 1,500 undead; all other creatures arc unaffected by the
noncorporeal blade. Undead struck by the sword
'On a rolJ of 00. the minimum number oflanguages avail- suffer IdlO points of damage. In addition, if the
~ble to the sW()rd is 6. The GP and XP values reflct:1 this weapon is in the hand of its owner, it gives that
minimum. When rolling twice on the table above, add the character a +4 saving throw bonus vs. undead
XP and GP values if the total is greater than 6. special attacks that have saving throws.
'or the lotal of two additional rolls (ignoring further
results ofClO). whichever is grealer.

Languages should reflect the type of sword and

its abilities.

Table 7: Sword Ego

Attribute ofsword Ego point~

Each "plus" of sword I I
Each primary abilit y' 2
Each extraordinary power 2
Special purpose 5
Each language spokenl If
Telepathic ability 2
Reading languages ability I
Reading magic ability 2
'A sword +1 has I Ego point, but if it has another
(higher) plus, the highest is also counted. In addi-
tion, swords which have no extra pluses but have
extra powers add double their "plus" rating for
Ego.
'If the ability is doubled, double the Ego points.
JRound up.

A sword with a neutral alignment can be used

by any character whose alignment in any part cor-
responds with {he nonneutral alignment of the
sword. However, a neutral good swo rd (for
instance) would dislike the lawfulness ofa lawful
good character's actions jusl as much as a lawful
good sword would dislike a neutral good charac-
ter's lack of orderl iness. The same would be true
for a lawful neutral sword and a lawful evil char-
acter, and so on.
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Spellbinder
XPValue: 1,000 GPValue: 10,000
DRAGOI' Magazine !80
A warrior named Algor and a nameless, evil wiz·
ard decided to end their feud of many years with
a duel. Algor, realizing his magical inferiority,
had a special sword crafted that would absorb
spells cast by an opponent. On the da y of the
duel, Algo r presumed he was now superior, but
he should not have trusted an evil wizard to fight
fairly. At a decisive moment in thei r battle, the
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wizard was joined by two of his evi l cohorts.
Simultaneous ly, all three blasted Algor with
spells. Algor was annihilated, and his possessions
were thrown across space and time. Several years
and many miles away, a farmer found Algor's
sword in his field, and traded the blade for ani -
mals and equipment. The sword has c hanged
hands many times s ince. Spellbinder was once
reported to have been offered as payment for a
glass of ale in a tavern. Most of its owners never
realized Spellbinders full potential . Spellbinder
was once known as Algors Weakness after its his-
tory was made public by a wizard-sage.
The extremely s harp, layered-s teel blade is
about 3~ feet long; overall, this we ll-balanced
weapon measures just over 4U feet. The blade has
a single blood groove and two bilateral notches
near the base. The handle is of deeply nuted
dragon bone with a gold ring at each end of the
flutes. The guard is curved toward the point and
e nds in two claws, each grasping a crystalline
sphere. The face of the guard has two large trian-
gular sapphires wi th their points together. The
pommel is conical. If found, the crystal globes
will probably already be shattered or absent.
Spellbinder is + 2 o n attack rolls and +3 on
damage. It absorbs (as a rod of absorption) up to
12 levels ofwizsrd or priest spells (12' 1st-level
spells, six 2nd-level spells, and so on) and detects
magic in a 3D-foot radius. It has an Intelligence of
12, an Ego of I I, and a neutral alignment. It can
communicate by empathy.
This sword can be wielded by members of any
al ignme nt. It must be held by the grip to absorb
incoming spells; no part of the hand can touch the
blade or guard. The c rystal spheres absorb the
spells, each sphere absorbing s ix levels. If the
wielder attempts to absorb more than this amount
in a single round without discharging some of the
spell energy, the spheres shatter and the sword no
longer absorbs any spell levels until the c rystals
are replaced (they can be had at glassware shops
for rough ly 50 gp each, but enchanting each of
the spheres with the proper spells is quite a bit
more expensive, requiring a wizard of at least the
16th level).
Spe/lbinder is a bit of a snob and wan ts an
owner that it cannot easily control. In the past,
Spellbinder has constantly kept on the move from
owner to owner, forcing its user to trade it away if
he did not measure up to the sword's standards. It
is currently seeking an owner who understands
the schools of magic, preferably a fighter-wizard.
The weapon wants to be polished often and kept
in a nice, gem-encrusted scabbard.
The evil wizard who engineered Algor's death
has since become a lich. As a side interest, the
lith has begun to look into rumors of a sword
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matching the one Algor used against it years ago,
and it would like to obtain this weapon simply to
add to its trophy collection.
Spcllblade
XPVallle G PVaiut
I ,000+ IOO/levc 1 6,OOO+2,OOO/level
The Ruins ofU ndermountain
These slim-bladed swords were once plentiful in
the Realms. Recently, someone has rediscovered
the secrets of making them again; new blades have
begun to appear in the Dragonreach area, probably
from a source in Scmbia. A spellblade is a +2 mag-
ical weapon. A single wizard spell is cast as pan or
its making, and after that, the sword is inunune to
and paramount over that particular spell. Anyone
carrying a spellblade who is attacked by the partic-
ular spell that the blade is linked to is utterly pro-
tec ted against all of that spell's effects. This
immunity applies even if the spell is magic missile
or another 'unerring' spell, or one that a weapon
would nonnally be of no use against.
The blade-bearer can reflect an offensive spell
back upon its caster, choose to negate its local
effects entirely (a ll ow ing aftrebalf to now
directly a round the wie lder wi th no effect), or
direct it at a target of choice. This decision must
be made the round the spell is cast, or the spell is
negated. There is no known limit to the negation
ability of a spellblade against its specific spell.
This power does not preve nt normal use of the
weapon in the same round.
As an item, the spe/lhlade is usable by all
classes; as a weapon, it is usable o nly by those
allowed to wield swords. To gain the protection or
the spellblade, it must be drawn from its scabbard
with some part of its hilt or blade resting on the
bearer's flesh (a warrior's hand or strapped to the
leg of a wizard). Spellhlades guard against spe-
cifi c spells and identical magical effects, such as
the fireball spell and theftreball emitted by a
~and affireballs. They do not guard against
merely similar effects; for example, a/irehall-
specific spellhlade would not guard against nOT-
mal fires , a wall offire, a meteor swarm, a
flaming sphere, or a delayed blaSI fireball.
Most spellhlades are crafted to protect against
offensive spells such asfireballs, lighllling boilS,
magic missiles, or charm person spells; a rare few
are made for specific purposes, and can breach
prismalic spheres or walls offorce.
Spiritburner
XPValue: 1,200 GPValllc: 6,000
Islands of Terror
Spirilburner is a sword owned by Diamabel, a
chaotic evil fighter of 12th level. The sword is a
flame tongue +3.
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Stalker
Xt'Vallle: 2,000 GPVallle: 10,000
Howl From the North
Sialker is an enigmatic and powerful weapon that
reveals its full powers on ly in the hands of a
ranger. To anyone else, it is merely a long sword
+/. It has a slcnder, long blue steel blade, but its
hilt, pommel, and qui lions are made of a stark
black meta l that is as hard as adamantite. If
Stalker is stared at for any length of time, it
seems to have wisps of shadowstuff moving
silently across its surface, although this is just
illusory ... or is it?
Slulker is a +3 neutral good weapon when used
by a ranger. The ranger gains a + I bonus to Wis-
dom and Intelligence while in possession of this
blade. The ranger also gains a +20 bonus to all
bide in shadows and move silently attempts, and a
+4 bonus on tracki ng skills.
Slaiker bequeaths an afTin ity with dogs and
wolves on its owners for an unknown reason. The
ranger has a Charisma of 18 when dealing with
dogs and wolves (not including worgs, tyrgs, win-
ter wolves, or other canine monsters, such as hell
hounds). While holding Statker, the ranger can
speak with animals (dogs and wolves only) three
times a day.
The spells that can be used once a day each by
Slalker's wielder are invisibility, invisibility to
animals, and invisibility 10 undead. In the process
of becoming invisible, Stalker's wielder seems 10
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become shadowy and semitranslucent before he
fades from sight.
Stalker does have a special purpose, but the
sword seems to have never told anyone or had a
chance to reveal this to its previous owners, nor
the nature of its special purpose power. Stalleer is
an intelligent sword with Intelligence of 14 and
an Ego of II; it communicates by en/pa/hy.
Sta rfa ll
XP Value: 1,900 GP Value: 9,500
PoLYHEDRON NcwWne 76
Slarfall is an exquisite s",""Ord that was forged from
the heart of a meteorite by an ancient elf weapon-
smith who had more than two centuries of experi-
ence in his trade. The blade is long and slender,
with remarkable balance and an exceptionally
kcen edge. This gives SIO/fal/ a +3 bonus to strike
opponents in leather, padded or hide armor and a
+2 bonus against opponents in metal armors. Its
deadly edge delivers an additional 3 points of dam-
age per strike. The unusual metal in the blade
reacts violently when it comes in contact with the
blood of a dragon, causing an additional 3d4
points of damage when used against dragonkind.
The strange and alien metal never dulls or corrodes
and receives a +5 bonus on saving throws. It is
immune 10 attacks from rust monsters.
Stonefist
XP Value: 1,000 GP Value: 5,000
Adventures
G REYHAWJ(
Also known as the Swo rd of Rage, this two-
handed sword was enchanted during the reign of
Vlek Col Vlekzed. No one is sure ifVlek wielded
it himself, though the wa rriors of the Hold of
Stonefist stubbornly (and violentl y) maintain
thaI. No one doubts that the weapon contains the
strength and ferocity upon which Vlek built his
domain.
Aside from its normal +2 bonus to attack and
damage rolls, the sword allows the wielder to vol-
untarily enter a state of mindless rage. While
enraged, the character gains an additional + 1
auack, +3 damage, and an additional +2 hit
points per level. (Note: The bonus hit points are
lost to damage before the character's own hit
points, as a potion of heroism.) However, the
character also loses any Dexterity bonuses to his
or her Armor Class and cannot control the rage
until a save vs. spell is successful (one attem pt
per round).
Stormbringer
XP Value: 8,000 GP Value: 40,000
Gods. Demigods, & Heroes
Chaotic in natu re, thi s sword has an Intelli-
gcnce of 12 and lin Ego of 12, is +5 when strik-
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ing, is a dancing sword, and drains energy lev-
els. On a roll of I 1- 20 it will d rain a ll the
energy levels from any being if it hi ts, with a
roll of7-1O allowing it to drain one-half of the
energy levels. The energy leve ls gained from
the battle are transferred to the user as Strength
o f 18/00. It also adds hit points by automati-
cally rolling the pr oper die for the creature
struck. Ifa wizard is hit, rollld4 and mul tiply
the result by wizard's levels. The same is done
for all other classes and creatures. The sword
becomes sated after draining off 300 energy
levels. in which case. after [0 melee rou nds,
the user reverts back to his or her former
Strength and hit points. The sated state lasts for
50 fulltums. at the end of which the sword will
take another 300 levels.
Su n Blade
XP Value: 3,000 GP Value: 20,000
DuNOEON MASTER Guide
This sword's enchantment enables the sun blade
to be wielded as if it were a short sword with
respect to encumbrance. weight, speed factor, and
ease of use (the weapon appears to be a bastard
s....,ord, and inflicts bastard sword damage, but the
wielder feels and reacts as if the weaJXIn were a
shon sword), Any individual able to use either a
bastard sword or a short sword with proficiency
is proficient in the use of a .wn blalle.
In normal combat, the glowing, golden blade
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of the weapon is equal to a sword +2. Against
evi l creatures, its bonus is +4. Against creatures
of the Negative Material Plane or those drawing
power from that plane (such as certain undead),
the sword inflicts double damage. Furthermore,
the blade has a special sunray power. Once a
day, upon command, the blade can be swung
vigorously above the head \0 shed a bright yel-
low radiance like that of full daylight. The radi-
ance begins shining in a 10-foot radius around
the sword wielder, spreading outward at 5 feel
per round for 10 rounds after that. creating a
globe of light with a 60-foot radius. When the
sw in ging stops, the radia nce fades to a dim
glow that persists for another turn before disap-
pearing ent irely. All sunblades are of good
alignment.
Sunsword
XP Value: 3,000 G P Value: 20,000
RA~~
The sunsworJ is a magical long sword. Its blade
is a form of crystal glassteel, held by a platinum
hilt and guard. It glows with dim blue light most
of the time. It is a s....wd +2 againsl all creatures
except undead. When within 30 feet of an y
undead, the blade suddenly glows a brilliant blue.
The blade is +3 vs. undead (to attack and dam-
age). When used against vampLres, the blade
flares and sparks when it strikes, inflicting 10
additional points of damage per strike.
Ages ago, Sirahd employed a powerful magi·
cian to destroy the sword . The first part of the
process required that the hilt and blade be sepa-
rated, then dest royed simultaneously. However,
before the hilt and blade could be destroyed. the
magician 's assistant stole the blade and attempted
to nee from Barovia. Though his body was later
found in the woods, the blade was never recov-
ered. When it was separated from the hilt , the
blade took on the appearance of a normal long
sword.
Though the hilt remained in Castle Ravenloft,
the blade has never been found. Strahd has always
lived in fear Ihat Ihe blade may be reunited with
the hilt. Currently, the blade has a nonnal hilt. If
the blade's owner finds the hilt, it will magically
leap onto the blade, replacing the normal hilt and
becoming the suns\\'ord.
Surtr's Flaming
XP Value: 1.000 GP Value: 5,000
Legends & LOR
Surtr's avatar carries ajlaming sword + j that SClS
anything it touches ablaze (save vs. magical fire
to negate) fo r Id I0 damage each round.
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Su rya's Sword of Light
XP Value: 4,000 GP Value: 20,000
Legends & Lore
Any being within 10 feet of the avatar's
unsheathed sword o/light must save vs. petrifica-
tion or be blinded for IdlO turns. The sword auto-
matically dispels all illusion and darkness spells
within 20 feet.
Susa noo's Blue
XP Value: 4,000 GP Value: 20,000
Legends & Lore
Any being struck by Susanoo s blue sword suffers
an additional 2dlO lightning damage (save for
"'IQ.
Susko the Silent
XPValue: 1,600 GPValue: 8,000
DIWJON Magazine 74
Susk is a slim sword of fin e manufaclure and
nawless, oil-slaked steel. It is devoid of adorn-
ment and inscriptions. It does not glow or reflect
light, so it does not appear to be metal from some
far place. Its nickname comes from ils magical
silence--the sword never rings, claners, scrapes,
or emits any sound. A blade struck against it may
ring, but Susk itself remains silent. The silence in
no way affects creatures, spells, objects, or any
area about the blade.
Susk is +3 on auack rolls, but does normal
damage (ld8/ ld 12). It has no apparent Intelli-
gence or sentience, and o nly one other magical
property- it levitates involuntarily. That is, it can
never rise. fall, or move in any way by itself, but
always remains stationary when released, even if
in midair. It can be moved while so floating by
being struck with other objects, or by magical
effects (such as telekinesjs), but will stop quickly
when such force is removed.
Susk canno t therefore be effectively hurled at
an opponent or tossed away to prevent its cap-
ture- it will stop mere inches from the point of
release and hang in midair. The re is no known
limit to this ability and no known way to nullify
it. Any creature may hold and wield Susk without
harm. It confers no magic res istance or spell
immunities upon the bearer.
Susk is a blade mentioned repeatedly in tales
and legends of the north. Its origin is unknown-
and curiously, never mentioncd in any folklore--
but it seems to ha ve always been around in the
hands of someone or another. Its present where-
abou ts are a myste ry; the sage Elminste r can
speak of its location with certainty o nly over a
short span o f time beginning some 20 winters
ago, whe n he recognized it in the hand s of
Abadda, a northe rn prince of the Fallen King-
dom, who was then a proud wanderer and bandit
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leader. Abadda was challenged by Di styl of
Nesme at the court of Alustriel, High Lady ofSil-
verymoon, in Elminster's presence. During the
fight that followed, Elminster and at least one
other- the adventure r Umen ofVartar- recog-
niud the blade for what it was.
Abadda was slain in combat, and Distyl right-
fu lly took the blade. Shortly thereafter he was
foun d dead by his campfire on the Trollmoors,
and Urnen was seen in Longsaddle not much
aflerward, brandishing a blade that was demon-
strably Susk- to Umen's eternal dismay- when
he let go of it involuntarily in the middle of a tav-
ern brawl, it hung in midair, beyond his grasp, as
he was dragged to the floor and stabbed to death.
A local bully, Usk Harpell, claimed the blade,
but was found dead in a nearby alley within the
night, the blade gone. It disappeared from view at
that time, but rece nt reports from Shadowdale
(some six winters back) and Mulmaster (two win-
ters ago) suggest tha t the strange blade is still
"changing hands the hard way" among the adven-
turers and caravan merchants of the Realms.
Sylabra
XP Value: 2,400 GP Value: 12,000
Hall of Heroe$
Sylabra is Merith's favored weapon. II is a silver
long sword +3 of chaotic good alignment, with
Intelligence 14 and Ego 6. It can detect invisible
Dbjects (I O-foot-radius), detect magic ( I O-fool
radius), and glow with a silvery-blue radiance at
the bearer's will.
Syrar's Silver
XPValue: 1,000 GP Value: 4,000
The Magister
This + I silver weapon employs a combination of
spells devised by the Arcbmage Syrar. The magic
allows the blade to breach the barriers between
planes in much the same manner as a cockatrice
and s imilar animals do. Thus, it can strike targets
on the Astral and Ethereal Planes that are suscep-
tible to magical weapon a ttacks . But when
wielded for this purpose (user on the Prime Mate-
rial Plane, target on another plane), it is treated as
a normal weapon attack . The +1 to damage
applies in all eases.
Anyone holding the sword can see into either
the Astral or Ethereal Plane (one II a time) at will,
viewing a spherical area with a 30-foot radius cen-
tered on the tip of the drawn blade. The user need
not employ the sword offensively in order to be
able to use the viewing power; th us, priests and
wizards can make use of this ability of the sword.
However, viewing can only be maintained for a
number of rounds equal to the holder 's Intelli-
gence, plus 1d4 additional rounds, and the viewing
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,S-""-Ord. Taraganh.lhe lJloodbrand
ability only functions once a day, regardless of the
length of time each viewing is sustained.
Only the sword itself. and never any part of the
wielder, or physical obj ects. or o ther form of
attack or spell, can reach into the olher planes. To
creatures residing on the other planes, the weapon
is clearly visible whenever it is drawn. and its
bearer appears as a shadowy, indistinct figure
whom the y may reach through the planes to
attack, but at a -2 penalty.
The viewing ability also works for users on the
Astral and Ethereal Planes with respecl to their
ability to see into the Prime Material Plane.
Taragarth, the Blood brand
XP Va lue: 2,200 GP Value: 11,000
Magazine 74
DRAGOI'!
Taragarth is a sword of stee! fire-blackened along
the length of the blade so that only the sharpened
edges gleam. On the base of the blade, just ahead
of the simple crossbar guard, a rune is etched into
the metaL The rune is nonmagical and evidentl y
the mark of the blade's maker, but the name of the
maker was lost over time.
Taragarlh requires strength an d stature to
wield, but while it is held unsheathed, the bearer
is protected from fire (effects equal a ring offire
resistance) and is protected by afeather fall if
descending 10 feet or morc precipitously. Tara-
garth strikes normally but does +3 damage. It
does not glow and is not sentient. While gri pping
Taragarth (even sheathed), the bearer is protccted
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from ESP and delectiOIl spells ( including kllOw
'lligilmelll). Such spells simply have no effect.
Th is protection does not affcc t charm , sleep ,
other control-related spells, or psionic attacks.
Taragarth is believed to have been forged by Elf-
gar of Silvery moon in the early days of the North
and was given to the champion Aeroth when he led
the armies ofthe kingdoms orthe North agai nst the
trolls ofthc Evennoors. Thc might oflhe trolls was
broken at the Long Battle (nine days' duration)
across the moors, and the bloody TO l'ago l'lh was
brandished aloft so often by thc valiant Acroth that
it was dubbed the Bfoodbrand.
Much late r, when Aerolh was gray-bearded,
Rayuth of Silverymoon died, and the throne passed
to his son. Aeroth, grieving for his lord (and none too
fond of the sadistic, proud Tulven, Rayuth's son),
took ship west from Waterdeep, sailing first to the
Isle ofToaridge-at-the-Swl's-Sening and later to the
Moonshae isles. There, with his wife and six sons,
Aeroth founded thc City of VI an. His descendants,
the nucleus of a group swelled by other disenchanted
or dispossesscd mainlanders, were to become the
feuding merchant houses oftne Moonshae isles. But
Aeroth's sword was not seen on his voyage, and most
legcnds hold that he left it in Silveryrnoon, where it
has been lost in some concealed hoard or in one of
the many warrens of caverns beneath the city. A few
sages know that, in truth, Acroth hid the blade in a
ruined v.1:11 on the isle ofToaridge so that his argu-
mentative sons w'Ould not fight over it.
There it lay while ages passed, until an explo-
rat ion party of ilIithids found it and carried it to
their underground city on the mainland ncar what
is now Beregost. There it was studied for only a
short time be fore a band of adventurers plun-
dered much oflhe city and gained it.
The names of the band are now lost; one was a
fighter who later too k service in the Merchant
Guards of Amn and died battling bandits on the
banks of the Sulduskoon river. It seems likely that he
bore Taragarlh , but no word of it can be fowld after
it (presumably) fell into the hands of the bandits,
wltil a wandering peddler offered it for salc in a mar-
ket at Berdusk. It brought 400 pieces of gold from an
adventurer who recognized it, but he mistakenly told
a companion what he thought the sword was, and
was dead by the next morning. So was the compan-
ion, murdered in tum by the assassin Tur!'
Turl carried the blade north to the city ofScor-
nubel, using it to payoff a debt to his guildmaster
lritan. Little is known of [ritan, who evidently
ruled thc guild with an iron hand for more than
20 winters. One spring Turl appeared in Waler-
deep, dying of poisoned wounds, and gave the
blade, and more wealth, to thc wizard Marune.
Much of Marune's wealth was lost in subsequent
upheavals, and the Bloodbrond fell into the hands
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of an unknown person in Waterdee p. Where it
trave led afte r that is not known, but four winters
ago it was brought to Elminster for examination,
when he was v is iting Westgate , by a swart hy,
scarred fighting man of Calimshan who gave his
n3rne a s Vulph. The prese nt whereabouts o f
Vulph and of th e blade Taragarlh arc unknown .
Tarl Va novitch's Sun Blade
XPValue: 3,000 GPVa lue: 15,000
1992 Fanlasy Coll ector Card 23
This neutral good weapon is +2 norm ally and +4
agains t any evil c reatures, but Tarl's blade does
triple damage agai nst all undead creatures. Once a
day, this blade can be swung over the head to create
a bright light similar to that of the sun in a 6O-yard
sphere for IdlO rounds. This renders it a panicu-
larly effeclive weapon against vampires as well as
other exclusively nocturnal monsters. Tarl's weapon
lias an Intelligence of 12 (10 Ego points) and the
abili ty to detect invisible objects in a 10' radius.
Tcfnut 's
XP Value: 6,000 GP Val ue: 30,000
Legends & Lore
In combat , Te fnu t 's avatar can command her
sword 10 transform itse lf into a stroke of fight-
ning. Anyone hit by this weapon suffers normal
damage and the n mus t save vs. spell o r lake an
additional 5d20 points of electrical da mage.
Tideripper
XP Value: 2,000 G P Val ue: 10.000
OIhcrtands
This mig hty weapon was wielded by Drudarch
Taka lurioll a nd is still used by Speakers of th e
Moon to this day. Tideripper is a long sword +4
that is usable only by a good·aligned warrior. The
sword can a lso perform the fo llowing functions
twice per day--detect evil (60' radius), detect fie,
dispel magic, heal, parr water, and strength. In
ad ditio n, the sword vibrates with a nt ici pation
when an evil being of 12 or more Hit Dice or lev-
els approaches w ithin 100 ya rds.
The wielder of 7ideripper is unaffected by com-
bat res trictions that app ly to wa ter. T he w ielder
fights as if on dry land. There are some legends that
say that nine such swords were forged, onc for each
day o fSolinari 's quaner in High Sanction. If this is
true, the re arc eight other swords like Tideripper
scattered throughout Krynn.
Timesweep
XP Value: ],000 GPValue: 15,000
Top Ballista
Samarian Keltande r, the pcgataur Mayor of Ser-
raine, owns a sword hc calls Timesweep. Samar-
ia n is never without Timesweep , his m agical
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two-handed sword +4. In addi tion to its fearful
damage (l d IO+7), the sword possesses a Irio of
special properties. First, it is fast . Santarian does
not automaticall y lose initiati ve with this weapon.
Second, he may slow an enemy five times a day
(t he reverse of a Iwste spell). Third, he may haste
hi mself and up to sill allies for three turns once a
day. Timesweep is of elven manufacture and has a
grip of C lan Erendyl design (the current Royal
Clan of Al fheim). Though Santarian does not dis-
cuss it, many guess that his family has owned the
blade for three centuries.
Token
XP Value: 1.000 G PValue: 6,000
DIlAOON Magazine 54
Un til needed, a token sword appears to be a sim-
ple token. When required, it can mag icall y grow
from a miniatu re blade in to a full size steel
weapon, e nabling the owner to smuggle a blade
into a forbidden area. The fu ll size sword lasts for
4 tu rns, then it va nishes. This token is highly
prized by assassi ns.
Tri- Entity
XP Value: 52,200 GP Value: 26 1,000
New hem
Widely known as a maverick, Jell is one of the
most loathl>Cu!IIt: indi viduals any pany of adven-
turers co uld ever come ac ross. He never fig hts
fai rly, always has the upper ha nd, and generall y
uses a squad of pennanently inl'isibie humanoids
to help him combat his opponents. Recently, Pris-
mal has come to believe tha t Jell is actually the
ava tar of a devious god of death, though he has
ye t to figure o ul which. One reaso n Prismal has
come to this conclusion, is th e great weapon of
power that Jett carries wilh h im . (A t the ve ry
least, J ett is probably a "holy" warrior of this
unknown chaotic dei ty.)
This weapon, known s imply as Tri-Enlityor
Trlrbo, is a g real, unheal thy looking three-bladed
sword. The central blade is the equivalent of a
long sword of sharpness w hi le t he two outer
b lades are sim il ar in s ize to s hort swords of
sharpness. When Jett swings and hits, he causes
2d6+ ld 8 damage, with a +5 bonus for the
weapon's enchan tment.
The two outer blades can be shot from thc hilt,
anacking as arrows ofaccllracy + 4. If the arrows
miss their target, the blades fl y back to the S\\'Ord
li ke a pair of boomerangs and reattach by the end
of the current round.
Across the hilt, th e sword has 12 small blac k
knives (abo ut the size of well-balanced pocket
knives). T hese knives of lien om + I can be thrown
by the sword's owner, however they mus t be
fou nd and reattac hed in order fo r the knives to
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XPValue: 3,600 G P Va lue: 18,000
If the user says its name (usually unde r th e MENZOBERRANZANN Campaign SCI
breath), it will teleport into the user's hand. This scimilar, a defender +5, was given to Dnw
Jett usua lly uses this feature to gain a surprise by the famed wizard, MaJchor Harpel. The scimi-
attac k. tar was forged by th e surface elvcs and g lows
The sword has a refi llable " dart gun" in the with an eerie bluish light when enemies are near.
hilt. It holds a total of 20 darls . When acti-
vated by a small button, the dan flies from the Tyr's Sword of Sharpness
bac k of the hilt. The dar t has a range of XP Value: 9.000 G P Value: 45,000
25150/100 feel. Legends & Lore
Tho; sword can heal I d I 00 poims of damage Tyr's avatar carries a Sl1!ord of sharpness +3 that
each week (randomly rolled each week). Once also allows him to see invisible objC(:ts and know
these points are used, the wielder (and possi- alignmelll.
bly companions) must wait for the next seven-
day period to begin. Undead Slayer
The possessor regenerates missing body parts XPValue: 1,200 G P Value: 6,000
and heals all scar tissue. This process takes P DLYltf.ORON Newszine 76
one week per point of damage that caused the Th is is a lon g sword +21+5 vs. undead and
amiction. necromancers. [ts special powers inc lude the
If the possessor is struck with a let hal blow, abili ty to bestow upon its wie lder a +2 saving
the sword has a 45 % chance to teleport the throw bonus vs. undead attacks and nC(:romantic
wielder away in time (to a random hospitable spells. In addition, once a week, the sword can
location w ithin 1,000 miles) to save his or hcr summon a valkyrie.
life. This power can be used once a week.
If the wielder is killed in battle, the sword can of Underwear Snatching!
resurrect the user, without the usual necessary XPValue: - G PValue: 2,000
resurrection survival roll. This pc:I'NCI' can be used PO!.YIlIiDItON Newszine 76
four limes a year (at any point within that year). This is a rare and powerful sword of underwear
If nonevi l ind ivid ual s touch the hilt of the snatching. If you look closely, it seems the sword
sword, they suffer I d4 poi nts of damage w ielder on POLYHEDRON Newszine 70 isn't wear-
equivalent to the Negative Energy Plane touch ing any. Talk about chain mail teddy stereotypes!
of an undead creature. (The damage can be 'This item was part of a con lestto name the sword fea-
temporarily halted w ith the use of the Nega- turcd in issue 70 of POI..YIIEDRON.
tive Plane protection spell.)
Uranus's
Troll 's Bane XP Value: 6,000 GP Va lue: 30,000
XP Value: 2,600 G P Va lue: 11,000 Legends & Lore
PoLYHEDRON Newszinc: 82 Uranus' avatar wields a sword that cuts through
Many years ago, a warrio r of Wale rdeep was any nonmagical material as if it were cloth. Thus,
awarded an enchanted sword for helping stave off his enemy's AC is never better than 5 (unless due
a tro ll raid. The warrior took leave ofthc city, and strictly to Dextcrity).
rumors hinted that he disappeared during a battle
near Myth Drannor. Adventurers have been seek- Vain amoinen's
ing his sword ever since. XP Value: 10,000 G P Value: 50,000
s
Troll Bane is a sword with a hilt wrapped in Gods, Demigods, & Heroes
dyed-gnxn griffon hide:. The pommel is set with a Thisstt;ord +3 has a 12 Intel ligence and 12 Ego,
large emerald, and the blade is engraved with the speaks, slaY5 monsters, throws afear spell once
s
words Troll Bane. The blade is polished to a mir- per tum and is a sword ofsharpness.
ror-like finish and never tarnishes. Normally, the
sword is a magical weapon + I , but when it is Vainamoinen 's n
employed against a troll it is +4 on attack and dam- XP Value: 8,000 G P Va lue: 40,000
age rolls. In addition, the blade g lows when it is DEmES & DEMlooos Cyclopedia
within 40 yards of a trol l, and it emits a smoking Vainamoinen's avata r w ields an intelligcnt S\l.'Ord
stench when it strikes a troll. Trolls cannot regener- of sharpness +3. The sword speaks, and it can
ale damage caused by the sword. The sword com- cast afear spell once a day.
municates telepathically, and it can casl a heal spell
and strength spell once a day on its wielder.
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Vampiric Regeneration Vorpal
XP Va lue: 5,000 G I' Value: 25,000 XPValue: 8,000 G P Value: 40,000
DRAGONMagazine 188 G REYtl,o.WK
Ha lf the damage inn icted by this sWQrd +2 is The vorpal blade d iffers from a sword ofsharp-
immediately beslowed on the wielde r, with all ness in several ways:
fractions rounded down. If the ta rget of the blade • Its attack roll bonus is +2.
is no t a livi ng creature (an extraplanar be ing, • It needs only 10% over the requi red score to
golem, or undead, for example), it functions only hit, o r an 18 through 20 to sever, and it always
as a normal magical sword. It cannot otherv.'ise severs the neck.
cause regeneration, no r will it restore life , limb, • It wi ll perform in t he hands of a ny lawful
or organ. The blade cannot increase the wielder's fighter, although it requires a paladin in order to
hit points beyond the character's normal maxi- act in ilS anlimagic capacity.
mum.
Vorpal n
Vanya 's Wrath XPValue: 10,000 G P Value: 40,000
XP Value: 4,000 G P Va lue: 20,000 D UNGEON MASTERGuide
lnlO the Maelstrom Similar but superior to a sword of sharpness, II
T his is a bastard sword +2, +5 vs. fiends. It is vorpal sword has II +3 bonus to attack and da m-
eng raved with r unes thaI say, The Strength of age ro ll s. C heck the ta bl e be low to determine
Va nya Protects th e Conquerors . T he sword, of whether an at tack roll is good enough to sever the
neu tra l-good a lignment, is intelligent and speaks head fro m the neck of an opponent, considering
Common, all elven tongues, any water elemental only the sword's bonus of+3:
language, and Storm Giant. It reads magic and
can detect invisible, detect crealllres with ties 10 Modified Score
the Negative Energy Plane or the Demiplane af Opponent is to Sewre
Shadow. It teleports back to Vanya ifits bearer is NormaVarmored 20-23
destroyed or ki lled. Larger than human size 21- 23
Solid metal or stone 22- 23
Vasgo
XI' Value: 1,200 G P Value: 6,000 Note that many creatures have no heads or can
Adventures in B LACKMOOR cha nge the ir fo rm, and therefore cannot suffer
Vasgo is a very special, lawful neutral sword +2 decapitatio n. T here are a lso creatures that have
with an Intell igence of 12 and an Ego of 10. Its heads but will not necessarily be killed by decap-
powers are find traps,find secret doors, and see italian (among these are dopplegangers, elemen-
invisibility. It can a lso read magic and is blessed tals, and golems).
with the exuaord inary power of le/eHll esis. It
speaks Common, Dragon, Dwarf, Elf, Gobli n, Warbringer
Halning, Og re, a nd O rc. Vasgo's j eweled scab- XP Value: 3,000 G P Value: 30,000
bard is worth 75 gpoT he small emerald mounted D ItAQONLANCE Adventures
in the buckle of Vas go's sword belt is worth 1,000 This gigantic two-handed sword, forged duri ng
gpo the Age of Might, was in the possession of the
half-ogre band it, Steeltoe. T he f ine qual ity and
Vergadain's Broad Sword wor kmanship of thi s sword means tha t it once
XP Value: 3,000 GP Val ue: 15,000 must ha ve belonged to a no bleman, possibly II
Monster Mythology Knig ht o f Sol amnia. Cara mon won the sword
T he ava tar's broad sword + 4 detects treasure when he slew the half-ogre. Caramon brought the
within 20 fee t. sword forward into the future wit h him. It remains
in his family, having been passed on to his eldest
Vhaeraun 's son. The sword has a +3 bonus on anack rolls and
XPValue: 3.200 GPValue: 16,000 does Id8+3 poinlSof damage.
Monster Mythology
The ava tar's jet-black long s .....ord +4 is invisible Warlord Bl ade of the
in darkness. When holding it, the ava tar can cre- Shield Lands
ate a 70-fool ra nge bladebell d once every six XP Valu e: 1,600 GP Value: 8,000
rounds; the blade of a nyone edged weapon cur- G REYItAWK Adventures
re ntly held twists abou t to strike its holder fo r This magical broad s word +2 increases its pos-
maximum damage. sessor 's leadership abi lity in combat. Thus, II
comma nde r's Charisma is considered to be 18,
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giving a +2 mo rale modifier to troops und er his
command. The sword also doubles hi s or he r
co mmand radius and gives the commander's
troops a +2 discipline modifier.
Weasel
XPValue: 900 GP Value: 4 ,500
Adventures in B!.ACKMOOR
The Sheriff of Ran shead, Philo Holbytyn, wields a
lawful neutral s hort sword + / /+3 vs. undead,
called Wensel. This sword has an Intelligence 0[9
and an Ego of 5 and has the power to deleCI evil
and see invisible. Since it is we ll known from ear-
lier days, when it is drawn, all enemy forces wi thin
100 yards must make a morale check at - I.
Wh irlwind Blade
XPVa Jue: 500 CPVaiue: 2,500
DRAGON Magazine 126
This sword + / has fro m 8- 16 charges which ,
once used, a re go ne for good . Whe never one
charge is expended, the wielder of the sword may
launch a whirlwind attack in th e manner of an
II th-leve l kensai. All Strength bonuses and the
like possessed by the character still apply. Even a
kensai may use th is wea pon , provided that it is
not a magical version of his o r her weapon of spe-
cialization. A kensai of I I th level or hi gher, if
able to use this weapon at all, may use the abili-
ties; the kensai may also use his or her own in nate
whirlwind attack p o t e nt ia l. If the charac ter
ex pends a charge while conductin g an innate
ability whir/wind allack; however, no additional
benefit is gai ned, the charge is wasted.
White
XP Value: 1,200 GP Val ue: 6,000
Adventures in Bv.cK.\fOOR
Bolitho is custodian of the famous White Sword.
This powerful lawful-good sword + 2/ +3 vs. gob-
lins, orcs, undead, alld dragons has an Inte lli-
gence of 12 an d an Ego of 12. It was forged at the
command of a previous bishop to be the sword of
champions and " the defense of the Church and
the people" again st evi l. It has the powers to
detect evil, detect magic, and see invisible. It can
also read magic and has the extraordinary powers
exIra damage. telepathy, a nd healing. It speaks
Gnoll, Gnome, Goblin , Hobgoblin , Kob o ld,
Ogre, Orc, and Pixie. Unsheathed, th e sword
raises the morale o f all friendly troops within a
mile of the wielder by one. Though he cannot use
the weapon himself, Bolitho ass igns the sword to
a champio n before a ny mi l itary campa ign in
which High Church troops are involved. He has
also been known to place it at the disposal of per-
sons carrying out especiall y dangerous and diffi-
cult missions on behalfof the High Church. Only
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lawful-good characters w ith an established repu-
tation of honest y and loyalty can be so blessed,
of the Wild Coast
XPValue: - GPValue: 1,000
GREYHAWKAdvcnlUrcs
This cursed two- handed sword was enchanted by
a biner wi7.ard to expose the "true inner personal-
ities that all warrio rs possess." T h is weapon
causes its owner 10 save vs. spell or become neu-
tral evil and a lover of battle. Modifie rs to the
saving throw depend on the victim "s class:
Paladin +6
Ranger +3
Fighter or thief -3
If the sav ing throw fails, th e wie lde r w ill
always be looking for a fight and a lways fighting
to the death. Ifhe or she sees a figh t or a drawn
weapon. the urge to enter battle beconles over-
powering, Even the threat of combat causes the
character to make a Wi sdom check or immedi-
ately attack. T he charac ter can be released only
by a remove curse spell. If a character dies while
under the curse, the victim 's psyche travels to the
Outer Plane of Achcron, never to return.
Any c h aracter c an attempt to w ie ld this
....'Capon. but one who is not neutral evil does not
rece ive its +3 magi ca l bonus. Also, a good.
aligned charac ter takes I d4 points of e lectrical
damage per use.
Willow Wand ·
XP Value: + 1,000 GP Value: +5,000
ORAQOl\l Magazioo 40
Willow wand swords are ro lled as ord inary magi-
ca l swords ( Intelligence, Ego, bonus, possible
curse, and so on) and trea ted as such with the fol-
lowing exceptions- they float and are immune to
rust monste rs and other metal destroyers.
of Wishes
XP Value: 1,800 GP Va lue: 9,000
DuNGEONS & DRAGoNs Expcn Rules Sct
This sword will g rant td4 wishes once. A wish
can be cast by holding the sword and stating the
wish. Once the sword is used in this manner, onc
of the wishes is gone. Wishes are very powerful
magic and the DM should handle them with great
care.
Wood hold
XP Va lue: 1,200 GPValue: 6,000
Adventures in B!..A.CK1otOOR.
The Lawful Sword, better known as Woodhald, is
a nonnal sword + 2 in the hands of anyone but an
elf. When borne by an elf, it comes alive, having
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an Intelligence of II and an Ego of 8. It then has during the Second Dragon War, but was given to
the power to detect evil and read magic and has the kingdom of Thor bard in and from thence to
the extraordinar y powers illusion and flying. In Ergoth. The sword's blade is etched with elvish
the proper hands, it speaks Dwarf, Dragon, Gob- script, and its crosspiece bears Ihe likeness of a
lin, Hobgoblin, Ogre, and Ore. All elves within falcon's beak.
100 yards of an elf bearing Woodhold adds 2 to Wyrmsbane functions as a long sword +2.
their morale. The sword's value to nonelves (by When wielded against dragons, draconians, ser-
reason of materials and workmanship alone) is pents, or lizard kin, it inflicts double damage;
1,000 gpo To elves, it is priceless. against serpent spawn of the sea and marsh (black
dragons) it causes triple damage. It cannot be
of Wounding hanned by wynn breath weapons, nor be trapped
XP Value: 4,400 GP Value: 22,000 in the stony form of a dead draconian. The sword
Dl}NGEON MASTER Guide can also locate objects if the object is known and
This is a sword of only + I bonus, but any hit within 180 yards. The sword points in the direc-
made with it cannot be healed by regeneration. In tion of the desired Object (if the item is not
subsequent rounds, the wounded opponent loses shielded by lead or gold). This power functions 3
1 additional point for each wound inflicted by the times per day.
sword.
Thus, an opponent hit for 4 points of damage
on the first melee round will automatically lose I
additional point on the second and each succes-
sive round of combat. Loss of the extra points
stops only when the wounded creature bandages
its wound or after 10 rounds (one lum).
Damage from a sword o/wounding can be
healed only by normal means ( rest and time),
never by potion, spell, or other magical means
short of a wish. Notc that successive wounds will
damage in the same manner as the first.

Wyrmcleaver
XP Value: 12,000 GP Value: 60,000
Po~"'IlEDRONNewszine 76
This magical blade is a vorpal sword +4 with
respect to all dragons. Agai nst any other foes, the
sword is +2, with no special abilities.

Wyrmsbane
XP Value: 1,200 GP Value: 6,000
Dragons of Triumph
Wyrmsbane is a two-handed sword +2 for most
nonnal situations. When used against dragons and
draconians, however, it inflicts double damage.
Against black and sea dragons it infli c ts triple
damage. The sword does nOI become stuck in the
statue when a Baaz draconian dies and petrifies.
Wyrmsbane can also locate objects three times
a day. [fthe user desires to find something that he
or she knows well, and the object is within 180
feet, the OM should allow the f ind.
Wyrmsbane II
XPValue: 800 GPValue: 4,000
Tales oflhe Lance
This sword has had many owners and many
names, it is also currently known as Redeemer.
To most it is Wyrmsbane, sister sword to Kilh-
Kanan's U'yrms/ayer. It was forged in Silvanesti
Wyrmslayer
XP Value: 9,000 GP Value: 45,000
Tales of the Lance
This mighty blade was Ihe weapon of the ancient
elf hero, Kith-Kanan. It was forged in Silvanesti
during the second Dragon Wa r and remained in
the royal house until Kith-Kanan led his people to
Qualinesti. He is said to have been buried with
the sword.
This weapon looks very much like U'yrmsbane
(Redeemer), except that it is a little larger. It nor-
mally functions as a two-handed sword +3. Like
U'yrmsbane, U'yrms/ayer is immune to the impris-

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Sword, Zosh '5 Xebec of Doom

oning effect of a dying Baa z draconian . The Zinzerena's

sword causes double damage against any dragon
or draconian.
In addition, a character holding Wyrmslayer by
the hilt gains a +3 bonus to all saves against
dragon breath attacks and spells cast by dragons
or draconians. Wyrmslayer does have the discon-
certing tendency to buzz aggressivcly whenever it
is brought within 30 fect of a true dragon (not a
draconian), This buzzing sound is loud enough to
be heard clearly and always awakens a sleeping
dragon.
XP Value: 6,000 G P Value: 30,000
Monster Mythology
She employs a magical short sword which ran-
domly changes enchantment between +I and +5;
it is always magically enchanted with a paralyz-
ing venom (saving throw is at - I to - 5 with a ran-
dom variance; effect lasts Id5x5 rounds.

Wyrmsvenin
XP Value: 1,200 GP Value: 6,000
Dragon Keep
This superbly crafted two-handed sword is an
arti fact from the Third Dragon War. It is similar
to the legendary sword Wy rmsbane and it was
also forged during the Age of Might. /JYrmsvenin
acts as a two-handed SVl!Qrd +2 against most crea-
tures. When used against dragons or draconians,
however, it inflicts double damage. Against black
dragons and sea dragons, it infl icts tri ple damage.

Xiphoid Xebec
XP Value: 8,000 G P Value: 40,000
The: Book of Marvelous Magic
This item appears and functions as a sword + J in
all respects. When immersed in water and the
comman d wo rd s poken, it turns into a three-
masted ship with sails (treat as a small sai li ng
ship). The xebec remains in ship form for as long
as desired, a second command returns it to sword
fom}. The xebec can only be damaged by magical
attacks or by physical attacks from creatures of
12 or more Hi t Dice. If damaged, however, it
never returns to sword form. Zosh's Xebec of Doo m
New [Iem
Yondalla's XP Value: - GP Va lue: 4,000
XP Value: [5 ,000 G PValue: 75,000 losh s cursed s .....ord - / is identical to a Xiphoid
MonSler Mylhology Xebec. If detecl magic is used, a fain t aura of
The avatar's short sword +4 is a vorpal wea pon magic is seen. If delecl evil is cast, it hides its
that glows silver when it strikes. alignment.
Zosh wa s an evi l w izard who once used a
Zenchoo Kata na xebec to escape the wrath o f a more powerful
XP Value: 2,000 GP Value: 10,000 rivaL Unfortunately, The spells her enemy used to
Rage oflhe RakaSla create a great sea Storm sunk the vessel, leaving
The zenchoo katana be longed to Hirameki, the losh stranded on an unchartered island. Upon her
First Daimyo, who long ago united the warring return, she created thi s sword. It creates a three-
rakasta clans under one supreme leader. It cannot masted ship that doubles the effects or magical
be used by anyone who is not of lawful al ign- attacks and creatures of more than 12- HD, and
ment. In ract, neutral or chaotic characters wi]] this ship is guaranteed to sink in three days. Now,
find that they cannot even lift: this mighty sword. if she could just get her rival to take delivery . .. ,
This s pecial weapon is a kalana +3 that also
gives its wielder the ability to cast a clairvoyance
spell three times a day. In order to invoke this
power, a fu ll turn of meditation is required.

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Tabard ofthe Mystics
XPVa lue: 2,000 G P Value: 15,000
The Magister
This garment is typically green wi th golden trim.
having a stiff stand-up. flared collar, and may be
worn over armor. Its construction is expensive
(powdered go ld and serpentine, for examp le,
must be worked into the fibers of the cloth), diffi·
cult, and known only to a few.
Tabards a/the mystics may be worn by any
class, and have the following properties: Ihey will
not burn, an d all fire damage suffered by the
wearer is reduced by I point per die. Wearers are
immune to the effects ora scarab a/insanity, and
gain saving throw bonuses of + I vs. a magic jar
allack, and +4 "S. all enchantment/cha rm spells.
A symbol m:ly be cast upon the tabard (typically
upon the breast), and rendered invisible (inopera-
tive) until it is touched and a command word spo-
ken, o r until the garment is removed from the
weare r without a command word being spoken.
In any case, the wearer or owner is immune to the
effects of the symbol. Wizards wearing a tabard
may open a wizard locked or held door or ponal
as though one level higher in experience.
Table
This piece standard of furnitu re may be of any
size and of any material. Most magical tables are
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made of wood. stand abou t 3 feet tall and
5 feet square. and usually have four legs.
Their encumbrance is 250 coins unless
otherwise noted.
of BanClu ets
XPValue: 1,000 GPValue: 5,000
The Book of Marvelous Magic
This item seems to be a wble ofplenty but may be
commanded to lengthen before creating dinner-
ware and food. It can be extended in 5_fool incre_
ments to a maximum of 60 feet . Thereafter, it can
create an additio nal setti ng per side for eaeh 5-
fOOl extension. feeding s ix at 10-foollength.
eight at 15 feet, and so on. Upon command to
shrink, it turns into a square table.
of Cont ents
XPVal ue: \,500 GPVaiue: 7,500
The Book or Marvetous Magic
This item appears and functions as a table of
plcllty: however. items may be put on plates, flu-
ids (such as a potion) in cups and all commanded
to disappear. The items are then stored, to return
when the table is recreated.
of the Elements
XP Value: 4,000 GP Value: 20,000
The Book or Marvelous Magic
T his table is ident ica l to II table of plenty but,
when commanded to create food, it creates small
e lementa l beings in s tead. A f ire ele me nt al
appears on each of the two candles, an earth ele-
mental on each plate , a water elemental in each
cup, and a single air elemental in the center. The
tiny monsters (Ae 0; HO I ; MV 12: NAT I ; Omg
Id6: ML 12: AL N) are hostile and attack imme-
diately. Tiny air elementals do not create whirl-
winds, although their minicyclones are 2 feet tall
and 6 inches wide and capable of s laying crea-
tures with 2 hit points or less unless the victim
makes a saving throw vs. death magic.
of Ple nty
XP Value: 4,500 GP Val ue: 22500
The: BookofMarVC'tou< Magic
This plain, wooden table is 5 feet square and
stands 3 feet tall. Upon command, it produces
tablecloth, candles, plates, cups. and eating uten-
si ls for four; a second command produces food
and drink on the plates and c ups and lights the
cand les. It c reates th ree meals a day. All foods
created are real , but the items disappear if taken
more than 5 feet from the table. A third command
causes everything on it (incl udin g leftovers and
..
crumbs) to disappear; a fourth command wo rd
turns it into a miniature table, J inch tall: and a
fifth restores it to nonnal size.
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Writin g
XP Value: 2,000 G P Value: 10,000
The Book Qf Marvelous Magic
When a quill, inkwell, and blank scroll or parch-
ment are placed on the surface of this table and a
command word is spoken, the writing table uses
those writing tools to write one magic spell. The
tools need not be magical. A priest spell is written
unless the user is a wizard, in which case a wizard
spell appears. The exact spell level is determined
randomly using the follow ing chart. The table
functions once a month-at most. Roll Id20:
Roll
0 1-05 ,,,
Spell Level
06-09
10-12 ".3,.
13-15 4Ih
16-17 51h
18-19 61h
'0 7th
Tablecloth
Tablecloths are made of linen or lace that are laid
over a table. They are decorative and make
cleanu ps after mea ls easier. In earlier ti mes,
tableclot hs served to dec rease the numbe r of
splinters people received while eating at rough-
hewn woodcn tables and sideboards.
Augricro ne's
XPValue: 1,000 GPValue: 5,000
PolYHEDRON News:.:ine 43
When shaken and spread, this tablecloth miracu-
lously provides a fine feas t: meats, cheeses, hot
and cold dishes, exot ic fru its, fine wines. and
breads, a fu ll banquet capable of serving 20. The
food mus t be eaten immediately; it can no t be
saved fo r later consumption, and it all vanishes
after two hours. When fi nished, one may simply
gather the edges. fold, and store. It can he used
only once a day.
of Feasling
XPValue: 500 GPValue: 4,000
DRAGON Magazine 145
A tablecloth offeasting is th ick, richly embroi-
dered, and difficult to fold and move-it weighs
30 pounds. The tablecloth automatically adjusts
to fi t any table on whic h it is placed. up to 900
square feet in size. Once a day, a tablecloth of
feasting can create a meal equal to a heroes 'feast
of 15th level, although no furniture is created and
the conj ured food bestows no magical effects.
They are usually found with Id20+80 charges,
and require a command word to function. If the
meal is interrupted, however, the food does not
vanish.
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Tablet
Tablets are thick, flat pieces of granite, jade, or
other hard-Slone materials. Runes or other wrinen
information can be carved into them. Tablets are
durable and able carry thei r messages over mil-
lenn ia . Eve n if bro ken, they can be pieced
together to reveal messages.
Myrkul 's Tablet of Fate
XPV.lut: - GPV. lut:-
W.terdeep
Indestructible in the hands of anyone except Lord
Ao, each tablet offate is made of plain. weath-
ered slone, 2 feet high, with rou nded ends and
edges. The sides are engraved with the names and
symbols of the gods and thei r divine portfolios.
However, no one hut a god can interpret anything
except the gods' symbols.
These tablets reflect all spells back (100010) on
the caster, but are otherwise inert. No one can use
s
them offensively. Myrkul tablet offate radiates
strong magic, signs of the enchantments he has
placed on it. These spells let his denizens cross
from the Oray Waste into the Realms, maintain
an open gate to Oray Waste, so that their power
re ma ins strong, allowing Myrkul lo fi nd the
tablet wherever it is.
of Spirit Summoning
XP Value: 4,000 GP Value: 20,000
OrienUil Adventures
This item is a sma ll jade tablet inscribed wi th
characters. Upon uttering the command word, the
character can cast stlmmon spirit, as the 9th-level
wujen spell. The tablet is usable once a week.
With each use of the tablet, one inscri bed charac-
ter fades magically from the surface. When all the
characters have faded, the tablet is a smooth piece
of j ade worth 10 ch ' ien. The tablet has 2d6 char-
acters inscribed on it when found.
Takht of the Jann
XPValue: - GP V.lue:-
DRAOOn Magazine 190
Each of the instrume nts of the jann (the nay ofthe
djinn, the riqq of the efreet, the 'ud of the marids,
the rababah ofthe dao, and the qanun of the spir-
its) is mi ld ly powerfu l in its own rig ht. but
brought toge ther inlO a single orchest ra, they
prove to be an extre mely powerful magical com-
bination. If a takht (TAH-kt) of bards, rawun
( rah-OON) or otherwise, all wield the jnstru-
menls of the jann under the direction of a single
sha'ir, the takht may summon into this plane an
army of genies. There will be four units of genies,
one of each of the four elemental genie races, and
each under the command of a nohle genie of the
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proper race-marid, daa, efrect, and djinn. Each
unit consists of 100 members o flh e respective
race. II takes an hour for all the troops to arrive
and assemble, and if anything interrupts the sum-
moning players, the spell fails and those that have
arrived will not be unde r any control (and likely
will be irritated at the sha'ir as well).
If the summoning is successful, the genies will
be under the command orlhe sha'ir directing the
fOkJit, and will remain so for an hour and a day
(25 ho urs). During this lime they will bui ld.
move, and auack at the whim of the sha'iT- they
will even fight other genies if so instructed. After
thei r time of servitude ends, they will return 10
their own plane, and will not hann or act agai nst
the sha'ir who commanded them for the next 101
years.
This is an incredible amount of power to place
at the disposal of a single individual, and a com-
plete set of instruments is only held in the hands
(lfthe living Amir of the High Desen. There are
stories that a full set has also been collected and
is in the hands of the G rand Caliph, but this is
unsubstantiated. The genies are very aware of the
potential of mortals who acquire a full set, and as
such, all genie servitors (including gen a nd the
like) are continually on the lookout for individu-
als attempting to assemble a full collection of the
instruments. C lever fakes, myste rious robberies,
and even disappearances of collectors have been
reported in legend and tales of those atte mpting
to recreate the takhl oflhejann.
Talisman
A talisman is any magical object that is worn .
Amulets are talismans that arc usually worn
around the neck. Phylacteries are talismans worn
at the forehead, wrist, and occasionall y on the
upper arm or at the thigh.
of AI' Akbar
XPValue: - G P Value: -
Book of Artifacts
The talisman ofAI 'Akbar is an eight-pointed star
of hammered platinum. It is small, no bigger than
a lar]l:e pendant. and comes with a chain o f 20ld
and pearls so it can be worn as a necklace. Each
point of the star is tipped with a diamond that
sparkles in the s lightest light. From the points to
the cente r run e laborate patterns of golden inlay.
It does not radiate magic.
Constant Powers: Anyone of good alignment
touching the talisman receives the be nefit of a
remove curse spell.
In voked Powers: Once a day the talisman can
cast a cure disease or cure blindness spell.
Resonatin g Powers: Once a week, the ta lis-
man and cup' can be uscd to create a nyone of
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Tatisman of At 'Akbar
the following potions: healing (S batches), sweet
waler (3 batches), extra-healing (2 batches),
elixir of health (I batch), o r vitality (I batch).
Furthermore, the items gain the power of a resur-
rection spell (I /day), effective only on good or
neutral creatures.
C urse: These items can only be used by good
bumans and half-elves. When the powers of the
talisman o r the cup arc invoked, the owner ages
IdlO years. The aging is irreversible! Upon
attaining maximum age, the owner is transformed
into a zombie guardian of the artifacts,
unraiseable by any means.
Legend : The talisman and cup of 01'Akbar are
major holy relics. The two artifacts are always
associated w ith a powcrful god or goddess of
bealing, although the DM must sclect exactly
which one is most appropriate from those in the
campaign. In the FORGOTTEN REALMS" setting,
Lathander could be used, while in the GREYHAWK
campaign, PelOTwould be appropriate.
No matter what fa ith, according to the sect's
dogma, the talisman a nd cup were given by the
deity after a g reat disaster that b rought untold
devastation and suffering to the land. The two
items appeared before the high priest in a dream.
When the clergyman awoke, the talisman and cup
were there, still sparkling with the radiance of the
deity. Blessed with the items and knowledge of
their use, the holy man went out and cured the
multitude of sick and injured.
Unfortunatcly, the miraculous powers of the
talisman and cup did not bring happiness to the
people or peace to the tcmple. When travelers
returned 10 their distant homelands with tales of
these two wonders, emperors. kings, and warlords
coveted the items. Driven by greed and fear, they
marched their armies and se nt thei r agents, to
.eize the treasures.
Just what battles occurred and who won them
is lost along with the names of those who fought
for the artifacts. Perhaps one rose victorious over
the others only to have the two treasures seized
from him. Perhaps they were stolen by bandits in
the chaos of war. All that is known is that when
the wars finally ceased, the ta lisman and cup had
disappeared forever.
Even loday, though, the legend of their miracu-
lous power lives on in expressions as "cured by
the cup" for any miraculous healing or " By the
star ofAkbar," an oath to ward off disease.
The cup and talismol/ ofAt'Akbar, because of
their powerful healing abilities, arc both excellent
items for the player characters to acquire and usc,
and yet unbalancing deviccs that are best taken
Oul of player c haracters' grasp quickly in any
campaign where they appea r. The talisman and
eup can be immensely useful items in an iocredi-
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bly dangerous adventure where the characters fre-
quently face horrible injury and death. These two
artifaclS may be vilal for keeping the characters
alive long enough to have a hope of concluding
the adventure.
At the same time, the DM should not use the
talisman and cup more than- once in this manner.
The powers of the talisman and cup allow the
characters 10 naunt death (and Ihu s perform
supremely heroic acts), but iflhis risk is removed
from all adventures, things will grow dull very
quickly.
Ideally, the characters find the talisman, cup,
or both as the prelude to an even more harrowing
task. The characters need the life-giving powers
of these artifacts in order to travel to the Outer
Planes (where their own magic will not function)
and defeat a greal foe. The itcms may be needed
to ~ llrvive II perilous journey of great importance.
Furthennorc. the talisman and cup are of great
interest to nearly everyone. Follo,",,'Crs or thc orig-
inal deity will want their relics returned. Warlords
will wanllhe healing power for their armies. Wiz-
ards may covel the potion-maki ng powers of the
items. Characters must be ready to fight [0 keep
the artifacts.
Once the need fo r them has passed. the arti-
racts should be removed. Ideally. the characters
return the relics to their proper masters. or else
they finally fa ll prey 10 the relentless efforts to
buy. s[cal, or seize Ihe items. If absolutely neces-
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sary, the original deity can appear and claim the
items. Woe to the characters who would at this
point be foolish enough to refuse.
Suggested Means of Destruction:
The talisman must be placed in the cup, and
the cup fi lled with water from the river Styx.
The talisman dissolves and the cup is voided
of magic.
Ten thousand curse spells mus t be cast upon
the talisman. and the n it must be struck against
the cup, destroying both.
They must both be touched by the deity of dis-
ease and death.
(. Sec Cu p, ofAI-Akbar.)
In a DARK Sur; Ca mpaig n: These items do
not exist on Athas.
of the Beast
XPValue G PValue
Badger: 350 1,750
Brown Bear: 4,200 21,000
Deer: 1,200 6,000
Eagle: 1.750 8,750
Lynx: 1,750 8,750
Porcupine: ISO 750
Skunk: 350 1,750
Wolf: 1,200 6,000
PoLVIIEOItON Magaxine 19
This talisman is crafted in silver, bearing an exael
likeness of a forest creature. It hangs on a silver
ch ain with links styled as leaves and a rune
inscription on the back.
The runes are the command words for the item,
scribed in Druidic. One command is given for the
Common tongue, and the other for Ihe speech of
an animal. When the item is worn, the bearer
need only speak the proper (Common) command
to shape change (in one round) into the animal
whose likeness is on the talisman. The ability to
speak with animals of the same species (at will)
is also bestowed while in animal form. There is
no limit to the duration. The wearer need only
speak the proper (an imal language) command
word to return to nonnal fonn. The talisman will
function normally seven times a week. If used an
eighth time, the talisman traps Ihe wean~ f' ill [lit
animal shape. This effect is permanent until dis·
pelledby the Great Druid, or by a wish, as the cal-
isman was created by the firs t of the Great
Druids. In addition, the talisman is not detectable
as magical except by a druid's detect magic spell,
a true seeing spell, or a wish.
Only eight talismans of the beast exist, each a
unique item. Each bears the likeness ofa different
forest creature.
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"' of the Beast II
XP Vatue: 2,500 GPVaJue: 12,500
Old Empires
This item was created by the Beast Cults, which
were quite popular in Mulhorand and Unther al
the height of their second empires (circa I DR),
bUI have since been forgotten.
These talismans have two functions: first, they
enable their wearers to communicate with ani-
mals at will, and second, they enable the wearers
lochange into the fonn oran animal three limes a
day. These animals cannot bI; monsters or ~ialll
size animals, simply nonnal beasts, from the size
of a fly to that of an elephant, bear, or tiger.
While in animal fonn, the chamcter has the hit
points and Annor Class orhis or her human fonn,
but all the special abilities of the beast fonn. The
weare r must revert to human form (or dem ihu-
man or humanoid form) before taking on the
characteristics of an animal again.
The talisman is a string of multicolored beads
strung on papyrus reeds, which spin to form ani-
mal pictures. Only two of these talis mans are
known to exist.
of C haos Supreme
XP Value: 3,500 G P Value: 32,500
GREYHAWK
A device that looks exactly like a talisman o/law-
foilless but functions in exactly the opposite man-
ner and has a total of six charges.
of th e C hime..-a
XPValue: 1,000 GPVa lue: 5,000
The Milenian Empire
Typically worn on a silver nec kl ace, this talisman
is the actual dra gon head of a chimera, shrunk en
to the s ize o f a wa lnut throu g h magica l and
alche mical procedures. T he talisman enables the
wearer to breathe fire like a chimera- a cone 50
feet long and 10 feet wide at the end that inflicts
Jd6 points of damage. This can be do ne three
times a day.
of the Cockatrice
XPVa lue: 1,000 G P Value: 5,000
The Ml1enian Empire
Made from a cockatrice's chicke nlike foot , this
talisma n is us ua lly wo rn at the wrist, da ngli ng
from a bracelet. If the ....-earer touches a creature
with the hand adorned by the tal isman, the crea·
ture must roll a successful saving throw vs. petri.
fication or be petrified, The talisman can be used
once a day,
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TaHSITWI of Elemental T~r
of Drea ms
XP Value: 4,500 GP Value: 45.000
DAAGOn Magazine 132
This item, which can ta ke any of several fo rms
( us uall y a s ma ll object o r p iece of jewel r y
ad orned by c urious runes) g ives the bearer the
power of prophecy. Any new user wi ll require two
months minus onc day per point of Intell igence
and Wisdom of the learner. The talisman allows a
5% chance anyti me the bearer is asleep of having
prophetic dreams of impo rtant events that will
soon oco;;ur. Colltrol1ed or random ly. this foresight
can operate once a ....-eek.
of Elemental Travel
XPValue G PValue
Lesser: 750 1,500
Greater: 1,000 10,000
DuNGEONS & DRAOONs Rul es Cyclopedia
There are five types of these talismans. Roll I d 10
to learn the exact item found.
Roll Talisman Type
1- 2 Lesser Talisman o/Earth
3-4 Lesser Talisman 0/Air
5-6 Lesser Talisman of Fire
7-8 Lesser Talisman o/Hater
9- 10 Greater Talisman (all elements)
Lesse r Ta lismans: These roun d amulets are
usually found on chains; the re are correspondin g
types to e a eh o f th c four elements. They are
engraved with a triangle in the center and a sym-
bol above it (one o f the 10 symbols of the ele·
mental ranks).
On the Prime Material Pla ne, a user may press
the central symbol while o;;asting a conjure ele·
menla/ spell ; the talisman will reverse the effect,
sending the wearer into the a ppropriate elemental
plane. While wea ri ng the tali sman, Ihe user can
breathe elemental matter as if it were pure, clean
ai r, and gains heightened vision (normall y in the
range of 120 to 1,200 feel, depending on condi·
tions).
Greate r Talisma n: These talismans are similar
to the lesser talismans in power, but their power
applies to a ll the elemental planes. They liTe
engraved with the four tria ngular symbols of the
planes, meeting in the center. The 10 symbols of
all the eleme ntal ranks are inscribed around the
edges. If the proper comma nd words are known,
the wearer may also force an elemental being to
obey instructions. This uses one charge; the ta lis-
mans can expend up to 10 o;;harges per trip into an
elemental plane.
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of the Faerie
XP Value: 1,000 GP Value: 5,000
The Milenian Empire
This talisman is a small , holl ow piece of yellow
glass or crystal. II is usually worn from a head-
band o f woven vines, dangling at the wearer's
brow. The owner can use eac h of these powers
once a day: assume gaseous form ( like the
potion), return to normal form (from gaseous),
and createfog ( IOO-fool square, 10 feet high,
around the casler).
Fiend
XP Va lue: 2,000 G PValue: 10,000
Monster Manual
Eaeh type of lesser fiend has a special combina-
tion of inscriptions that bind them to the wielder
for the space of nine days, or at least prevent the
fiends of that type from harming the user. Grealer
fiends can likewise be commanded for nine hours
or kepI at bay. Archfiend talismans wil l cause
them to perform a single service or prevent the
bearer from being harmed by a particular duke of
Baator when properly used. The employment of
any fiend talisman requires great care and cau-
tion. Sacrifice is required of evi l creatures using a
talisman.
Mere ly lOOking at these talismans is danger-
ous. If not properly protected by spells or a magic
circle, study of a charm gives a 10% chance of
summoning the specific kind or fiend to whom
the talisman belongs. Speaking the name on the
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talisman always call s for th the kind or fiend.
Archfiends will be aware of improperly protected
talismans and they wi ll send someth ing to slay
those who have them if the talismans pertain to
them or thei r plane.
Fiend II
XP Value: 3,000 GPValue: 15,000
F1ENO FOL10"
Greater fi ends have a s pec ial combination of
inscriptions that will bind them to the wielder.
The employment of any fiend talisman requires
great care and caution. Merely looking at these
talismans is dangerous if not properly protected
by spells or a magic circle, study of a charm gives
a 10% chance of summoning the kind or specific
fiend to whom the talisman belongs. Speaking
the name on the talisman always calls forth the
kind or specific fien d.
Fire Pepper
XP Value: 500 GP Value: 2,500
Maztica Campaign Set
This talisman creates 4d10 tiny round objects that
can be used for a varielY of purposes. Each is bright
red, the size of a small pebble. They can be used 10
inunobilize (or worse) unsuspecting victims.
When dissolved in up 10 a gallon of drinkable
liquid, a fire pepper tali$man will ereate an odor-
less threat. When someone takes a drink of the
liquid, he or she is immediately immobilized for
2d6 rounds, gasping and choking and writhi ng on
the ground in pain from the hot bum of the drink.
The victim suffe rs I point of damage for each
round immobilized. If the character was merely
taking an exploratory sip, a saving throw vs. spell
is allowed. If successful, only half damage is suf·
fered , and half the immobilization time is
assessed.
If an individual can be tricked into ealing a
pepper whole, he or she must make an immediate
system shock roll, or die. For each pepper beyond
the first taken on a single bite, the character sur·
fers a - 5% to the chances of surviving the system
shoc k. Even those characters who survive arc
immobilized for 3d6 rounds, and suffer an equi...·
alent number of points of damage.
of the Golem
XPValue G PVaiut
Amber: 900 9,000
Bone: 1,800 18,000
Bronze: 1,300 13,000
Obsidian: 1,000 10,000
Wood: 500 5,000
The Milenian Empire
There are five varieties of this talisman, each cor-
responding to a different kind of golem (amber,
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bone, bronze, obsidian, or wood). Each talisman

looks like an inch tall golem, and is made of the
same material as the type of golem it affects (a
bone talisman affects bone golems, for example).
The wearer of the talisman can try to control one
golem of the matching type withi n 60 feet. The
golem is allowed a one-time saving th row vs.
spell. If successful, that golem can never be con-
trolled by that talisman. If the save fails, the
golem must obey the commands of the wearer. It
can be ordered to wal k, attack, guard, and so
forth. Once given a command, the wearer need
not remain within 60 feet for the golem to fulfill
its duties. Once a talisman is "attuned" to a golem
(meaning the golem failed its saving throw), it
cannot be used to control other golems until the
original golem is destroyed.

of the Griffon
XPValue: 1,000 GPVaIue: 5,000
The MiJenian Empire
This item consists of a griffon's feather and claw,
and is worn around the neck by a leather tho ng.
The wearer gains a +2 bonus on all saving throws
vs. fear effects. Additionally, all re tainers of the
wearer receive a + I to thei r morale while in the
wearer's presence.
Hwesta 's Talisman of
Memorization
XP Value: 1,000 GP Value: 5,000
1992 Fantasy Collector Card 515
Hwesta is a native of Greyhawk, but he and his
companions found themselves banished across
the planes to Toril by a powerful wizard who was
incensed by Hwesta's theft of his talisman of
memorization. Half of these amulets only affect
memorization of spells oflevels 1-5, and Hwesta
has not risen to a level where he ean use 6th-level
spells, so he doesn't know if this one affects the
memorization of 6th-through 8th-level spells.
Nevertheless, Hwesta is betting that only losing
an amulet that affects memorization of spells of
leveis I d4 would make a wizard that mad.
of Lawfulness
XP Value: 3,500 GP Value: 32,500
GREYHAWK
This small, silver device will cause any Patriarch
to have the ability 10 sink an Evi l High Priest to
the center of the earth forever. It contains seven
charges. It may never be recharged . If an evil
priest touches it , it will deliver 5dl0 points of
damage, and any other persons who touch a talis-
man of lawfulness, other than lawful priests, take
5d6 points of damage.
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Medicine Bundle
XP Value: 30 G P Value: 150
The Alruagin Clans
The Children of the Horse believe that all crea-
tures, good and evil, great and small, are imbued
by the Immo rtals with magical power. In some
this power is weak, leaving the individual unable
to harness the supernatural powers orthe uni-
verse. In others it is great, and Ihe spirilUal forces
or the world obey their commands. The former
type of person follows a career Ihat requires little
or no contact with the supernatural, becoming
fighters or thieves. The latter class of person
seeks out the unknown and embraces it by becom-
ing a wizard, priest, druid, or even shamani.
Those without great access to supernatural
power do not forsake that which they cannot
wield, however. To do so would be folly. Rather,
they seek the guidance of the tribe's shamani and
ask his help in the crafting of a makaki or medi-
cine bundle.
The making of a malwki begins with a hunt in
which the character must seek out his or her own
totem animal without the aid ofa shamani's mag-
ical power. Once the animal is found, it is killed
and the heart cut from the body. This heart is
cured in such a way that it can be fashioned into a
tough, leathery pouch. The rest of the carcass is
burned in a special fire built by the shamani, and
a handful of the ashes are placed in the makaki.
They lay the spiritual foundation for the coming
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enchantments.
Once the makaki is fashioned and the ashes
have been gathe red in it, the character bcgins to
gather items associated with his totem spirit. For
example, if the character's totem animal is an elk,
the character might gather a number ofwi1d flow-
ers that are known to be a popular food for the
animal, or somc of its dung from a game trails
that it frequents. As soon as six of these items
have been gathered, the character takes them and
the bundle back to the shamani.
In a ritual that must be held under the light of
the fu!! moon, the shamani ca11s upon the Immor-
tals to bless the makaki. Each ceremony will
a110w the shamani to enchant one bundle per level
of experience on each of the three nights of the
full moon. Thus, a 5t h-l evel shamani could
enchant as many as IS makaki per month,
although he would seldom be ca lled upon to
undertake such a massive ceremony.
The ritual ends with the coming of the dawn as
the character holds out his left arm to the
shamani. With a slender bone knife, the shamani
cuts the supplicant's flesh and allows the blood to
drip onto the ingredients assemblcd in the bundle.
Enough blood is drained to deprive the charactcr
of Id4 hit points before the enchantment is com-
plete.
With the makaki now fully empowered, the
character lashes it around the waist in the same
way that citizens of other lands might carry a
coin purse. Whenever a character with a makaki
is called upon to make a saving throw or ability
chcck while wearing his makaki, the wearer gains
a + 1 bonus.
Further. the character can call upon the totem
spirit for protection in the event that the save or
check fails. [fthis option is selected, the die roll
for the saving throw or ability check is ignored
and the character is assumed to have successful1y
overcome the hazard. Whatever caused the char-
acter to attempt the saving throw or ability check
will dcstroy the makaki, however, forc ing the
character to fashion a new one if he wishes to
regain his + I saving throw and ability chec k
bonus.
of Me morization
XPValue: 1,000 GPValue: 5,000
Tome of Magic
This talisman allows a wizard to memorize spells
in halflhe normal time (five minutes per spell
level). Half of these amulets ( 1- 5 on I d 10) affect
memorization of spe1Js only of levels 1-5. The
remaining half affects memorization of spells of
levels 1- 8. Spells of 9th-level are nevcr affected
by this talisman.
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Mire
XP Value: 2,250 G P Value: 6,750
DRAGON Magazine 178
This is a 6-inch-diametcr silver disk on which is
mounted a rather ugly, grayish green stonc. This
talisman allows the user to call up ground water
to form sticky, unpleasant swampy areas, charac-
teristical1y used to protect a camp or flank since it
takes so long to operate.
Such a talisman has Id20+40 charges and is
rechargeable. One charge will tum a 40- by 40-
foor area into shallow marsh, hindering move-
ment on foot and mak ing mounted travel
dangerous (both types of movement are at half
speed). Attempts to ridc, run, or fight within the
area requires a Dexterity check on Id20 every
round, or a slip and fall results. Two charges
make the area all but impassable to those on
horsebac k and very hard to traverse on foot.
Mounts must save vs. paralyzation at -6 or fall;
footmen attempting anything but the slowesl,
most careful walk (one-quarter usual speed, and
no combat) must check against Dexterity on
I d20 or fall. Damage from fa lling off an animal
is only I point ; the soft mud will usually cush-
ion any fall.
After activating the talisman's magic, it takes
IOd4 minutes for the water to rise and rcmains
for six hours. In addition, the talisman will not
work in very dry areas such as deserts, or on
shecr stone surfaces and areas wherc the water is
prevented from rising, such as areas having per-
mafrost. The effcct will not cause buildings to
sink into the ground, but will make them rather
damp and dank for a while.
Modified Talisman of Zagy
XPValuc: 1,000 GPValue: 10,000
1992 Fantasy Collector Card 28
This particular item is an experimental model of
the famous talisman ofZagy. It allows the wielder
one wish, but permanently turns him or her to the
lawful good alignment-only a remove curse
spcll will return the user to his or her previous
alignment. Also, the talisman inflicts I point of
damage to the holder any time he or she comes
within 20 feet ofa magical weapon (only once for
each new magical weapon encountered).
Monkey Head Talisman
XP Value: 2,000 G P Value: 10,000
Mad Monkeyvs. the Dragon Claw
The monkey head talismon was created by Hu
Sen to aid individuals to quickly I.earn the fun-
damentals of martial arts, in particular the Mad
Monkey style. The monkey head allows the
individual to learn up to three special maneu-
ve rs per week while wearing the amulct, pro-
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vided that activity appropriate to the maneuvcrs
is undenaken.
The individual will retain the knowledge of the
monkey head talisman as long as the talisman is
worn and for up to 24 hours after it is removed.
As the charactcr removes the talisman, he or she
is aware that the knowledge will be lost unless the
talisman is worn again in 24 hours.
The monkey head talisman is silve r with jew-
eled eyes. As a particular skill or maneuver is
[carned, the eyes glow to show that the skill has
been mastered.
of Orcas
XP Value: 5,000 GP Value: 25,000
The Throne of Bloodstone
This potent amulet was first devised by the lich-
king Zhengyi . II makes the lich, and any other
undead creature much lOugher for a priest or pal-
adi n to turn. All turning attempts against the
undead suffer a -6 penalty on the die roll.
of Pure Good
XPValue: 3,500 GPValue: 27,500
DUNG EO:>! MASTER Guide
A high priest who possesses this item can cause a
flam ing crack to open at the feet of an evil priest.
The intended victim will be swallowed up forever
and sent hurtling to the center of the earth. The
wielder of the talisman must be good, and, ifnot
exceptionally pure in thought and deed, the evi l
priest gains a saving throw vs. death.
A talisman ofpure good has seven charges. It
cannot be recharged. If a neutral priest touches
one of these magical stones, he or she will suffer
7d4 points of damage. If an evil priest touches
one, 12d4 points of damage are s uffered. Only
priests can be affected by the device.
of Rahasia
XPValue: 4,000 GPValue: 20,000
Rahasia
If thc back of the pendant is inspected, the single
word RAHASIA can be seen. When the holder of
the talisman says "RA HASIA," an invisible, 60-
foot circle is created. No evil magic works in this
circle . Spe ll s cast by evil beings in the ci rcle
aUlOmat ically fail , but existing spell effects or
permanent items used by evil beings still work if
removed from the c ircle. The circle will tem-
porarily negate curses for its area and duration.
The ci rcle lasts 10 rounds and moves with the
holder of the tal isman. The talisman will function
three times before di sappearing, theoretically
tdeporting to its rightful owner.
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Sacred Bundle
XPValue: 30 GPValue: 150
Legends & Lort
A sacred bundle is a collection of Id4+6totemic
items placed together in a pouch for the purpose
of imbuing magical protection on the wearer. To
create a sacred bundle, a warrior enters a trance
(usually with the help of a shaman) and contacts
his or her guardian spirit, asking for the spirit 's
help in creating the magical talisman. After care-
fully considering the warrior's personality and
nature, the spirit selects Id6+3 items that the war-
rior must collect. Usually, several of these items
are difficult or dangerous to procure, such as a
bear's claw, a giant snake's rail Ie, or a feather
from Ihe nest of an eagle.
A fier the items are collected, the warrior goes
to the tribe '5 shaman and asks for help in mysti-
cally binding the materials together. The shaman
as ks the warrior to gather one las t rare item.
Almost always, the shaman chooses an item
needed for performing shamanistic duties, and
when the warrior procures it, takes part of the
item for personal use.
Once all the items are assembled, the shaman
perfonns a ceremony binding them into a sacred
bundle, and from that point forward the wa rrior
wears the bundle at all times. The sacred bundle
bestows the following benefits upon the own!;:!";
+2 on all saving throws, the warrior is only sur·
prised on a natural roll of I, una rmored AC
becomes 2, and one point is subtracted from each
die of damage.
If the sacred bundle is ever removed from the
warrior's body, all of its benefits permanently
vanish, and he or she can never crea te another
one. A sacred bundle never benefits anybody but
the warrior who made it.
of the Sphere
XPValue: 1,000 GPValue: 10,000
DUNGEON MASTER Guide
This is a small adamantite loop and handle that is
useless to nonwizards. Cha rac ters of any other
class touching a tal isman of this sort suffer 5d6
points of damage. When held by a wizard con-
centrating on control of a sphere 0/ annihilatioN,
a talisman of th e sphere doubles the Intelligence
bonus percentage for cont rol (2% per point of
Intelligence from 13- 15, 6% per poinl of Intelli·
gence from 16-18).
If control is established by the wielder of a tal-
isman, he or she only needs to check for contin-
ual control every other round thereafter. If control
is not established, the sphere will move toward
the wizard at maximum speed (MV 16). Note that
a wand of negation will have no effect upon a
sphere o/annihilation, but if the wand is directed
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at the talisman it will negate its power of control
as long as the wand is di rected at it.

of the Statue
XPValue GPValue
Crystal: 500 5,000
Iron: 1,300 13,000
Rock: 800 8,000
The Milenian Scepler
There are three variet ies of this talisman, each
corresponding to a different kind ofliving statue
(crystal, iron, or rock). Each talisman looks like
an inch tal] statue, and is made of the same mate-
rial as the Jiving statue it affects (an iron talisman
affects iron living statues, for example).
The wearer of the talisman can attempt to
control one living statue of the appropriate type
within 60 feel. The living statue is allowed a
one-time sav ing throw vs. spell. If successful ,
that living statue can never be controlled by that
talisman. If the save fails , the living stalUe must
obey the comm.ands of the wearer. It can be
ordered to wal k, attack, guard, and so for th.
Once given a command, the wea rer need not
remain within 60 fee t fo r the living statue to
fulfill its duties. Once a talisman is "attuned" to
a living statue (meaning the statue failed its
saving throw), it cannot be used to control other ofZagy
living statues until th e o riginal statue is XP Value: 1,000 GP Value: 10,000
destroyed DuNGEON MASTIR Guide
A talisman of this sort appears exactly the same
of Tongues as a stone controlling earth e/emenwls. lis pow-
XPVaiue: 3.500 GP Va lue: 32,500 ers are quite different, however, and are depen-
Old Empires dent upon the Charisma of the individual holding
This medallion enabl es an individual to under- the talisman. Whenever a character touches a tal-
stand all languages both written and spoken, as a isman oflagy, a reaction check is made as if the
tongues or comprehend languages spell. The ta/- individual were meeting another creature. If a
isman oftongiles also enables the wearer 10 speak hostile reaction result is oblained, the talisman
these languages. Furthermore, it enables the will act as a slone of '",eight, although discarding
wearer to read magic and read Mulhorand magic, it or destroying it results only in 5d6 points of
at will. damage and the disappearance of the talisman.
Only one of these talismans is known to exist, If a neutral reaction results, the tal isman will
since the priests of Tholh have been hunting and remain with the character for 5d6 hours, or until a
destroying them to prevent foreigners from being wish is made upon it, whichever occurs first, and
able to decipher the secrets ofMulhomndi magic. it will then disappear. If a friendly reaction result
is obtained, the character will find it impossible
of Ultimate Evil to be rid of the talisman for as many months as
XP Value: 3,500 GP Value: 27,500 the user has points of Charisma.
DuNGEON MA5TEJ. Guide The device grants one wish for every six points
This device looks like a talisman ofpure good of the character's Charisma. It will also grow
and is exactly its opposite in all respects. It has wann and throb whenever its owner comes within
six charges. 20 feet of a mechanical or magical trap. (I f the
In Raven lort: Usi ng this item req uires a talisman is not held, its warning heat and pulses
Ravenloft powers check. will be of no avail.)
Regardless of which reaction result is obtained,
when its time period expires, the talisman disap-
pears. A base i'O,OOO gp diamo nd re mains in its
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In a DRAGON LANCE Campaign: The talisman
a/logy is called the talisman of Lunitari on
Ansalon.
Talon
See Claw
Tanglefoot
XPValue: 50 GP Value: 500
DRAGON MagWlle 2
This small, synthetic fungoid rapidly expands to
fill a 10- by IO-foot area with rubbery tentacles.
II takes three turns to force through the mass, but
a giant size creature takes only one. The tendrils
dissipate harmlessly in one hour.
Tanglevine Root
XP Value: 400 G PValue: 2,000
Adventure Pack I
These roots start to grow when exposed to body
temperature, and spro ut to fo rm a barrier of
writ hing vines 10 feet wide. Any creature caught
by one of these vines becomes entang led and
must be cut free . It takes five rounds to cut some-
one free. Oil loosens the vines' grip and a victim
may be freed in two rounds. Fire and alcohol kills
and dissolves tanglevines.
Tapestry
Tapestries are thick wall hangings made from
linen, wool, or other heavy materials. They are
used to block drafts that whistle through badly
constructed walls during winler, and to dampen
unwa nted sound. Tapestries in wealthy homes
usually are ornamented wilh scenes ofbaule, por-
trai ts of leaders (both great and small), he roes
and heroines, pets, and idyllic landscapes.
of Disease Warding
XPValue: 1,250 GPValue: 12,500
Tome of Magic
This is a 3-foot-square cOllon tapestry bearing the
image of a rainbow. When hung in a bui lding of
10,000 square fee t or less, it protects the occu-
pants from nonmagical diseases. It has no effect
on persons already suffering from diseases, but
prolects healthy characters from contracting con-
tagious diseases ranging from common colds to
deadly plagues. The tapestry offers no protection
against any disease caused by magic or of a mag-
ical nature.
The tapestry oj disease warding is subject to
rips, fire , and other da mage that could be sus-
tained by a normal tapestry, alt hough it is
allowed a saving throw. liS magic is permane nt
on ly as long as it remains intact. The tapest ry
may be movcd to a new location , but has no
effect ouldoors.
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Tapestry of Folded ExisteIlCf
of Ekbir
XPValue: 1,250 GPValue: 12,500
GREYHAWI( Adventures
This 10- by IS-foot woven tapestry displays a
scene of a dark rive r in a bleak, rocky landscape.
The tapestry was intended to be agate from Ekbir
to the lower planes for disposal of its worsl crimi-
nals. It is rumored, however, that the tapestry
act uall y opens into a prev iously undiscovered
plane, and not one of the Lower Planes, although
the landscape is bleak enough.
The command word causes a branch o f the
river to enter the Prime Material Plane. The water
rushes out from the tapestry and forms a river 10
feet wide and 5 feet deep. It nows for 50 feet
before va nishing back into the plane that it nor-
mally occupies. The river exists in the Prime
Material Plane for three turns, and can only be
summoned once a month. The water is brackish
and evil-smelling, and the current is swift and
strong.
A character who enters the river must make a
Strength check or be swept along wi th the water.
This check must be made every five rounds, or
once per 10 feel of the river traveled by swim-
ming, whichever comes first . A character who
fails the check in Ihe last 10 feet of the river is
carried through the gate and into the land beyond.
There is no retum.
of Folded Ex istence
XPValue: 7,000 GPValue : 35,000
Assassin MOUlltain
These tapestries always show an interior space
such as a palatial room, the cavern ofa genie's
hoa rd, or the interior of a ship. The viewer can
enter or leave the magical room of a tapestry oj
folded existence simply by speaking a command
word and walking into or out of the tapestry. With
great delai l, the threads of the tapestry depict
everything (including people) brought into or out
of il. They are generally used as treasuries, pris-
ons, or workrooms.
These tapestries always measure at least 6 feet
by 10 feet and are of the finest craftsmanship.
They requi re at least two people to carry. The
interior room can vary from 5,000 to 10,000
square feel. Creatures and items within a l!lpestry
offolded existence requi re neither food nor drink
and sutTer no aging effects while they remai n in
the tapestry. These tapestries function only when
placed on a wall or n oor. They arc items oj con·
cealed Wizardry and cannot be discovered with
detect magic spells.

of Rooms
XP Value: 6,000 GP Value: 30,000
Castle GUYII"'WK
This tapestry is an amazing artifact that Voycux
stole from the tyrant of Elredd on Woolly Bay.
The user of this tapestry can see any room (or rel-
atively enclosed outdoor space) he or she has evcr
been in, just by mentally commanding the picture
to appear. The point of view given is one that the
viewer previously occupied. Ifall the viewer has
done is to duck his or her head into the room and
out again, the view is from the door of the room.
If the viewer is very familiar with the room and
has walked evcry inch of it, the viewpoint is any
one desired.
Like many artifacts, this one has its drawbacks.
In this case, it is a very subtle onc. The viewer is
ever more inclined to just sit on a couch or in a
chair and watch the ta pestry- fo rsaki ng any
activity to watch what is going on in places where
the viewer has been before.
The viewer has only the basest instinct remain-
ing- the only time he or she will move is to
obtain food. As soon as food is in hand, the vic-
tim races back to the tapestry, boping not to have
missed any of the activity. Even the food is not
savored. It is just shoved into whatever eating ori-
fice the viewe r has and consumed without any
real appreciation of its na ture . [t i .~ .~ !lid that
Voyeux gained the arti fact by poisoning the tyrant
who had owned it.
Tart
Tarts are pastries made from flaky dough and
baked unt il lightly brown. BOlh sweet and sour
fruit stuffing is used in tarts, creating a tan taliz-
ing sensation on the tongue.
of Accusation
XPValue: 600 GP Value: 3,000
POLYHEDRON Newszine 23
These pastries are tempting, anyone seeing them
must make a saving throw vs. spell or pick one up.
Thcy cannot be eaten: anyone attempting to do so
will merely put the taT! away in a pouch or other
container (no saving throw). The tarts are cursed;
anyone carryi ng a tart cannot hide in shadows,
stay invisible, or otherwise remain unnoticed. A
renrOl'C cllrse spell will cause the victim to eat the
tart, requiring a saving throw vs. poison (or die). A
dispel Cl-'iI spell from a caster of at least 26th level
will cause the tart to disappear.
of Enticement
XPValuc: 1,000 G PValue: 5,000
Pot.YH~DROS Newszine 23
These pastries appear and fun ct ion as tarts of
accusation in all respects, except for the reactions
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of others. Anyone carrying a tart attracts the
attention of monsters encountered; such beings
will always try to attack the owner of the tart,
regardless of rcaction or Morale rolls. The tarts
can be removed in the same manne r as tarts of
accusation.
ofa Summer's Day
XP Value: 600 GP Value: 3,000
PoLYItEDIlOS Newszinc 23
These pastries, tarts of a sumnrer s day. appear
and function as tarts ofaccusation in all respects,
but have no effect on others. The owner of a tart
may, on command, cause SlO rmy or cloudy
weather to change, becoming a brightly lit sum-
mer's day in but one turn. This usc causes the tart
to disappear.
Tathlum
XP Value: 1,000 GP Valuc: 5,000
D EITIES & DE."UOODS Cyclopedia
This weapon of war with magical properties can
be made by anyone of the Celtic religions. First,
cut offthc head of an enemy and coat it with lime
from a lime pool in the former territory of the
dead person, allowing several coats to dry to a
rock hard ball. It takes one day to do each coat,
and each coat takes one week to dry. Whcn
thrown at friends of the fo rmer owner, under
bright sunshine, it has the effeet of doing damage
up to Yo of the original hit points of the person hit.
If the person hit is a relative of the head, ~ of the
hit points are taken away. This weapon is usable
only once.
Tea of the Zhakar
XPValue: 50 GP Value: ISO
Dwal"\~n Kingdoms ofKr)'nn
The Zhakar arc unique among dwa rves in that
they disdain potent drink. They prefer instead a
watery tea made from a refined fungus powder, a
drink that is poisonous to any nondwarfwho sam-
ples a sip. Those who partake must successfully
save vs. poison at +2, or collapse with Id6 hours
of gagging sickness.
Tea Set of Skill and Grace
XP Value: 1,500 GP Value: 2,000
DRMiON Magazine 126
This tea set, made of the finest materials, enables
its owner to conduct a tea ceremony as ifhe or
she had filled a slot with the tea-ceremony profi-
ciency. Possess ion of the set add s +4 to the
chances of attaini ng uller concentration while
conducting the ceremony; this benefit is the samc
whether or not the character has regular profi-
ciency in the tea ceremony. The same +4 bonus
applies if the character uses the set when engaged
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in a contest. If the c haracter used the set while area for other gear, and usually costs 25-50 gpo
learning the ceremony, he or she still has +2 on The act ofececting a tent is called "pitching" it.
the chance of contest-winning and attainment of The packing, cleaning, and othcr actions involved
uner concentration w ithout the set. in taking down a tent aTe collectively known as
"breaking camp ." Pitchi ng a tent usually takes
Telescope one to two turns; breaking camp takes the same,
Telescopes are made of two cylindrical pieces of plus Id4 turns for packing other items, cleaning
finely-crafted metal that tightly fil within each the area to avoid being tracked, and so forth.
olher, but are free 10 s lide in and out. The user Magical tents appear identical 10 ordinary ones
peers thro ugh a lens in the smaller end, where but are always of the highest quality canvas. They
another lens is fiued, toward the desired aren of ca nnot be damaged by nonmllgical wt:apons ;
viewing. By adjusting the tubes in or out, the user magic weapons and spells have standard effects,
can focus a nd sec objects clearly, even at g reat and normal or magical fire can destroy most tents
distances. (See also Scope.) in one turn. All magical tents have command
words.
of Fantastic Vision
XPValue: 1,500 GPValuc: 7,500 Roll Tent Type
DRAGON Magazine 179 01- 10 Bell Tent
This appears to be a telescope of true vision and 11- 20 Bundle Tent
functions as s uch fo r the first Id4 l imes. After 21- 30 Large Tent
this. the telescope reveals fanta stic and lurid 31-40 Pavilion
scenes, often the opposite of what it truly there 41- 50 Pyramid Tent
(for examp le, a merchant fl eet appears 10 be a 51-60 Small Tent
pirate squadron in the spyglass, a safc harbor as a 61 - 70 Tepee
monste r- ridden mirage, an upcoming city as a 71- 80 Wedge Tent
dark domain of evil). 81- 90 Wigwam
91-00 Yurt
of True Vision
XPValue: 2,000 G PValue: 10,000 of Captivity
Land of Fale XPValue: - GPValue: 1,200
This device appears as a normal spyglass bound The BookofMarveloUll Magic
in gold. It enables the viewer to see up to 50 times This tent looks and functions like a tent ofluxury.
farther than normal (a character may see some- However. if the door is locked, there is a 25%
thing a\ 5,000 feet as if at 100 fect) at distances of c hance it s ticks s hut. If the doo r sticks, th e
50 feet or more. Upon speak in g a command entrance to the tent cannot be opened by any
word, the spyglass fun ctio ns as a gem of seeing means except a wjsh; thosc within the tent are
for one round, reveali ng the lrue nature of whal is forced to leave by the "back door" into the Ethe-
viewed in the glass. The telescope of true visjon real Plane. The tent ofcaptivity cannot replenish
has 20 charges at its full power. lIS lens fractures its supplies while It is occupied.
and crumbles when the lasl charge is used.
Dew
Tent XP Value: 600 GP Value: 3,000
A tel'll is portable shelter made of canvas or ani- The Book of MarveioUll Magic
mal skins. Portable dwelli ngs, te nts appear to be When pitched and left standing for one night, this
rolls of fabric, and may be mistaken for ru gs. A tent attracts and collects morning dew on its sur-
tent mily be unfolded and ereCled for use by sup- face and channels it into a collection pouch in
poning it with poles and ropes. A small one-man one comer. The dew lem provides sufficient water
tent (3 by 6 fect whe n erected) weig hs onl y 5 for two human s and their mounts for one day,
pounds. The largest royal tents are made of sev- even in the desert and other arid regions.
eral parts. weigh over 5,000 pounds total, and
may cover an area 500 feel square. They require a of Luxury
large wooden or magical framework ; Ihe canvas XP Value: 1,200 GP Value: 6,000
is either hung from the framework or draped ovcr The Book of MaT\lelou s Magic
it. The most common adventurers'tent has a 10- This tent appea rs identical on the outside to a
foot-square base , tapers 10 8 feet square at a standard s ize adventurer's tent. It is much larger
height of7 fect, and has a peaked top; it is 10 fect inside, however. and opens into an extra-dimen-
lall overall. The ten t is supported by wooden sional space. The tent pitches itself on command
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only) to lock itself (as a wizard lock from a 30th-
level caster). The area within the tent is 120 feet
square and contains supplies and accommoda-
tions for 10 humans and their mounts (horses or
creatures of similar size) for one day. It contains
comfortable si lken beds, a stable, a large water
basin, a food bush having fruits and tasty leaves,
magical light that dims on command, a window
through which the viewer can magically see the
area around the tent (on the Prime Material
Plane) from a point 10 feet above it, and a "back
door" through which those in the tent can pass
into the Ethereal Plane. The back door is very
hard to find from the Ether ( 10% chance when
using a detect invisible spell) and there is only a
1% chance every three hours (nol cumulative) it
will attract some Ethereal visitor. The back doo r
cannot be locked and Is best used as an emer-
gency exit. If a Ie", 0/ luxury is damaged while
occupied, however, all living creatures within it
are ejected into the Et hereal Plane. The tent's
contents cannot be removed by any means. All
the supplies replenish themselves every 12 hours,
but the tent must be folded up and then repitched
for this to occur.

Mist
XP Value: 2,000 GP Value: 10,000
Tome of Magic
A mist tent is contained in a small glass flas k.
Removing the stopper causes a stream of white
mist to pour from the flask. One round later, the
mist shapes itself into the form of a 10- by 12-
foot tent with a single, open flap in the front. The
stopper must be replaced in the flask as soon as
the mist tent takes shape, or the tent wi ll dissipate
as described below.
The mist tent has the density of a cloud when
unoccupied. When one or more characters enter
the mist tent, the flap can be closed; from the
inside, the fla p has the de nsity of canvas. From
the inside , the walls and ceiling of a mist tent
appear as opaque white mist, and the floor is
transparent. Despi te its appearance, the entire
mist tent has the density of canvas once the flap is
closed. When the flap is closed, the fo llowing
effects occur:
The mis t tent and all occupants and items
inside become invisible to all creatures outside
the tent. A detect invisibility spell cast by a
creature outside the tent wi ll reveal it.
The mist tent rises 10 feet off the ground; it
continues to hover in place as long as the flap
remains closed. The tra nsparent floor allows
occupants of the tent to clearly see the sur-
rounding area. The floor of the mist lent can
support 1,000 pounds without ruptu ri ng.
If the flap is opened, the mist tent s walls, floor,
and ceiling instantly become visible to outsiders,
appearing as a thin, white mist. Additionally, the
mist te nt slowly descends, landing gently on the
ground. If the stopper is removed from the flask,
the tent d issipates, returni ng to the flask in a
stream of white mist; if the bottle is not stoppered
immed iately, the mist pours from the nask (0
form the mist tent again.
The mist len! is unharmed by any type of fire,
but does not offer such pro tection to its occu-
pants. The te nt is susceptible to other forms of
da mage. It prov ides no more protection to its
occupants than a no rmal canvas tent.
The mist lent hasAC 10. If it sustains 10 points
of damage, it dissipates in a shower of light and is
permanently negated. If th is occurs while it is
hovering, all occupants plummet to the ground. If
the mist tent sustains less than 10 points of dam-
age, it can be returned to its fl ask, then rere-
leased; all damage repaired.
In Ravenlofl : The use of this magical item
can be very dangerous in Ravenloft. There is a
minimum 5% chance that the land will use the
te nt like the mists o f Ravenloft. If it is used
within the mists themselves, the chances rise to
25%. The occupants are tra nsported to some
other location in the misty borders of Ravenlofi.
If the DM needs to keep the characters in their
origina l domain, this new location is in that
domain, just at a new place along the border.

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The miSIS have no compunction about transfer-
ring the tent to a place above a lake o r into dan-
gerous terrain.
Polyc hromatic
XPValue: 1,000 GPValue: 5,000
The Book. of Marvelous Magic
This white tent can be commanded to change its
color. Any single color can be named, or the tent
can be commanded to blend. If so, it assumes the
appearance of its s urro undings- grainy and
sand-colored in the desert, green and brown in
the woods-camou fl aged. The polychromotic
tenl is always white when not pitched.
Poor
XPValue: - GPValue: 400
The Book. of Marvelous Magie
This tent appears to be a polychromatic tenl in al1
respects. Each person who spends a night in the
lent has a 250/. chance of dreaming about some
detail of events to occur the following day. If so,
only certain creatures o r areas a re revealed; no
results can be portrayed, as that would depend on
too mllny variables. In return for the dream, the
tent clluses a gem, cash, or other item worth
100-600 gp to vanish during the night. The poor
lenl must be slept in for one full night to give the
chance of dreaming.
of Shelter
XPValue: 1,000 GPValue: 5,000
Dragon Dawn
A tenl of shelter looks like a small canvas tarp.
When placed on the ground and the command
word spoke n , it forms into a shelte r large
enough for two people and up to 200 pounds of
gear. At the entrance to the tent a small brazier
of glowing coals appears for cooking and heat-
ing, and enough foodstuffs for a moderate meal.
The tent provides no magical protection for its
inhabitants.
of Standing
XP Value: 800 GP Value: 4,000
The Book. of MIll'V(!Ious Mllgie
This tent needs no po les or ropes and pitches
itself when a command word is spoken. A second
command causes it to collapse, but it cannot oth-
erwise be taken down except by a dispel magic
spell (treat as 30th-level magic) or a wish.
of Warning
XP Value: 1,200 GPValue: 6,000
The Book. of Marvelous Magic
This tent looks and functions like the polychro-
malic lenl. Howeve r, if a hostile creature
approaches within 240 yards, the tent changes
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color of its own acco rd once per round. The col-
ors aTe usuall y bright and easi ly see n at long
range and will probably allraCI nearby creatures.
x
XP Val ue: 400 GPValue: 2,000
The Book of Marvelous Magic
This tent appears to be a tent of dew. However, its
top bears a slight discoloration which is not visi-
ble except from the ai r and at a distance of240
yards or more. The mark appeau to be an " X"
and may attract the allention of aerial passers-by
(OM's choice of chances). The markings on the
tent are visible to infravision and can not be
removed by any means.
Thorn of Sleep
XPValue: 100 GPValue: 500
The Complete Ranger's Handbook
The Ihorn of sleep looks like the thorn of a piant,
abou t 3 inches long. It is dry and smooth to the
touch. If pricked by the thorn, a c reature must
make a saving throw vs. paralyzation. Failure
means the creature falls into a deep slumber. The
creature will not awake until attacked or strongly
roused. Noises. eve n those ofbatlle, can not
awaken the sleeping creature. Each thorn can be
used but once. Only Id8 thorns can be found at
anyone time. A thorn of sleep can be projected
by a blowgun.
Thread
Magical threads appear identical to balls of string
or spun spindles, but careful examination reveals
threads to be of finer mate ri al. To act ivate a
thread's magic. it either mUSI be unwound from
the ball or spindle. touched against another magi-
cal item, or sewn into a piece of cloth.
of Aging
XP Va.lue: 400 G P Value: 2,000
The Book of Marvelous Magic
This item appears identical to a ball of string, but
careful examination reveals it to be of finer mate-
rial. It altunes itself to anyone who touches il. If
lhe victim thcreafter unwinds any of it, the unfor-
tunate one ages one year for each inch unwound.
Elves may ignore the effects of the first 200 years
of aging; dwarves may ignore the first 50 years,
and hal flings the first 20 years. Otherwise, each
10 years of aging cost the victim I point of Con-
stitution- the loss is permanent. A wish restores
I point lost in this manne r, but less powerful
magic cannot affect the loss. Once the thread has
attuned itself, it cannot be neutralized unless
remove curse is cast upon it by a 36 th-l evel
caster; this makes the thread disappear along with
all the victim 's magical aging. Otherwise, the vic-
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tim must guard the thread carefully because, if it
is unwound by any means or creature, the victim
to whom the thread is attuned is affec ted. (See
also Ball, of String).
of Commands
XPValue: 1,000 GPVa lue: 5,000
The Book of Marvelous Magic
This thread is identical to a thread of aging How-
ever, if unwound and placed on any magica l
cloth, it sews itself into the form of the command
words for that item. Ten inches of thread are
needed for each command word. Once a word is
sewn onto the item, the sewing disappears and
cannot be seen unless detect invisible or similar
spell effect is used.
of Embroidery
XPValue: 300 G PValuc: 1,500
The Book of Marvelous Magic
This thread is identical to thread of aging How-
ever, if placed upon any normal cloth , it sews
itself in beautiful patterns, and 100 gp value may
be added for every 10 inches of thread used. The
ball of thread contains Id IOOxl 0 inches of thread
when found.
Throne
A throne is an orna te c hair made of wood or
stone. Magical thrones are quite powerful and all
the details about them should be studied be fore
adding a throne to a campaign. A throne is usu-
ally 8 feet high, 4 feet wide and with deep, plush
furnishings and often ornately carved. Encum-
brance is high, from 150 to 400 pounds or as
given in the description.
of Death
XPVa lue: - G P Va lue: 4,000
The Book of Marvelous Magic
This th rone appears identical to a throne of
power, but any creatu re sitting upon it d ies
instantly. Ten percent of the time, however, it
mere ly damages and ejects the victim, who is
severely wounded (down to I point). The throne
has no cffect on any creature forced to sit upon it,
only those who do so of thei r own free wills.
of the Gods
XP Value: 24,000 GP Value: 120,000
Eldritch Wizardry
This massive, gold-inlaid throne was crafted by
an ancient race in honor of their gods. It is carved
into the hean of a mountain and cannot be moved,
not even magically because it is still a part of the
mountai n. Anyone seated on the thro ne receives
at best one item of magic, but can only be a recip-
ient once. Also, anyone who s its on the throne
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can use and is subject to the powers of the throne.
It has the fo llowing abilities and penalties:
Clairvoyance
Telekinesis
Speak with dead
Read magic
Death spell twice per day
Charm monster with - 3 on saving throw twice
a day.
Teleport twice per day
Relic gives off a gas that ren ders all within 30
feet unconscious for two hours (use saving
throw for poison).
Locates treasure as fo llows (select one):
I. Silver, gold within 90 feet
2. Gems withi n 60 feet
3. Magic within 10 feet
Has the power of a gem of seeing when held
by the owner.
User may raise dead fully, once a day.
of the Gods II
XPValue: - GPValue: -
Book of Artifacts
T he throne of the gods is an ornate chair, large
enough to seat a storm giant. Scinti llating gems
and mosaics adorn its arms, back, and legs. The
throne itself protrudes from the rear wall of a cav-
ern, I UO yards in diameter and sits upon a floor of
billowing clouds.
When the gods created the multiverse, they
needed a way to communicate with mortals on
the many planes, SO they merged their powers and
created the throne. The wondrous chair exists on
all planes simultaneously, and it can be used by
any god. Its existence has long since drifted into
the legends of many planes, but it is the one on
the Prime Material Plane that is discussed here.
On occasion, an individual strives to preserve
and protect the gods' throne, but over the years
most of them have banded together into a small,
fanatical cult called the Seekers. In their quest for
the Ihrone, the Seekers have dispatched emis-
saries throughout the lands, seeking signs of the
artifact in ancient religious texts. Many oflhese
tomes describe a divine throne located at the cen-
te r of a mighty mountain, but as the religions
share no common geographical location, the
Seekers believe the throne moves about in a man-
ner that is baffling to mortals.
On rare occasions, mo rtals have found the
throne, and Randyl the Bold was one of them. In
a mountain reputed to hold great treasure ,
Rand yl's party fought many battles in twisting
IUnnels for many months. Randyl was the only
one to find the throne room, but he was tired,
bleeding from many wounds, and oblivious to his
surroundings. He rested UpQCI the huge th rone,
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unaware of its true nature, wondering how he
might be strong enough 10 escape, when he was
engulfed in a bright, blue glow. Rand ylleaped
from Ihe seat and watched in amaze ment as his
arms, c hest, and legs ex pan ded with bulging
muscles. Not understanding what had transpired,
Rand yl fled the room and escaped the mountain.
Years late r, the Seeke rs heard of Rand yl's
exploit and sent the wizard Zatar to question him
about it. Although the Seekers normally collected
informa tio n about the throne to prevent power-
hungry despots from fin d ing it, Randyl's tale
spa rked a n as h of greed w ithi n Zalar; he was
overwhe lmed by the unlimited magical abilities
tha t might be his.
Secretly Zalar put together an expedition, and
after many long months of searching and many
greal perils. Zalar and his company fou nd Ihe
throne. G reedily he approached it, climbed upon
Ihe mighty seal, and sat there. running his hands
over the treasu res Ihat protr uded t hrough the
ivory a nd gold mosaics. Suddenly. an eerie blue
glow radiatcd from the th rone. engulfing the wiz-
ard and blinding his companions. When thc light
receded, the party found a crumpled, whimpering
figure on thc throne. Zatar. now a babbling id iot.
attacked his compa'hions, who killed hi m in self·
defense and quickly depaned.
The throne oJthe gods is an artifact designed
for high.level parties. While any character can sit
on the throne, the trick lies in dccidi ng how the
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artifact will react. lrand when a character sits
upon the thro nc, the OM should instruct the
player to declare what his character is thinking.
The PC's response determines Ihe invoked power
orsubsequenlcur.re.
One possible adventure might find the party in
a d y ing vi ll age. Approached by an elde r ly
shaman, they a re to ld of a migh ty wizard who
destroyed their holy idol. Eve r since its destruc-
tion, the village has been slowly wasting away.
Unable to face the ri gors of lhe journcy him-
se lf, the shaman gives the pes a drawing of an
idol. He tells Ihe pes t hat they mu st seek a
mighty throne, which lies deep within a nearby
moun tai n, sit upon the chair whi le staring at the
picture, a nd th e n think only of the idol. The
shaman warns the party that thinking of anything
clse will unleash the fury of the gods upon thcm
all.
Finding the chamber in which the throne lies is
slufT for an excellent adventure in itself, but the
addi tion of a powerful band of Seekers that zeal-
ously attempts 10 prevent the party from achiev-
ing its goal will spice up the scenario nicely.
C onstant Powers: An (lII/imagic shell radiates
from the base ofthc throne and fills the entirc
chambe r--only thc throne is unaffccted.
Im'oked Powers: A character sitting upon the
throne wi th a clear, concise de!;ire in mind has an
85% chance tha t the thro ne will fulfill t hat
reques t. The throne reads the character's desi re
and responds to it within one round.
A single prime attribute score can be raiscd up
to 3 point s (not 10 excee d 20 points) if a PC
requests it. The playcr must speak in character, (a
eharacler cannot say " 1 want my Strength score to
improve." Rather, " I wan t 10 fight with t he
endurance of a giant," (increasing Constit ution)
or "I want to be as strong as a giant"' ( increasing
St rength). S imi larly, experience levels can be
raised to wi thin I point of the next level. but the
request should center on the character dcsiri ng to
be better in his or her class.
A magical item also may be granted to a char-
acter on the throne PCs requesting any itcm with
variable bonuses receivc a + I magical version of
the item. Olhers who dcsire a more potent version
of an item they already possess add + 1 to it (to a
maximum of + 3). Obvious ly, the exact item
should be clearly visuali zcd within the charactcr 's
mind.
C UrtI': The gods are offended when mere mor-
ta ls use the throne oj the gods. even if they have
humble inte ntions. Nor mally, the thro ne gra nts
85% of reasonablc requests. If the request is not
g ranted, the gods we re displea sed for so me
unknown reason. The characte r suffers instead
(dctemline randomly): a - I cursed item, - I to all
>ow
 ,Throne. Ill idskialf
prime attributes, or is lefeported 10 miles away.
Any character daring the throne for a second
try immediately incurs a wrath to match the folly
(listed below). Those foolish enough to attempt a
third try instantly find themselves alone, in a face
to face combat with a random god on its home
plane.
A character desiring godlike powe rs has a ll
prime attributes reduced by 2.
Tfthe character wants a magical item or device
belonging to a god, an item buried in the
throne, or a second magical item, the god
g rants the desire with a tw ist: The character
receives a ---4 ve rs ion that appears to be the
item reques ted if analyzed by any and a ll
means.
Should something not listed under Invoked
Powers be desired, the character is teleported
, in a random direction to some location Id l OO
mites away.
Lacking a clear, concise desire in mind finds
the character entirely at the mercy of the gods.
One of the three above fates should either be
hand-selected or randomly determined.
Suggested Means of Destruc:tlon :
Force any major power, under pain of death, to
unmake the throne
WISh it had never been built 1,000 times.
Dissolve the entire mountain currently hous-
ing the throne, usi ng 1,000 transmute rock to
mud spells cast by fiends .
Hlidskialf
XP Value: 12,000 GP Value: 60,000
Gods, Demigods, & Heroes
Hlidskialf is Odin's ava tar's magical all-seeing
thrane. Treat as an unlimited duration crysral ball
with clairvoyance.
of Incineration
XP Value: - GP Value: 3,000
11Ie Book of Marvelous Magic
This throne is identical to a throne o/power.
When a creatu re sits on it , the usua l savi ng
throw is required; failure , however, causes the
victim to catch (i re, taking 40 points of fire
damage per round (no protections or saving
throws a pply) until dead . The fire can be
quenched only by a wish , and the victim cannot
get up from the throne unless this remedy is
applied. The remains of the victim burn com-
pletely, leaving only ashes.
If the saving throw is s uccessful , the lucky
victim is ejected from the throne immediately,
and a loud laughing sound emanates from it.
This noise attrac ts the attention of all creatures
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within 120 feet who usually come to investigate.
The throne has no effect on a ny creature forced
to sit upon it, only those who choose to do so of
their own free will.
of Power
XP V.lue: 4,000 GP Value: 20,000
11Ie Book of Marvelous Magic
This large c hair is made of wood, meta l, and
stone and adorned by 100 gems. If any creature
voluntarily sits on the throne, the daring soul
must make a saving throw vs. spell with a-4
penalty to the roll. Those of royal (nol merely
noble) birth have no penalty to the saving throw
and instead gains a +2 bonus. No other adjust-
ments of any type, magical or otherwise, apply to
the saving throw; the "base" saving throw for the
class and level of the user is always applied.
!fthe saving throw fails. the victim and carried
equipment are instantly transported to an unoccu-
pied room or corridor in the deepest part of the
deepest dungeon on the planet. If the victim
attempts to return 10 the throne by use of a tele-
port or dimension door effect or spell (regardless
of elapsed time between the ejection and the
attempted return), the throne immediately trans-
ports the victim in the same manner.
If the savi ng throw is successful, the user is
not tran sported and may remain and use the
throne properly. The throne may be used by any
race or c lass and telepathically instructs the suc-
cessfu l user about all command words, spell
powers, charges, and the proper use of each. The
throne can produce the fo llowing spe ll s, each
once a day, as if cast by a 30th-level wizard :
charm person, derect magic. derecr evil, detect
invisible, hold person, protection/rom evil 10'
radius, dimension door, and remove curse. All
magical effects a re gained or di rected by the
user. In addition, while seated on the throne, the
user's charisma is 18.
The throne grants 500 charges to the user and
disappears when they are spent; each spell cast
from the t hrone drains one charge. The throne
a lso disappea rs afte r 1,00 I days, regardless of
charges used. Any person of royal birth may use
the throne with unlimited charges, but it still dis-
appears in 1,001 days. The day on which the sav-
iog throw is made is counted as day one.
The throne is immune to all attacks and dam-
age except the physical act of pry ing a stone
loose, and this is difficult (roll IdS, I indicates
success). The 100 gems are worth 50 gp each, but
if even onc is removed, the throne loses its power
forever. Magical attempts at loosening stones
have no effect.
The throne cannot be moved except on com-
mand of the user after the initial saving throw is
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made. The throne cannot be carried but leieporls the shapes of stars or spikes. Stars have three or
on command with no chance of error as long as more razor-edged points, ensuring that at least
the destination is well known to the user. II te/e- one will strike the vic tim when throw n. They
ports only while the user sits in it and only four come in a variety of sizes (here divided into small
times during the 1,00 1 days. and la rge). Spikes are large pins, tapering to
sharp points. Both are thrown by hand and have a
of Summoning limited range. Shuriken are easily concealed; they
XPValue: 2,000 CPValue: 10,000 can be hidden in folds of c loth ing o r tucked in
The Book ofM~lous Magic sashes. Spikes can even be worn in the hair.
This throne is exactly like a throne ofpower, bUI Magical shuriken, of course, possess a varielY
no saving throw is required to sit upon il. InSIClld, of other talent<:;.
a 36t h-level spe ll caster is summoned, who
appears within 120 feel and in sight of the throne Ro ll Star Type
allhe point mosi convenient for the wizard. This 0 1- 10 Caltrop
powerful wizard is of the same alignment as the 11-20 Chatkcha
throne user. He solemnly intones, " ] am com- 21- 30 Large Shuriken
manded to serve you once," and then disappears. 31-40 Shaken
The use r of th e throne is the n immediately 41- 50 Shuriken
ejected. When the user sits upon it again , the 51-60 Slashdisk
throne summons the wizard, who is e nraged at 61- 70 Small Shuriken
being summoned un less some qui te excellent rea- 71- 80 Tetsu-Bishi
son is immediately given. If the wizard is not a 81-90 Throwing Spike
player c haracter. he o r she has all due spells 91-00 Throwing Star
memorized and ready. The impending dea th of
the user is sufficient reason for summoning, but if orOj y·oo
a reasonable chance of survival exists, or if the XPValue: 1,000 GPValue: 10,000
user merely lacks courage or foresight. the wiz- Kara·Tur
ard directs most attacks at the user of the throne. The ninjas of Ojy-do, also known as the Fangs of
~ i ght, have magical shurikin. stars made of stone
of Transformation that always hit their mark. The victim must save
XPValue: 13,000 GPValue: 65,000 vs. death magic o r fall unconscious fo r one full
Crown of Ancient Glory tum . Whether the saving throw fails or succeeds,
This bizarre artifact is a special item in the pos- the vic tim suffers 2d4 points of damage. These
session of Ala, the Seawitch of Narvendul. With ii hurikin are carried by the five highest-ranking
use of the proper command words, anyone sitting warriors in the clan.
in the chair is transformed (polymorphed) into an
ocean osprey, a you ng gi rl, a n o ld man. an old or Returning
woman, a gaseous form, or a wolf. The tra nsfor- XPValue: [,000 G PVa lue: 5,000
mation is pure ly physical and the use r (victim) New hem
retains his or h~e r own personality and characte r If th rown and the attack misses, these shurikin
traits. In the case of ani mals, though, speech is always return to the owner at the end of the fol-
not possible. lowing round. If a shurikin of returning strikes a
By returning to the throne, the individual is target, it lodges itself into the target and cannot
able to return to his or her former condition. The return.
chair can only function once per day, renderi ng
one change only. Timbcrbanc's Clockwork
If a character takes the throne without employ-
ing the appropriate command words, Ihe transfor- Chopper-Ripper
malion occurs in a random fashion . Without the XPVa lue GP Value
proper command words, o nly remove curse, fol - Copies: 300 1,800
lowed by wish, can restore a person to his or her Original: 2.500 15,000
natural state. Polymorph spells cannot transform New Item
victims of the throne. This unusual tool looks like a s mall chainsaw
made of iron and wood bolted toget her. A wind-
Throwing Stars ing crank (cord and handle) juts out from the side
(S huriken) of the gear box. The gearbox. contains an inge-
Shuriken are small throwing weapons. They come nious spring- loaded mechanism driving the
in many sizes and shapes, the most common bear chainsaw. A famous tinker gnome by the name of
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Springol Timberbane created the orig inal device.
His creation was equivalent to a magical +3, fre-
anI-slayer wea pon. ( By /ream, understand a ll
manne rs of " living" trees.) Timberbane earned
his notoriety from the chaotic architecture of the
wooden palaces he built. The values for both the
original device and nonmagical copies are given
above.
The cloch.ork chopper-ripper can be used as a
two-handed weapo n requi ring to be he ld by its
two handles. Over a period of several successful
attacks, the weapon can de live r up to 40 points of
cutt ing damage (not including damage bonuses
due to magical enchantme nts) afte r which it must
be rewound. Each round of rewinding resets the
spring for Idl2 points.
The weapon inflicts 2d4 +2 po ints of damage
against small or medium foes, or 2d6+2 against
large foes, a nd has a speed factor of 8. Against
wood, the weapon inflicts a nother lO po ints of
damage, which does not cou nt agai ns t the 40
points limitation of the spring motor. It is consid-
ered a medium size weapon weigh ing about 10
Ibs. Strength adjustments only apply to Attack
Ro lls (not damage). The weapon is totall y inef-
fective against rock or metal over ~ inch thick. It
requires a weapon proficiency to be used in com-
bat, a nd fall s in the wea pon category of s ho rt
sv,'Ords to determine the !'a\,;cs l}r chara\,;ter classes
that can use it.
Na tural scores of 1- 2 on an Attack Roll cause
the gears to jam (must roll every ti me it is used,
even against inanimate objects like trees or
doors). The weapon itself is ACO and can take up
to 30 poin ts of physical baShing before it's
beyond repair. Jams or damage can be fixed after
combat with a successful proficiency e heck and
an hour of gnomish tinkering. Add an hour of tin-
kering for each failed che<:k. The clockll'orlc chop-
per-ripper comes wit h a safety lock and a leather
sheath for transport, bm no warranty.
Timepiece of Klorr
XP Value: - G P Value: -
Forbidden Lore
This unus ual pocket watc h was brought into
Ravenloft from an unknown world more than 200
yea rs ago. Since that time, it has proven itself to
be an instrument of g reat power and g reat evil.
Indeed, few who have ever learned of its ex is-
tence without owning it for themselves have lived
long enough to pass o n the story of its wond rous
nature.
Description: The timepiece 0/ Klorr is crafted
of an unusual alloy of gold, si lver, and bronze. It
is circular in shape, roughly 2 ~ inches in diame-
ter, with a hi nged lid that snaps down to pro tect
the face of the watch when it is put away. The
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timepiece hangs from a slender chain, fash ioned
from the same indestructible alloy as the watch
itself.
The metal from whic h the wa tch was made
does not tarnish a nd cannot be harmed by any
known force. Thus, the watch looks today just as
it did when it was first created. Indeed, there is
some evidence to indi cate that the watch has
actually become brighter and beller polished over
the years, although th is might be an error caused
by the sparsity of accounts of its existence.
T he cas ing itself is ornate and carve d with
many dark and sinister forms. Numerous shapes
resemble the twisti ng and writhing figures of tor-
me nted souls, while others are clearly those of the
fiends that tonnent them through all etern ity. The
hi nges on the lid and the clas p that secure the
cover when it is down arc fashioned in the image
of skeletal claws.
When the cove r is ope ne d, t he face of the
watc h is revealed. It is white in color- clearly
some fonn of crystal-although its exact compo-
sition is un known. A glass lens covers the face,
but like the rest of the watc h, it appears to be
impervious to any manner of damage. The face is
numbered, in an ornate script, from I to 13. The
movement of the hands is sharp and steady, pro-
ducing an audi ble click with the passing of each
second. MYS teriously, the hands never seem to
pass betwecn the hours of 12 and 13. Even if one
watches the face of the timepiece carefully, the
hands seem to click from 12:59 to 1:00.
If opened in darkness, the white crystal of the
face emits a soft glow so that the time may be
easily read. No fonn of magical darkness can pre-
vent the holder from seeing the illuminated dial,
a lthough it cannot be used to shed light upon sur-
rounding objects in such a s ituation. That this
effect is magical cannot be disputed, for at least
one person who was who lly blind is said to have
looked upon the face of the wa tch and saw it
qu ite c learly. It is said that even a blindfo ld or
simila r obstruction cannot prevent the watch's
owner from gazing upon its face.
The back of the watch is set with an inscription
tha t is un readable unless viewed with a read
magic spell. When this is done, however, the fol-
lowing verse becomes clear:
By my po",'er the sands are stayed,
The hour ofdeath is long delayed.
The grip of lime can be unmade,
BUI beware the p rice thot spaid.
History: The timepiece was created some 350
years ago by Klorr, a watchmaker in a strange,
mysterious, and nameless land. KlOTT had always
been fascina ted by clocks and timepieces of
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cllery description. In fact, his love for these
objects had passed the bounds of any reasonable
man and had become nothing short of an obses-
sion. His whole home was filled with all manner
of timepieces, each kept in perfect working order
and synchronized so that they differed from each
other by not so much as a second. It is said that
thc cacophony of an hour chiming in Klorr's shop
was nearly enough to drive a man mad. Indeed,
perhaps that accounts for the creation of this
twisted chronometer.
As Klorr grew older, he came to realize that
there was one timepiece in his home that he could
not regulate or control: the beating of his own
heart. He was reminded of this his entire waking
life, for Ihc throbbing in his chest seemed never
to be in synchronization with the staccato click-
ing of the gears and springs of his countless
clocks. [t may be that this drove him mad, for hc
vowed that he would nol permit his own heart to
betray the perfect rhythms of his many time-
pieces.
Klorr spent years researching the magical pow-
ers [hat he would employ to create his next watch.
~I e sought out a race of master metalworkers and
begged them to teach him the secrets oflheir craft
so that he might manufacture the watch from a
metal that no earthly hand could damage. He pur-
sued the foul and accursed magic of Ihe necro-
mance r and sought to gain knowledge over the
functioning of the living heart so that he might
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learn to pace it with a timepiece. Eventually, he
explored the extradimensional magic of the Outer
Planes and sought the guidance of a diabolical
presence there to aid him in the last stages of his
efforts.
When Klorr had completed the construction of
his pocket watch, he found that it did indeed con-
trollhe beating of his own heart. With every rum-
ble of his pulse in his ears, the hands snapped
forward and a sharp tick would split the air.
Much to his own despair, however, he found
that the watch seemed to control the beating of
his heart to an even greater extent than he had
intended. Indeed, il soon became elear to him that
if the watch were not wound each day, ifit were
allowed to slow and stop, his heart would match
its gradual paralysis. In the end, when the watch
stopped so would his heart. He seemed to have
stopped aging as well. He needed no food, no
drink, and the passing of the years meant nothing
10 him. The watch was the master of his fate now,
not the fleeting fancies of time and many fates of
the universe.
Whenever he used the watch to invoke one of
its magical effects, he found that a third hand
appeared on its face. This hand would begin to
tick off the seconds between the 12th and 13th
hour on the clock's face . Before that hour had
passed, he was forced to kill someone in order
to satisfy the hunger of the timepiece. He soon
found that he was unable to resist the urge to
use the watch's magic. despite his desire not to
do so. He also learned that the hunger of the
watch was directly related to the exact power
that he employed and the vitality of the person
killed.
Eventually. KlaTT found himself unable to hold
out against the overwhelming magic of the watch.
He became locked in a cycle of killings. Each
time he hunted, he would use the powers of the
watch. This would, in turn, compel him to kill
again. This vicious cycle became the pattern of
his life.
Powers: Th e timepiece of Klorr gives its
holder many great powers, each of which can be
used as often as desi red. As soon as one is
employed, however, the third hand appears on
the face and the watch begins to count off the
seconds of an hour. If it has not been able to
absorb sufficient life ene r gy to satisfy its
hunger by the end of that hour, it will drain the
energy of the holder, utterly and irrevocably
destroying the unfortunate victim. Nothing, not
even a wish spell , can restore life to one slain in
this manner.
Each time that one of the watch's powers is
used, the holder of the timepiece of Klorr is
moved to seck out and kill others of its race. The
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number o f people that mus t be s lain is deter·
mined by the power required to invo ke a given
spell effect. Each power of the wa tch is followed
with a parenthetical number that indicates the
number of leve ls of life energy that the watc h
m ust drain . T hus, if it we re used to invoke a
featherfall (I) spell and then a haste (3) spell by
an elf, the owner would have to seek out and kill
four Ist- (or 0-) level elves, two 2nd-level elves,
or some other combination that would total four
levels. The use of any of the watch's s pells or
spell-like abilities precludes taking another action
in the same round.
The magical spe ll s that are available to the
holder of the timepiece are as follows:featherfall
(I),feign death (3), haste (3), hold person (3),
hold undead (3), slow (3), extension I (4), dis-
tance distonion (5), extension 11 (5), hold mon-
ster (5), alensiOl/1II (6), temporal slasis (9), and
time Slap (9). All of these spells fun c tion as
described in the PH.
In addition to its general magical abi lities, the
watch has severa l unique powers. As with the
spell abilities, each of these has a cost associated
with it.
S uccessful Saving T h rows (3): A nyone hold·
ing the watch automatically succeeds on any sav-
ing throw that he or she is called upon to ro ll.
This requi res no thought on the part of the watch',
holder, it just happens. In fact, the holder of the
watch cannot even opt to fail a saving throw. If
the person holding the watch has not yet been
bound to it, the use of this ability links that per-
son to the timepiece of Klorr. This is the only
power of the watc h that does not count as an
action for the holder. The only eltception to this
ability is the saving throw required to discard the
watch, as detailed below.
Heal Damage (5): At any time, the watch may
be called upon to heal damage that its holder has
taken. When th is is done, the effect is similar to
that of a cure critical wounds priest spell, save
that it can only be used on the keeper of the time-
piece.
Perfect Time (0): This ability of the timepiece
of Klorr is an element of its nature and need not
be invoked or "paid for" by the use r. Nothing can
upset the watch's abili ty to kee p perfect track of
the passage o f time. Eve n if it and its owner are
placed in a state of temporal s tasis, the watch
keeps working. No known force can cause the
timepiece to lose so much as a second.
Visib il ity (0): Anothe r side effect of the
watch's existence is the fact that its face cannot
be hidde n from its owner. So lo ng as one is able
to nip open the cover to reveal the watch's face .
no magica l or physical blindness o r obstruction
can prevent the owner from looking upon it and
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knowing the euct time. As wit h the previous
power, th is o ne is free of any obligation on the
part o f the holder.
The C u rse : The watch has no power over
someone unti l one of its abili ties is used. This
might be any o f the s pe ll s or magical powers
except for perfect time and Yisihility. Even the
automatic power to s uccessfully r oll saving
throws counts as a deliberate use, although the
holder of the watch does not actually invoke this
ab ility.
Upon usi ng one o f the watch 's abi lities, the
holder becomes bound to it. From that point on,
the ind ividual's heart beats at a perfect 60 beatS
per minute. Like the watch, the heart has become
a perfect timepiece.
Once bound to the watc h, the holder must per·
sonally kill the people required to repay the time·
piece of Klorr for any used powers. If the owner
fails in this effort, the watch claims the owner as
victim instead.
The timepiece of Klorr is a very difficult bur-
den to rid oneself of, for once it has been taken
up, the only time that an individual can attempt to
discard it is when the watch's h unger has been
sated. That is, when the third hand is not showing
and the owner of the watch is not under an ohlig-
ation to claim another victim.
At this time, (I rcmoyc curse or similar spell
has a chance of breaking the watch's bond to its
owner. When the spell is cast, the recipient must
roll a saving throw vs. spell. If the roll succeeds,
the watch may be discarded s imply by puuing it
down and walking away from il. Other, more dra-
matic methods include sealing it in an iron box
and casting it into the sea, tossing it into a vol-
cano, or anything else that might satisfy the for-
mer owner that the timepiece of Klorr has been
destroyed.
Of course, the timepiece cannot be so easily
unmade. Those who granted Klo rr the ab ility to
create th is great artifact wil l allow nothing so
simple to destroy it. It is rumored that only the
fires of the Outer Planes can cause the timepiece
to be reduced to the e lemental evil from which it
was forged.
Tome
Books, Libra ms, Ma nua ls,
Spell books, a nd Tomes
In the AD&D game system, each of these terms
has a uniq ue definition:
Books may be used o nl y by priests and some-
times ra ise a specific character statistic.
Libra ms a re books used only by Wizards, and
occasionally boost stats.
M a n u a ls may be used by bothftghters and
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thieves, and some include boosts to slats.
Spell books contain spells and surprises. Most are
restricted to priests and wizards, but a few may be
used by any class.
Tomes may be used by all classes and some grant
boosts to slats.
All magical books, librams, manuals, and lomes
appear to be normal works of arcane lore. Each is
indistinguishable from others by visual examina-
tion or by magical detection.
A wish ~pcl1 can identify or classify a magical
work. Other spell s, notably alter reality, com-
mune, contact higher planes, limited wish, and
troe seeing are useless. A wish reveals the general
contents of a book, telling what classes or charac-
teristics are most affected (nol necessarily bene-
fitted) by the work. A second wish is required to
detennine the book's exact contents.
After being studied by a character, most magi-
eal works vanish forever. However, one that is not
beneficial to the reader may become attached to
the character, and he or she is unable to get rid of
it. If the work benefits another character align-
ment, the owner is geased to conceal and guard it.
The DM should exercise judgment and imagina-
tion when deciding exactly how these items are to
be treated.
of Bodily Health
XP Value: 5,000 GP Value: 50,000
DUNGEON MAsrER Guide
The metal-bound Manual 0/ Bodily Health
appears to be an arcane, rare, but nonmagical
book. If a detect magic spell is cast upon it, the
manual will radiate an aura of magic. Any char-
acter who reads the work (24 hours of time over
3- 5 days) will know how to increase his or her
Constitution by I point- this involves a special
dieta ry regimen and breathing exercises over a
one-month period. The book disappears immedi-
ately upon completion of its contents.
The point of Constitution is gained only after
the prescribed regimen is followed. In three
months the knowledge of the secrets to bodily
health will be forgotten. The knowledge cannot
be articulated or recorded by the reader. The tome
will not be useful to any character a second time,
nor is more than one character able to benefit
from a single copy.
Canon of Changes
XPValue: 24,000 GPValue: 120,000
Gods, Demigods, & Heroes
The Cannon 0/ Changes is book of the gods that
deals with redistribution of matter and motion. It
allows the reader to create any non ma gical
object.
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Canon of Changes II
XP Value: 24,000 GP Value: 120,000
Legends & Lore
This book allows the reader to draw on the mystic
Oneness of the universe to change the nature of
matter to fulfill his own desires. Essentially, any
nonliving object weighing up to 50 pounds can be
converted into any, nonliving, nonmagical object
of similar mass.
Ifused in conjunction with the Analects 0/
Magic (see LibTam), the conversion can be done
with up to 500 pounds of mass. In addition, thc
object may be converted into a magical weapon,
armor, or shield with a bonus of up to +5, with
one power based on any wizard or priest spell of
up to 5th-level. Alternatively, the object could be
converted into any monster of up to IO-HD.
Only a being of at least 18 Constitution and 18
Wisdom can read this book. Even for beings pow-
erful enough to employ the tome, it requires 72
hours of constant reading before he can execute
the change, and he forgets everything he has
learned from the book after the transformation is
completed. A being may read the book as many
times as he wishes, but he loses 1 point ofConsti-
tution each time he uses the knowledge gained
from it.
Any being who attempts to use this book while
lacking the proper Constitution or Wisdom per-
manently loses Id6 points of Constitution. This
book may not be used to alter living beings,
attribute scores, or to create magic items except
as described above.
of Clear Thought
XP Value: 8,000 GP Value: 48,000
DUNGEON MASTER Guide
A wo rk of this nature is indistinguishable from
any nonnal book. Any single character who reads
a Tome o/Clear Thought will be able to practice
mental exercises that will increase his Intelli-
gence by one point. Reading a work of this nature
takes 48 hours time over six days, and immedi-
ately thereafter the book disappears.
The reader must begin a program of concentra-
tion and mental disciplines within one week of
reading the tome. After a month of such exercise,
Intelligence goes up. The knowledge gained from
reading the work can never be recorded or articu-
lated. Any further perusal ofa Tome o/Clear
Thought will be of no benefit to the character.
of Dogmatic Methods
XPValue: - GPValue: 5,000
Tome of Magic
This silver-bound book, studded with jewels,
appears to be a tome of considerable value. The
book is actually cursed, although this is not
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immediately obvious. The manual bas the power page, a list of actions, most of them highly ritual-
to provide advice on any action that its owner istic, appears to insure the success of any action.
might consider taking. The owner needs only The owne r immediatel y fo rm s a dependence
open to any page in the book, and there before upon the book, and refers to it before taking even
him will be a list nfactions, most of them ritualis- the most mundane ac tion s. The book recom·
tic in nature. to insure the success of any project. mends extre me ly time cons uming operations.
The first lime the book is used, the owner is Furthermore, the owner will not share the book
suddenly struck with the idea Ihal he or she now with anyone and will f ight to keep il. A remOI"t
owns a SOUTce of information thai can give valu- curse spell, or si milar magic, is required to neu-
able advice on any matter. It becomes a guide for tralize its effects.
life. The owner will not share the book o r let any-
one take it away. I f anyone tries to remove ii, the
character wilt fight to keep the book.
Fo llowing the first use of the book, the owner
canno t do anything witho ut first checking the
book. The information in the tome is complete ly
worthless, but the owner of the boo k does not
rea lize this. The pages in the manual c hange con-
stantl y, offering its owner an obscure (and usually
rid iculous) ritual to perform be fore doing any-
thing. Thus, if a c haracter is about to go into bat-
tl e, he m ig ht check the book and find severa l
exercises he should undertake to loosen his mus-
c les. Ifhe is going to speak to a duke, he might
find inst ructions for the co lo r of his clothing
according 10 the d ay of the year and the time of
day of the meeting. Ifhe or she is going to pray
for II spell , the re may be six pages of cleansing
rilnllls Ihlll should be performed rirst.
The manual 's instruct ions are aimosl ne ver
harmful, but they might delay the owner's actions
at a crucial moment.
Whe never a chara c te r is in a si tuation that
requ ires ha s ty actio n (for example, he is
attacked). the book will delay its owner by I dB
rounds. If the owner is preparing for a lengthy
activity (a long trip, for example), he or she will
be busy for I d4 days getting ready for the event.
The DM should be creative in detailing the tasks E'soa Ho-chi
the owner must perfonn before comfortably com- XP Value: 6,500 G P Value: 65,000
mitting him or herself to a goal. Kara-Tur
The compulsion to follow the man ual 's instruc- E soa Ho-chi, "t he H e rald," was given to the
tions can be ended with a remQI'eCllrse spell. Fol- lamas of Ko'Chung by Mei Lung as a c hronicle
low ing th is, the n ext person to open the book to verify history in case the dragon had an unfore-
becomes its new owner. Jfan owner sho uld die, seen accident. The tome is very large and th ick
the book becomes the property o f the next person and it is a lways open, with writing o n the right
to open its cover. side and unfinished script appearing magically on
If possible, the OM should hint that the charac- the left. A lama must stand vigil and rum the page
ter is actually gaining bonuses for using the book, 10 keep the magic fl owing, but anyone might do
while allowing the other characters in the group the job. Th is book records history as the events
to ligure OUt the effects for themselves. unfold. The person WAO turns the page can direct
the book's recounting of current events to the
of Dogmatic Methods II people and places about which the reader wishes
XPVa lue: - G P Value: 5,000 to learn, or he could read the book 's reports on
1992 FanlaSy Colle.::tor Card 625 the important events of Kara-Tur as de cided by
This si lver bound, gem-studded book ha s the the book. Occasionally, mentions of the western
power to provide ad vice on an y actio n that its barbarians appea r on Ihe page s. The herald
owner m ight consider taking. Opened to any weighs more than one man can lift and is adorned

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in gold and blue and green jades,
Clearly, this is a very powcrful instrument of
the magical Celestial Heavens. The guards are
fanatical about its safety, wi lling to die protect-
ing it. Shou ld it bc stolen, all of Tabot (along
with inte rested parties of T 'u Lung and Shou
Lung) would seek the tome. Some would seek to
return it to the Gompa. Others would only want
it fo r their own use, Once word of the theft was
out, there would be virtually no peace for the
thieves.
of the Fool
XPValue: 8,000 GP Value: 40,000
DRAGOS Magazine 134
This book is a 9"x 12" leathe r bound book of
approximately I 00 pages. The Tome of the Fool
radiates a hot-pink glow that is visible for up to
100 yards around. By careful study of this tome
over one month, a jester may gain enough experi-
ence points to achieve the midpoint of the next
level of experience . The tome works only once
before disappearing, and tha t jester may never
again use any tome of this sort. Any person other
than a jester who reads this book immediately
becomes a jester of I st level (no saving throw
allowed).
of Gainful E xel'ci!le
XPVaiue: 5,000 GP Value: 50,000
DUNGEON MASTER Guide
This work is simi lar to the Manual of Bodily
Health, but its reading and prescribed courses of
action will result in the addition of 1 point to the
reader's Strength.
of Garden Flowers
XPVa!ue: 1,500 GPValue: 8,500
DRAGON Magazine 30
Anyone reading the Book of Garden Flowers is
immediately able to identify all garden flowers
and plants from a seed, leaf, or blossom,
of Glowing Pages*
XPVaiue: +2,000 GP Value: + 10,000
Baltron's Beacon
The pages of this book magically glow when
touched fo r easy reading.
Herald of Mei Lung
XPVaiue: - GPValue: -
Book of Artifacts
The Herald of Mei Lung is a large tome, roughly
the size of a small shield and 6 inches thick, but is
otherwise of nondescript appearance. Its pages are
of the th innest paper and each is covered in an
elaborate script penned in golden ink. The lan-
guage is unknown to any who view it, but can be
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....
Tome. Herald ofMei Lung,
read with the aid of a comprehend languages spell.
At the birth of the world, the great and wise
dragon Mei LUllg was given the task of recording
all that has, is, or will transpire in the world. Sup-
posedly, should the great dragon fail in his dUlies,
the universe would end, To prevent this dire fate
from occurring, Mei Lung created the Herald.
Mei Lung was not me rely satisfied to create
the Herald, although many would view this as
protection enough. Aware that disaster might
befall not just him but his entire household (for
dragons of that far eastern land lived in a style
much different from the wynns of the west), Mei
Lung entrusted the magical volume to a sect of
isolated and devout monks fa r away in the fast-
ness of the highest mountains of the world. There
the book has ever been, watched over by monks
who now live only for its protcction,
The Herald of Me; Lung is one of the few truly
beneficent artifacts, possessing no harmful pow·
crs, As such, it can be a useful aid in a parlicu·
larly difficult adventure, providing answe rs to
mysteries and clues about the futu rc, The player
characters can never actually own the artifact.
Instead they must go to it . This by itself is an
adventure as the group treks across a hostile
wilderness similar to the Himalayas 10 find the
ancient monastery. Even then, dealings with the
monks must be role-played, and Ihe return jour-
ney survived.
Constant Powers: Thc Herald of Me; Lung is
wondrous in that it writes by itself the history of
every major and virtually every minor event in
the world. Since this history starts with the cre-
ation of the world, finding information can take a
long time. For every day spent reading the book,
there is a I % cumulative chance of finding the
correct infonnation. What is revealed is the truth,
although often one-sided in its presentation.
The book records more than just the past, how-
ever. Any event occurring in the present can also
be read about. Thc character needs only turn to
the final penned pages and read. It is even pos-
sible to read about future events on the final
pages, although since the tales are still forming
themselves, there is only a 20% chance of gaining
useful info rmation, and even then it may be
incomplete.
The Herald is protected wilh a powerful spell
that automatically telcports the tome back to the
monastery if it has been absent for more than 12
hours.
Suggested Means of Destruction:
If the universe ends, the book also ends.
One must go back in time and prevenl Mei
Lung from becoming the Celestial Historian.
Mei Lung must be convinced that knowledge
is meaningless.
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 Tome of Hopeful Deeds
of Hopeful Deeds
XP Value: 700 GP Value: 5,000
New Item
After one week of study, a good character suffers
a - 3 penalty on all saving throws. This effect is
permanent until a restoration or limited wish
spell is used to counteract it.
of Hopeless Deeds
XP Value: ~ G P Value: 5,000
DRAGON Magazine 82
When evil characters study this book fo r more
than a week, they suffer a - 3 penalty on all saving
throws. This effect is permanent until restoration
or limited wish negates the penalty.
of Humorous Perspective
XP Value: 4,000 G P Value: 20,000
DRAGON Magazine 134
This book looks exactly the same as the tome of
thefool, and it is usable only by jesters. Like the
tome of the fool, anyone who is not a jester and
who reads it immediately becomes a 1st-level
jester. When read, this book enables a jester to
attain a diffe rent outlook on things~one in
which death and other morbid topics are merely
punch lines in the great game of life. The jester,
because o f h is calm control of the situation,
receives an extra + 10% modifier to his morale-
changing ability. The same jester may castfriends
and charm person once a day in addition to nor-
mal spellcasting abilities. Finally, the reader of
this tome is forever immune to emotion-changing
spells involving fear, hate, despair, discord, hope-
lessness, and ra ge, as received from symbol or
emotion spells.
of Immoral Sanity
XP Value: 1,000 G PValue: 600
Magazine 82
DRAGON
A good character who studies this book has a 5%
chance per day, cumulative, of contracting some
fonn of insanity.
of Infinite Spells
XP Value: 9,000 G P Value: 45,000
D UNGEON MA STER Guide
This magical work bestows upon any character of
any class the ability to use the spells within its
pages. However, upon first reading the work, any
character not al ready able to use spells suffers
5d4 points of damage and is stunned for 5d4
turns. After that, he can examine the w riting
without further hann. The Book of Infinite Spells
contains Id8+22 pages. The nature of each page
is determined by random die roll. Make a per-
centile ro ll and consult the following table:
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Roll Page Contents
01- 30 Blank page
31--60 Priest spell
61-00 Wizard spell
If a spell is written on a page, determine the
spell level by rolling I d 10 for a priest spell and
Id12 for a wizard spell. If the result is 8- 10 (for
priest) or 10- 12 (for wizard) make a second die
ro ll~ I d6 for priests', I dB for wizards' spells.
Once the spell level is known, the DM can select
particular spells or determine them randomly.
Record page contents secretly, and do not reveal
this infonnation to the holder of the book.
Once a page is turned, it can never be flipped
back~paging through a book of infinite spells is
a one-way trip. When the last page is turned, the
book va nishes. The owner of the book can caSI
the spell to which the book is opened, once a day.
([fthc spell is one thallhe character would nor·
mally be able to cast by reason of class and level,
however, the spell can be cast up to four times a
day due to the book's magical powers.)
The owner of the book need not have the book
on his person in order to use its power. The book
can be stored in a place of safety while the owner
is adventuring and still allow its owner to cast
spells by means of its power. Each time a spell is
cast there is a chance that the energy connected
with its use will cause the page to magically turn
(despite all precautions). The owner will know
tllis and possibly even benefit from the turning by
gaining access to a new spell. T he chance ofa
page turning is as follows:
Spellcaster employing spells usable by
own class andlor level 100/.
Spellcaster using spell foreign to own
class andlor level 20".4
Nonspellcaster using priest spell 25%
Nonspellcasler using wizard spell 30%
Treat eac h spell use as if a scroll were
employed, including casting ti me, spell fa ilure,
and so on.
Juia Lo'tanu
XP Value: 6,000 GPValue: 30,000
Kara-Tur
This tome is bound with the time-blackened skin
of a giant eel, smooth and glossy. On its cover is a
painting of a red and white spOiled carp, the sym-
bol of hard work and success. Inside are 20 pain!-
ings done on transparent silk that has been
stiffened with clear lacquer. The paintings can be
viewed from either side of the page. They are of
tranquil subjects with hidden, deeper meanings.
Examples of the subjects are: two k ittens watch-
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ing swimming carp in a pool with water lilies; the

sun selling behind a picturesque mountain; three
girls fanning in the rice-paddy. The book has no
magical wards or traps, as it was designed to be
accessible.
This very beautiful work of art was painted by
Da'u Ching Tso wilh the magical paints given to
him by the pigfaced spirit from the Heavens. It
was inspired by the teachings of the wu jen Kor-
sanna the Orator, who infused his magic into
Da'u's expressions of art. The thoughts, feelings
and knowledge of the student and master are
gained through study ofthis tome.
Korsanna took this treasured book through-
out the land, using il as a teaching 100 1. This
was in the years 1240-1280, and many great
speakers are known from this period, most of
whom followed Korsanna for a while. Then
Korsanna died mysteriously in the village of
Sou Tu, now ruins in southern Noka Jui Dis-
trict. The Juia Lo 'tanu passed through a few
hands who admired it only as art, then came 10
rest in the hands of the Wai clan about the year
[425. This lome was held and studied by the
Wai family, and many believe thai its magic
enabled the Wai men to gain their power and
stature in the communi ties of southern Shou.
By the year 2000, the Wai clan was one of the on to the reader. It gives the character a magi-
mosl powerful noble fam ilies of southern Shou cal ability to influence any group he addresses
Lung, well known for their imaginative and toward his position or conclusions, often sway-
engaging public speaking. ing a crowd's support. The player must speak
Just before the Moon Feast Festival in the fo r a half-hour or more. The effectiveness of
year 2065, the Wai clan fortress and compound this ability is situationa l, and entirely depen-
was raided by a band of marauding j ungle bar- dent on the OM 's interpretation . It is not a
barians, who succeeded in breaking through the mass hypnotism or suggestion, because it can
main gate wi lh afireball from their leader's be learned by any character class and it is not
magic staff. Th is group of fools stole many of as powerful as a true wu jen spell. A magical
the fami ly hei rlooms. but also took the Juia speech will add 10 percent to the morale of fol-
La "anu . The ancestral home was located east of lowers or troops in the speaker's command. It
the modern city of Ha'chou, and the escaping also increases the courtly abilities of poetry
brigands rode easl to the Henai River, crossing and Noh by increasing their base chance of
at Tarepi. Here they were caught midstream by success by 2.
the Shou posse and many of them were killed For example, if the magical orator is address-
by arrows. Only the wizard leader and five men ing a group of friends, or any neutral crowd, they
eluded the law. Historians speculate thai these may be easily convinced that the speaker's pur-
barbarians were the same group that raided pose or meanings are correct and true, and action
We'noa and Chin a year later, and were ulti- may be expected. However, a speech before an
mately captured at Cufa Twi Caverns. The Juia angry Emperor or a lynch-mob may only save the
Lo "anu and the rest of the Wai heirlooms were character's life, with a quick trip to the local
lost. Gossip and legend place the treasure in a prison or a public flogging the punishment- the
citadel deep inside the caverns, but this is only situation will dictate the outcome. A low-classed
hearsay. bushi warrior can only expect a magical speech to
Ifa character has an Intelligence of 15 or get gentlemen to listen and maybe reflect on his
higher, he will gain from intense analys is of words. A good benchmark is that 15 percent of
this tome. Alignment is un important for the any neutral group will be swayed to action or
magical lessons. After Id4 months of scrutiny, belief by magical oratory.
the tome gives insight into the art of magical
oratory, a fantastic gift, and the skill is passed
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of Leadership a nd Influence
XP Value: 6,000 C P VaJue: 60,000
DUNGEON MASTER Guide
This leather-and-brass-bound book is similar to a
Tome o/Clear Though/, but upon completion of
reading and practice orwha! was revealed therein,
Charisma is increased by 1 point.
When read by a bard, thc character increases
by one level. His or her experience points become
equal to the minimum required to attain thc new
level.
of Psionic Inter action
XP Value: 5,000 GP Value: 50,000
Saltron's Beacon
This tome tells how to build ps ion ic powers. If
the reader cannot use psionics, the tome has no
effect. I r the reader is psionic. the study confers
25 more psionic sirength points immediately, and
(at the usual rate, with level progression) one new
attack mode, one new d efense mode, and one
minor discipline. If the reader is not psionic but
has psionic potential, the study permits a check
for them at double normal chances, even if a pre-
vious roll for psionics has failed. However, if the
roll is more tha n 30% under the minimum needed
to gain such abilities, the victim is struck by cata-
tonia ( insanity) that can only be cured by a heal
spell. The tome vanishes either after proper use or
after causing three cases of catatonia.
of Q uickness of Action
XP Val ue: 5,000 G P Val ue: 50,000
Guide
D UNoF.oN M ASTt;II,
The heavy covers and metal bindings of this com-
pilation will not di stinguish it from other non-
magical texts of small value. This work contains
secret formulae and prescriptions for unguents
and exercises that e nable a single reader to assim-
ilate the text (three days of uni nterrupted study)
and then practice the skills detailed therein.
If thi s pract ice is faithfully don e for o ne
month, the charac ter will gain I point of Dexter-
ity, The manual will disappear immediately after
reading, but the conten ts are remembe red for
three months, However, the reader cannot articu-
lale or otherwise record the information he
retains. Only afte r the month of tra ining is the
Dexterity bonus granted , Further perusal ofa
s imilar text will not add to the same character's
Dexterity.
of Saintly Sa nity
XP Value: 1,000 G PVa luc: 6,000
DRAGON Magazine 82
An evil character who studies this book has a 5%
chance per day, cumulative, of contracting some
fonn of insanity.
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Seven Fin gers
(The Life ofTho rsta g)
XPValue: 2,500 G P Value: 25,000
DRAOON Magazine: 69
This memoir is a thick bundle of vellum sheets
bound about with two leather straps and enclosed
in a leathe rn bag. A recent owner, the merchant
Zephrum Nelagul, noted in his ledgers that Se\'ell
Fingers had 278 s heets, but also noted that it
ended precipitously and seemed to have gaps in
the narrati ve, whic h s uggests that some pages
have been lost or deliberately removed.
The book was written by (or at least under the
supervision 01) the adventurer Thorstag "Seven
Fingers" Amareh , a fighting ma n who rose to
take the lordship of a tiny northern dale, where he
died some 70 winters ago, Thorstag's nickname
and the main title o f this volume come from his
habit of severing the fingers o f important ene-
mies whom he slew, and storing these in an iron
box . There were seven such enemies, and
Thorstag evidently put the fingers to some sort of
magical use, but the ir present location is
unknown. The volume recounts Thorstag's report-
edly boring and trivial life ("wearisome pages of
dreams, underhanded schemes, and malicious
violence," Zephrum records), but contains three
passages of special note.
The f irst is a detailed and exactin g descrip-
tion of the selection of a card, void, from a deck
a/many things , so complete that a nyone who
reads th is sect ion could immediatel y recognize
the same effects if they occurred in his or her
presence.
The second is a rec ipe or description o f the
making of Keoghtom S ointment, which mayor
may not be correct. Curiously, no owner o f the
memoir has made any mention of the accuracy of
the recipe, but only of its inclusion; this hints that
they have not attempted the process because it is
obviously incomplete, or too difficult in execu-
tion or the procurement of the ingredients, or the
writing itself contains some mag ical trap or
guardian they would prefer not to disturb.
The third is a detailed inventory of the
dowries o f the princesses Elmyra and Hlassela
of Cormyr, which Thorstag took part in guarding
on an overland journey from Suzail, Ihe capital
ofCormyr, to Arabel, a c ity some distance to the
north and east. The journey was safe, the
princesses married, and set out forthwith east-
ward with t heir (royal , but not identified by
Thorstag) husbands, Neither Thorstag nor the
sage Elm inster has heard o f their fate , but in
some eastern tomb or treasury the greater part
of these dowries must now lie . Thorstag's list
includes weights and identifying marks of jew-
elry (since he had to guard against forgery and
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substitution of the pieces), and adventurers or
historians will surely find it a source of inspira-
tion, if not a path to wealth.
The present whereabouts of the memoir is
unknown. It was last seen in the hands of an
unidentified man "with the clothes and manner
of a southern merchant," according to Zephrum
Nelagul, who sold it to said merchant at a bazaar
in Waterdeep for 900 pieces of gold. Zephrum
attests that he obtained the book from an igno-
rant baililT in Longsaddle, who sold it as part of
the contents o fa dead man's house. The dead
man , one Borwyn, was a trader in hides and
leather goods who covered much of the north in
his trade, and had acquired, in Zephrurn 's words,
~an odd assortment of keepsakes and valuables."
One can only conjecture that somehow Borwyn
the trader visited the dale where Thorstag had
ruled and was buried, or got the book from
anot her person who was given it by Thorstag for
safekeeping, o r who too k it after Tho rstag's
death. If any reports come to light of the pos-
sible missing pages, more might be said of how
Borwyn got the memoir, and of its orig ina l;
complete contents.
of Ssu-Ma
XPValue: - GPValue: -
DuNGEONS & D RAGONS Master Set
The immortal hero Ssu-Ma is said to be the father
of written knowledge, bringing mankind from
barbaric chaos to civilization. His great tome is
said to gather knowledge of all sorts from the
yery air itself, and is thus able to provide infor-
mation on anything in existence.
This large, bulky book is 5 fe et square and
nearly a foot thi ck. Its covers are each half an
inch thick, fastened securely by a built-in lock.
The covers are not marked in any way.
The lock on the book cannot be opened magi-
cally, and open locks attempts suffer a +5 0%
penalty to thc roll. Anyone who fails to pick the
lock can neve r succeed in opening it. The con-
tents of the book cannot be examined until the
lock and book are opened. The first page of the
book explains all of its powers and the page refer-
ences where the command words and instrUClions
for each power can be found . The tome can be
read easily by anyone.
The tome 's contents explain how the use r,
drawing on the power of the tome, can produce
the effects of the given powers. The pages of the
book cannot be used as materials for the elTects
(such as mapping).
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Suggested Powen:
Feebiemind
Lore (treat as a legend lore spell)
Mapmakillg (duration one tum; Treat as a map
of mapping)
Repair Normal Objects
Open Locks (70% success rate)
Memoriz e + 5 spell levels (five 1st-leve l
spells, one 2nd-level and three 1st-level spells,
and so on)
Suggested Handicaps:
When first used the user suffers a --6 penalty
to Strength score.
Body part change: The user becomes hunch-
backed, and suffe rs a + 4 penalty 10 Armor
Class and a -4 penalty to all THACO rolls
because of Ihis deformity.
Suggested Penalties:
User involuntarily assumes gaseous form.
Memory lapse: The user immediately forgets
any 1st-level spells memorized.
Se rvice: The user is suddenl y compelled to
map an enti re level of a nearby dungeon (or
country side), using the tome, and will assem-
ble an ex pedition to do so, leav ing within
three days. This effect ends when the map is
completed.
of Understa nding
XP Value: 8,000 GPVallle: 43,500
DuNGEON M"STf:1I Guide
Identical to a Tome of Clear Thought, this work
increases Wisdom by I point .
Vacuous Gr imoire
XPValuc: - G P Valuc: 1,000
D UNGEON M ASTER Guide
A book of this sort is identical to a normal one,
although if a detect magic spell is cast, a magical
aura will be nOled. Any character who opens the
work and reads so much as a single glyph therein
must make two saving throws vs. spell. The first
is to determine if I point of Intelligence is lost or
not; the second is to find in points of Wisdom
are lost. Once opened and read, the vac uous gri-
moire remains; to be destroyed, the book must be
burned and a remove curse spell cast. If the tome
is placed with other books, ils appearance will
instant ly alter to conform to the look of these
other works.
Tool Set
"Tool Set" is a generic term for a set of imple-
me nts and devices craftspeople use when practic-
ing their professions. It covers everything from
pliers to saws, from vices 10 sets oflockpicks.
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Gemcutter's Tools of Sunndi
XP Value GP Value
- I: 3,000 25,000
- 2: 6,000 50,000
-3: 9,000 75,000
GREYHAWK Adventures
This magical set of vises, hammers, blades, and
chisels was enchanted by the mountain dwarves
who work the gemstone mines in the County of
Sunndi. They help any character with a gem cut-
ting proficiency to increase the value of his or her
work. For individual stones, the cutter can make a
proficiency check to gain a modifier to the Gem
Base Value Table found in the DMG. The OM
rolls Id8to determine the modifier:
Roll Modifier
1-6 -I
6-7 -2
8 -3
The tools are also useful for finishing stones in
a mine; the cutter can add 20- 50% to the fi nal
average value listed on Table 34: Gemstone
Quality in the Dungeo/leer's Survival Guide. A
gem cutter with these tools can demand up to
four times the nonnal fees for services.
T hieves'Tools of Stealth
XPValue: 750 G P Value: 7,5000
PoLYHEDRON Ncwuine 82
These magical thieves' tools are a great boon to
any thief or rogue. They do not appear to be made
of metal, but instead appear to be constructed of a
very dark, hard substance, perhaps obsidian.
While they are magical, no means of detecting
magic can reveal this fact . The tools confer a
+ 10% bonus to a rogue's open locks and remove
traps rolls.
The greatest power of the tools is revealed
when they are placed inside their case, and the
case is touched to the user's skin. The case magi-
cally melds into the individual's body. There the
tools safely remain, until the owner concentrates
on bringing them to the surface. If a rogue is slai n
while the tools are melded with his skin, the tools
reemerge.
A thief's tool set usually includes the fo llowing
equipment: one set (universal lockpicks, prybar,
waxed cord with two hooks and six thi n stee l
spikes, whipsaw, cullers, two small black velvet
bags, black leather gloves and mask, iron grapnel
with 2·foot shank and end-ring), and 30 gpo
Woodworker's Tools of Dyvers
XPValue: 2,000 GPValue: 24,000
GREVHJ"WK Adventures
This set of magical hammers, spikes, axes, chis-
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els, files, and other tools was created for a car·
penter in the City of Oyvers, and though he paid
much gold for it, the set eventually brought him
great wealth. II allows a character with carpentry
proficiency to build very sturdy wooden con·
Slructions with 150% of normal defensive poinl
values. Consequently, the carpenter receives dou·
ble to triple the usual fees, or a weekly average of
50 to 75 gpo
Tooth
These body implements allow creatures to chew
their food. Many enchanted teeth come in sets;
most of the values below are for a single tooth. If
a whole set is desired, muhiply the values by the
num ber of teeth in the set to de termine the total
value.
of Dahlver-oar
XP Value: 40,000 GP Value: 200,000
DUNGEON MASTER Guide, 1st Edition
If any priest was more powe rfu l than the
renowned Dahlver- nar, histories do not tell us.
The gods themselves gave specia l powers to
him , a nd these have passed on to others by
means of the great relics of Oahlver· nar- his
teeth. Each of the teeth has some power, and if
one character manages to gain a fu ll quarter,
hatf, or lIo ll of them, other ~r.!.IId benefits accrue,
the additional powers and effects being cumula-
tive. In order to gai n the power of one of these
teeth, however, the character must place it into
his or her mouth, where it will graft itself in the
place of a missing tooth. The teeth can never be
removed once emplaced, short of the demise of
the possessor. The DM is encouraged to decide
the powers fo r the fo llowing (use the Artifact
Rules in Volume I ).
Each of the 32 teeth.
The 8-tooth sets of 18, 9-16, 17- 24,25- 32.
The 16-tooth sets of 1- 16, 17- 32.
The complete set.
of Dalhvar-nar II
XP Value: - GP Value: -
Book of ArtifllCt.'i
The teeth of Dalhvar-llur are a set of 32 ancient
red dragon teeth : four 6-inch incisors, two 18-
inch uppe r fangs, two 12-inch lower fangs, four
8-inch canines, eight 6-inch canines, four 4-incb
bicuspids, and eight 2-inch molars. They are car·
ried in a deep, coppery red dragon-hide bag.
Long ago, as the ancient red dragon Incendax
sought to increase his territory, he chanced upon
a large group of young mages and their teacher
gathering spell components, and he murdered
them all. The guild's archmages were so outraged
that) 3 of their greatest members banded together
>Ow
, Toolli of Dalhvar·nar IIr

to kill the dragon. They tracked Incendax to his

lair and collectively attacked him with magic so
potent that a massive explosion resulted. When
the dust settled, all that remained of the two
forces were the teeth orthe dragon.
Dalhvar-nar was a young priest of some wi t
and ability, whose path to fortune look him to that
cave centuries later. With a bit of magical guid-
ance, he found a patch of loose shale and cleared
it away, expos ing a dark passage. Dalhvar-nar
crawled through, found a huge chamber, and was
amazed as he looked upon scorched walls and
blasted boulders, the remains of the great baulc.
Dalb searched through the cavern and eventually
discovered the dragon's teeth. He then gathered
them up and stuffed them into his pack, figuring
a wizard might pay a handsome sum for them.
On the way back to town, Oalh heard some-
thing heavy fall to the ground behind him . He
turned to see what it was and found that one of
the large dragon fangs had fallen out of his back-
pack. In amazement, Oalh watched as the tooth
buried itself into the earth, whereupon the ground
trembled, and up sprang a mighty monster! Oalh
quickly readied for battle, but instead ofatlack-
ing, the beast kneeled at his feet awaiting his
command. In stead of selling the teeth, Oalh
decided to experiment with them. Invo ked Powe rs: These powers are released
The priest's friends thought it quite odd when on ly if the teeth (not including the molars) are
the once generous Oalh suddenly grew extremely thrust point-first into the ground. If the surface is
preoccupied with his possessions, constant ly any form of soil (clay, dirt. sand), the teeth sink in
itemizing them and angrily demanding the return and a monster emerges in Id4 rounds. On any
of everythi ng he had ever lent to another. Then other surface, or if dropped on their sides, the
his order disowned him, having heard reports that teeth just lie there until picked up. After being
he was raidi ng traveling caravans. At last, Oalh used, they magically reappear among the rest of
vanished afte r taking up residence in a remote the teeth in I d2 + I days.
mountain cave. It is rumored that he was last Summoned monsters serve the owner of the
spotted in the clutched talons of a giant gold teeth for 30 rounds and follow all other guide-
drngon. hnes specified in monster summolling I. Each of
The curse associated with the teeth of Dalhvar- the IS-inch upper fangs su mmons one 7- HO
nar suits this item more to be uscd by soon-to-be remorhaz or three 15-1,10 fire giants; the l2-inch
villainous NPCs, rathe r than one of the player lower fangs each summon three 7-H D wyverns or
characters ... unless the OM wants an antisocial, four 8-headed, 8- HO hydras; the 8-inch canines
treasure-hung ry, miserly PC wreaking havoc each summon six 4-HO fire toads; the 6-inch
upon the entire campaign. canines each s ummon Id lO 2· HO lizard men;
An adventure might begin when the player and the 4-inch bicuspids eac h create a 60-
characters enter a town to rest and recuperate. foot-diameter lI'all offire 20 feet high and lasting
That night, the quiet town is attacked by a group 20 rounds.
of monsters led by a "mad old hermit" who lives The eight molars work in the following man-
on a nearby mountain. ner: The tooth must be physically planted in a
Constant Powers: A character holding any of the hole 2 inches or more in depth. which takes Id4
teeth is able to detect the exact number and type of rounds. After the dirt is palled nat (one more
all gems and precious metals within 60 fecI. Having round), a puff of smoke issues forth, engulfs the
any of the teeth on his or her person also allows the character, and endows him or her with its power.
character to speak and understand the language of The OM should roll IdS and consult the follow-
red dragons, and the tongue common to all evi l ing table:
dragons. Finally, possessing any of the teeth grants a
character immunity to all fonns of f 1J'e.

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Roll Effect
I The user can teleport without error.
2 The owner can invoke from his palm a
6-foot long cone of magical fire, grow-
ing from 3 inches at the base to 3 feet at
the end.
3 The owner can fly (as the spell) for 25
turns.
4 The c haracter can make a suggestion
with a duration of 21 hours.
5 The holder can invoke domination with
a 200-yard range.
6 The owner can transmute rock to mud
(orthe reverse) in a I OO-foot cube.
7 The wielder can invoke improved invisi-
bility with a I O-round duration.
S The user can invoke disintegrate.
All powers of the molars have a casti ng time of
3, once the character is empov.lered. Magical abil-
ities can be interrupted and wasted. just like nor-
mal spells.
C u rse: The characte r possessing t he tee th
immediately becomes chaotic evi l in al ignment
and canno t bear to be separated from the teeth.
The victim wi ll immediately ret rieve any teeth
that fa ll upon an impenetrable surface, ignoring
anything happening around him or her.
After possessing the teeth fo r one week, the
character begins to hoard possessions, developing
accura te lists and going so far as to spend vast
periods of time counting them- valuable or not.
In the third week, the owner searches for a large
cave extending deep within a mountain, to dwell
in solitude. In the fourth week, anyone approach-
ing the character or his or he r possessions is per-
ceived as a t hief. The character receives a - 5
reaction adjustment to fonner friends and imme-
dia tely attacks approachi ng strange rs. Once the
cave is established. the character assumes the
habits and attitudes of an anc ient red dragon.
They maintain a haughty and condescending atti-
tude, and enjoy survey ing the surrou nding coun-
tryside from their caves. A f ierce ha tred of gold
dragons develops, and the owner aspires to estab-
lish a large territory.
When the teeth are out of the possession of the
owner for I d4 + 2 weeks, the character returns to
his or her original alignment and loses the traits
of the dragon (in reverse o rder) over a period of
two weeks. At the DM's option, the side-effects of
alignment change remain wit h the character.
Suggested Mea ns of Desl.ruclion:
Allow the tee th to soak in 32 doses of sweet
water for 1,000 years, whe reupo n they ro t
away.
Pull all the teeth ofa conscious, ancient red
dragon and re place them wit h t he art ifacts
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without explaining what you're do ing.
Bathe the teeth in the breath of 32 different
types of dragons in 32 days.
Dragon
XP Value: lOOiHD GPValue: I,OOO/HD
DRAGON Magazine 98
What do yo u do with a dragon once it's dead?
Dragon claws strung as a necklace make a nice
souvenir. The teeth can be used to make unusual
handles for swords or daggers, or, if big enough.
they can be made into drinking horns. An enter-
prising adventurer will find wizards quite willing
to pay for genuine dragons' blood and body pans,
to be used in experiments. Some wizards have an
even better use for a dragon s tooth than making
a n ale c up out of it. With the proper spells and
mate rials, t he tooth can be used to c reate "the
children of the dragon."
s
A dragon tooth can be enchanted so that,
when planted in the ground and given a command
word (usua lly "grow!"), t he tooth sprouts an
armed warrior of an Armor Class and alignment
appropriate to the dragon from whose tooth it
grew. Each d rago nma n w ill also have special
abilities, unique to its type.
Classical Greek myt hology describes two sepa·
rate incidents in which dragon s teeth were used
for this purpose. Jason, as part of his quest for the
golden fleece, had to prove himself worthy of the
sacred golden fleece to King Aeetes of Colchis.
His test was to harness the fiery bulls of lhe king,
plow and sow a fie ld with the teeth of a dragon,
a nd then f ight the crop or men that grew after·
s
wa rds. The dragon teeth spro uted armed war·
riors, ready to fight at the slightest provocation.
Jason quickly tossed a stone at the back of one of
the d ragonmen, who tho ught h is s ibling had
struck him and so returned the blow. Soon, all the
warriors were figh ting each other; at length, they
were destroyed.
Cadmus, founder of the Greek city of Thebes,
slew a foul serpe nt tha t had killed all of his men
with its poisonous brealh. Obeying a divine inspi-
s
ration, he gathered the dragon teeth and planted
the m. Up sp ra ng a host of fully armed and
armored warriors, who Immediately began to
fighl among themselves until only five remained.
The five survivors made peace, and they agreed
10 fo llow Cadmus, to help him build and populate
his city.
When discovered as part of a treasure trove,
drogons 'teeth may be found in collect ions of
Id20, usually contained in a leather bag. A single
s
dragon tooth is usually between 3 and 12 inches
in length. Dungeon Masters may use the follow-
ing table to detenni ne the type of teeth found:
""
Roll Dragon type
01-{}4 Silver
05-12 Blue
13- 20 Green
21- 35 Brass
36-50 Black
51-65 White
66-80 Copper
81- 88 Red
89-96 Bronze
97-00 Gold
Sometimes (10%). a bag may contain a mixed
asso rtment of teeth. the different types deter-
mined usi ng the above percentile rolls. In such
cases, the teeth migh t be color-coded or marked
in some fashion tha t the player characters may
puzzle out for themselves. Dragonmcn will either
obey or attack the person who caused the teeth to
grow. depending on the alignments involved .
Dragonmen of an alignment opposite to that of
the possessor of the teeth (such as lawful good vs.
chaotic evil, or chaotic good vs. lawful evil) will
refuse to obey the owner of the dragon teeth and
attack at once.
If the owner's alignment either diffe rs in only
one respect from the dragonman's (lawful good
vs. lawful evil, for example) or is neutral, then the
dragonman mU$t make a saviug lbww vs. spell to
determine if it obeys the owner. Faiture indicates
the warriors obey. albeit reluctantly and without
enthusiasm . Daily saves arc made to determine
continued fealty. A successful save allows the
dragonman to desert, and it may. if the opportu-
nity is there. injure or discomfit the owner of the
tooth in some way. Dragonmen of the same align-
ment as the possessor of the tecth are loyal to the
death. (Dragon men continue to " live" until
killed.) Being magical constructs, they and all
their apparel and items disintegrate when slain,
with no possible chance of resurrection or saving.
The dragonmen Jason faced grew from teeth
that were enchanted in the normal fashion. It is
likely that Aeetes himself spoke the command
word to ensure that Jason would have to fight the
dragonmen. In the case of Cadmus. the Greek
gods caused the teeth to sprout, since Cadmus
couldn't enchant them, and they also caused the
dragonmen to fight among themselves. for the
purpose of selecting only the best warriors to
serve Cadmus.
s
To be worthy of enchantment, a dragoll teeth
must be in perfect condition-without chips,
cracks, or splits due to age, careless handling, or
extraction. A dragon, according to one source has
64 teeth in its mouth normally. After being slain
in combat, there will be 2dS teeth damaged from
fighti ng or lost during the beasl's death throes.
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Should advent urers decide to pull the remainder
of the teeth for sale to a wizard, then each remain-
ing tooth must save as bone vs. crushing blow
during the extraction . Failure to save means the
tooth is damaged during extraction and is useless
for enchantment. Player character and NPC wiz-
ards who wish to create enchanted dragons ' teeth
may use the following method 10 do so. After a
tooth has been prepared for enchantment, using
the s pell enchant all item, it is immersed in a
crystal basin containing a broth composed of a
mixture of the parent dragon's blood and at least
one of the following ingredients, according to the
type of tooth being enchanted:
Dragon Ingredient
Black Black dragon acid, giant slug spittle,
bombardier beetle glan ds, or large
quantities of strong acid.
Blue Several crushed electric eels. dust or
ge ms from the body of a s hocker,
umpleby hair or skin, volt barbs, or
the skeleton of a boggart.
Brass T he sleep eye of a beholder, teeth
from a homunculus, sprite sleep oint-
ment, glands from the leopard head of
a kamadan, sandman sand, two hand-
fuls of black lotus pollen , or bark
fi"om a black willow.
Bronze A crushed chunk of pure amber (trans-
parent gold in color) the size of two
human fists, storm giant blood, behir
blood, or the lightning eye of a
retriever.
Copper The slow eye from a beholder, chips
from a stone go lem , mustard jelly
venom , or a large amount of sloth
blood.
Gold Refer 10 the ingredients fo r red and
green dragonmen. A mixture of one
ingredient each from the red and green
lists will guarantee immunity to both
fire and poison attacks. Either ingre-
dient alone onl y results in immunity
to fire or poison.
Powdered ghas t bone, scent glands
from seve ral giant skunks, a large
amount of wolverine musk, a large
amount ofuropygi (giant pedipalp)
scent, vapo r ral blood, retch plant
juice, large amoun ts of fatty excretion
of tacr, or one cup of flumph spittle or
of witherstench musk.
R,d Chi me ra blood, bell hound blood,
sa lamande r blood, magman blood,
phoenix blood (one drop alo ne will
s uffice), a pyrolisk eye. fire drake
blood, firenCWI or fire toad blood.
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Sih'cr As with the gold dragon tooth, a silver
dragon's tooth also requires one ingre-
dient from the white dragon list in order
to achieve the dual immunity to cold
and paralysis. Venom from a carrion
crawler, giant Portuguese man-a -war,
giant wasp, crystal ooze, drider, lene-
braus worm, assassin bug, fi re snake,
ga rhug, grell (a large amo unt), le nta-
mon, or female tiger fly is also needed.
White Ice load blood, hoar fox blood, ice
lizard blood, o r a frost man's eye (the
one covered by the patch).
A fier a n appropriate ingredient is found and
put into the basin, a low fire is kept burning
under the basin, and the tooth is a llowed to steep
for one hour. The wizard must then cast a limited
wish over the tooth and let it sit overnight in the
mixture. Then the wizard may re move the tooth
and perform an identify spe ll to determine if the
enchantment was a success.
Some of the possible results of us ing teet h
from each of the 10 major dragon types from the
MONSTROUS MANUAL are described below. Each
tooth can create a fighter who possesses a level of
fighting ability equal 10 half the nu mber o f Hi t
D ice the parent dragon had (round fractions up).
Each warrio r a lso has hal f the number of hit
poi nts that the parent dragon once had (again ,
round frac ti ons up). The warri or will make all
saving throws as a fighter or wizard o f equal level
(whichever is more advantageous). A dragonman
is of the same sex as the parent dragon.
Blac k Dragon: An AC 3 warrior a ppears,
dressed in black cha in mai l w ith shield and
armed wi th a black long sword. Chaotic evil in
a lignment, wit h an average Intelligence of I 0 and
a Dexterity of 15, the warrior is immune to all
acid-based a ttacks and can cast a Melf's acid
arrow s pe ll once a day (I d4 + I damage from
arrow, 2d4 damage from acid with saving throws
applicable, + 1 on attack rolls).
Blue Dragon: An AC 2 warrior appears, accou-
tered in blue plate mail with shield and armed with
a mace. Lawful evil in aligrunent, with an average
Intelligence of 12, th is wa rrior is immune to all
electrical attacks and can perform a shoc/dng grasp
spell (ld8+3 damage) once a day.
Brus Dragon: A n AC 2 warrior ap pea rs,
armored in brass plate with a shield a nd fl ail.
Chaot ic good with some neutra l tendencies like
its sire, this warri or has an Intelligence of 14 and
tends to be verbose and often selfish, just like a
brass dra go n. The wa rrior is immune to sleep
spells and can cast a sleep spe ll once a day (the
spell has a duration of5 rounds).
Bro nze D rago n: An AC 0 wa rrior appea rs,
wearing bronze plate mail with shield and armed
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with two javelins and a short sword. This warrior
is lawful good with an Intelligence and Dexterity
of 16, and is immune to e lectrical attacks. Once
per da y, he may cast a lightning bolt for 2d6
points of damage to a distance of40 feet (save vs.
spell for half damage).
Copper Drago n: An AC I warrior ap pears,
wearing co pper-colored plate mail with s hield
and armed with a morning star. He has a Dexter-
ity of 15 and an Intelligence of 14. Like the brass
drago nm a n, he te nds toward avariciousness
despite his chaotic good aligrunent. He is immune
to slow spells and can cast that spell o nce a day
with a 4-round duration.
Go ld Drago n: A n AC - 2 warrior ap pears,
wearing gi lt-edged plate mail and carrying a
shield. He is armed with a knife, a brace of six
darts, and a sho rt (4 ') fisherman's tride nt. He is
lawful good with an Intellige nce of 17 and a Dex-
terity of 18 (+3 10 strike wit h missile weapons).
He may be immune to fire (45% chance), poison
gas (45%) o r both ( 10%), and he can cast one
fla ming sphere spell a day, of 3 rounds duration,
for 2d4 damage.
Roll Immun ltiH
01-45 Fire
46-90 Poison gas
91-00 Fire and poison gas
Green Drago n : A n AC 2 warrior appears,
dressed in scale mail covered over with green
vestments and carrying a bow, a full quiver of 20
arrows, and a hand axe. This lawful evil warrior
has a n Inte lligence o f II a nd a Dexterity o f 18
(+3 10 strike with missile weapons). He is immune
to poison gas attacks and can cast a stink/ng cloud
spell of2 rounds duration once a day.
Red Dragon : An AC - I warrior appears,
dressed in red plate mail with a shield and carry-
ing a broad sword. Chaotic evil in alignmenl, this
warrior has an Intelligence of 16 and a Dexterity
o f 17. He is immune 10 a ll fire- and heat-based
attacks, and can perfo rm a burning hands spell
once a day for Id6+ 1 damage.
Silver Dragon : An AC - I warrior appears,
acco utered in si lve r- gi lt plate mail wi th shield
and carrying a sabre. Lawful good in alignment,
wi th an Inlelligence of 16 and a Dexterity of 17,
th i s wa rd or may be immune to col d (4 5%
chance), paralysis (45%) o r both ( 10%), and he
can cause paralysis for Id6 rounds by loueh, once
a day.
Ro ll I mm unities
0 1-45 Cold
46-90 Paralysis
91-00 Cold and paralysis
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White Dra gon: An AC 3 warrior appears,
dressed in white splint mail with shield and car·
rying a battle axe. This is a chaotic evil, berserker
warrior with an Intell igence of 8. In bailie, there
is a 50% chance he wi ll go into berserker rage
and gains + 2 on anack and damage rolls for
offensive attacks and a - 2 penalty on all saving
throws and Armor C lass. He is immune to cold.
Once per day, he can do 1d 10 damage with his icy
slare (save vs. spell for half damage), similar to
the attack of a frost man.
Sweet
XPValue GPValue
Respite: 1,000 5,000
Stamina: 1,500 6,000
POLYHEDRON Newszine 23
This is an artificial molar of human type, made of
a ceramic material. It must be placcd in the user's
jaw to have effect, in place of a natural tooth.
Several different types may be created, includ ing
the following.
Roll Tooth
1- 3 Respite: When the user deliberately
bites down on this item, it produces a
time slop e ffect, which lasts for one
full round. The sweel looth of respile
may be used three times per week.
3--6 Sta mina: When the user deliberately
bites d own on this itcm, it cures the
user of nearly all damage sustained,
leaving I d6 points un c ured. It has
effect even if the use r is diseased,
poisoned, or suffers any othe r spe-
cial effect that would normally pre-
vent magical curing. The sweet tooth
of s tamina may be used once a
month.
Tore
A torc is a band of precious metal that is worn
around the neck. Torcs are onen decoratively
worked and many have gems o r precious inlaid
stones.
Belenus's
XP Value: 3,400 G PValuc: 17,000
Legends & Lore
Belenus's avatar can bl ind any living creature
within sight by making his magical tore shi ne
with the brightness of the sun. He can also focus
the light for one ro und, inflicting 3d I 0 damage
provided he hits his mark.
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Ton;ofthcGoddm,
of Craftsmanship
XPValue: 4,000 GPValue: 20,000
Van Riehten's Guide 10 !he Lieh
This cursed ncek-ring cannot be removed by any
means short of a wish, except by a lich. While the
wearer Jives, he or she receives a +2 bonus to sav-
ing throws vs. spell of the Necromantic schooL
When the wearer dies, however, the tore automat-
ically absorbs all of the nonweapon proficiencies
the person possessed in life. When the ring is, in
turn, worn by another person or by a lich, the
skills it absorbed become available to the wearer.
Only nonweapon proficiencies are available for
absorpt ion; spells and weapon proficiencies are
excluded. However, the skill to read, write, and
speak foreign languages and scrolls are absorbed
and can be used by the wearer. (A conversation
generally constitutes a use , as does reading a
scroll or sign.) The ring cannot enhance a skill
already possessed.
Central to the functioning of the tore is a ruby
set in its center. Should the gem be taken from the
lore, all of the skills are lost and the ring becomes
nonfunctional.
The tore may be used to perfonn up to 3D func-
tions. After the 30th task is performed, il becomes
jewelry of 500 gp va lue. The tore cannot be
recharged, but it can be put on a different victim,
whose skills nre then absorbed into the neck-ring.
The wearer has no method of knowing how many
proficiency uses the torc contains unless a careful
record is kept.
These torcs are quite commonly employed by
liches when they have the opportunity to capture
live people. Note that the torc does not deprive
the living person of skills, but merely copies what
is within the person.
of the Goddess
XP Value: 3,000 G P Value: 15,000
Hall ofHerocs
The torque of th e goddess is a silver band worn
about the neck. It is commonl y used by druids
and other members of the Ffolk . This torque
functions as a ring of proJeclion +2 and can be
used in conjunction with any other magical rings
except other rings of protection. Additionally, the
torque provides its weare r w ith immunity to
lycanthropy, though not damage suffered from a
lycanthropic attack. The wearer receives a +2 10
all anack and damage rolls against a lycanthrope.
Although the torque does not allow a weapon that
would not normally hann a lycanthrope to harm
one, the wearer can harm a lycanthrope with his
or her hands or teeth. The leaders of hunting dog
packs used to Irack lyca nthropes are often
equipped with such collars.
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 of the Gods
XP Value: 5,000 G P Value: 25,000
Gods. Demigods. & Heroes
A magical device made by Goibhnie that allows the
holder to shapeehange at will. It appears as a short
neck-plate with a large gem ofany type in its center.
of the Gods U
XPVa lue: 5,000 G P Value: 25,000
DEmES & DEMIGODS Cyclopedia
This magical device, made by Goibhnie, allows
the holder to sJrapeeJrange or polymorph others.
This is similar 10 the other druidic tores, but it is
made of rare metals and bears a large gem (of a
random type) set into the center.
of the Gods In
XP Value: 6,000 GP Value: 30,000
Legends & Lore
The lore of the gods was created by Goibhniu
himself and is only bestowed upon the mOSt brave
warriors of the tribes. The tore allows the wearer
to shape change or polymorph others at will, for
any duration desi red. The tore is forged of ra re
metals and has a gem set into the front.
tional powers. It a llows the wea rer to function
as a 10th-level druid, adding the capabil ity to
cast the extra spells after the tore is worn for a
fu ll mo nth. In addition, the tore causes all veg-
etation within a 240-yard radius of the wearer
to attack any targets the wearer designates as
the entangle s pell . This power may be used
once a day.
However, the to rc's powers o nly function if
the wearer dedicates him or hersel f to the
restoration and preservatio n of the dru id's tern·
pie at th e Tor. The wearer must give up all
adventuring as lo ng as the torc is owned, or else
give the tore to anot her druid who will carry on
the task. Taking the to re with the intent to use it
on adventuring, or hiding the tore without giv-
ing it to a nother druid, is cause fo r divine pun-
ishment; the DM may cause the offending druid
to lose all spellcasting powers until such time as
amends are made. Note tha t a PC druid who
keeps the to rc may do so with the willi ng per-
mission of the NPC druids in the a rea regard.
less of the level of the possessor-so long as he
or she agrees 10 stay and protect the druid's
te mp le. T he tore at the Tor grants its wea rer
protection +1.

of Stability
XP Value: 500 GP Value: 2,500
DAAOON Magaz ine \79
The wearer cannol be moved, except under his or
her own power. This includes faili ng, dragging,
pushing, carrying, or impact from a weapon. The
wearer can walk, run, jump, and climb normally,
but no outside force can. Any attack that would
throw or push the ....'Carer does IdJ points of dam-
age instead. The wearer cannot walk on walls or
upside-down.

Torch
A burning torc h can illuminate a 40-foot radius
under optimum conditions. Although very light-
weight , a torch can be used as a bludgeoning
weapon that causes approximately one-half club
damage (ld3 points of damage). Flaming torches
can be qu ite effect ive weapons against highly
opponents such as mummies.

of Co ntinual Fire
XP Value: 1,000 GPValue: 5,000
Realmspace
These small wooden torches can light up a 15-
foot radius sphere , providing warmth fo r all
of the Gods at the Tor within 20 fcct of the torch's light. The item has a
XPValue: 10,000 GPValue: 50,000 comman d word that, when spoken, instantly
DRAGON Magazine 102 ignites the top of the torch. Saying the word again
T he lore oflhe gods at the Tor has al l the abil i- douses the fire. At no time does the tip of the item
ties of the lore of the gods plus several add i- heat up. The item possesses 1,000 charges. Each
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charge can last as long as two hours, unless the
command word is spoken again during thaI time,
turning the torch off.
Continual
XPVai ue: 1,000 GP Val ue: 5,000
DRAGON Magnine 181
Everyone has had trouble with torches burning
out o r going out when d ropped. I f you want to
spare player characters Ihis problem but don 't
want to give them wands ofillumination, the con-
tinualtorch is the answer. This is an enchanted
to rch whose flame will never go o ut. Tho ugh
often a vital advan tage in dungeon fighting, it can
be inconvenient if you are try ing to hide the light.
Because of the magic that Ix)Y{ers it, the continual
lorch needs no oxygen a nd c an operate equally
well underwater or in a vacuum. It a lso gives off
nothing in the way of smoke. As to what makes it
different from a wand of illumination, the light it
sheds is no more than that of an o rdinary to rch
(20-foot radi us). The flame can burn wha t it
touches, like ordinary fi re, so the to rc h may be
used as a weapon in the same manner as a nonnal
torch (treat as nonmagicaJ firc) . Enchanted mon-
sters cannot be harmed unless they are specifi-
cally vulnerable to fire.
of Control
XP Value: 400 GP Value: 2,000
DRAGON MagaziM 30
The torch of control was designed to save Orlow
the trouble of putting out the torches in his house
at night. Though lighting a nd burning like a nor-
mal torch, the torch ofcontrol extinguishes itself
upon command.
Fiery Brand of Masauwu
XPValue: - GPValue: -
o.,n.;G£ONS & DRAooNs Master Sel
The legendary Guardian of Death, Masauw u is
greatly feared. [t is rumored that he walks across
the entire earth every night, appearing as a dark-
skiMed giant clad in animal skins and carrying a
fla ming torch. This device is sometimes left for
others to use, especia lly if they can fu rthe r his
purposes. II has horrible and awesome powers,
but if the user impresses Masauwu by employing
it often and with diligence, he may g rant even
greater ones.
This is a club-like torch, 4 feet long. It is not
normally burning when found. If lit, it can only
be extinguished by water.
The artifact is act ive whe n found . Each time
the user slays another creature by using the item,
knowledge of one power is granted (maxim um
two per day). T he artifact may be wielded as a
club.
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Transponalion. Chemcl\caux T(lcpon Pa~
The artifact must be lit for any powers to func-
tion, issuing forth from the flames, on command.
S uggested Powers : (All spell.like abilities are
cast at 20th-level.) Meteor swarm , obliterat e
(Range 60 '; effect kil ls all 7-HD or fewer crea-
tures unless they save vs. spell at -4, all others
take 6d 10 points damage or save for half damage.
Tllrn (as 20th-leve l priest), spell damage bOrilis
(+ 1 to a ll spell attacks and damage dice), deleel
invisible, teleport
S uggested Handicaps: When the fi rst power
is used, Constitution score permanently drops 5
points (minimum score of 3). When turn IIndead
is first used energy drain-user loses three lev·
els. When spell damage bonus is firs t used to
augment meteor s warm , doom is sent. User and
artifact ullerl y vanish, but all equipment carried
is lost, ei the r whe n user is ne xt struck by any
undead creature, or whe n spell damage bonus is
applied to the meleor swarm a third time.
Suggested Penalties:
Cause critical wounds , affects user; save ys.
spell for half damage.
Auract wrdead: If adventuring underground or
outdoors after dark, 2d4 undead arri ve in Id6
rounds. All are of o ne type; roll I d 12 to fi nd
Hit Dice type.
Operating COM: User loses 20"10 of all treasure
owned, not counting magic.
Die: User drops dead in s tantly, no saving
throw. (Can be normally raised.)
Poison gas: Al1ifacl releases 20,000 cubic feel
of purple gas (roughly a 30-foot cubic cloud).
Each living c reature with in it must make a
Saving throw vs. Po ison, wi lh a - 2 penalty, or
die. User is not affected by the gas.
G ruumsh's Evcrburning Torch
XP Value: 800 GPValue: 4.000
Monster Mythology
T hi s eyer-burnin g torch cannot be dimmed (by
fi re quench, darkness, and the like).
Transportation
This section detai ls mIscellaneous transportation
devices thai caMOI be categorized elsewhere.
Chemchcaux Teleport Pad
XP Value: 80,000 GP Value: 400,000
PoLYHEDRON Newszi nc 63
These pads are found only in Chemcheaull Magic
Shops. By specifying a number, the person stand-
ing on the star-shaped pad is instantl y teleporled
to the pad at the specified Chemcheaux.
If a teleport pad is slo len, Prismal and se\'eral
of the strongest mages in his e mploy teleport
themselves to the stolen pad. The mages simply
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stand on any of the remaini ng leleport pads, use of one charge. Teieporlalion chambers generally
the number of the Chemcheaux from which the ha ve between Id20 +8 0 c harges and may be
pad was stolen, and appear at the sto len pad, recharged.
wherever it is. In Rave nloft: These arcane dev ices cannot
The mages who come to retrieve the item are teleport anything outside of a domain when the
never under 18th leve l, and all carry items of domain's borders are closed. If they are not, then
extreme power. If the wizards do nol ex perience the chambers funct ion nonnally.
hostilities when they arrive, they merely pick up
the teleport pad, and teleport themselves, v ia
spell, to the appropriate shop to return the item. If
they meet agg ression, they do not hesi tate 10
obliterate the opponents as quickly as possible.

Teleportation Chamber
XPValue PValue
l 'x l 'x l ': 2,000 20,000
2'x2'x3' : 2,500 25,000
3'x3'x6': 3,000 30,000
3'x5'x6': 3,500 35,000
5'x5 'x lO': 4,000 40,000
lO'x lO'x lO' : 10,000 100,000
Tome of Magic
These devices are used to teleport matter (as the
5th-leveltefeport spell) and vary in size from a
box a foot square to a IO-foot-square room. They
are usually made of ornate wood, but can be fash-
ioned of stone or metal. In any case, the inlerior
walls are always covered with mirrored tiles,
much like disintegra tion chambers. A s mall,
green sphere is fastened to the outside of the
chamber near the door, and another sphere is
positioned on an inside wall.
To ac tivate the device, a creature must touch
one of the spheres while concentrating on a men-
tal image of the destination. The chance of error
is exactly the same as that described in the PHB
for casti ng the 5lh-levelteleport spell, with o ne Transporter Pad
except ion. If the contents of the c hamber are XP Value: 5,000 GP Value: 25,000
being sent to anot her teleportation chamber, the Infinity Sphere
chance o f a mishap is 0010. Used in conjunction with crystal ball 1/, teleport
The number of people or objects that may be pads allow gro ups of up to five individual s to
teleported is limited only by the size of the cham- transport to a lmos t any location in a c r ystal
ber. The size of any given chamber can be deter- sphere. Those locations magically protected from
mined from the table below. scrying, however, are immune to the teleport pad.
The teleport pad can be used once a day.
Roll C ha mber Size
I I ' cube Trap-Springer
2 2'><2'><3' box XPValue: 1,000 GPValue: 5,000
J 3'x3'x6' box PoLVIfEl)lt()N Newsrine 82
4 3'x5'x6' box This coi led steel spring is prized by adventurers.
5 5'x5'x I0' box II is a precisely wound spiral of flattened wire, 6
6 10 'x IO' xlO' box inches in diameter and 6 inches talL When the
appropri ate comma nds arc spoken, the trap-
All trave lers and material s in t he cha mber springer performs the following services for its
arrive at the same desti nation, which is de ter- owner:
mined by the ac tivator. Distance is not a factor, When the firs t command word is given , the
but interplanar travel is not possible by means of device springs end over end up 10 50 feet along
this magical machine. Each use drains the device any straight passage, counting paces aloud as it

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goes. When the second command is given and a

race is named (human, e lf, dwarf, and so on), the
/rap-springer magically alters its we ight to
approximate an average weight for the racial type
named, thus triggering any pressure plates or pit
traps along its course. A third command word
calls the device back to its owner. A final com-
mand word extends the trap-springer vertically or
horizontally up to 50 feet , making the device
rigid and allowing its owner to measure the
depth, height, and length of any straight passage,
or to use the coil as a ladder. The trap-springer
cannot turn corners.

Tree
Magical trees often grow, change with the sea-
sons, and require light, soil, air, and water to live,
just as normat trees do. Each magical tree has at
least one special magical ability that can be used
by those who live near it or attend it.

Great
XPValue: 20,000 G PValue: 100,000
Gods, Demigods, & Heroes
The fragments of this t ree can make va rious
magic items or are in themselves magical. The
branches provide I d I 0 magic a r rows or one
sword.

of Life
XP Value: 40,000 GPValue: 200,000
The El~5 of Allheim
Most elf clans have a "Relic" called the tree of
life. Elven life is built around this tree. Among
othe r things , it is the s ource of many of the
unique magic ofthe elves.
Like other demihuman relics, each tree of life
has a Keeper with 2d4 acoly tes. The Keeper is
given a domination power which a llows him to
give unquestioned orders to any clan member
except the Clanmaster. The Keeper also commu-
nicates with the tree by using ESP spells.
The tree has an o ngoi ng aura with a turn
undead power similar to that of a 5th-level priest.
This aura normally has a 360-foot radius, but is
diminished by 5 feet every time one of the magi-
cal abil ities described below is used . Once the
aura is reduced to 0 radius, the powers cannot be
used until the aura's radius is nx:overed at a rate
of Id6-l feet (minimum of one) per day.
The Keeper can also have a tree oflife use five
magical abilities: cure blindness, cure disease,
neutralize poison, cure serious wounds, and iden-
tify item. The tree can a lso be used in rituals to
create many magica l objects. Creation of the
elven lightboat and the oil ofsunlight is described
elsewhere . Other items that can be c reated
include:
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Elven boots: These boots are soled with the
treated bark of the tree oflife.
Elven cloaks: These cloaks are made from the
other leaves of the tree of life (not the ones used
for making oil of sunlight). They are pul ped,
drawn into fibre, and ,-"wen into cloaks.
Healing porion: Distilled, from the sap of the
tree a/life.
Magical bows and arrows: The wood of II tree
0/ life can be used for making magical bows and
arrows.
Elven long swords: Very small quantities of lhe
sap of the tree of life are used in the tem pering
oakwood imo magical ei ven long swords.
All of these magical items ta ke a long lime to
manufacture. The need for the item must firs t be
establi shed, then the tree must be prepared with
extensive ceremonies to give up II part of itself for
the item. Strangely enough, it takes less time to
gain the wood for bows and arrows than it does
for any of the other objects.
The tree of life is intelligent, like a !Teant, but
normally immobile. Keepers also know a ritual
that allows a tree of life to move, but the ritual is
dangero us to the tree (75% c hance the spell
works minus 5% for every level of the tree·
keepe r's below 20, otherwise the tree dies) and
the tree's movement i.~ I!looriou.';. It can travel no
more than a mile a day.
The original tree of jift was created by the
Immortal Ilsundal shortly a fter he became an
Immortal of the Sphere of Energy. The tree is an
avatar of IIsundal. The First Tree is still alive in
the Sylvan Realm.
Since the emigration of Mealiden Stuwatcher
from the Sylvan Realm, there have been 10 equal
frees of life. Each is an avatar of llsundal. Each of
the major clans of Alfheirn has one of these trees
oflife except Clan Feadiel, which has a daughter
of the original tfee of life. All other trees of life in
and outs ide of Alfheim are " daughte r" trees,
dependent upon the existence of their "mothers."
Should a mother tree die, all the daughters wither
too.
No Alfheim elf clan can take root in any place
without a tree of life. When a clan has grown too
big for its inunediate area or must move for some
other reason, a living branch is taken from the old
tree of life to move with the clan. Some of the
clan members stay to guard the original tree until
the move is completed (often many years).
When the emigrating clan finds an area tha t
looks appropriate for the elven way of life, the
trcekeeper finds an oak tree and grafts the tree of
life brunch onto the oak. In a matter of months,
the tree of life effectively remakes the oak into
anot her tree of life. However, the new tree of life
gai ns none of its magica l powers and attributes
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for about five years. That is the critical period for
any attempt at an elven settlement, the time when
most such attempts have fa iled, if they did.
A tree of life grown in this way is spiritually
dependent on the tree its branch was taken from.
[fthe old tree withers and dies, SO does the new
one.
To remove this dependency, a treekeeper per·
forms an "adoption" ceremony that takes over a
century to preparc. The newer trce becomes inde·
pendent of the old tree and effectively becomes
the proper home of the ava tar of IlsundaL The
other daughter trees of the old tree are now the
daughters o f this new tree. Of course this cere·
mony has to be performed with the approval ofall
the daughter trces of the original tree. Though the
ceremony has been devised, it has never had to be
perfo rmed in the known history of the elves of
Alfheim.
This dependence conti nues through every tree
generalion. Thus, if Grandmother tree is stricken,
then mother tree is also stricken, and baby tree is
likewise affected. Considering the wanderings the
elves have done over the centuries, finding the
source ofa tree of life's illness can be an incredi·
ble quest.
All subsi diary trees have the same powers as
their ancestors. No two trees can exist within 50
miles of one another without both sickening. In
game te rms, they cannot regain their magical
abilities aft er they've been used and soon lose
their immortality and nonnal invulnerability tn
plant diseases. Elf sages think that they take too
much out of the basic magical esse nce of the
world when too close together.
of Life n
XP Value: 60,000 GP Value: 300,000
D ARK SUN Campaign Set
A tree of life is a mighty, magical tree, enchanted
by a powerful priest or wizard. The magical life
forces of trees of life make them virtually eternal.
The greatest trees of life are ancient- many soli·
tary trees predate the villages around them and
others stand in entire groves, a quiet testimony to
the great wizards of a bygone age. Present day
priests and wizards still create new trees to enrich
the world or, in the case ofthe defilers, to pervert
their powerful life forces to further their destruc-
tive, evil ambitions.
A tree of life is, in essence, a living magical
item. It stores and channels energies from all four
elemental planes. Thus, though wizards can cre·
ate a tree oflife, only priests and druids can tap its
special powers.
Special Powers: Any priest or druid in contact
with a tree of life receives from the tree four
spells, each of which can be cast once a day. The
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magic/onto
Destroying a tree of life: A tree of life has two
distinct parts, its physical form and its life force.
The stump. branches, roots, or leaves of a tlTe of
life make up its physical form, and are nOI inher-
ently magical. The same things thai would destroy
a normal tree will destroy the physical ronn of a
tree of life (chopping it down, burning it) with
one exception. Neither climate nor terrain affect a
lree of life. One will flourish in the middle of the
desert or on a rocky mountain face, regardless of
drough t, severe weather, natural lightning, earth-
quakes, and so forth.
Destroying the trec's life force is much mOTC
difficult. A tree of life at any stage of growth
(even sprouts) has 100 hit points (10 levels of
[0 bit points each) that can only be affected by
life-draining magic. The wizard spells lIompiric
tou ch, enervation, trap the soul , and energy
drain can each drain hit points; death spell,fin-
ger of death, limited wish , and raze can each
snuff out three levels of the target tree; and a
wish slays the tree. The priest spells that affect a
tree 's life force are raise dead (and its reverse
slay being), restoration (and its reverse, energy
drain), and resurrection (and it s reverse,
destruction) . Undead creatu res that have an
energy drain attack can affe<:t the life force ofa
tree of life.
Defiler magic also affects a tree's life force.
Every level of defi ler magic cast within 100
yards of a tree oflife drains one level of life force
from the tree. This negates the effect the spell
would otherwise have on surrounding vegetation.
The life force ofa tree of life is completel y
snuffed if it falls below 0 levels or hit points. The
life force cannot regenerate if either of these
numbers falls below 0, in which case both the life
force and the physical fonn of lhe tree die.
Regeneration: Both a tree of life s physical fonn
and its life force regenerate. If the tree's physical
fonn is damaged or destroyed, il will grow back,
to full size. The tree will regrow at a rate of one
quarter of its full size each week. A sprout will
appear in one day, grow to a sapling in one week.
It will grow to a young Iree in two weeks, then to
a full sized ad ult tree in three. After four weeks,
the tree of life wi ll revert 10 its true form: an
ancient and mighty tree . No matter how many
times the physical fonn of the Iree is destroyed, it
will always grow back in four weeks.
The life force ofa tree of life regenerates one
level (10 hit points) per hour. II regenerates even
jfthe life force reaches 0 points, but not if it goes
belowO.
Though o riginally created by w iza rds to
combat the destruct ion of nature, trees of life
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are now heavily exploited by defilers, who use must successfully save vs. paralyzation or fall
the trees' powerful life forces to charge their prey to the lamentation and join in the weeping. If
defiling spells. Sorcerer-kings often have large the tree is destroyed or the people are pulled
ga rdens within their cities, even within their away, they return to nonna!.
palaces, w he re groves of trees of life are
te nd ed and maintained . Thus, defilers can
exercise evil magic from their citadels without
decimating the cities below- a desperate mea-
sure to keep their tiny verdant belts as plenti-
ful as possible.

of Malice
XP Value: 2,000 GP Value: 10,000
Islands of Terror
This is a mulberry tree. Anyone who eats the fruit
of this tree becomes filled with evil thoug hts.
Those who eal the fruit must successfully save vs.
spell or become chaotic evil for four days. A save
vs. spell should be made immediately, and then
again for each truly evil act the character com-
mits while under the influence of the new align-
ment. A charac ter who fails a saving throw
becomes chaotic evi l permanently. The fruil is
considered delightful by chaotic evils, but does
not otherwise atTcctthem.

of the Ravenous
XP Value: 2,000 G P Value: 10,000
IslandsofTerl"O!"
This appears to be a cherry tree. Th ere are a
dozen warriors who fight eternally under this
tree, for anyone who eats the fruit of this tree
becomes so enamored with its taste that they
want nothing but to eat it, and they will fight to
the death wi th anyone who tries to stop them.
Those who allempl to lake and eat a cherry are
not prevented. However, anyone who tastes the
fruit must successfully save vs. poison or join
the battle. The tree resurrects anyone slain in
this battle, so the war is e ndl ess. Over the
course of the years, the warrior's weapons and
armor have become broken and useless, so now
this battle has degenerated from honorable
combat to the pure savagery of naked barbar-
ians punchi ng, wrestl in g, and gouging each
other like animals. Cherry blossoms continually
fall upon their fight ing forms. The sight is dis-
gusti ng enough to require a horror check when
it is first seen.
of Unending Lamentation
XPValue: 2,000 G PValue: 10,000
Islands of Terror
This is a willow tree. There are several dozen
people here weeping pitirully. They arc so over-
whelmed with grief that they cannot move. They
stay alive, without aging, by eating the leaves of
this tree. Those who come within 90 feet of it
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of Venom
XP Value: 2,000 GP Value: 10,000
Islands ofTcrror
This grove is fill ed with the scent of oranges so
sweet that it is overbearing. However, the fruit of
this tree is highly poisonous. Any who eat orthe
fruit must successfully save vs. poison with a-6
penalty or die immediately, and even those who
successfully save permanently lose Id6 hit
points. The many skeletons under Ihe tree are the
corpses of those who have ealen the fruit over the
centuries.
Triad of Betrayal
XP Value: - GP Value: -
Book of Artifacts
Th ere are three elements in the Triad of
Betrayal: a coin, a golden circlet, and a dagger.
The coin appears as a common copper piece,
both sides depicting a fat-jow led merchant. One
face smi les cajolingly and the other sneers
scornfully. The circlet is simply an unadorned
circlet of beaten gold. There are no other identi·
fying marks to be found on the circlet, not even
the runes or marking typical of other powerful
magical items. The dagger is double-edged, with
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a nasty barb at its lip and a blood groove that
runs the length of the blade. The hilt of the dag-
ger is wrapped in monIed snake sk in, though
none can say for certain what type of serpent it
came from. The pommel bears a bright (some
would say flaming) red garnet.
The Triad of Betrayal was created for the god
Hiddukel by Ihe mastersmith-god Reorx. Then,
Hiddukel imbued each of the artifacts with his
essence and set them free in the world, to thwart
the will of the goddess Mishakal . The Triad of
Betrayal was Hiddukel 's answer to Mishakal's
Circle of Love, and each of the evil artifacts fol-
lows its good counterpart.
The Triad first appeared in the Age of Might,
when Hiddukel convinced Reorx that these items
were necessary for the world. Trusting his fe llow
god, Reorx did as he was asked, not foreseeing
the other's evil intent in the mailer. When Hid-
dukel enchanted the items with evi l and set them
free in the world of Krynn, he placed them where
they would be sure to auract attention. The
malevolent deity knew that the Triad would even-
tually end up in the hands of those who would use
them for evil , and Hiddukel was ready to push
them along that path.
The three pieces of the Triad a re the coin of
luck (also known as the coin ofgreed), tbe dagger
of vengeance, and the golden circlet (also known
as the circlet ofpride).
Since the Triad of Betrayal was created to
counter items created by the goddess Mishakal,
the pieces of the Triad constanll y follow in tbe
path of the Circle of Love. Hence, the Triad can
become involved in the campaign by having the
PCs discover one or more parts of the Circle of
Lo~.
Constant Powers: The coin acts as a luck-
slone, sometimes adding a bonus of +2 to any die
roll (rolll d6: even'" +0; odd '" +2).
The dagger functions as a dagger of venom,
but secretes its own extremely potent venom
(successfully save vs. poison with a - 2 penalty or
die).
The circlet can command up to 8 HD of crea-
tures, once per tum. Commands must be only one
word, spoken in a tongue that can understood, and
each lasts for one round. (Alternatively, the user
can focus on a single creature of up to 4 HD and
within 60 feet, and control that creature as long as
concentration lasts.) When this power is used,
Hiddukel places into the mind of the user an offer
of great power in exchange for an oath of service.
If the person accepts, the full range of powers
becomes available.
Invoked Powers: After the coin has revealed
itself as a tool of Hiddukel, the user can cast con-
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linual darkness 15' radius. Once per turn, the
bearer can also cast suggestion on anyone, but
only to sow discord. Finally, it can cast curse and
bestow curse (the reverse of bless and remove
curse).
If the dagger is used for vengeance, it can be
used to backstab at +4 to strike. It inflicts I d4 + 2
points of damage and requires a successful saving
throw vs. poison with a - 2 penalty to avoid death.
On a ro ll of 18- 20, the dagger injects a second
dose of poison, requi ring a seeonn save vs. poi-
son at-4.
The circlet can be used to heat or chill metal at
wi ll and to cast modified command spells of
seven words or less. It also adds +2 to Charisma,
but subtracts -2 from Wisdom.
Random Powers: The coin can create a 20-
foot antimagic shell at Hiddukel's whim, which
he does to place the bearer at a disadvantage so
that he must bargain even further for his life. In
this way, Hidd ukel ensures that no bearer of the
coin will escape his grasp. The dagger and circlet
have no random powers.
Resonating Powers: The Triad has no resonat-
ing powers. True to the name of betrayal, each of
these items works separately only. While they
might be used by the same person, the items can
never add their powers together, for cooperation
is not in the nature of Evil.
C urse: Anyone invoking the coin of greed's
powers must make a successful system shock roll
or become scarred and lose I point of Charisma.
The user of the coin eventually becomes more
corrupt, greedy, and jealous, until he precipitates
his own downfall or until Hiddukei can betray
him in a fashion befitting such an evil god.
The dagger slowly gains control over its wield-
ers, especially those who harbor resentment or
jealousy. With each use, the dagger gradually
shifts its user's alignment toward chaotic evil (as
follows: lawful good, neutral good, chaotic good,
lawful neutral, neutral, chaotic neutral, lawful
evil, neutral evil , chaotic evil). The dagger ren-
ders the user suspicious, paranoid, and tempera-
mental. Anytime a PC or NPC does something
the bearer might consider a threat, the bearer
must make a Wisdom check, minus the number
of times the character has used the dagger. If the
check fails, the character flies into a rage and
must attack the offender. Finally, the dagger calls
out to its previous owners. Any owner who has a
combined Intelligence and Wisdom of less than
27 pursues the dagger fanatically, seeking to pos-
sess it again.
Anytime someone uses the major powers of the
circlet, they lose I hit point permanently. How-
ever, these hit points can be recovered by attack-
ing someone wit h bare hands, feet, or teeth-a
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successful hit drains 2 levels from the target and
restores 2 hi t points, up to the user's o ri g inal
max imum . Howeve r, each t ime this power is
used, the user must make a s uccess ful systcm
shock roll or permanently lose I d3 Constitution.
[fthe Co ns titution score falls to 0, the use r
becomes a mindless spectre and the circlet moves
on to another owner.
This artifact ultimately corrupts the user, leav-
ing him or her conceited, arrogan t, and boastful.
Only then can the user attract minions who share
the user's prejudices and hatreds.
Suggested Means o f Destr uct.ion :
Coin : Place it atop its counterpart in the Cir-
cle afLove,the Hands ofthe Healing Spirit.
Dagge r : C lash it against its counterpart in the
Circle, the Armband ofTrueheart S Warding.
C irclet : Place the Ring of Nature's Love, the
circlet s opposite, within the boundaries of the
circlet.
Return any part to the god Reorx, who wishes
to atone for the evil hi s creat ions have
wrought.
C oin: Remint it in the fires of the i3 volca-
noes around Sanction.
Dagger : Throw it t hrough a portal in to the
Abyss, where Takhisis reigns and tolerates no
meddling from Hidduke l.
C ircl et: Place it upon the head of a com-
pletely pride-free individual of law ful good
alignment, where it shatters into 1,001 pieces.
Trirnia's Catalogue of
Outer Planar Artifacts
XP Value: 12,000 CPVa lue: 120,000
Tome of Magic
Thi s magica l device is a la rge book bound in
heavy wooden covers that do not reveal the title
or nature of the work. Upon opening to the first
page, the owner finds the title of the book a long
with a table of contents listing the various outer
planes.
Upon opening the book to the desired page, the
owner finds either a blank page (25 % chance) or
a description ofa magical device (75% chance)
that provides transportati o n to that particular
plane. Along with the description of the device is
a price ranging from 1,0 00 to 20,000 g p
(ld20XI,000). If the a ppropriate sum is laid on
the open book and a I'anish spell is subsequently
cast on the coi ns, (he transport device s hown
appears in place of the cash. The page then imme-
diately goes blank and the catalogue disappears,
teleporled to a ra ndo m locat ion o n the Prime
Material Plane.
The transport device can deliver characters to
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the oUler planes and can return them to their point
of departu re on the Prime Material Plane. Each
transport device brings a person or persons to the
upper layer of an outer plane. The point of arrival
in the plane is Icft to the OM and usually changes
each lime the device is used.
Each device has a command word tha t is
a lways the name of the plane associated with the
device. Unless otherwise nOled, anyone touchi ng
the device or touchi ng the person who holds the
device is tra nsported 10 the Upper Plane of the
Outer Plane named.
Each transport device can be used once a day.
Wi th each use, there is a 5% chance the device
will malfunctio n, send ing the characters to the
desi red plane, but with the d evice itself disap-
pearing.
A byss: Pazunia, the uppermost layer of the
inn umerable layers of the Abyss. can be reached
t hrough the use of a circular black cloth that
looks like a portable hole. The cloth is 3 feet in
diameter and can be folded to fit inside a pocket.
When the cloth is spread on the ground and the
command word is spoken, the cloth becomes a pit
that leads to the plane. The cloth exists as a pit for
I tum, then returns to its state as a piece of cloth.
It does not follow travelers to the Abyss.
Ac heron: The dev ice used to reach Acheron is
a 2-inch cube of black onyx. The cube always
appears as a puzzle inside a black sack. The puz-
zle is made up of 43 sma ll pieces, which must be
fit together to fonn the cube. When complete. the
command ....,ord must be spoken. Solving the puz-
zle require an Intell igence check at half a crea-
ture 's In te ll igence score. Each attemp t to solve
the puzzle requires Id6 turns. Once the cube has
been used to teleport, it falls to pieces. The pieces
all reappear in the sack, wherever il might be. To
use the device again. the pieces must be reassem-
bled.
A r borea : T he device used to reach the Plane
of Arbo rea is a s ilver chariot. T he c hariot can
comfortably hold four passengers and their gear
or e ight passengers without equipment. A team of
four horses must be anached to the chariot; when
the chariot is in motion and the command word is
spoken, the horses, chariot, passengers, and gear
arc conveyed to Arborea. The c hariot arri ves in
motion.
Arcadia: Arcadia's tra nsportatio n device is a
palm size metal sculpture representing the out-
lines of geometrical shapes. T he largest shape is a
six-sided c ubi c c age made of 12 silver rods.
Wi th in thi s c ube is a four-sided pyramid, also
made of silver rods. Inside the pyramid is a circle
of silver.
Baator: Baator can be reached by using spe-
cial pieces of blood-red coal. When one of these
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coals is lit or dropped into a flame, a ball of fire
flares out rrum lht: coal. It does no damage, but
transports all creatures and objects within 20 feet
to Ave rnus. No command word is needed for the
effect to take place.
T he Beasllands: A leaf sculpted or gold is the
dev ice used to arrive in The Beastlands. The leaf
is about 2 inches long a nd is wroughl in fine
detail.
Bytopia: This device appears to be a feature -
less cube of silver measuring 3 inches on a side.
If it is carefully examined, four small, nearly
invisible bunons will be visible. If the four but-
Ions are pressed in t he correct o rder, the cube
splits in hal f. (The correct o rder can be deter-
mined through the use of legend lore and similar
spells.) The device will teleport to Bytopia when
half the cube is held in each hand and the com-
mand word is spoke n. The travelers arrive in
DOlhion, considered the topmost plane. The two
halves of the eube must be reassembled before it
can again be used.
Carceri: This device is a necklace of dull, red-
dish pearls. A character who wears the necklace
and speaks the command word w ill be trans-
ported (along with anyone touching him) to Oth-
rys, the topmost layer of the plane.
Elysi um : The device used to reach this plane is
a sturdy eurrach, a primitive vessel made from
thick hides stretched over a wood-and-wicker
frame. This device function s as a normal ship,
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Trimia's Calalogue of Oluer Pl anar AnifaClS
with a seawonhiness rating of 950/0. If anyone
touches the ship's mast and speaks the word Ely-
sium, the boat, its passengers and crew, and all
cargo are transported to the Oceanus River in the
plane of Amoria.
Ge he nn a: Characters who wish 10 travel to
Gehenna must gather in a small, enclosed room
with this magi cal urn of si lver and bronze. A
flame must be lit wit hin the urn using materials
that cause a great deal of smoke. When the room
is so choked with smoke that breathing is almost
impossible. the command word may be spoken.
This transports everyone and everything in the
room, including the urn, to Khala, the uppcnnost
layer ofGehenna.
The G ra y Wa ste: The device used to reach
The G ray Waste is a n iron keelboat. When any
character on the boat speaks the command word,
the keelboat and a ll its passengers are transported
to the river Styx in Oinos, the uppermost layer of
The Gray Waste.
Limbo: Limbo is reached th rough the use of
a magical mirro r. When a person stands before
the mirror, he or she sees a normal reflection.
The reflected world in the background, how-
ever, is in utter chaos- the bricks from the wall
behind the character float in the air, flames drift
across the room, gold and s ilver pieces break
apan and wande r aim less ly. If the command
word is s poke n as a character looks into the
mirror, he is transported to any of the layers of
Limbo . The mirror does not travel to Limbo.
Another means ofrelUrning to the Prime Mater-
ial Plane must be found.
Mechanus: The device used to transport to
the Plane of Mechanus is a small pockct watch,
a device of unspeakable rarity. The watch keeps
pcrfect time according to the yearly cycle of the
sun and never needs winding. The timepiece is
sol id gold and has two long, thin gold c hains
that run through a metal loop at the lap of the
watc h.
Mo unt Celestia: A featureless sphere of gold
is used to travel to Mount Celestia. The sphere is
3 inches in diameter and would appear to be noth-
ing more than a valua bl e bauble if not fo r the
golden glow it always radiates. The glow has the
properties of a continual light spell.
Pande monium : This device is a jar perpetu-
ally filled with black pitch. When the pitch is
spread on a stone wall and the co mmand word
spoken, a portal forms in the wall, leading to a
cavern in Pandesmos. The pitch evaporates after
five rounds and magically reappears in the jar.
Ysgard: The device used to reach Ysgard is a
prism approximately 3 inches in length. To oper-
ate the device, the prism must be used outdoors to
create a rainbow on the g round. When the com-
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mand word is spoken, the rainbow grows out of
the ground and rises up into the sky. The ra inbow
lasts fo r one turn. Anyone who sleps onto t he
rainbow is whisked up the colored path and inlo
the Plane ofYsgard.
In Rave nlo ft : The catalogue works almos t as
described. The sole exception is that the re is
almost always an additional item required besides
the money to acquire the device. Some sample
items are a drop of vam pire's blood, a feather
from a wereraven, a stone from t he temple of
Gehenna, and so on. Ifsome money and the ilems
are placed upon the book, the magi cal device
appears.
The device that appears is one of the few ways
to leave the Demiplane of Raven loft. However, in
Ravenloft there is a 20 % chance of a malfunction,
far g re ater than the normal 5% chance. The
device vanishes when used, whether successful or
nO I. If unsuccessfu l , the character remains in
Ravenloft.
Tub
A magical tub is 3 feet in diameter, has s ides 18
inches high, and rope handles. It is made entirely
of plain, unmarked wood; encumbrance is 30
pounds.
Bath
XP Value: 1,000 GP Value: 5,000
Wizard's Chall enge
This large oval tub is made of fine wood trimmed
with brass. At the pronunciation of the command
words "bath lime," the tub fills with warm water.
When the user says "bath over," the water drains
away. It can be used three times a day.
of Fat
XP Value : 300 G P Value: 1,500
The Book of Marvelous Magic
Thi s tub appea rs identical to a tub oflard, but
when commanded to produce lard it causes the
user to increase in weight by 50% instead. The
weight appears simply as extra pounds of flesh.
The extra weight breaks the straps of any armor
worn, causi ng il to fall offimmediatelY-lhis
does not harm any enchantments and repairs are
easily made by a leatherworker for a moderate
fee. Clothing worn beneath the armor bulges but
is not harmed. The extra fat can be removed
quickly only with a heal spell, a wish, or a remove
curse from a caster of 26th level or higher. The
fat may also be removed by fasting for one week,
but the character's Strength, Dexterity, and Con-
stitulion d rop to 3 during this time; he or she
regains I point per day of ful l rest thereafter unlil
back to normal.
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of Lard
XP Value: 400 GP Value: 2,000
The Book of Marvelous Magic
When this tub is touched and commanded to
function, it creates I cubic foot of greasy lard.
Anyone handling Ihe lard must wipe it off care·
fully afterward or have a 75% chance of dropping
any item picked up or used (weapon, wand. any·
thing solid ). The lard may be smeared on 100
square feel of surface; any creature crossing that
area thereafter muSI move at half nonnal rate and
musl make a saving throw vs. spell or fall. A
fallen v ictim cannot rise by physical effort but
may crawl off the larded area in one round. The
lard vanishes in one hour; Ihe tub may be used
once a day.
of Sailing
XP Value: 1,000 GPValue: 5,000
~ Book of Marvelous Magic
This tub is identical to a tub of lard, but cannot
create anything. If placed in any liquid, it floats
and can support up to 500 pounds of weight with-
oul s inking. If a creature sits in the tub and com-
mands it to sail, it moves at a movement rate of
18. It is nol affected by wind bul is easily dam-
aged (5 hull points, AC 9).
Taryn 's
XP Value: 1,000 GPValue: 5,000
POLVtllIDRON Newszine 43
Although thi s item a ppears as an ordinary
wooden buckel, when the command word is spo-
ken it expands into a woode n tub filled wilh
comfortably hot water capable of holding up to
six people. Twenty-five percenl of Ihe time , a
wooden shelf also appean, it is attached to the
tub and has chilled goblels of white wine resting
on it. The tub shrinks back. into a wooden bucket
upon command.
of Washing
XP Value: 800 GPValue: 4,000
The Book of Marvelous Magic
Upo n command, Ihis lub magically fi ll s with
soapy water. Any items placed in the water and
removed immediately are completely clean and
dry; Ihe waler removes stains or dyes, even if
magical. and works on creatures and objects. The
tub functions once a day; the water disappears
one hour after its creation.
Tunic
A tunic is a simple, straight garment similar to a
modem ''T-shirt.'' Usually sleeveless, tunics were
worn by all classes of Roman and medieval soci·
eties, chiefly differenced by the oslentation of the
embroidery work embellishing them.
"' of Glory ofTusmit
XP Value: 4,000 GP Val ue: 40,000 XPValue GPValue
Twilight Calling Brown: 500 2,000
The tunic ofglory has the powers of an anlimagic Gray: 1,000 3,000
shell (as the spell), useable three times a day, and Black: 1,000 2,000
haste (as the spell) useable twice a day. Red: 1,000 2,500
White: 1,500 3,000
Wiza rd's GREYIlAWK Adventures
XP Value: 500 GP Val ue: 3,500 These colorful garments have been used for
The Emirates ofYlaruam many purposes in Tusmit. Some of these tur-
This elegantly embroidered tunic was created by bans have brought their owners great wealth
a master craftsman and wizard for a sultan. Its and fame, while others have caused their own-
power is to reveal the silhouette of one's perfect ers terrible suffering. Each turban can summon
male. The tunic was stolen from the craftsman by one o f the geniekind each week. The genie's
the sultan'sjealous vizier, who subsequently dis- reaction and the course of the action is decided
appeared. in play. There are five turbans, each of a differ-
ent color:
Turban
A turban is a long strip of fabric wrapped around Ro ll Color Turban Type
the head. It is common in the Land of Fatc . If 01- 20 awwn Turban of Jann Summoning
wrapped around a skull cap, a turban fanns a flat- 2 1-40 Grny Turban of Djinni Summoning
tened sphere. If wrapped around a fez or other 41-60 Black Turban of Dao Summoning
support, the turban is taller, rounder and morc 61-80 Rod Turban of Efreeti Summoning
impressive. A turban wrap is often held in place 81--00 White Turban of Marid Summoning
with a pin or brooch, particularly if the wearer is
wealthy or powerful. The summoned genie must obey the first order
of the turban wearer. From then on there is a 5%
Feather cumulative chance per additional order that the
XP Value: 900 GP Value: 4,500 summoned genie may ignore the order and attack
Secrets of the L.amp the summoner. There is no way to tell how many
This magical turban, made of woven peacock t imes a turban has been used. If the genie is
feathe rs, can create a gust a/wind up to three killed, the turban is useless.
times a day. In addi tion, it allows the wearer to
assume the form of a wind shadow once a day Turret
and to summon a wind carpet once a month. XPValue GPValue
Light + I: 800 4,000
of Multiplication Light +2: 1,600 8,000
XP Value: 400 GP Value: 2,000 Light +3: 3,200 16,000
Assassin Mountain Medium + I: 1,000 5,000
This turban is permanently enchanted to create Medium +2: 2,000 10,000
mirror images of the user once a day as if Casl by Medium +3: 4,000 20,000
a 12th-level wizard. Heavy + I: 2,000 10,000
Heavy +2: 4,000 20,000
of Silence Heavy +3; 8,000 40,000
XPValue: 600 GPValue: 3,000 War Captain's Companion
Assassin Mountain Somewhat rare items, magically enhanced tur-
This turban is enchanted to radiate a pennanent rets are a highly desirable addition to any ship
silence, 15' radius, around the wea re r. Silence or stronghold. About 10% of all magicallUrrels
can be activated up to three times a day and can are magically stabilized. They are nonprotec-
be canceled by the wearer's mental command. tive, but give a bonus to the attack roll of the
weapon.
Most magieallurrets are protective turrets.
These turrets add a magical plus to the standard
-4 AC bonus that nonmagical protective turrets
provide. For example, a turret +2 would give the
crew a total AC adjustment of -6; an AC 7 crew
would be AC I.
Secondl y, the turret takes the brunt of any
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magical attack, If it makes its saving throw, then

the protected weapon is unharmed and the crew
saves fo r half damage or none, with a bonus of
+4. If the turre t fails , its protective value is
destroyed and the crew and the weapon save nor-
mally. Magical turrets use the same amount of
space as nonmagicai turrets.
The table above assumes the magical turret is
ceramic. Subtract 25% from the values if the tur-
ret is bone or thick wood. Add 25% if the turret is
metal. Stone turrets are possible only to races that
can manipulate stone (such as xom and pech).
Turrets are usually used wit h ballistae, cata-
pUlts, and jettisons.

Tvashtri 's Pinwheel

XP Value: 7,000 GPValue: 35,000
Legends & Lore
The avatar carries a pinwheel that negates magic
within 100 feet when he blows on it (as an
antimagic she/l).

Tzolo 's G ua rdian

XP Value: 16,000 G PValue: 80,000
DUNGEON Magazine 37
This powerful, sorcerous, human size creature, a
gift to Tzolo from evil elementals, is a deadly
adversary. It wields a bastard sword +2 that tums pates in two rounds). It is immune to all illu-
those it st rikes to s to ne on a natural 20. The sions and has a magic resistance of 50%. A +2
guardian has 18/99 Strength (+2 to attack rolls or better weapon is needed to hit the guardian,
and +6 to damage with the sword). It attacks with and it regenerates 3 hp per round. After it is
the blade for I d8+8 points of damage (including slain, the guardian conti nues regenerating and
Strength and magical bonuses), and a combina- revives when il reaches 50 hp to seek out and
tion bite/tusk attack for 2d6 points of damage. destroy its attackers.
These attacks can be directed at two separate s
Tzolo guardian can be permanently slain only
individuals simultaneously. if burned by magical fire after it is reduced to 0
The guardian can survive in both carth and hp. Until it is permane ntly slain, none of its pos-
water elements. At will, it can cast detect good, sessions can be removed; they are attached to the
detect invisibility, water breathing (on anot her), creature. When it has been permanently slain, the
and dispel magic (at the 16th level). Three times a creature and its possessions arc turned back into
day it may cast fly (12th level), passwall, water marble. At this point, the oval stone may be taken
walk, and ice storm. Once a day it can cast con- from Tz% S guardian.
jure elemental (eanh or water, 12-HO), transmute
rock 10 mud, transmule mud to rock, stone shape,
and stone tell. The oval stone it possesses allows
it to cast a sink spell once a week and wall of
stone spell twice a day.
The guardian is not affected, either directly
or indirectly, by any earth or water, therefore it
is unharmed by certain spells (transmule rock 10
mud,flesh to SlOne , earthquake), cannot be
drowned, and cannot be attacked by creatures
from the Elemental Planes of Earth or Water or
the Paraelemental Plane of Ooze. The guardian
takes half or no damage from cold, acid, and
electricity. If poisoned, it is unaffected and can
return the toxin in a spray through its trunk (a
cloud of poison 8 feet in diameter, which dissi-

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Universal Solvent
XP Value: 1,000 GPValue: 7,000
Unearthed Arcana
Also known as the ultimate so/vent, this strange,
magica l liquid appears to be nothing more
remarkable than some sort of minor oil or
potion. In fact, upon first examination it seems
to have the properties of both oil of slipperiness
and a potion of delusion. However, it is applied
to any fo rm of adhesive o r sticky material, the
solvent immediately dissolves it. Thus, for
insta nce, th e effects of sovereign glue a re
immediately negated by this liquid, as arc those
of any other forms of cement, glue, or adhesive.
The area of effect of Ihis liquid is I cubic foot
per ou nce, and a typical container hold s 27
ounces. Irthe liquid is carefully disti lled to
bring it down to half of its original volume, then
each ounce will actually dissolve I cubic foot
of material, o rganic o r inorganic , just as if a
disintegrate spell had been employed. To find if
a target is affected by this concentrated solu-
tion, a successful attack roll is required, and the
subject is then also entitled to a saving throw
'Is. spe ll . Inanimate objects are automatically
affected by the solutio n; however, for such
items of magical nature a saving throw 'Is. spell
applies.
Unseen Ship Crew
XPValue: 2.500 G PValue: 25,000
War Captain's Companion
When activated, this magical item (often a bosun's
whistle) summo ns an unseen crew that increases
!he size ora ship's crew by 50%. The unseen crew
are effectively unseen servanlS that perform
sailors' tasks (manning sail booms, working rud-
ders, manning oars, scrubbing decks, and the
like, depending upon ship design). The item can
be used once per day for I d4+4 turns, but cannot
be activated in the phlogiston.
Though the unseen crew is invisible, some of
them ca n be seen occasionally as they pa ss
through the magical currents of the spelljamming
helm. Though these sightings may occur as often
as once per turn, the glimpse is only for a brief
second.
The unseen ship crew works stations that are
not currently manned. If an oar is unused, the
unseen crew mans Ihe oar, but if a three-man
oar was currently manned by only one individ-
ual, they would lei it alone, manning something
else instead. The unseen crew take s propor-
tiona ll osses as if they we re I HO sa ilor s
(including area effect weapons) , but can be
used the next day.
Captains who possess this magical item tend
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to have very superstitious crews. When-
ever the ship comes into port, the crew
often speaks of ghosts manning the
sails, throwi ng a life preserver over-
board to a fallen comrade (whether to an unseen
crewman or a real one), or looking out from the
crow's nest.
Urn
An urn is a vase wi lh a rounded bottom and a
wide mo uth. Urns have round or fluted bases to
keep them upright. Most urns also arc equipped
with tigh t-fitting covers. These vases tend to be
highly decorative, a nd usually a re made of pre-
dous materials or heavily ornamented or both.
of Ashes
XP Value: SOO G P Val ue: 4,000
The Book of Marvelous Magic
This ornamcntal containcr is 18 inches tall and 4
inches in diameter. When found, it contai ns
ashes, the remains of some creature or another
(determined at random). If the ashes are burned
in reverse by usi ng blackjlame, the immolated
creature reforms and awakens. It understands and
obeys the user for a month and a day, or until
slain.
of Awakening;
XP Value: 1,000 GP Value: 5,000
The Book of Marvelous Magic
This urn is identical to an 11m of ashes, but when
the ashes are restored by blackflame, they fonn a
liquid. This magical nuid can awaken any sleep-
ing creature, even if powerfully cursed or forced
to sleep. The urn then becomes nonmagical but is
worth 1,000 gp if sold. If the ashes are removed.
they are useless.
of Curses
XP Value: - G P Value: SOO
The Book of Marvelous Magic
This urn appears \0 be and functions as an urn of
ashes. However, any priest within 30 feet loses
some ability to turn undead. Any result of"T"
(an automatic T o r a successful roll for a num-
ber) has no effect; o nly " 0" results apply nor-
mally (see Tabl€' 47 in the DMG). If the ashes
are recovered by blackj1ame, an undead creature
(determined at random) is created and attacks
the user.
of Hindsight
XP Value: 4,000 CP Value: 20,000
Wonders orLankhmar
This urn allows the holde r to see into the past of
all those who are within a 10-foot radius. The
glimpse is so compl e te ly accurate that the
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holder can even smell the odors and taste the
tastes of the past being viewed. These feelings
from the past are so vivid that the holder is able
to recall all of them as long as he is in contact
with the urn.
The urn, unfonunately, has a side effect. While
the possessor has it, there is a cumu lative 1%
chance per use that the user goes insane. This
insanity manifests itself as egomania and acute
paranoia. The user eventually believes that even a
spouse or dearly loved partner is out to steal the
magical item, or is Out to kill him or her. The side
effects wear off in the number of weeks equal to
the number of times the item was used. In other
words, if the item was used ten times, and the
use r became insane, it would require 10 weeks
for the user to become sane again, once the urn
was taken from his or her possession.
of Water Purification
XPValue: 2,000 GPValue: 10,000
War Capuin's Companion
This magical copper urn purifies all water placed
into it. It has the capacity to hold 30 gallons of
fluid, which it purifies at the rate of one gallon
per lurn. (In the phlogiston, the purification rate
drops to one gallon per hour.) The urn removes
all trace of pollutants, disease, alcohol, poison,
salt, dirt, and every other known and unknown
thing from the water. All that is left of 100% pure
water- the urn even turns milk or juice imo pure
water.
The urn looks much like a large jar, with sev-
eral brass bands reinforcing its curving sides. It
has a copper lid which is used primarily to keep
excess din out, and to keep the waler from evapo-
rating too quickly. The lid is nonmagical.
Utensil
Utensils are a general group of items that are
used during meals.
Ro ll Utensil Type
01-20 Butter Knife
21-40 Carving Knife
41--60 Fork
61 - 80 Serving Spoon
81-00 Sipping Spoon
Birth Spoon
XPValue: 1,000 GPValue: 5,000
The Book of Marvelous Magic
This silver spoon functions only when placed in
the mouth of a baby not more than one day old. It
may be immediately removed but must be kepi in
the dwelling where the babe was born. Sometime
in the first year of tife, the lucky baby inherits
from a long-lost, forgotten relative a fortune of at
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leasll,OOO gp but not more than 50,000 gpo If the
spoon is stolen, a curse of bad luck falls upon the
baby, and all money and items owned are lost.
of Cleanliness
XP Value: 50 GP Value: 250
DRAOON Magazine 73
This item may be any utensil or plate. When left
in a bucket overnight, the object sheds all dirt,
which gathers on the bottom of the bucket to be
discarded. While in the bucket, the object cannot
be reached by insects, and no odor is emitted.
of the Cultured Palate
XPValue: 400 G PValue: 2,000
POLYHEDRON Newszine 90
These eating utensils are usually of the highest
quality workmanship, though they may be made
of almost any material. They consist of a cup,
knife, fork, and spoon, nonnally very ornate and
usually carried in a special pouch or box.
When used, the utensils make any food or
drink-no matter what its quality or age-taste
like any food or drink the consumer desires. The
food is as nutritious and satisfying as the imag-
ined meal. The quantity of the food is not affected.
of Etiquette
XPValue: 700 GPValue: 3,500
DRAooN Magazine 73
This item is an ordinary-appearing set of cutlery
that enables the user to eat in accordance with the
standards or manners of any group with whom he
or she shares a meal.
of Eati ng
XP Value: 100 GP Value: 500
DRAOON Magazine 30
Perhaps to avoid tasting the food, Orlow also cre-
ated the spoon of eating that enabled him to eat
an entire day's rations in one bite without indiges-
tion.
of Medication
XPValue: 1,000 GPValue: 10,000
The Book of Marvelous Magic
When filled with honey and served to any crea-
ture, this spoon removes any and all ordinary dis-
eases afflicting the recipient . It does not cure
lycanthropy or magical diseases. The spoon may
be used magically once a day.
of Mixing
XPValue: 1,500 GPValue: 15 ,000
The Complete Wizard's Handbook
This spoon increases the chance of successfully
combining magical potions to create a new
e ffect. When combining potions as per the
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Poll on ru les in the DMG, the percentile dice
roll on Tab le 111 is mod ifi ed by +10 when
using the spoon a/mixing. Treat all resu llS
grcaler than 00 as 00. Note that by using the
spoon a/mixing, there is no chance thaI the
combined potions create an explosion, a lethal
poison, or a mild poison.
Murlynd's
XPValuc: 750 CrVaJue: 4,000
D UNGEO:-l MASTER Guide
This unremarkable eating utensi l is typically
fashioned from horn. It radiates a dim aura of
conjurat ion if detection is performed success-
fully. I f the spoon is placed in an empty con-
tainer, a bowl, cup, or dish, the vessel will fill
with a thick, pasty g ruel. Al lhough Ihis sub-
stance has a flavor similar to warm, wet card-
board, it is highly nouri s hin g. It contains
everyth ing necessary 10 s us tain any herbivo-
rous, omnivorous, or carnivorous creature. The
spoon will produce sufficient gruel each day to
feed up to four humans.
In a DRACON L ANcE Cam paign: Murlynd's
spoon does not exist on Ansalon.
Musical
XPValue: 100 G rValue: 1,000
The Book of Marvelous Magic
This item is useless by itself, but when two musi-
cal spoons are rapped together, they have several
effects:
• Ali within 30 feet of the noise are immune to
magical songs and other sound-based effects
(such as the charming song of a harpy).
• The user may d is pel anyone silence 15'
radius priest s pell effect within 120 yards if
desired, even if the spoo ns are used within
silence.
• The user may cast a silence 15' radius spell to
a range of 180 yards.
The spoons function as long as they are rapped
together, but only one silence speli may be cast or
negated each tum.
of Sticking
XI' Value: 50 GP Value: 500
The Book of Marvelous Magic
This cursed spoon appears and is used as a spoon
of medication. However, in addition to curing dis-
ease, it also sticks in the recipient's mouth and
cannot be removed until a remove curse is applied
by a caster of at least 15th level. The victim can-
nOi speak or cast spells with verbal components
until the spoon is removed.
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of Stirring
XP Value: 100 GP Value: 500
DRAOOI'! Magazine 30
The spoon a/ stirring was developed to aid in
baking. On command, this spoon stirs any sub-
stance up to the consistency of bread dough until
ordered to stop.
of Stirring II
XPValue: 500 GrValue: 1,500
Unearthed Arcana
Appearing as a normal spoon of an unremarkable
sort, this instrume nt does not radia te magic
unless it is dipped into a magical potion. Immedi-
ately upon being inserted into a magical liquid.
the s poo n gives offa burst of the alteration
magic. The liquid is then magically altered into
some other potion, and the spoon seems to be
normal again. The spoon can be take n out of the
liquid and used repeatedly. If the same potion is
treated thus more than three times, the liquid
loses all o f its magical properties, becoming a
noisome liquor of no value whatsoever. To find
the type of potion produced by the spoon, use the
random tables in this encyclopedia or those in the
DMG. If the result is the same as the previous
contents, then the appearance of the liquid has
changcd and the st rength of the stuff is twice
(01 - 50) or half normal (5 1-00).
of Sugar
xr Value: 100 Gr Value: 500
The Book of Marvelous Magic
Upon command, the spoon of sugar fills with
magical sweetener. The sugar attracts the atte n-
tion of all normal and magical insects within 30
feet. Giant-sized insects are permitted a saving
throw vs. spell to resist the effect, but with a -4
penalty to the roll. When attacking an attracted
insect, the attacker gains a +4 bonus to the first
attack roll , but the insect is then free from the
magical attraction and its effects, even if the
attack misses. An attack on one insect does not
disturb the others. If sugar is removed from the
spoon, it lasts for one tum. If the sugar is eaten by
insects while in the spoon, the spoon is destroyed.
The spoon produces the magical sugar once a
day.
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Vainamoinen's Tears
XPVa] ue: 1,000 C PValue: 5,000
Gods, Demigods, and Heroes
When and ifVai namoinen's avatar cries, he spills
2d lO tcars that turn into 5,000 gp value blue
pearls. You will not find them JUS! lying around
Lapland though, for he collects these "gems."
Vampire Sheath
XPValue: 25,000 CPValue: 125,000
NighlSlorm
This dev ice can only be created by Ultimate-level
Immortals; Tha natos is the only Immortal known
to have used it.
The sheath can imprison an Immortal victim. It
draws on the victim's own power to trap the pris-
oner in a pocket dimen sion, accessible only
through the Time Stream. Whenever the v ictim
tries to exert power, the sheath feeds on the power
and shifts the victim back a few seconds in time
to the poin! before he or she decided to usc the
power. Thus the victim remains perpetually on
the verge of ac lion, without acting.
To an onlooker in the Time Stream, the shift
backward in t ime makes the sheath appea r to
recede. A ll objects that move forward in time
appear to approach the observer.
T hanatos trapped the Immortal Aste rius in
this s heath shortly after the othe r Immortal s
were lured back to the headwate rs of the Emer-
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aId Ri ve r. Asterius, though , cleverly
foiled some of the sheath's restric tio ns.
By reciting ce rtain spe lls backwards ,
Asterius provoked Ihe sheath's move-
ment back in time- and that, in turn, repeated
the recitation of Ihe spell forward, triggering ils
effects.
Vane of Location
XPValue C PValue
Greater: 2,000 10,000
Lesser: 1,000 ',000
War Caplain's Companion
This divination device is usually mounted on the
foredeck, in the vicinity of a spel/jamming helm,
or in sight of the navigator. To activate the greater
vane, the helmsman merely needs to ask it whcre
a certain location is- crystal sphere, planet, or
simi lar celestial body, and the vane of location
points in the immediate direction (even up or
down).
The vane points in th e d irection of the body
last requested until the ship arrives at that loca-
tion; at which point it spins around slowly, wait-
ing fo r its next command. The 1'01l1! o/Ioca/ioll
cannot be used to fin d the location o f a specific
individ ual or item. If the vane is sct for a specific
location, and a new location is wanted. a dispel
magic spell mus t be cast on the vane to make it
ready to receive the new command.
If a location specified cannot be detcrmined
from another (two bodies with the same name),
the crystal sphere name must be give n as well.
Lesser vanes, of half value, are keyed to the coun-
tries and cities o f specific spheres.
Veil of X-Ray Vision
XPValue: I ,()()() CPValue: 5,000
Thic\'es of Lankhmar
This appears to be a strip of fine , diaphanous
cloth abo ut 18 inches long and 4 inches wide. If
bound over the eyes like a blindfold it endows
any weare r wi l h the abili t y to see clearly
through objects as though those objects we re
clear glass. The thickness through which the
wea r er can s ee depends on th e ma t erial
observed through.
\1atcrial T h Ick ness
Lead U inch
Other metals 2 inches
Stone 2 inches
Wood 6 inches
Other common building materials 6 inches
Flesh 12 inches
It also gives the wearer the ability to see clearly
in fog, smoke and other visibility-reducing
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conditions (w hether natural or magically

induced). The veil has a number of obvious
uses for a creative thief: seeing through walls
or into locked boxes, and the like. It also gives
thieves a 30% bonu s to their Open Lock ro11s-
to a maximum of 98%- whether the locks are
key or combination (the thief can see the tum-
blers within the lock). It gives nonthieves a
10% chance to pick a lock (they still require
suitable tools, however). The veil can be used
for a maximum period of 20 minutes ( two
tu rns) pe r day after which time it ceases to
function for an entire day.

Vest
A vest is a close-fitting, waist-length piece of
clothing. It is sleeveless, buttons tightly at the
midriff, and opens at the chest to display a bit of
shirt, and, perhap s, a neckerc hief or cravat
beneath.

of Attraction
XP Value: - GP Value: 1,200
The Book of Marvelous Magic
This cursed vest functions as a vest of missile
protection but also causes all incoming missiles
to score maximum damage per hit (each arrow
automatical1y inflicting 6 points, a sling stone 4
points, and so on) The vest cannot be removed
until a remove curse is applied.
of Missile Protection
XPValue: 1,000 GPValue: 5,000
The Book of Marvelous Magic
This cloth vest is of quite normal appearance but
absorbs 10 points of damage per round from nor-
mal missiles. Excess damage affects the wearer
normally. The vest is useless when worn under
metal armor and cannot fit over it; it functions
normally when worn under leather armor or in
addition to normal clothing or robes. It has no
effect on Armor Class. magical attack forms, or
enchanted missiles such as magical arrows.
Vestments of Power
XPVlI.lue GPValut'
Greater: 3,000 30,000
Lesser: 1,800 18,000
Halls of the High King
Priests of many faiths in the Realms possess cere·
monial robes. Almost 25% of all 7th-level or
higher priests encountered in their homes, tem-
ples, or holy places will have access to magical
robes. In most cases, these are vestmen ts of
power. Appearing only as unusual1y fine religious
garments of the style, fabric, and hue normal to
the faith, these robes possess magical powers as
detailed below and may be worn and used in con-
junction with other protective devices and magic
items.
Lesser Vestments: The wearer receives a +3
Armor Class bonus, and a +4 bonus to all saving
throws, while wearing the vestments. No attack
or damage bonuses are gained. The vestments
also provide the wearer with protection equiva·
lent to the 3rd-level wizard spell protection from
normal missiles, the 1st-level wizard spellfearher
fall and a ring offire resistance.
Greater Vestments: These robes provide all
the powers and protections oflesser vestment and
two additional powers, both usable three times in
anyone-day period. These powers are true seeing
and dimension door. The former power is equiva·
lent to the 5th-level priest spell (no ointment is
req uired), while the latter power is equal in effi-
cacy to the 4th-level wizard spell, as if cast by a
10th-level wizard (the one-round recovery period
is retained).
Greater vestments possess a secret command
word. If spoken when the robes are touched but
not worn, the robes will become invisible, and
levitate in place, not moving unless physically
snatched from their waiting location. The com·
mand word must be spoken backwards within
60 feet of their present location (they may have
been moved from their original location by any
number of disturbances) to make them reappear
and cease levitation. Invisibility and levitation
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cease. Note that the protective powers of a
grealer veSlmenl do not function while it is
invisible and levitating.
Vial of Durance
XP Value: 3000 G P Value: 15,000
Nightrage
This small iron vial, 3 inches long and I finger's
breadth in diameter, can confine one or more
magical creatures indefinitely. The tube contains
no opening, but the silver runes engraved on it
often include the words of command necessary to
lrap and release a captive. It often appears as an
ornament on a necklace or bracer.
When the user holds the vial within 6 feet of a
magical creature and speaks the command word
of trapping, all magical creatures in the vicinity
must make a saving throw vs. spell. A failed roll
means the creature is absorbed into the vial. The
user and all nonmagical creatures are immune to
the elTect.
When empty of captives, the vial of durance
can be destroyed easily. Whi le the vial holds its
captive, it has an AC equal to the captives' best
AC, and hit points equal to the combined total of
all captives. Damage to il damages all the cap-
tives as well. If the vial is destroyed, all captives
reappear, dead.
Captivity lasts until the user holds the vial
and speaks the command word of release. At
once all creatures held in the vial are released
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(unless they desire otherwise). They reappear in
the nearest open space large enough to hold
them , and they have immunity against subse-
quent captivity in that vial. The former captives
have no obligation to their caplor or to those
who freed them.
Durance vials are intrinsically evil and there-
fore quite tare. Good heroes o ften feel honor-
bound to free their captives and destroy the
via ls. If so ld intact, the via l is wor th about
3,000 gpo
Koresh Teyd received his vial from Thanatos.
However, evil alchemists in the Known World
have been known to manufacture them, so the
vial doesn 't necessarily imply Immortal magic.
Violets of Pain
XP Value: ~ G P Value: 100 Per petal
New Item
ViolelS ofpain are wildflowers that arc commonly
found on all worlds. They are deep purple in
color, and very pleasing to the eye. Violets ofpain
arc prized by evi l wizards as ingredients for cer-
tain spells, and by the ruthless for the properties
of its refined poison-colorless, odorless, and
taste less, it cannot be dctected by any known
methods.
When they are picked with bare hands, ."iolels
ofpain secrete a virulent toxin that immobilizes
unprotected picke rs for I d4 rounds (0 onset
time), causing severe agony and I d6 points of
damage each round. A successful saving throw
vs. poison reduces the damage by half, but a cure
serious wounds spell must be east in order 10 heal
the damage.
Violin
See Stri nged Instrument
Violin Rack
See Stringed Instrument
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Wands
Wands are I V. feet long and s lender. They
are made of ivory, bone, or wood and are
usually tipped with something- metal, crystal, or
stone. They arc fragile and tcnd to break easily.
Because of this, they are often kept in cases.
Wands perfonn al 6th level of experience with
respect to the damage they cause, range, duration,
area of effe<:t, and so on, unless otherwise staled.
At the OM 's o ptio n, 1% orall wands can be
trapped to backfire.
Wands are powered by charges, each uses cost-
ing one or more charges (depending on the item).
When created, a wand typically contains 1d20+80
charges. Captured wands taken from a defeated
foe often have far fewer charges. Wands never
have a greater number of charges than those
listed. Most wands can be recharged according to
the rules for making magical items.
When a wand ru ns out of c harges, it can no
longer be rec harged. Alternatively, the OM can
rule that the wand immediately crumbles into
dust (settling the issue) or it has become a useless
stick.
Comma nd Words (Optional Rule): Like rods
and staves, wands can require the utterance of a
command wo rd or phrase to operate and, like
those other items, the key is seldom found in the
lock. The OM can ru le that the command word is
etched in magical writing on the wand (requiring
read magic to trans late) or require the characters
to use such methods as commune spells or expen-
sive sages. If the OM chooses not to use this
option, ignore refe rences to command words in
the item descriptions below~a ll items simply
_k.
Almen's Wand of Illumination
XPValue: 2,000 GPValue: 10,000
]992 Fantasy Collector Card 262
s
A/men wand was bestowed on him by Lath-
ander as a scourge to all undead. It has o nly one
power of a wand ofilluminatio n~it wields an
enhanced version of the sunburst effect. When
Almen holds th e wand above his head and
speaks its command word, the tip o f the wand
ignites w ith a brilliant, greenish-white light,
effectively creating sunlight in a 120' radi us.
Any undead within 40 ' of the wand suffer 6d6
points of damage per round; the wand continues
to glow for Id6 turns.
of Animal Location
XPValue: 1,250 GPVa1ue: 10,000
DRMlON Magazine 73
A wooden wand. When used w ith t he prope r
words, the wand points toward any animal losl by
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Wand of Arc
the person holding t he wa nd or by his
employer. The wand cannot detect any
animal over the horizon.
of Animation
XP Value: 2,500 GP Value: 15,000
PoLYHEDRON Newuine 47
These rare wands are crafted of crystal and tipped
with a small golden orb with a faceted emerald in
its cenler. When the command word is spoken,
the wand enables the owner to animate any non-
living object within a 20' radius, with the follow-
ing effects:
Animate dead: When this power is used, ld3
corpses in the wand's area of effect will be ani-
mated for 3dlO rounds. The animated creatures
have I Hit Die and can follow simple orders. This
ability drains one charge.
Animate object: I d3 objects less than 3 '><3'><3'
can be animated through this abilit y for 3dlO
rounds. One charge is drained when this power is
used.
Animale Weapon : T hi s abili ty causes one
weapon of the wielder's choice to become ani-
mated for ld6+9 rounds. The animated weapon
will dance (as a sword of dancing), allacking as a
5th- level fi ghter. Weapons he ld by unwilling
creatures cannot be animated. This ability drains
two charges.
The wand is rechargeable and is usable only by
wizards.
Anything
XPValue: 2,500 GPValue: 12,500
Unearthed Arcana
This device will perronn as if it ....'Cre an ordinary
wand of wonder, although it will have no more
than 50 usages before being totally expended. In
addition, it has three othcr special uses: Upon
command, it will perform as ifit were any other
sort of known wand, but it can only duplicate the
effects of any give n wand once. Ifit is com-
manded 10 duplicate a single kind of wand more
than once, the second or third such command will
have no effect- and afte r three such dema nds,
successful or not, the wand will be totally drained
and useless. The itcm cannot be recharged.
of Arc Lightning
XPValue: 5,000 GPValue: 40,000
PoLYHEDRONNewszine 82
The wizard Tesla created these wands. They have
all the powers of normal wands of lightning.
However, they have additional powers when used
in matching pairs. Whe n commanded, a pair of
wands generate an arc of lightning 5 feet wide
that j umps from o ne wand to the other. Every-
thing in the area of effect suffers 6d6 points of
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electrical damage (save vs. wand ror half dam-
age). One use Oflhis feature drain£ two charges
from the initiating wand and one from the receiv-
ing wand. The length oflhe arc is a minimum of2
feet 10 a maximum of 30 feet.
of Armory
XP Value: 600 GP Value: 3,000
Curse o f tile Azure Bonds
When touched to a target individual, Ihis wand
provides the target with an invisible field afforce,
providing AC 0 for six rounds. The field absorbs
all magic missile attacks and all electrical-based
attack s (includ ing magical ones). Other spells
will affect the larget normally. A dispel magic,
disintegrtlte, or limited wish will bring down the
field, not affecting the person behind it.
of Armory II
XP Value: 600 G P Value: 5,000
TIle Magister
The long-ago w izard Hosta worked on thi s
device for many years, and he had many appren-
tices; not a few of them carried the knowledge
of making the complete and final item away at
his dea th. The sorceress Myschanta of Arabel is
known to possess one; others are in the royal
treasuries of Cormyr and Aglarond. Many other
s pecimen s o f thi s wand are be lieved to s ur-
vive- most (s ince Hosta lived in the North)
probabl y now lie in tombs or dragon hoa rd s.
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One used in a ta vern brawl in Waterdeep many
years ago had the command word " Plessendar";
the tome High Magic of Mirabar lists among
the treasures o f that c ity a wand of armory
(since gone missing) with Ihe command word
"Skulpin." Elminster suspects tha t the parch-
ment found behind panel ing in the throne room
at Suzail, which bears only the word or name
"Ailun," preserved the command word of Azoun
II -s vanished wand afarmory.
When touched 10 a target creature (or activated
upon the wielder's person), this wand envelops
the recipient from head 10 fOOl , and on all sides,
wi th an invisi ble, magical field afforce which
slows and deflects physical attacks, affording the
equivalenl of Armor Class 0 protection.
Thisfield afforce can be destroyed by dispel
magic, limited wish, disintegrtlle (which docs not
affectlhe protected person, however), or simi lar,
stronger spells; otherwise it lasts for six rounds.
During this time it absorbs magic missiles and all
eleclrical attacks (including magical ones) so Ihat
they do no harm to the wcarer---or anything else
coming into contac t wilh the field- bul olher-
wise does not affect spells cast into, or out of, its
confines.
The "force armor" ma y be cast ove r and in
addition to real, physical armor worn by a target,
and completely covers any size M or S cre~tnre
(who need not be conscious, living, or even will-
ing to be so protected; no saving throw allowed).
Size L creatures have only their heads and torsos
protected by the fie ld offorce. All classes may
usc this wand, which cannol be recharged. Each
use of the wand drains one charge.
of Banishment
XP Value: 5,000 GP Value: 30.000
Watcrdeep and the: North
SavengrifT was a young magic-worker of Water·
deep who fell in with a band of reckless advenlur-
ers and was sla in in battle with a beholder. His
corp se wa s found by the Archmage Khelben
" Blackstaff" Arunsun, who arranged for his res-
urrection. SavengrifTbecame a loyal apprentice
but has devoted much of his time since Ihen to
devising means of avoiding fearsome beings-
and anot her death like his first.
The wand ofbanishment was one result. Saven·
grifT made over a dozen of thesc before he van-
ished into other planes than this; most passed into
the hands of good wizards across the Nonh, one
Savcngriff took with him, one he gave to Khel-
ben , and he is thought to have hidden away at
least one. Elminster gives the command word of
one he examined as "Baerlaguth" bUI has not
revealed in whose possession the wand was (or is
now).
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This wand is usable only by wizards; it cannol
be recharged, and each use (effective or nOI)
drains one charge. Upon command, a needle-thin
ray of fl ickering green light shoots from the
wand's lip up 10 a distance of 40 feel , striking a
single larget creature (the target is allowed a save
vs. spell at - I ; a successful save means the ray
missed), Creatures struck by the ray are affected
as follows:
A summoned creature (from another plane) is
instantly banished back to its own plane; it
must save vs. wand at -4 to remain. Ifit does
remain, it is held for one round.
A creature summoned from elsewhere on the
Prime Material Plane (by monster summon-
ing, call woodland beings. or the like) is dri-
ven away; it will leave instantly at a normal
movement rate, stopping only to defend itself
if anacked, and not retum.
A hosti le creature of 2+2 Hit Dice or less
(including enemy fam iliars and homonculi) is
affected as ifby a repulsion spell , for four
rounds. The target is allowed a save vs. wand;
if successful , the repulsion lasts for only two
rounds.
A hostile creature of more than 2+2 Hit Dice
must save vs. wand at -4; if successful, it is
slowed for Id4+1 rounds (if save is success-
fully made, target creature is unaffected).
By draining six charges at once (the power
will not work if less than six are left, but any
attempt will exhaust the wand anyway), the
wielder of the wand may try to repel any
other wands within 4 0 feet. Any affected
wands (all wands are allowed a save vs.
lightning on the saving throw matrix for
magical and nonmagical items at -3; if suc-
cessful , they are unaffected) are instantly,
an d violently, telekinesed away from the
wand a/banishment for Id6xlOO feet of dis-
tance, and held there for 1d4 rounds. Wands
carried in the hand or belt tear free; wands in
backpacks and chests will drag the owner or
item with them-unless ve ry heavy or bulky,
in which case the wand will smash about
within the item , perhaps being destroyed
(save vs. crushing blow) . Note that wands in
extradimensional spaces (such as a bag 0/
holding or that produced by a rope trick) are
immune from this effect.
Only one c reature can be attacked with a
wand 0/ banishment per round; the ray will only
affect one creature at a time, although it may
affect any nunlber of wands. Any given c reature
can be affected by any particular wand 0/ ban-
ishment o nly once every 12 hours; a creature
cannot be repeatedly attacked, or attacked a sec-
I ond time or with a different functi o n of the
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wand, if a n ini tial attac k fails. Subsequent
attempts wi ll merely was te charges; a creature
that has saved once against the wand (or
endured one successful attack) ca nnot be
affected by the wand again until the dweome r
built up around the creature by the wand dissi-
pates (which takes 12 houn).
of Beauty a nd Uglin ess
XPValue: 6,000 GPVaiue: 30,000
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These two wands were fashioned using lava from
a volcano and are virtually indestructible. The
wand a/beauty can provide I point of comeliness
for each charge expended, but it can be charged
o nl y by beating someone with the wand 0/ ugli-
ness. Each strike by the wand a/ugliness pro-
vides one charge on the wand 0/ beauty and
reduces the victim's comeliness by 1d6 points,
though it does no other physical damage. Using
the wand o/ugliness is a chaot ic evil act , and
continued use eventually changes the wielder's
alignment to chaotic cvil.
Each strike with the wand o/beauty adds I
point of comel iness. When a person attains a
comeliness of 18 , it requires 20 charges to
increase comeliness another point, so a character
with a comeliness of 18 must expend 20 charges
to attain a comeliness of 19.
History or the Wa nds: When an evil sorceress
c reated them centuries a go, the wands were
thought to be indestructible. However, a group of
good wizards and priests worked for months
finally to fashion a method for dealing with the
foul magical items. They constructed a magical
container from thc volcano's lava. The container
consists of five parts: a sturdy box open on the
top, a red velvet cushion with indenlations for the
wands, a glass lid, and two metal fasteners. When
the wands are sealed within the container, all of
their effects are immediately reversed. The con-
tainer is not only indestructible but also sen-
tient- it wants to contain the wands.
Bisselite Wand of Peace
XPValue: 3,000 GPValue: 15.000
GREYHAWI( Adventures
This item has se r ved the priests and border
guards of the March of Bissel. Once a day it can
cause all mortal beings in a 50-foot radius to save
vs. wand or become calm and unwilling to fight.
Calmed beings will defend themselves against
attack but will not attack or otherwise take hostile
ac tio n. However, those affected do not necessar-
ily become friendly. The duration of the effect is
three turns.
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Bonewand
XP Value: 2,000 GP Value: 12,000
luz the Evil
Usable by priests, warriors, or wizards, this black
wooden wand may be recharged by the joi nt
efforts of a priest of l uz and a wizard, bot h of
12th or higher level. When a charge is used, a vol-
ley of sharp bone shards flies from the wand, fi ll-
ing a cone-s haped a rea 60 feet lo ng, with a
IO-foot radius at the terminus of the cone and a 1-
foot radius at the tip of the wand, where the effect
originates. All creatures within the area of effect
suffe r 6d4 points of damage from the fl ying
shards. Damage is halved with a successful sav-
ing throw vs. wand. The user of a bonewand may
also create an animate dead spell , requiring the
expenditure of two charges, but th is funct ion is
only usable by II priest or wizard.
Buckler·
XP Value: 1,000 G P Va lue: 5,000
Unearthed Arcana
This is a short, thick wand aboul I}!; feet in length
with an exceptionally sharp point on one end and
a tri gger mecha nism built inlo Ihe o pposite end,
which is blunt. The wand is usable by any charac-
ler except one of the priest class and can be acti-
va ted with an initiat ive modifier of one. When
the thick e nd is grasped f irmly, and the trigge r
pressed the tip of the wa nd becomes the equiva-
lent of a dagger + I and the rest of the shaft blos-
soms into a round shield of buckler size having a
+I magic val ue. The whole becomes equal to a
spiked buckler + I. Because of its dweomer, it can
be employed by wizards, but no spells can be casl
when it is in buckler fonn unless the possessor is
a multiclassed character with fi ghtcr abilities in
addition to wizard abilities. A thief who employs
the wand's powers cannol climb walls o r perform
other abi li ties req uiring the use of his or her
hands while holding the device.
or Burdening
XP Value: - G P Va lue: 2,000
PoLYHEDRON NCWS'.tine 4 3
This wand emilS a gray beam up to a maximum
range of90 feet . Any creature struc k by the beam
who fails to make a saving throw vs. wand imme-
diately fee ls as encumbered as if tryi ng to carry
200 pounds in addition to normally carried items.
or Cluny
XP Val ue: 120 G P Value : 600
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A dozen of these wands were created by the wiz-
ard Cluny [he Great. They were supposed to write
his name on any surface in bright glowing letters
in a color specified by him, simply by expending
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a c harge. Unfortu nately, Cluny could not spell.
The wielder of a ....,ond of Cluny can wri te his or
her name in a colorful script on any nonmagical
sur fa ce by speaking a command wo rd and
expending one of the wand's charges. However,
the wand will never spell the wielder's name cor·
rectly. A wand afCluny is fou nd w ith 20d20
charges, and the glowing script it writes lasts for
24 hours.
of Cold
XPValue: 5,000 GPValue: 40,000
OUNGEONS &. D~s Rules Cyctopedia
This wand creates a cone of cold, 60 feet long and
30 feet wide a t the far end. All wit hin the cone
take 6d6 points of col d damage, but they may
make a saving throw vs. wand for half damage.
or Color
XPValue: 1,000 GPValue: 7,000
Inside R,WEN'S BtUl'F"'. TilE LMNG Crrv
This item, usable by all classes and races, allows
the user to change the color of cloth as the color
spell. Shaped like a fine: painter's brush, the wand
allows greater precision than a normal casting of
the spe ll. T he wand was c re ated 10 be easi ly
recharged, and a simple casting of the color spell
will add another c harge, up to the maximum of
100 charges.
of Conjuration
XPValue: 7,000 GPValue: 35,000
DuNGEON M"STER Guide
Gras ping this device enables a wiza rd to recog·
nize any cast or written conjuration/summoning
spell (unseen sen 'ant, monSler summoning, con·
jure elemental, death spell, invisible stalker, lim-
iled wish. symbol, maze, gate, prismatic sphere,
wish). The wand also has the following powers,
which requ ire expenditure of one chargc each:
• Unsee n servant
• Monster summoning'
' A maximum of s ix c harges may be expended,
one per level of monster summoning, or six mon-
ster summoning I, th ree monster summoning ll,
two monsler .)·ummoning Ill, or any combination
tOlaling six. The wizard mUSI be of a suffi cient
experience level to cast the appropriate summon·
ing spell.
A wand of conjuration can also conjure up a
curtain o/blackness- a veil of total black that
absorbs a li lighi. The c urlain oJ.blackness can
cover a maximum area of 600 squ are feet
(60'x I0' , 40'XI5' , 30'x20'), but it must stretch
fro m ceiling 10 floor, wall to wall . T he curta in
takes two c harges to conju re. The veil of Iota I
lightlessness can be penetrated only by physical
means o r magic.
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The wand also enables ils w ielder to construct
a prismatic sphere (or wall), one color at a time,
red to violet, at a cost of one charge per color.
Each funClion of the wand has an ini t iative
modifie r of +5, and only one function per fou nd
is possible. The wand may be recha rged.
Continual Light
XP Value: 500 GP Value: 2,500
1be RLiins of Undennountain
This nondescript, unshaped stick has one simple
spell cast on it: continual light. The light cannot
be dimmed, so the user must either cast dispel
magic on it or sheath it in a dark tube.shaped bag.
(Often these wands are found with such a bag.)
of Corridors
XP Value: 4,000 GP Value: 20,000
Tome of Magic
This wand allows its user to clear short corridors
througb the Pl ane of Elemental Earth and the
Quasielemenlal Plane of Minerals. II does no t
function on any other p lane, a lthough it radiates
magic. It is especially useful on the Plane of Min-
erals since travelers need not contact the sharp
edges of the minerals. One charge clea rs a
to'x I0'x50' path. T he corridor is completed in
one !Urn. The wand has no effect on animals or
Jiving creatures. Thus, if the wand clears a path
through a space occupied by an earth elemcntal,
the creature is unharmed but is alerted to persons
in the corridor. The wand can be recharged.
Dalamar's Wand of Lightning
XPValue: 4,000 GPValue: 30,000
DRAOONLANCE"' Ad~=rures
Thoug h there have been many wands aflight-
/lillg, this particular wand carries its own c urse.
Because th e wand was used by Da lam ar to kill
Kiliara, the dead Dragon Highlord unceasingly
hunts for the wand and ils current owner.
This device works o nl y for spellcaste rs. The
wand casts lightning bolts at 15th-level. It nor-
mally carries seven charges and recharges itself at
the rate of one c harge fo r every week in whic h
there is a local thunderstonn.
Eac h t ime a character uses the device, there is
a S¥o chance that his location is noted by Lo rd
Soth, who comes to take the wand to his mistress,
Kit iara. The death knight appears in IdlO rounds
to claim the prize.
Dark Wand of the
Sulhaut Mountains
XP Value: 1,500 G P Value: 8,000
GkEVllAWK Advenrures
This ebony wand was enchantcd by an elf wizard
\\tlO traveled from Lofiwick to the Sulhaut Moun-
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lains to hu nt down the anc ient enemies of his
race. The wand is a specialized ve rsion of the
'wand of enemy deteclion. The range of the wand
is 10 miles per charge cxpended . The wand has
two functions.
First, it can be used to diseover the direction of
the nearest drow o r drider. The user simply so
commands and pivots until the wand reacts.
Secondly, the wand can bc used to observe a
drow or drider. When pointed in the proper direc-
t ion and commanded, the wand will create an
illusory image of the nearest draw elf pr drider in
that direction and his or her immediate surround-
ings. The wand user receives a vague impression
of distance (such as, w ith in a mile, within five
miles, far away). The image lasts one turn and
reveals whatever t hat drow or drider is doing in
some detail, but not enough for the user to be able
to read a scro ll be ing read by the subject , for
example.
of Darkness
XPValue G PValue
Greater: 5,000 30,000
Lesser: 4,000 25,000
The Magister
Human and drow w izards act ing at the behest of
the powerful forces of evil that inhabit the Lower
Plan!;:s an; bdk:vt:d tu IUl V\: Illude II lese Cdlmlgi-
cal devices. They enable th e weakest servants of
evil 10 hold their own, and can be found through-
out the Rea lms. They are made of ebony or
carved and polished bone, and a few have small,
ornamenlal claws at one or both ends. Elminster
warns that they are dangerous to those of good
a lignment. Demons, devils, ill ith ids, an d other
creatures of evil seem attracted to the use of such
wa nds. From sources he does nOI reveal, Elmin-
ster reports s ix known command words for such
wands: "Orgu l," "Meth," " Kulmur," " Druu,"
"Ulgukh," and "Ssleer." After the command wo rd
is spoken, choice of Ihe wand funct ion is by men-
tal concentration of the bearer.
A wand of darkness has fo ur separate func-
lions. It can be wielded by any inlelligent, speak-
ing creature of neu tra l o r evil a lign m en t.
Creatures of good align ment cannot make th e
wand function , and suffer I d2 points of damage
per cOnlact with th e wand-or, if they grasp it
continuously, Id2 points of damage per round. It
c an be recharged. The powers o f the wand are
these:
It can cause darkn ess 15' radius, lasting four
rounds an d centered on the tip o f the wand, at
a cost of one charge. The bearer of the wand
(and anyone else, while touching the wand)
can see perfectly in any darkness produced by
the wand.
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""Wand of Ocilh
The wand can be commanded to summon a
nightman: at a cost ofthrtt chargts. TIle sum-
moning has a 4-in-6 chance of success; the
charges arc lost even if it fails. The nightmare
is brought from an evi l Ou ter Plane and
appears in an explosion of black smoke and a
brimstone stench within three rounds, where-
upon it immediately knows and serves its
summoner. It can be commanded to fight on
the summoner's behalf, or take the summoner
into the Astral or Ethereal Plane. It so serves
for nine turns at a time, and then vanishes. If
the summoner is then astride it, he or she is
taken along for the ride or flung off, usually to
be hurt when landing.
By touch, and at a cost of two charges, a wand
of darkness can break a protection from evil
circle or deal any creatures of good alignment
Id4+ I points of fiery damage. Creatures
immune to fire, or creatures of neutral or evil
alignments. arc unharmed, but the charges are
lost.
By touch, and at a cost of four charges. a
wand of darkness can animate a single corpse
of a size S or M creature. A zombie, skeleton,
or animal zombie is thus produced and can be
commanded by the wand wielder as though an
animate dead spell had been cast. The undead
creature servcs until destroyed or until six
turns have elapsed, then it collapses. lfit is
still intact, a corpse or skeleton can then be
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animated anew by the expenditure of four
addi tional c harges. Attempts to animate
incomplete skeletons fail but still drain four
charges. The wand cannot be used to control
existing undead but only undead creatures cre·
ated by the wand.
In addition, 10% of these wands aregrealer
wands of darkness, capable of summoning a
shadow when so ordered. This function has a I in
3 chance of success (2 in 3 if in deep caverns or
ancient ruins) and expends 4 charges if successful
or nol. The shadow arrives in three rounds and
does not attack any creature holding or touching
the wand.
Roll Wand Type
01 -90 Lesser wand of darkness.
9 1-00 Greater wand of darkness.
of Death
XP Value: 20,000 GP Value: 100,000
Eldritch Wizardry
Orcus holds the wand of death (also known as
Orcus:S wand) that is a rod of obsidian toppd
with a skull. This instrument causes death (or
annihilation) to any creature, save those of like
status (other fiends, godlings, and similar crea·
tures), merely by touching their flesh.
of Defo liation
XP Value: 1,000 G PValue: 6,000
Unearthed Arcana
This wand is never constructed of any sort of
wood; instead, ivory o r bone is typica11y th(
major component. It has the following functions:
When one charge is expended, all chlorophyll
in a 30-foot radius from the wand is destroyed.
Thus, leaves tum to autumnal colors and drop
off, grass becomes brown and dry, and so
forth.
When two charges are expended, al1 normal
plant life within the 30-foot radius area of
effect withers and dies. Sentient plant crea·
tures and other unnatural sorts of plants will
not necessarily be kil1ed, but they wi11 each
suffer Id6 points of damage. If so desired, the
possessor of the wand can direct the force of
this power into a cone-shaped area of 30-foot
length. widening to 10-foot diameter at the
farthest point from the wand. Effects are the
same as for the spherical area of effect, except
that sentient and abnormal plant life within
the cone suffer 6d6 points of damage instead
of only Id6 . A ny plant-crea turc or oth er
abnormal planlthat lies partially within the
conical area of effect is entitled to a saving
throw vs. wand and if successful takes only \01
damage (3d6).

of Displacement
XP Va lue: 3,500 G P Valuc: 25,000
The Magistcr
This wand is exceedingly rare; probably on ly a
dozen or so exist, and most arc in the possession
of thieves' guilds in large cities. T he inventor is
thought to be the long-ago wizard Schollus, who
made a few (which he sold for vast s ums of
money) before disappearing forever into o ther
planes. He alone knew the secret of their making.
These wa nd s are among the most c lose ly
gua rded (and eage rl y sought ) treasures of
dweomercraft. The Guild in Baldur 's Gate is
known to hold one, and it is thought that another
lies in the hands of thieves in Hills far. Several are
rumored to be in the rich cities o f the South (due
to the number of inexplicable thefts there), but
the precise whereabouts of none can be heard or
read. Elminster can only give a partial set of com-
mand words for but a single wand (w hich o ne is
not known), from all his books oflore; three o f
the six words for that wand are: "Tamyr," "Urem-
born," and "Lairu"
A .....and of displacement can leleport wilhoul
error single pieces (or several pieces fastened
together in some way) of nonliving mate ria l
(which may be o rganic or fo rmerly ali ve) up to
160 feet away from their in itial position. The
wielder must touch the material to be tdeported
with the wand whi le speaking a command word,
and later touch the intended new location of the
mate ri al while s peaking the same co mmand
word. The material willihen be Ieleported from
one locat ion to the other within one segment.
Once the teleport has been accomplished, the
command word can be used for another object.
Magical i tems (or any items bearing a
dweomer) may be transported without affecting
their magic in any way, but the following limita-
tions apply: If the material is of over 30 cubic feet
in volume (weight does not maile r), o r is con-
tained within a magical prison (such as a protec-
tive circle. protection from evil, aforcecage.
imprisollment, and so on), or the intended new
location is over 160 feet distant from its location
at the time the wand wielder speaks the command
word a second time, the te leport does not wo rk
and the magic is to st. The command wo rd is
again free for use. Material that is destroyed, con-
sumed, or made living (such as a resurrected
corpse) cannot teleport. \ The transmogrification is permanent unless a
The wand may touch the intended location any
numbe r of times without ac tivating if the com-
mand word is not spoken. A magi6al prison (such
as a petrifie d creature, magic j ar, or the like)
could itself be teleporled, and the teleportation
circumvents any physical or magical barriers
arou nd the new location- o r between the two
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Wand of Element Tnnsmogrification
objects. The wa nd cannot move objects from
plane to plane.
Each wand has six set and unchangeable com-
mand words; up to s ix items can be simultane-
ously carried or held ready to teleport. Teleports
can be made in any order; the first word need not
be spoken a second time before the second, third,
or fo urth is spoken. The teleport will not work,
however. if a location is touched before the item.
Dispel magic cast upon the item does not negate
or foil a not-yet-completed teleportation; only
magical imprisonment (see above) of the item
can preven t the leleportation. Once teleports are
wasted by failing to work or used successfully,
the command words corresponding to them are
freed again for reuse. Know ledge of only one or
two command words permits simultaneously car-
ry ing only one or two items. This wand may not
be recharged, and each teleport, successful or not,
drains one charge. This wand may be used by all
elasses.
of Earth and Stone
XP Value G P Value
Normal : 2,000 10,000
Powerful : 3,000 15,000
DUNGEON MASTER Guide
A wand of this sort is typically short and tipped
with some form or mineral. It is imbued with the
following powers:
Dig Mcharge per use
Passwall I charge per use
Move earth 2 cha rges per use
In addition, 50% of these wands have the fol-
lowing powers:
Transmute mud (0 rock I cha rge per use
Transmute rock to mud I charge per use
of Element Tran smogrificati on
XPVa lue: 2,000 G PValue: 10,000
Tome of M allie
This wand changes a quantity of one element into
an equal amou nt of another element (water into
fire, eanh into ai r, and so on ). The element to be
affected must be withi n 60 feet of the wielder,
who merely pomts the wand at the element and
speaks the command word. For every 10 cubic
feet (or portion thereot) transformed, one charge
is drained from the wand.
succe ssful dispel magic is cast on the element.
Elements created by this wand have special char-
acteris tics. Fire requires no fuel to burn. Water
never evaporates. Air is abso lutely pu re, but
unless contained the air mingles with the atmos-
phere and is lost forever. Earth can appear as soil,
sand, clay, or stone, at the wielder's option. It is
"",wand of Enemy Detection
not possible to create treasure such as valuable
metals or gemstones with this wand.
This wand has no effect upon creatures of any
kind, except those from the Elemental planes. By
changing such creatures into their clement of
opposition (fire into water, air into earth, and the
like), the creature is obliterated. Thus, transmut-
ing a water elemental into fire disintegrates it.
A creature attacked by the wand is allowed a
saving throw vs. wand. If the save is failed, the
elemental is destroyed. If the save is successful,
the creature is not obliterated outright but suffers
6d6 points of damage and retains its true form.
In attacking an elemental, the number of Hit
Dice of the elemental determines the number of
charges used: one charge for an 8-HD elemental,
two charges for a l2-HD elemental, and three
charges for a 16-HD elemental. It is not possible
to use this wand to change an elemental into
another type of elemental. The wand may be used
once per round and can be recharged.
of Enemy Detection
XP Value: 2,000 GP Value: 10,000
DUNCEON MASTER Guide
This wand pulses in the wielder's hand and points
in the di rection of any creatures hostile to the
bearer of the device. The creatures can be invisible,
ethereal, astral, out of phase, hidden, disguised, or
in plain sight. Detection range is a 6O-foot sphere.
The function requires one charge to operate for
one turn. The wand can be recharged.
of Eyes
XP Value: ],000 GP Value: 20,000
The Magister
This wand emits a wizard eye (see the 4th-level
wizard spell ) upon command; each such use
drains one charge. The range and duration of the
eye are as if cast by a 6th-level wizard, regardless
of the level of the wie lder. Any use r who has
never employed a wizard eye spell before typi-
cally requires I d2 rounds to master moving
about, focussing, and comprehending what is
seen by an eye. The wand can also cure bl indness
by touch and command (at a cost of four charges
per use). If touched to the eyes of any one crea-
ture (including the wielder) and properly com-
manded, the wand can confer the ability to see
invisible creatures and objects within the affected
creatures' normal range of vision for the follow-
ing round only, at a cost of three charges. Note
that this ability is not x-ray vision; items and
beings concealed behind solid barriers cannot be
discerned. This wand functions only once in a
round regard less of how it is wielded, and not
once for each of its functions. No known method
of recharging these wands has yet been perfected.
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of Fear
XP Value: 3,000 GPValue: 15,000
DUNGEON MASTER Guide
When afear wand is activated, a pale amber ray
spri ngs from the tip of the wand in a cone 60 feet
long by 20 feet in base diameter that flashes on
and instantly disappears. Each creature touched
by the ray must roll a successful saving throw vs.
wand or react as per afear spell (1st-level priest
spell, remove fear reversal). In other words, crea·
tures affected by the wand turn and move at
fastest possible speed away from the wielder for
six rounds. Each use costs one charge. It can
operate just once per round. The wand can be
recharged.
of Feathers
XPValue: 3,000 GPValue: 15,000
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These wands are approximately 18 inches long,
made of rune-carved wood, and ti pped with a
small clump of multicolored feathers, making
them look much like feather dusters. A wand of
feathers casts four different spells and usually has
with 10dlOcharges.
Gust of wind, two charges.
Tasha:S- uncontrollable hideous laughter, one
charge.
Unsee'l Servant, one charge (lasts two hours).
Cantrip, one charge.
All spells are cast as if the wielder were a 6th·
level wizard.
Fire Wand of Suloise
XP Value: 4,000 GP Value: 35,000
GREYHAWK Adventures
This wand may have been the device that caused
the destruction of the Suc\ Empire, or it may have
been created to reproduce the event. No scholar
doubts that its creator was a wizard of great
power and violent tendencies. The wand is rarely
boughror~~d, since few wizards dare to use it.
Often it merely-fa lls into the hands of an unsus-
pecting spellcaster who never realizes its fu ll
powers and dangers until too late.
The wand can summon a deadly "fire" to rain
down in a 60-foot cube from a range of up to 80
yards. The "fire" inflicts five points of damage
per round to all creatures, regardless of protec-
tions, resistances, or immunities to normal or
magical flame. Such damage cannot be cured by
any spell less powerful than a heal spell. Further·
more, the fire will destroy buildings of less than
stone construction, and evaporate freestanding
liquid to a depth of one foot per round. Objects
exposed to the "fire" must save vs. disintegration
or be destroyed. Note, however, that matter is
burned to dust and ashes, not vaporized. Though
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the wa nd itself is never affected by Ihe (ire, the
wand has a 5% chance of a malfunction, in which
case the effect is centered upon the wand user.
The fi re requires three charges to operate and
has a minimum duration of six rounds. After this.
the caster can end the rain by concentrating for a
round and making a saving throw vs. spell . Each
round the wand continues to operate will drain
one more charge. If the wand is emptied, then the
fie ry rain vanishes and the wand explodes ,
engulfing the wizard and everything within 10
feel in a blast that inflicts 3d 10 points of damage.
The wand can be recharged, but o nly in the
Quasielemcntal Plane of Ash, which lies between
the Elemental Plane of Fire and the Negative
Energy Plane.
of Fire
XPValue: 4,500 GP Value: 25,000
OUNGEON MASTER Guide
This wand can function like the following wizard
spells:
Burning hands: The wand emits a fan-shaped
sheet of fire 10 feet wide at its end and 12 feet
long. Each creature touched suffers 6 points of
damage. The sheet of fire appears instantly,
shoots forth dark red flames, and snuffs out in
less than one second. It expends one charge.
Pyrotechnics: This function duplicates the
spell of the same name. It has an initiative
modifier of + 2 and expends one charge.
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Fireball: The wand coughs forth a pea size
sphere that streaks Oul lO the desired range (to
a maximum of 160 feet) and bursts in a fiery,
violel-red blast, jusllike Ihe fireball spell. The
initiative modifier is +2, and this expends two
charges. The f ire ball inflicts 6d6 points of
damage, but all I s rolled are counted as 2s
(that is, the burst causes 12- 36 poinls). A sav-
ing throw vs. wand is app licable.
Wall offire: The wand can be used to draw a
fiery curtain of purplish-red flames 1,200 feet
square (IO 'X I20', 20'x60', 30'x40', and so
on). The flames las\ for six rounds and cause
2d6+6 points of damage if touched (2d4
points if within 10 feet of the fi re, I d4 if
within 20 feet). The flames can also be shaped
into a ring around the wand user (but the cir-
cle is 25 feet in diameter). The initiative modi·
fier is +3, and its use expends two charges.
The wand of rire can operate just once per
round. It can be recharged.
of FirebaUs
XP Value: 2,000 GP Value: 16,000
Unearthed Arcana
Thi s wand simply enables the wielder to cast a
fireball spell as if he or she were a wizard of 6th
level. Damage is 6d6 points, with saving throws
applicable for hair damage. The wand can be
recharged by any wiza rd of at least 8th level.
of Fi reballs II
XP Value: 2,000 GP Value: 16,000
DuNGEONS & DRAGONS Rules Cyclopedia
This wand creates afireball effect (as if using the
wizard spell) up to 240 feet away. All victims take
6d6 points of fire damage, but they may make a
saving throw vs. wand for half damage. The wand
cannot be recharged.
of Flam e Extinguishing
XPValue: 1,500 G PValue: 10,000
DUNGEON MASTt:!1 Guide
This sort of wand has three separate runctions:
Nonmagieal fires of normal size can be extin-
guished without using any charges. Normal
size includes anything up to the size of a bon-
fire or a fire in a regular fireplace-equalto
four to six billets ofwood burning hotly.
To extinguish large nonmagical fires, flaming
oil in quantity equal to a gallon or more, the
fire produced by a fie nd, aflame longu e
sword, or a burning hOlrds spell, one charge is
expended from the wand. Continual magical
flames, such as those of a sword or a creature
able to ignite, will be extinguished for six
rounds and will flare up again after that timc.
When applied to large magical fires such as
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fromfireboll,flame strike, or wolf offire
spells, two charges are expended from the
wand as the flames are extinguished. If the
device is used upo n a crealUre composed of
flame (a fire elemental, for instance), a suc-
cessful attack roll inflicts 6d6 points of dam-
age upon the creature.
of fog
XPValue: 1,750 GP Value: 8.000
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When act ivated, this wand creates 1,000 cubic
feet of fog per round fo r Id6+6 rounds, like the
1st-level illusion spell wall offog. Such usage
drain s the wand of one charge. The initial
10'x I0'xI0' fog cube can be centered on any
area within 60' of the wand user and within his or
her range of vision. On subsequent rounds, addi-
tional cubes of fog can be created in adjacent
10' xI0 ' xI0' areas as willed by the wand user.
Each fog cube persists for one turn after its cre-
ation. The wand is usable by all classes and may
be recharged by illu sionists of 12th or higher
level.
of Fog Control
XP Value: 4,000 GP Value: 20,000
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Pol,VItEl>RON
Usually made of hardwood, a wand offog COn/rol
looks like a discarded twig. Appearances are
deceiving, however, as this is a powerful magical
item. When a charge is expended, the wand cre-
ates a bank of fog that encompassed 60,000 cubic
feet. The fog obscures normal sight and infral'i-
sian beyond four feet. A second charge allows the
wielder to shape the eloud. Another charge cre-
ates a path through the fog that is 6 feet high by 6
feet wide and follows a course d ictated by the
wielder. The duration of the fog is 10 minutes
unless the wie lder expends another charge to
remove the fog earl ier. Wands offog cOn/rol are
found with Id I00 charges.
of Force
XP Value: ],000 GP Value: 30,000
The Forgotten Temple ofTharizdun
Although it is rumored that the idea of sueh a
wand has taken many form s, the one which has
been standardized so to speak, is a trifunetion
device which requires considerable operator
knowledge only in the application of its third
function.
First, a wand afforce enables the wielder to
cause a shaft of nearly invisible, blue-white
energy to spring forth from its tip. This shaft of
energy extends 4 feet and is equa l to a bastard
sword +5 with respect to attack rolls and damage.
This usage expends one charge per IUrn.
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Secondly. a wand afforce can be employed W
create a wall afforce duplicating the 5th-level
w izard spell of the same name as ifcast by'
10th- level wizard. This functi on expends one
charge per wall created, and a single usage peT
round is possible.
Thirdly, a wand afforce can be employed to
create a nearly invisible plane of energy which
performs as if it had been created by the casting
of a Bigbysforceful hand spell. The wand U$tt
must.actually be a wizard in order to activale this
function, and regardless of his or her level, one of
the various Bigby 's hand/ fi st spe ll s must be
recorded for study (not necessarily for casting) ill
the spell books of the wand wielder. Use ofthi!
function expends ~-charge per round.
Fighters of all types are able to use the first and
second functions of the wand. The device can be
recharged by a wizard of 16th or higher level, and
in addition it can draw sufficiem energy to regain
a single charge by being touched to any of the
following: a manifestation of one of the Bigby's
hand /fi st spell s, a manifestati on of the Mor·
denkainen s sword spell, or a manifestation oft
wall offorce. Touching any of these things with
the wand causes the effect of a disintegrate spell,
destroying the spell manifestation instantly, and
enabling the wand to absorb power equivalent to
a single charge.
of Freshness
XPValue: 1,500 CPV.lue: 7,500
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Pot,VltEDRON
These wands arc always a bright color and are
usually deco rated with etchings of flowers . By
expending a charge, the wielder is able to turn
rancid, spoiled food into fresh, delicious fare. A
single charge will cover one cubic fOOl of food.
Wands offreshness are found with IdlOO charges
and can easi ly be recharged.
of Frost
XP Value: 6,000 GP Value: 50,000
DUNGEON MASTER Guide
Afros! wand can perform three fu nctions that
duplicate wizard spells. The wand can function
once per round and may be recharged.
Ice storm: A silvery ray springs forth from tile
wand and an ice (or sleet) storm occu~ up to
60 feet away from the wand holder. This func-
tion requires one charge.
Wall afice:The silvery ray forms a wall ofice.
six inches thick, covering a 600-square-foot
area (I 0'x6O' , 20'x30', and so on). lIS initia·
tive modifier is +2, and it uses one charge.
Cone afcold: White crystalline motes spray
forth from the wand in a cone with a 60-foot
length and a terminal diameter of 20 feet. The
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"' initiative modifier is +2, and the effect lasts
just one second. The temperature is - IOO(DG)
F and da mage is 6d6, treating a ll 1s rolled as
25 (6<16, 12-36). T he cost is two charges per
use. A saving throw vs. wand is applicable.
Gremlin
XP Value: 3,000 G P Value: 10,000
Top Ballisl&
This wand is often a stout shaft of mahogany or
ebony some 18 inches long, lipped with a .....'OOden
claw into which is set a sphere of quartz. It has
three uses. First, the wand can detect gremlins. It
does this automatically wi thin 120 feet (ifthcrc is
mo re than one gremlin in range, it detects the
nearest). Withi n the sphere. a small blue glow
shows the direction of the gremlin, and the closer
the gremlin, the stronger the glow. This docs not
use any charges from the wand.
Second, the wand provides protection against
the chaotic aura effects of gremli ns. The wa nd
holder gains +4 on any saving throws he must
make for himself or his equipmenl. If none would
normally be allowed, he gets one anyway (but
without the +4 bonus). This funct ion uses no
charges.
Third, if a charge is drawn from the wand, all
gremlins in a 30-foot radius from the wand must
save vs. wand or flce in fear for Jd4 turns. They
will not willingly approach within 300 feet of the
spot from which they were fo rced to n ee for
\d4+4 weeks. Once all charges have been used
from the wand, it decays to dust.
of Hamm erblows
XPValue: 1,000 CPV.Jue: 8,000
The Magister
The wizard Phultan recently developed thi s
device, and has used it to shatter potion via ls,
delicate jewel ry, brittle parchment maps and
scroll s, lante rns, mirrors, ladde r rungs, and
even the material components of rival spe llcasl-
ers. It can't direc tly affect livi ng creatures, and
is thus little sought a fter by rival wizards, but
Phultan has sold several to thieves and assassins
in Westgate , Amn, the Vilhon Reach, and the
Kingd oms o f the South, wh o have see n its
potential. Elminster has examined one that was
found on a thief slain in Waterdeep, and sets
dow n its powers below. Its command word, he
reports, is " Dessoul"
This wa nd, when acti vated by a whi spered
command, causes objects to be affected as if by a
"crushing blow" (forcing a saving throw to be
made at par on the item savi ng throw matrix).
Targets must be nonliving items, of any size, but
at least some portion of them must be within 60
fect of the tip of the wand- and they must be vis-
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Wand of IIlumirunio"...
ible to the wa nd- wielder when the wand is acti-
vated. No known physical or magical barriers can
stop the wand's effect, which is silent and does
not affect or alert surroundings-such as a crea-
tu re holding the item- at all. No actual physical
blow is dealt, but rather there is a magical assault
on the internal structure of the item.
The wand can be used by any class, and is
rechargeable. One charge is expended per ham-
merblow, regardless of the blow's effectiveness. It
is not possible to hit an alternate item by acci-
dent- the intended targe t is chosen mentally by
the wand-wielder, and ir it is missed nothing at all
occurs.
of Highfolk
XPVa!ue: 4,000 CPValue: 18,000
GII. EYII",WK Adventures
A favorite weapon of high elves in the northwest,
this wand causes dissension between humans,
demi-humans, or humanoids of evil alignment in
a 30' x30' area. Any of these creatures that fail a
saving th row vs. wand will become unusually
factious and qua rrelsome, convinced that thei r
allies are in fact dangerous enemies. This may
lead to open fighting: those affected by the wand
must make a saving throw vs. spell at each signif-
icant provocation to avoid comi ng to blows. If the
OM de si res, anacks by commo n e nemies or
strong leadership may improve the saving throws,
whi le malicious insults or actual blows may
worse n them. The effect of the wand lasts a maxi-
mum of Id6 turns, less irone faction has been
slain.
of Ice Storms
XP Value: 2,500 G P Val ue: 20,000
Unearthed Arcana
This device enables the wielder 10 cause an ice
storm j ust as ir he or she were a wizard of 7th
level. Either damaging hail or sleet and slippery
conditions are possible (see the ice storm spell
explanation). The wand can be recharged by a
wizard of 9th level.
of rnumination
XP Value: 2,000 C P Value: 10,000
DuNGEON MASfER Guide
This wand has rour separate func tions, three of
wh ich app roxi mate wizard s pe ll s, and one of
which is uniq ue. The wand can be recharged.
Dancing lights: The wand pr.w:iuces this effect
at a cost of one charge.
Light: The illumination wand sends forth light
at an expenditure of one charge.
Continual light: This ru nction requires two
charges.
Sunburst: When this effect is called forth, the
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wand delivers a sudden flash of brilliant,
greenish-white light, with blazing golden rays.
The range of this sunburst is 120 feet maxi-
mum, and its duration is \{. of a second. Its
area of effect is a globe with a 40-foot diame-
ter. Any undead within this globe suffe r 6d6
points of damage, with no saving throw. Crea-
tures within or facing the burst must roll suc-
cessful saving throws vs. wand or be blinded
for one rou nd and be unable to do anything
during that period. (Of course, the creatures in
question must have sight organs sensitive to
the visible lig ht spectrum). The function
requires three charges.
of Illu sion
XPValue: 3,000 G PValue: 20,000
DUNGEON M ASTER Guide
This wand creates audible and visual illusions
(audible glamer, phantasmal force). The wand
emits an invisible ray, with a 140-foot maximum
range. The effect has an initiative modifier of +3.
The wand wielder must concentrate on the illu-
sion in order to maintain it- the user may move
normally but can 'I engage in combat during this
time. Each portion costs one charge to effect and
one per roun d to cont inue. The wand may be
recharged.
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Iron
XPValue: 19,000 GP Value: 95,000
Gods, Demigods, & Heroes
This device makes alt invisible things appear if
within 30 yards of it. It can make objects disap-
pear as disappearing dust, it acts as a staff of
striking, and will grow to any length and become
roughened for easy climbing.
Karelia's Wand of Illusion
XP Value: 2,750 GPValue:
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Karelia's wand generates audible glamer and
phantasmal force spell effects just as any wand
af illusion would. However, Ka relia has man·
aged to modify this particular one so that any
visual effect created has a large amount of pink
in it, which us ually appears very odd. Ka relia
once created a fountain in the midst of a flower
garden, but the trees and the fou ntain'S spray
were pink.
of Knock
XP Value: 2,500 G P Value: 15,000
The Magister
This rare and unusual type of wand has a variety
of powers. It can perform only one such funclion
in a round, and so operates only once in that
round. lis most common function is to open all
no rmal locks at a louch, noiselessly and within
one round per lock. This drains one charge per
lock but does not alert the wielder to, or deacti-
vate, any traps or alarms associated with such
locks. Magically held or wizard locked portals,
doors, and hatches can be passed through freely
al a touch of this wand. The hold on held things is
negated, at a cost of one charge per level of the
caster who put it there; a wizard lock is opened
for six rounds, not destroyed, for the same cost in
charges. This process takes one round for magical
holds, and Id3 (determine randomly) fo r locks;
once begun, the wand wielder need not keep the
wand in contact with the door and can turn his or
her attention elsewhere.
The wand can alert creatures up to 60 feet dis·
tant, when grasped and soundlessly directed. This
func tion does nol expend charges, and takes the
form of either an audible, faint but distinct
"knocking" sound or a soundless tap on one crea-
tu re- a fo rce insufficient to deal damage or
affect balance or spellcast ing- as the wielder
chooses. At a cost of one charge, this wand can
also operate as a shatter spell (see 1st-level wiz-
ard spell; 60-foot range, nonmagical glass only).
This wand can be recharged.
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of Light
XPValue: 50 G P Value: 250
Needle
This odd and flexible wand is mad e of an
unknow n substance. I f struck against any hard
object , it glows to 30-foot radius for one tu rn ,
then goes dark. It can be used as often as desired
and has no charges.
of Lightening
XPValue: 1,000 GPValue: 7,500
DRJ.<iON Magazine 35
This wa nd, whether directed at an opponent or
oneself, will cause the operator to gradually
become weightless. Once the wand is activated it
cannot be stopped until the process is complete (5
rounds). Treat as gaseo us form to see jf the victim
is blown by air currents, although the victim wi ll
obviously not be able to pass through cracks or
holes.
of Lightning
XP Value: 4,000 GP Value: 30,000
DuNGEON MASTU Guide
This wand has two functions that closely rescm-
ble wizard spells:
• Shock: Thi s does I d I 0 points of damage to a
target struck in combat, with no saving throw.
Characters wearing metal ar mor and shields are
treated as Armor Class 10. Plain leather and
wood work normally. Magic bonuses on metal
armor do no t affect Armor Class, but a ring of
protection does. The shock uses one charge.
, Lightning bolt: The possessor of the wand can
discharge a bolt of lightning. The stroke can be
either a forked or straight bolt (see the wizard
spell , lighlning bolt). Damage is 12- 36 (6d6,
trea ting Is as 2s), but a saving th row is applica-
ble. This func tion uses two charges and has an
initiative modifier of +2 .
The wand may be recharged . It can perfo rm
only one function per round.
of Lightning Bolts
XPV.l ue: 2,000 G P Value: 16,000
Unearthed Arcana
A wand of this na ture enables the possessor to
cast a lightning bolt as ifhe or she were a wizard
of 6th level. Damage is 6d6 points, with saving
throw applicable for half damage. Either fonn of
bolt (forked or single stroke) is possible. The
device can be rec harged by a wizard of 8th level.
of Lightning Bolts II
XPValue: 2,000 G P Value: 16,000
DUNGEONS & D RAGONS Rules Cyclopedia
This creates a lightning bolt (as if using the wiz-
ard spell), starting up to 240 feet away and 60 feet
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long from that point. The victims take 6d6 points
of electrical damage, but they may make a saving
throw VS . wand for half damage.
Lightwand
XP Value GPValue
Ring: 200 2,000
Wand: 30 100
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A /ightwand produces so ft light to a 30-foot
radi us when struc k agai nst a hard object. This
effect lasts for one turn per strike. The wand can
be used as often as desired, and uses no charges.
A lightwand can also be fitted with a special ring,
abo ut 2 inc hes ac ross. T he ring focuses and
ampli fi es the light, creating a damaging beam
whe n the ring is slid along the wand. The maxi-
mum rate of fire is two shots per turn. The ray has
a ra nge of 120 feet and can infl ict 2d8 points of
damage to a ta rget creature with a successful
attack roll. Any target is treated as AC 10, modi-
fied only for magic and Dexterity bonuses. The
victim may make a savi ng throw vs. wand for
one-half damage. There are no class restrictions,
but weapon profic iency applies. Fog or other
obscuremcnt cuts the range to 10 feet or less. The
ring uses one charge per shot (whether hit or
miss), and has 20 charges when new.
of Lloth
XP Value: 3,000 GP Value: 25,000
MENZODERRANl.AN Campaign Set
This is a tiny device, no more than 8 inches long.
It can be employed for several different purposes:
Web: The wand can launch the equivalent of
one web spell per round, creating the effect up to
120 feet away from the wielder.
• Rope: The wand will lau nch a thin, but very
strong, rope. The rope will travel up to 240 feet ,
to a secure location indicated by the user (or,
allernate ly, it ca n hang straight dow n without
being attached to anything). Once fastened, it
remains affixed until the wielder commands it to
release. The rope cannot be affected by fire or
nonnal weapons; if attacked by magical weapons,
it is assumed to have an AC of -4 and 12 hit
points. However, it can be cut by the wielder of
the wand with any knife or blade, by the use of a
command word.
The wand, when new, contains a full 240 feet
of rope. If the rope is saved after each use (drawn
back into the wand) the full length is available the
next time. If any is lost, however, it is lost perma-
nently.
Sting: The wand extends into a scorpion-like
scimitar that functions in all respects as a poi-
soned long sword +4. The user needs no pro-
ficiency but must know a command word to
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activate the stingsword. Damage is inflicted
normally (l d8+4 agai nst human sizc foes), but
anyone struck with it must also make a saving
throw vs. poison. If the save fails, the charac-
ter is paralyzed for 3d6 turns.
Mace-Wand of Lightning
XP Value: 4,000 GP Value: 40,000
Egg of the Phoeni~
This is a special combination weapon, it acts as a
mace +2 and as a wand of lightning. The wand
(handle) can be recharged. Once the wand uses its
last charge, the weapon loses its magical abilities.
of Magic Detection
XP Value: 2,500 GPValue: 22,000
DuNGEON M,\STEJt Guide
This wand is similar in operat ion to an enemy
delee/ion wand. Ifany form of magic is in opera-
tion, or a magical item exists within a 30-foot
radius, the magic de/ec/ion wand pul ses and
points to the strongest source. Note that the wand
will point to a person upon whom a spell has been
cast.
Operation req uires one round, and successive
rounds will point out successively less-powerful
magical radiations. The school of magic (abjura-
tion, alteration, and so on) can be determined if
one round is spent concentrating on the subject
emanation. One charge is expended pcr turn (or
fractio n thereof) of use. Starting with the second
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round of continuous use, there is a 2% cumulative
chance per round that the wand tcm porarily mal-
functions and indicates nonmagical items as magi-
cal, or vice-versa. The wand may be recharged.
of Magical Mirrors
XPValue: 3,000 GPValue: 20,000
The Magister
These wands were made by the Archmage Glendar
who, though good and noble in life, became a lich
and was later des troyed. The knowledge of their
construction is now lost. Perhaps 20 were made,
and most survive about the Realms in the p0sses-
sion of powerful wizards, or in treasure caches.
Elminster has found four known command words
in his researches: "Phasral," "Talusta," "Ormduth,"
and"Resshemma." To which wands these apply-
and indeed, where specifically any of these wands
are-is not known.
Activation of this wand creates an opaque, sil-
very, and reflective circular shield offorce. The
shield appears wherever the wand is pointing, to
feet distant from the wielder of the wand, facing
outward. Its surface reflects images (i ncluding
the gaze of the catoblepas and basilisk) like a
mirror; the wand wielder can look through the
mirror as though it was a window without suffer-
ing any harm from such attacks-a nd when
viewed through the shield. things appear as they
truly are: iltusions are invisible; creatures or
items disguised by magic, mUlable form, or invis-
ibi lity (such as dopplegangers, shapechanged
individuals, leprechauns, farastu gehreleths, and
batezzu) arc revealed in their true forms; and so
fo rth. The mirror-shield lasts for Id6+2 rounds
(at random, not at the wielder's command) and
moves as the wielder moves the point of the
wa nd. Each wand can only have one shield cre-
ated from it in existence at a time (the first shield
instantly disappears if the second is activated).
The caster need not concentrate on the shield to
maintain its existence and can even put the wand
down or pass the wand to another (who thereby
assumes control of the shield's location) to
engage in spellcasting or other activities.
The shield has no tangible physical existence;
it can neither ward off attacks nor be used as a
weapon. Creatures pass through it as though it
does not exist. It does, however, reflect color
spray spells striking it from any direction directly
back at the caster and harmlessly dispel darkness
and prismatic spheres, walls, and sprays upon
cOnlact. Dispel magic, limited wish, wish, or alter
reality destroys such a shield; it cannot otherwise
be affected. Each creation of such a shield drains
one charge from the wand., and such wands are
not rechargeable. Wizards, illusionists, priests,
and druids may use this wand.

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of Magic Missiles
XPValue: 4,000 GPValue: 35,000
DuNGEON M ASTER Guide
This wa nd di scharges magic missiles similar to
those of the 1st-level wizard spell of the same
namc. The missile causes Id4+ 1 points of dam-
age. It always h its its target when the wand is
wielded by a wizard; otherwise an attack roll is
required. The wand has an initiative modifier of
+3, and each missile costs one charge. A maxi-
mum o f two may be expended in one round. The
wand may be recharged.
Meriadar's
XP Value: 4,000 GP Value: 30,000
Monster Mythology
Meriadar's avatar carries a wand ofsize alleration
with which he can reduce hostile creatures down
to 10% of their normal size to negate their offen-
sive capability.
of Metal Command
XPV.lue: 2,500 GPValue: 10,000
Unearthed A=
This wand appears to be nothing more useful than
a wand of me tal and mineral detection, but in the
hands of a dwarf or gnome, its exceptional pow-
ers become operational:
[fone charge is expended, the wand call trailS-
mute gold to lead, or lead to gold. The range of
this power is 30 feet , and the amount of metal
converted is Id6 pounds.
If two charges are expended, the user can heal
metal in the same fashion as the druid spell of the
same name. Range is 30 feet, and only a s ingle
larget area of 3-foot-diameter can be affected,
causing up to 60 pounds of metal within this area
to become heated.
If three charges are expended, the possessor of
the wand can cast anyone of the following spells
just as if he or she were a n 18th-level wiza rd :
crystalbriule, glassee, or glossteel.
of Metal Detection
XPVa[ue: 1,500 GPV.lue: 7,500
DuNGEONS & DRAGONS Rules Cyclopedia
This wand will point toward any type of metal
named if within 20 feet and if 100 pounds or
more in weig h!. The user ca n not detect the
amount of metal.
of Metal and Mineral Detection
XP Value: 1,500 GP Va lue: 7,500
D UNGEON M ASTER Guide
This wand has a 30-foot rad ius range. It pulses in
the wie lder's hand and points to the largest mass
of metal within its effective a rea of operation.
However, the wielder can concentrate on a spe-
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Wand of Misplaced Objects
cific metal or mineral (gold.. platinum, quartz,
beryl, diamond, corundum, and so on). If the spe-
cific mineral is within range, the wand will point
to any and all places it is located, and the wand
possessor will know the approximate quantity as
well. Eac h operatio n requires one round. Each
charge powers the wand for two full turns. The
wand may be recharged.
Mirynda 's Wand of
Polymorphing
XP Value: 4,000 G P Value: 30,000
1992 Fan\8$)' Collector Card 261
Mirynda s wand is a bit more efficient than others
of the like; she is not limited to polymorphing her
vic tims into small, inoffensive animals- she can
change them into rocks, plants, or monsters with
Hit Dice e qual to the victim's level. If she uses
the wand as a range weapon (60' range), then the
effects are temporary, lastin g Id6+6 hours: tar-
ge ts are entitled to a saving throw, with success
indicating a miss. If she rolls a successful attack
roll and to uc hes her victim wi th the wand, then
t he effects are pe rmanent ; unless the victim
makes a successful saving throw, in which case
the effects are temporary, as above.
of Misplaced Objects
XPVltlut:: 2,000 G PVa lue: 10,000
Tome of Magic
This wand emits a multitude of golden orbs that
rush toward a target creature. The orbs surround
the victim, swirling wildly for one round. During
this rime the victim is confused and can take no
action.
At the end of the round, the orbs vanish and the
victim is free to act. The escapee discovers, how-
ever, that all objects on hi s or he r person have
been moved. Some items are inconveniently
located, while others are nowhere to be seen. A
warrior might fi nd his magical ring on one of his
toes, his sword in his pants, his gold pieces in thc
sheath o f his sword, and his breastplate o n his
head. The more possessions a vic tim owns, the
more confused the situation becomes. The DM is
encouraged to be devious.
Because of the chaotic placement of items, the
victim suffers several penalties. Movement is
reduced by half. Armor Class of characters ,,"'Car-
ing armor is reduced by 2, since pieces are not
worn properly. Attack rolls made by the vic tim
arc made at a - 2 penalty. These penalties are
eliminated if the victim devotes Id4+ 1 rounds to
rearranging all gear.
A character requ iring an item ca rr ied in a
backpack, pouch, pocket, or other comainer must
spend 2d6 rounds searching for the item. The
penalty is cance led if three turns are s pent
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unpacking and repacking all gear.
The DM must define the locations of objects
any time a character reac hes for them o r if they
impai r motion or sight. When deciding locatio ns
of objects, the DM s hould s tate the obvious
effects of impaired sight and movemem immedi-
ately, such as boots worn on hands or a cloak over
the face.
Items held wit hin a bag of holding, Heward 's
handy haversack, or other magical contai ners are
unaffected. However, the containers the mselves
are subjec t to relocation. The wand uses o ne
charge per attack. It may be rechargcd.
Mistletoe
XPValue: 1,500 GPValue: 15,000
DRAGON Magazine J 87
This wand is created by druids who expec t to
spcnd extended periods of time away fro m their
native g rove. When manufactured, a mistletoe
wand has exactly 80 charges (if fo und, it has 80
- 2d20 charges). The wand transforms into a shil-
lelagh (as the 1st-level spell) at no expenditure of
charges. Fo r one charge per round, the druid may
use it to east any one of these spells: invisibiliry to
animals , locate animals or plants, detect snares
and pits, and pass without lrace (wielder only).
The most imporlant power of the wand, however,
is its use as a substitute for greater mistletoe. Any
spell that req uires mistletoe as a material compo-
nent may be cast with this wand as the compo-
nem instead (one charge is expended if the wand
is used this way). To do so, the druid grasps the
wand and speaks a command word; these actions
do not delay the casti ng of the spell (there is no
initiative pe nalty to use this wand). The wand
cannot be recharged. If the wand is buried in the
grove where it was made after its c harges have
becn depleted, the amount of mistletoe available
for harvest from that grove during the next fu ll
moon is twice normal.
Mystic
XPVa lue: 1,000 GP Value: 6,000
DRAGON Magazine t39
Th is 6- inc h glass wand becomes the hill of a
sword of light when a command wo rd is spoken
The weapon may be wielded by a nyo ne and
causes Idl O points of damage. Another command
word shuts off the weapon.
Nabil 's Wand of Magic Missiles
XP Val ue: 4,000 GP Value: 35,000
1992 Fantasy Collector Card 296
Nabil's version of the wand of mag ic missiles
shoots forth up to two magical missiles in a single
round each inflicting Id4+1 points of damage to
targets. In addition, each missile leaves a bright
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glowing path and issues a high-pitched shriek as
it streaks toward its target. Various missiles have
a different color of flamin g path, and the sound
each make is slightly different, much as various
firework s sound and appear unique during a
pyrotechnical display.
of Negation
XPValue: 3,500 GP Value: 15,000
Dl.rNGEO~ MASTERGuide
This device neaates the spell or magical functions
of rods, staves, wa nds, and other magical items.
The individual with the negation wand points the
device, an d a pale-gray beam shoots fort h to
touch the target device or individual. This totally
negates any wand function , and makes any other
spel l or magical function from a device 75'/.
likely to be negated, regardless of the level or
power of the spell. The wand can function once
per round, and each nega tion drains one charge.
The wand cannot be recharged.
Nidus's Wand of E ndless Repetition
XP Val ue: 3,500 GP Value: 25,000
DRAGO~ M agazine 40
Named for the legendary wiza rd who by its use
gave us the oath "Nidus's Curse! ", examples of
this device typically have but4dl2 charges when
found. The art of its fabrication is lost and has not
yet been rediscovered. Upon command, such a
wand emits a gray cone of light that reaches a 40-
foot diameter at its maximum range of 15 feet.
The cone may be continually maintained at a cost
of o ne c harge per round. Creatures caught in its
light are allowed a saving throw. Any victi m not
having special magic res istance who is physically
touched by the wand gets no saving throw.
Anyone affected by the wand is forced to end-
lessly repeat actions ta ken during the preceding
two rounds (or at least mimic them, as in the case
of a spellcaster, who would continually try to cast
the particul a r spe ll eve n after hi s magic is
exhausted). This a utomation-style cycle of two
rounds of action, two rounds of the same actions
in reverse to the starting position once again, and
so on will continue until dispel mOf{ic, removt
curse, o r a wish is cast upon the victim. Even if
the victim s hou ld die from lack of food and
wate r, o r from damage infl icted by passing crea·
tures, the corpse endlessly completes the cycles
until it fa lls apart.
of Obliteration
XPVal ue: 2,500 GPValue: 12,500
The Magister
The origin and means of making these rare and
powerful wands are now lost. Six were discovered
in a chest on the island realm of Ruathym over
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[00 years ago. One is now thought to be in the
treasury of that nation- the finders sold the
others at enormous prices and their descendants
are now wealthy merchant families of that nation.
I f any others have been found since, no one
knows about it. The whereabouts of all are
unknown. Elminsterbelieves that only about 10
have ever existed in the Realms; he can find no
hint of even a single command wo rd for any of
them. The wands are said to be dangerous; some-
times they tum back upon the user.
This wand can harmlessly erase and dispel
symbols, glyphs a/warding, and other written
messages and runes (such as a wizard mark). It
can obliterate scrolls and even pages from spell
books, but all such items (regardless of how writ-
ten and on what) gain a saving throw vs. "magical
fire" on the Saving Throw Matrix for Magical
and Non-Magical Items, as if they were "parch-
ment or paper," with bonuses and penalties as fol-
lows:
Nonnal, nonmagical writing: - 3
Wizard mark, identifying rune or sigil for
magical person or thing, command word, mes-
sage concealed by unreadable magic: + 1.
Symbol, glyph a/warding, protective circle or
other magical rune: +2
Single written spell (such as a scroll), seeret
pngf! mileic: +3.
Spellbook page (or scroll ifin close proximity
to other scrolls or spell books); includes all
mu[tispell scrolls, but not secret page spell
book pages: +4.
Messages and marks deeply cut into stone can-
not be destroyed by this wand. Only one message
(regardless of extent), spell, or magical rune can
be affected with the wand per round, and the fad-
ing (if successful) takes a full round. If an erasing
attempt is unsuccessful, there is a 5% chance the
wand will explode, doing 4dl2+6 points of dam-
age to all within iO feet. The wand cannot be
recharged, and each use, successful or not, drains
one charge. Only wizards, illusionists, and incan-
tatrixes can use this wand.
of Ochalor's Eye
XPValue: 3,500 GPValue: 15,000
D RAGON Maguine 40
This wand is topped w ith a fiery orange gem,
known as Ochalor s eye, or the eye offear. It
pulses with li ght, and when glowi ng acts as an
extra-strongfear spell; all creatures within its 6-
yard range (cone-shaped area of effect as infear
spell) drop anything in thei r hands and quake in
fear, rootcd to the spot. They stare at the eye gem
in a trance, oblivious to all else. Creatures of
under 6 Hit Dice get no saving throw; creatures of
6 Hit Dice and over get a saving throw as follows:
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H.it Dice Save Penalty
6 -3
7 -2
8 - I
9+ Nonnal
Creatures that are afraid are frozen to the spot
unless the gem is hidden from their view or they
are physically struck, upon which they break fret
of their trance and flee blind[y, screaming in ter·
ror, for fi ve rounds (or longer, if they are not OUt
of sight of the wand by that time).
It is said that those who look into the lighted
gem see the manner of their deaths, endlessly
replayed. Others speak of some cold and malig-
nant intelligence which seems to know alltheil
hurts and fears- and laughs contemptuously at
them. Few afterwards remember what of this is
true, but their fear and hatred of Oehalor seye
remain. Any creature who has suffered the effects
of the wand is 50% likely 10 attempt to destroy
any wand of this type they subsequently
encounter, regardless of whether it is held by
friend or foe
Each wink of the gem expends one charge.
Upon draining all charges, the gem shatters. The
wand cannot be recharged.
Odin's Rune
XP Value: 10,000 GP Value: 60,000
Gods, Demigods, & Heroes
This wand is golden with etched Nordic runes of
power upon and around its surface. Every lime
this wand is used the particular rune that repre-
sents the power being used will shine. The wand's
many powers are
Acts as a Rod of Rulership.
Summons the Elements. ( 1d4 Elementa[s of
the user's choice).
Conjure or Dispel fiend. The user may sum-
mon or dispel a fiend once a month.
Emanates a cont inual anrimagic spell. The
user's magic can work through this shell.
Stores 12 spells of the user's choice.
Causes instantaneous death to any mortal or
nondeity who handles it.
It cannot be detected by deleel magic spells.
ofOrcus
XP Value: 20,000 GP Value: 100,000
Eldritch Wizardry
The wand ofOrcus, also known as the wand of
death, is a rod of obsidian topped by a skull. When
used by any other than Orcus himself, the wand
has a 50% chance of annihilating any creature
(except ficnds, godlings, and the like) merely by
touch, but subjects the user to one of the curses
stated below each time this is tried. In addition, it
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bestows the following abilities/penalties:
Move at double speed.
Cure lighl WQunds once a day.
Speak with animals.
Cause serious wound; user receives 2d 12
points of damage.
Orgel's Wand of Earth Passage
XPValue: 6,000 GPValue: 45,000
1992 Fantasy Collector Card 626
Orgel's wand is basically the same as a wand of
co"idors: it allows its user to clear short corridors
through the Plane of Elemental Eanh and the Qua-
sielemental Plane of Minerals. One charge clears a
lO'x\O'x50' path through either plane. The wand
does not affect living creatures, so it cannot be
used to attack an earlh elemental, for example.
Orgels wand has an additional ability, though. The
expenditure oftwo charges will open a portal to
the Ethereal Plane, allowing the user and his com-
rades to exit the planes of Earth and Minerals.
of Paralyzation
XP Va lue : 3,500 GPVal ue: 25,000
DUNGEON MASTER Guide
This wand shoots forth a thin ray of bluish color to
a maximum range of 60 feet Any creature touched
by the ray must roll a successful saving throw vs.
wand or be rendered rigidly immobile for 5d4
rounds. A save indicates the ray missed, and there
is no effect As soon as the ray touches one crea-
ture, it stops-the wand can attack only one target
per round. The wand has an initiative modifier of
+3, and each use costs one charge. The wand may
operate once per round. It may be recharged.
Phandore's Wand or Fire
XPValue: 4,700 GPValue: 30,000
1992 Fantasy Colle<:tor Card 263
Coming from a family of elf blacksmiths, Phan-
dare has imbued h is wand with an extra black-
smith-l ike quality. He can expend two charges
fro m the wand, then it to touch a weapon and
temper that wea pon as if it had passed through
the smithy 's forge many times. This operation
adds +2 to the weapon's attack and damage for its
next 10 attack rolls. After that, the weapon reverts
to its fanner status. The wand also performs all of
the functions of a wand offire.
or Polymorphing
XPValue: 3,500 GPValue: 25,000
D UNGEON M ASTER Guide
This wand emits a thin, green beam th at darts
forth to a maximum distance of 60 feet. Any crea-
ture touched by this beam must make a saving
throw vs. wand (success indicating a miss) or be
polymorphed (as the polymorph other spell). The
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Wand of Prime Material Pockel
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wielder may opt 10 turn the victim into a snail,
frog , insect, or other creature, as long as the result
is a small and inoffensivc creature.
The possessor of the wand may e lecl to lauch a
creature with the device instead. Unwilling crea-
tures must be hit and are also entitled to a saving
throw. If the touch is successful, the recipient is
surrounded by dancing motes of sparkling emer-
ald light, and then transfonns into whatever crea-
ture-shape the wand wielder wants. This is the
same magical effect as the polymorph seifspell.
Either funct ion has an initiative modifier of
+3. Eac h draws one charge. Only one funct ion
per round is possible. The wand may be
recharged.
of Portraiture
XPValue: 10,000 GPValue: 25,000
Inside RAVEN'S BLUFF, TilE L IVING CITY
Late in their brief adventuring career, Jantz and
Joli discovered the wand ofportraifllre and a small
crystal ball set in an ornately carved wooden case.
These items were near the remains of an ancient
wizard in an old tower. The wand showed no signs
of use, but signs of research were nearby. With
some sage he lp, they discovered how to operate the
wand. It functions by being pointcd at thc person
or object, the command " Ready" causes a sphere
of light to leap flam the wand, centering at a dis-
tance detennined by the wizard holding th e item.
With hand motions and pronunciation of the words
"bigger" or "smaller," the caster changes the size
and focus of the ban. A sphere 10 fcct in diamctcr
or less costs only one charge, while spheres up to
100 feet in diameter costs two. A ban can be made
as large as 1,000 feet in diameter with the cxpendi-
ture of three charges. With the pronunciation of the
word "flash," the caster causes the image su r-
roundcd by thc sphcre to bccome embedded in a
cryslal ball, which the wand wielder must hold in
his other hand.
If a crystal ball is not held, the image appears
briefly before dissipating, wasting the charges.
Worried that the wand would run out of
charges, the couple hired a well-known young
researcher caned Darsson Spellmaker. With the
fragmentcd notes from the site of the discovery,
and a great deal of work, Darsson was able to cre-
ate a reasonable duplicate of the spell, which he
calls ponrail. The wand can be recharged as often
as necessary with this spcll.
of Prime Material Pocket
XP Value: 5,000 GP Value: 28,000
Tome of Magic
This wand allows a spherical pocket to be created
in any plane. The conditions within the pocket arc
similar to the environment of the wielder's Prime
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"'"Wand of Revealing
Material Plane. The pockeltypically contains
ground, air, a nd a controlled temperature. The
lower third of the sphere is usually occupied by
land and water, while the upper portion of the
sphere is usually occupied by atmosphere.
The surface of the pocket is semipermeable,
allowing creatw'eS to exit and enter the sphere, while
keeping the elemental conditions ofthc pocket com-
pletely separate from the Elemental Plane.
One charge creates a sphere 10 feet in diameter.
If the wielder wishes, multiple charges can be used
to create larger spheres. Thus, a 30-foot-diameter
sphere could be created using three charges.
The conditions inside the pocket a re of the
wielder's choosing, although they must be similar
to an area that naturally exists on the Prime Mate-
rial Plane. The pocket cannot contain bui ldings or
human-made items.
The pocket lasts I d6+6 hours on any plane
other than the Plane of Fire, on which Ihe pocket
will last Id6 hours. The wielder may choose 10
use the wand before the pocket di ssipates to
extend the life of the existing pocket. The pocket
can be des troyed through the use of a dispel
magic spell. The wand is not rechargeable.
of Revealing
XP Value: 3,000 CPValue: 25,000
CARDMA!>TER Adventure Design Deck
The wand locates secret doors (50% chance) and
identifies traps (75%).
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Robin Goodfellow's
XPValue: 3,500 C P Value: 25,000
Tall Tales of the Wee Folk
Robin Goodfellow (also known as Puck) has per-
fectcd the art of polymorphing others, and has
placed this abi lity into a wand. He can, with the
use of this wand, polymorph opponents 10 the
extent that he is able to transform just parts of
another being, ifhe so wishes; fo r example, 1M:
has been known to change a man's head into that
of a n ass. He can also cast s uch a partial poly.
morph, with limited duration, as a curse. Each
use of the wand that panially polymorphs an indio
vidual costs one charge from the wand.
Runestick
XP Value: 4,500 CP Value: 40,000
Moonshae
The nmestiek is a kind of magical wand that can
be created by a druid of at least 7th level, but a
Dexterity of at least 14 is required. The runestia
is a short piece of oak (about 12 inches long),
carved with a detai led pattern of runes and then
wrapped in mistletoe o r holly. It can be used 10
store up to five spell-levels of druidic spells.
The stick takes I d4 hours to c reate for each
spell leve l cast into it (roll separately for each
spell). Upon completing the runes/ick, the druid
must cast upon it the spells he or she wishes 10
Slore. The runestiek crumbles to dust one month
after its creation; it cannot be recharged.
The spells stored in the runestiek are cast at the
level ofthe druid who enchanted the runestick. It
can be used by a ny dr uid who knows the com-
mand word. It can also be used by any maiden or
pure heart ( use the unicorn test to decide this)
who knows the command word. However, when
used by a nondruid, the effects of the spells
(radius, range, damage, and so on) are halved and
the v ictim receives a +4 modifier to saving
throws.
Rust
XP Value: 6,000 CPValue: 35,000
DRAOON Magazine 126
This wand, which may be used only by wu jeo, is
a potent weapon against armored foes . Every
time a charge is expended, a pencil-thin ray of a
rusty red color streaks oul. Any metal object hit
acts as though a metal to rust spell had been cast
on it. Note: because the beam is so thin, a save vs.
wand means that the beam has missed and could
thus strike something else. The beam will travel
100 feet before dying out if it hits nothing. As
with the spell, the wand may also transform rusl
10 metal. If one c harge is expended while the
wand is swirled around in a pile of rust (here the
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rust may be due to any cause), the affected item is
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Wand of Secret Door & Trap Location

restored as per the spell. If less than 90% of the continues arcing between each object struck, end-
item's rust is in that spot, the spell will not work, ing when a sixth object has been struck for I d6
but the one charge will still be expended. The points of damage.
wand may be recharged . Influence weather is similar to the spell control
weather, but can be used only to increase cloudi-
of Salt ness, rain/snowfall, andlor wind velocity.
XP Va lue : 5,000 G P Value: 40,000 Each time the wand is used, the general weather
Old Empires conditions over a broad area can become unex-
This evil wand is used by the followers of the pectedly severe. The chance for and type of
Cull ofTiamat. The wand produces powerful severe weather depends on the original effect that
crnmps lind thirst pllneS in any who lire sIm ek hy the ca~ter has attempted to summon:
its beam, so they suffer 2d6 points of damage per
round (half if a saving throw vs. wand is success- C hance for
ful, with a new saving throw app licable each Effect Severe Type of C harges
round). This continues until thcy spend one fu ll Attempted Weather Weather Drained
round dri nking water, in which case the cramps Wall of fog 10% Thick,
stop. This wand can also render a 50-x50-foot persistent fog J
section of land infertile. The wand is made of Precipitation 10% Rain or snow
sallsleel, a magically hardened salt whose manu- squall J
facture is known only to the wizards of Unlher. Gust of wind 20% Gale or tornado 4
The surface is overlain with sand 10 give it a Cloudburst 20% Hailstonn or severe
spark ling a ppearance. O nly two of these cruel snow 4
weapons are known to exist. Chain
lightning ]0% Lightning storm 5
Sathallarin's Wand of Wonder Influence
XPValue: 6,000 G PVa lue: 10,000 weather 30010 Heavy rain or
1992 Fantasy Collector Card 299 blizzard 5
Sathallarin's magical wand is s im ila r in many
ways to a typical wand of wonder--each time a The charges drained for severe weather are
charge is ex pended, an unusual event occur s. immed iately los t from t he wand if the severe
When Sathallarin uses his wand, however, not one weather occurs. The wand can be recharged.
but two and sometimes three (10% chance) dif-
ferent effects are created simultaneous ly, produc- of Secret Door Detection
ing some even more bizarre occurrences. XPValue: 3,000 GPVaiue: 25,000
DUNGEONS & DRAGONS Rules Cyclopedia
Scant Wa nd of Storms The user may find any secret door within 20 feet ,
XP Value: 6,000 GP Value: 40,000 using one charge per secret door found.
GREYHAWK Adventures
This wa nd was created in the cap ital ci ty of of Secret Door & Trap Detection
Onnwa l, and has been used against raiding war- XP Va lue: 5,000 GP Value: 40,000
ships from the South Province. Its creator was The Hidden Shrine ofTamoachan
undoubtedly influenced by observing the fu ri ous This wand will point at the location of a trap or
weather in the Sea ofGearnat. secret door or in the general direction; range 15' for
The wand is usable only outdoors and creates secret doors and 30 ' for traps. It will not identify
various weather effects with the follow ing expen- how the door or tra p works. [t can only be com-
diture of charges: manrled to detect one of the two choices at a time.
Wall of fog I
Precipitation I of Secret Door & Trap Location
Gust of wind 2 XP Value: 5,000 GP Value: 40,000
Cloudburst 2 DUNGEON M ASTEl!. G UiOE
Chain lightning 8 This wa nd has an effective radius of 15 feet for
Influence weather 3 secret door location, 30 fee t for trap location.
Chain lightning is similar to the wizard's spell, When the wand is energized, it pu lses in the
but wi th a range of 70 yards. The bolt strikes the wielder's hand and points to all secret doors or
first object targeted for 6d6 of damage (half dam- t raps wi thin range. Note tha t it locates ei ther
age if a saving throw vs. wand is successful) arcs doors or traps, not both during one operation. [t
randomly to another obj ect w ithin range for 5d6 requires one round to function and d raws one
of damage, then to another for 4d6, etc. The bolt charge. The wand may be recharged.
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",Wand of Size Alterati on
of Size Alteration
XP Value: 3,000 GP Value: 20,000
DUNGEON MASTE~ Guide
A wand of this sort cnables the wielder to cause any
single creature of virtually any size to enlarge or
diminish. Eithcr effcct causes a 50% change in size.
Relative Strength an d power incrcascs or
decreases proportionally, providing the weaponry
cmployed is proportionate or usable. For humanoid
creatures cnlarged, Strength is roughly proportional
to that of a giant of corresponding size. For exam-
ple, a humanoid enlarged to 9 feet tall is roughly
equivalent to a hill giant (19 Strength), a 13-foot-
tall humanoid cquals a fire giant (22 Strength).
The wand's powcr has a range of 10 feel. The
target creature and all it is wearing or carrying is
affected unless a saving throw succeeds. Note
that a wi ll ing ta rget need not makc a saving
throw.
The effect of the wand can be removcd by a dis-
pel magic spell, but iflhis is done, the target must
roll a system shock check. It can also be countered
if the possessor of the wand wills the effcctto be
canceled before the duration of the effcct expires.
Each usc of the wand (but not the cancellation of
an effect) expends one charge. It can be recharged
by a wizard of 12th or higher level.
of Sleep
XP Value: 4,000 GP Value: 20,000
Old Empires
Thi s wand is construc ted from green willow
vines from Ganathwood that a re entwined and
enchanted to become hard as stone. When the
command word is spoken, the wand emits an SO-
foot-long cone of sleeping gas, 10 feel wide at its
base and 30 feet wide at its end. All caught in this
cone must roll successful saving throws vs. wand
or fal l aslecp for 3d4 rounds. Creature s w ith
immunities to sleep have their normal resistances
against the effect of this wand. This wand may be
uscd only by a wizard.
of the Squid
XP Value: 5,000 GP Value: 20,000
The Final Enemy
This is a device peculiar to high-level sahuagin
pricsts. A slendcr wand about 11 inches long, it
may be made ofa va riety of materials- bone,
coral, stone, silver, a lmost anything. If it is
pointcd at an opponent and the command word
spoken, the wand emils a thin, gray ray up to a
range of 60 fcel. The victim suffers 4d4 points of
damage in the first round and is held (as the spell
hold person cast at the 12th-level of spell use, so
the effects last for 16 round s). After the first
round there is no further damage but the hold
effect continues. The wand can, of course, be dis-
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charged again at the same opponent if the user
wishes to cause morc damage. The cffect is lim·
ited to one victim, who gets the benefit of a nor·
mal saving throw. If the victim makes the save,
the initial damage is halved (2d4 points) and the
hold does not take effect.
The device will hold up to 100 charges, one
charge being expcnded each time the device is
used, and can be recharged. It requires a com·
mand word to operate and may be used only by
the priest class ( including druids, and paladins
and rangc rs of high enough experience level to
cast priest spells).
of Steam and Vapor
XP Value: 4,500 GP Value: 25,000
Unearthed Arcana !
A wand of this sort has two separate functions,
each of which requires the expen~iture of one
charge:
Steam: The wand will spout fo rth a jet of
superheated steam in a cone lO ' x30 ' x50'.
Any creature within this area takes 6d6 poinlS
of damage. The cloud persists, slowly cooling,
so that on the second round it infl icts 4d6
damage, and on the third and last round it
causes 2d6 damage. Saving throws apply for
hal f damage in all cases. Naturally, fire-
dwelling or fire-using creaturcs will not be
harmed by the steam- unless rhey are hanned
by dampness.
• Vapor: The wa nd wi ll gout forth billows of
warm, steamy vapors. These vapors are equal to
afog cloud of 40-fOOl depth, 60-foot height, and
80-foot breadth. This vaporous cloud persists
for six rounds, remaining stationary unless
moved about by magical or non magical breezes
or winds. Cold-using creatures will suffer I
point of damage per round while inside the
vapo r cloud, and cold-dwelling creatures will
take twice that amount of damage.
of the Sun
XP Value: 4,000 GP Value: S,OCK!
A Dozen and One Adventures
This wand discharges a shining golden ray up to
30 yards long, similar in effect to the 3rd-Icvel
fire spcll sunscorch. The luminous beam strikes
its target une rringly, baking t he target for 6d4
points of damage plus an additional 2d4 if the tar-
get is wearing metal armor or touching any metal
weapon or item larger than a sword. Each use
expends two charges.
The wand of the sun, a favorite weapon among
powerful members of the Brotherhood of True
Flame, can be wielded by both fire mages and wiz-
...
ards skilled in fire magic. However, it can only be
recharged by a fire mage of 12th level or higher.
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of Teeth
XPValue: 3,500 GPValue: 15,000
The Magister
Lantan of Peimarin, that sinister and rotund wiz-
ard notorious for his ruthless domination of the
wizards of the South through poison, subterfuge,
and awesome magic, is said to have looked like a
pomegranate in death. "Full of holes," said the
merchant Zuste1 of Amn, who viewed the body,
"holes right through!" Lantan came out the loser
in a battle with the bard Tamshan, a grim but gen-
tle man who possessed a spell Lantan wanted.
Tamshan still holds the cause of Lantan's
demise- a wand of teeth , one of the only seven
known to exisl.
The origin and method of manufacturing these
devices is lost in antiqui ty, and the few remaining
wands are all thought to still possess only a few
charges each. Anczibul of Neverwinter spent
muc h of his apprenticeship to the Archmage
Khelhen " Blackstaff" Arunsun studying Khel-
ben's specimen of the wand, and from his diaries
Elrninste r has decoded the hidden command
"''Ord of Khclben's wand, "Neverretha." The Book
of Bulgo, written by the Southern merchant of
that name, attests that Elzir ofCalimshan pos-
sessed a wand of teeth and that its word of com-
mand was "Orlethar."
This wand is not rechargeable; it calls forth a
certain number of "teeth" (one per charge), fir-
ing at targets up to 70 feet d istant. The missiles
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Wand of Trap Deleclioo
it fires are daggerlike wedges or blades of force
that coalesce out ofnothingncss within one sec-
ond of activation. (Actually, Elminster believes
they are drawn from material and kinetic energy
from the Pos itive Energy Plane.) In the next seg-
ment they flash arrow-straight from the tip of
the wand to the extent of the wand 's range, pass-
ing through everything in their paths except
spheres 0/ annihilation , prismatic spheres,
shield spells, and walls or cubes o//orce, all of
which swallow or absorb them . Aforcecage
spell, o r an existing armor (as in the 1st-level
wizard spell or that caused by the wand of
armory) denects a tooth.
A strike by a tooth does 2d6+2 points of dam-
age (save vs. spell reduces the damage by half)
and strikes (as though a hand weapon directly
wielded by the wand-wielder) at +2 on the attack
ro ll. Solid rock deflects a tooth; any other mater-
ial is struck and damaged by it, although magical
items cause any plus they possess to be sub-
tracted from the tooth's attack roll. Wind wall and
gust of wind spells, and simi lar air disturbances
(such as those caused by windwalkers or ai r ele-
mentals) have no effect on the flight of a tooth.
All classes may employ this wand.
Thithion's Wand of Fire
XP Value: 5,000 GP Value: 3U,UOO
1993 Collector Card 495
Thilhion s wand functions just like a typical wand
offire, allowing the user to create the burning
hands, pyrotechnics,fireball, and wall offire
spell effects. Thilhion s wand, however, generates
the vilest , blackest flames of pure darknes s.
These flames bum j ust as hotly, inflicting just as
much damage as normal ones, yet they discharge
no light whatever. In fact , they absorb light from
all sources, dimming the light level in a 60-foot
area and creating the effects of afear spell.
Titania 's
XPValue: 15,000 G PValue: 75,000
MonSler Mythology
Titania's avatar's wand functions as a slaf! ofpower
with the diamond atop it a gem ofbrilliance. It also
gives +2 protection and radiates both protection
from evil 30' radius and a prayer effect. From her
wand, Titania 's avatar can create the following
effects twicc per day each: create food and water,
heroesfeasl, and p1lrify food and water.
of Trap Detection
XP Value: 3,000 GP Value: 25,000
DUNGEONS & DRAGONS Rules Cyclopedia
This wand will point at all traps .within 20 feet ,
one at a time, at a cost of one charge per trap
found.
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of the Underdark
XPValue: 2,000 C P Value: 19,000
MENWBERRANZAN Campaign Set
This wand can be used once per turn, to perform
one of the fo llowing effects:
Darkness 30' radius: This expanded sphere of
darkness will remain for a time period (up to
pennanent) specified by the caster at the time
of the casting. It can be cast up to 120 feet
away.
Silence 30' radius: This effect works within
the same parameters as darkness, above.
Detect Magic: The wand can be used to indi-
cate an object or area (up to a medium size
roo m or 60 feet section of corridor). It will
indicate whether the item is under any sort of
enchantment, though it will not provide any
further definition.
of Viscid Globs
XP Value: 4,500 CPValue: 25,000
Tamms
Thought to be of drow manufacture, the wand 0/
viscid globs is used as a delerrent or as a way to
keep prisoners inescapably bound. When it is
activated, a sphcre of magical energy- appearing
as a "glob" of some unknown substance--is pro-
jected toward an intended target within 60 feet. A
target tllal is able to move is allowed a sav ing
throw vs. wand to dodge the glob, but someone or
something that is bound or otherwise immobile
cannot prevent the glob from striking. The wand
can be used once per round.
Solid items within the 5-foot-diameter glob
when it strikes its target are permanently bound
to one another- hands to weapons, armor to bod-
ies, and so on. The specific effect on any charac-
ter qr creature struck depends on the position and
orientation of the character'S body at the instant
when the glob makes contact. A standing charac-
ter wi ll be rooted to the spot, but if he was hold-
ing his weapon away from his body (and if the
attachment of armor or clothing to skin does not
completely hinder movement) he may still be able
to use his weapon to defend himsel f. Globs are
most often used to firmly bind victims who have
already been trussed up by ropes or chains, mak-
ing escape virtually impossible.
No amount of struggling will enable a trapped
character or creature 10 be free of a glob; all that
will happen, if the victim tries hard enough, is
minor damage (I dJ poin ts per attempt) from
strained or torn muscles. The magic of a glob
negates any contrary magic that might have been
available to or in effect upon a targeted character
or creature (such as a ring o//ree action). A char-
acter struck while flying or swimming will sink
slowly to the ground (taking no damage from the
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fall) and will not be glued to the solid surface be
comes in contact with, but may be frozen in posi.
tion and unable to move--which could be a seri·
ous problem for someone whose water breathing
spell is about to expire.
Dispel magic will cause a glob to vanish, and
ordinary alcohol will dissolve a glob; a flask of
wine contains enough liquid to undo the effects
of two globs. The effect of the globs is not cumu·
lative; a character already contained within one
cannot be further affected by repeated applica·
tions of the magic.
of Warding
XPValue GPValue
Good-aligned version: 4,000 20,000
Evil-aligned version: 4,000 20,000
The Magister
This device is not rechargeable. It can perform a
variety of magical functio ns, one at a time and
only once per round. All such spells are cast as if
by a 12th-level wizard, rather than operating at
the 6th level of expertise. All such effects emanate
from the wand and protect the wand wielder
only- protection/rom evil (two charges), push
(one charge), shield (one charge), wall offorce
(four charges), guards and wards (six charges),
repulsion (five charges).
Tell percent uf tht:st: wands t.; a ~1 prulecliutJ
fro m good rather than protection/rom evil but are
not themselves aligned and otherwise operate
identically.
Roll Wand Type
0 1- 90 Good wand 0/ warding
9 1-00 Evil wand o/warding
of Water Finding
XP Va!ue: 2,000 GP Value: 10,000
Old Empires
This useful item has saved many travelers in the
desert heat. If this wand is activated within 50
miles of any source of drinking water, the wand
begins to vibrate; the closer the wand is to water,
the stronger the wand vi brate s. If water lies
beneath the surface at a depth of 500 feet or less,
the wand shoots a beam into the earth that draws
water to the surface. The water found by this
wand is always drinkable; it may not be pure, but
it generally does not adversely affect the health of
the character.
of Whips
XPValue: 2,500 G PValue: 12,000
The Magister
Fi rst used by the fell Wizards ofThay, whose
wands create red, barbed whips (and have never
been known to pass out of the wizards' posses·
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sion); the secrets of making such wands were
passed west through unknown means (probably a
renegade appre ntice, such as the Adept of Mul·
master or onc of the Cowled Wizards of Amn).
Wizards such as Nelver and Tusprun of the Ten
Smokes arc known to usc such devices. One is
thought to have been lost in the Vast Deeps when
the sorcerer Alamantb was slain in battle aboard a
ship off of Port Lias!.
Alamanth set down precise details of the pow-
ers and means of using his wand-save for the
command word, which is thought to have died
with him- and il is from his records that Elmin-
ster passes on all details or lhis type of wand.
This wa nd shoots forth a whip-shaped field of
white, shimmering magical force to a maximum
(horizontal and vertical) ra nge of 70 feel. The
wielder of the wand names, looks at, or concen-
trates upon a specific target creature or automa-
ton (so lem , undead, homoncu lus, a nd even
invisible targets), and the whip attacks that crea-
ture and that creature only. The whip remains in
existence for fou r rounds; if the target is beyond
70 fee t from the wand whe n it is cast, the whip
flashes instantly (in one segment) to the limit of
its range, and hangs motionless, waiting, at the
point closest to its target Otherwise the whi p
strikes once per round, as a Quaal sfeather token
docs: at + I on attack and damage rolls, doing Id6
points of damage per strike, and bindi ng fast an
opponent for Id6+1 rounds if a save vs. spell is
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not made after each successful strike.
Once a whip has bound an opponent, the wand
wielder cannot release it to strike again. The whip
cannot change targets. A whip may follow an
opponenlthal it has struc k at least once, beyond
70 feet, moving with the targe t. even if the target
leleports , blinks, plane shifls, or enters a rock or
plant. The whip can strike invisible and ethereal,
but not as tral, creatures without penalty. The
wand 0/ whips may be recharged. Only wizards
may wield it.
Wilch
XP Value: 2,000 GP Value: 10,000
DRAGON Magazine.5
This wand can execute up to 10 charges each day.
doing so until the wand 's charges arc expended. It
is capable of the following spclls, all of which
func tion as the wizard (or priest) spells of the
same name:
I Charge per use: charm person, continual light,
cure lighl wounds, darkness, hold person, locale
objecl, and remove/ear.
2 Charges per use: charm mOllSler. curse (reverse
of remove curse), neutralize pOiSOIl, plant door.
planl growth, polymorph others, polymorph self,
and remove curse.
3 charges per use : change self, commune, dis·
missal, hold monster. res/oralioll, summOll de-
menra/ (as summoll shadow), and wither'.
I Wither is a magical power that causes all living
plants with in a 50-foot radius (centered on the
wand-use r's locat ion) to rapidl y age and die,
much like Ihe effect of a defiler's spellcasting in a
D ARK SUN Campaign.
The wand has additional powers. It acts as a
medallion 0/ ESP and as a permanently cast pro-
tectian/rom lIormal missiles spe ll. The wand
shields the holder from Iycanlhropes, undead, and
elementa ls, acting as a rillg o/prolection +3
against their attacks.
of Wonder
XP Value: 6,000 C P Value: 10,000
DuNGoow MASTER Guide
The wand of wonder is a s trange and unpre·
dictable device that gencrates any number of
unusual effects, randomly, each time it is used.
The usual effects are shown on the table below.
but you may alte r these fo r any or all of these
wands in your campaign as you see fit. Possible
functions oflhe wand include
Roll Effect
01 - 10 Slow creature pointcd at for one tum
11- 18 Deludes wielder for one ro und into
believing the wand functions as indi-
cated by a second die roll.
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Rolle Effet:t
19-25 Gus/ of wind, double force of spell.
26-30 Stinking cloud at 30-foot range.
31- 33 Heavy rain falls for one round in 60-
foot radius of wand wielder.
34--36 Summon animal:
01 - 25 Rhino
26-50 Elephant
51-00 Mouse
37-46 Ligh/ning bolt (70'x5') as wand.
47-49 St ream of 600 large butterfl ies pour
fonh and flutter around for two rounds,
blinding everyone (including wielder).
50-53 Enlarge target if within 60 feet of wand.
54- 58 Darkness in a 30-foot diameter hemi-
sphere centered at a 30-foot di stance
from wand.
59-62 Grass grows in area of 160 square feet
before the wand, or grass existing there
grows to 10 times normal size.
63-65 Vanish any nonliving object of up to
1,000 pounds mass and up to 30 cubic
feet in size (object is ethereal).
66-69 Diminish wand wielder to ~, height.
70-79 Fireball as wand.
80-84 Invisibility covers wand wielder.
85- 87 Leaves grow from target if wit hin 60
feet of wand. by the DM (heavy rain might make some surfaces
88-90 IOd4 gems of I gp base value shoot forth vcry slick, wash away small items, and ruin
in a 30-foot-long stream, each causing I books and papers). Summoned creatures disap-
poillt of damage to any creature in path- pear if slain, and summoning effects otherwise
roll 5d4 for number of hits. conform to Ihe monster summoning spell of the
91 - 97 Shimmering colors dance and play over level appropriate to the type of creature produced.
a 40'x30' area in front of the wa nd- Nonliving items that are produced are pennanent
creatures therein blinded for Id6 and cannot be dispelled.
rounds. These wands use only one charge per usage, and
98-00 Flesh 10 slOne (or reverse if target is they can never be recharged. It is highly recom-
stone) if target is within 60 feet mended that the OM roll all of each wand's effects
in ordcr to keep the nature of the roll-up tables a
The wand uses one charge per function. It may secrel; the number of charges in each wand should
not be recharged. Where applicable, sav ing also be kept secret so players do not overuse them
throws should be made. (this is true of any rod, staff, or wand).
Note that, in the hands of a leprechaun (see
of Wonder II Wand, o/Wonder IV, effect 85- 87), a wand of
XPValue: 6,000 GPValue: 10,000 wonder is very dangerous, as any desired effect
DIlAOON Magazine 147 can be created on command.
The guidelines for the wand o/wonder state that
the DM may see fit to change the wand's effects. Roll Effect
This has been done for three new wands of won- 01- 10 The wand fires a web (like the spell; the
der. It should be no ted that all of these wands' wand acts as one anchor point).
magical effects are at the 6th-level of magic use 11- 18 The wand shocks the wielder as per a
with regard to damage, range, duration, area of shocking grasp spell; the wielder must
effect, and so on, as applicable. Saving throws are make a Dexterity check on I d20 at - 2
applicable for Ihe spell effects in question or as to keep holding the wand.
stated in each wand's effects. Most effects should 19- 25 Reverse gravity affects the target and all
be removable with a dispel magic spell . cast wi thin a 30-fool ~adius (including the
against the 6th-level of use, unless otherwise caster, ifcJose enough) for Id4+ 1
noted. Special game effects should be determined rounds.
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Roll Effect
26--30 Tasha s uncontrollable hideous laugh-
ter affects the target creature.
31-33 800 small rubber balls (each 1 inch in
diameter) rain down for I d4 rou nds
withi n a 30-fool rad ius of the wielde r,
causing all in the area 10 make a Dex-
terity check on Id20 or trip and fa ll .
The balls remain in the area, causing
further checks allhe start of each round
of combat, untill hey arc carried or
swept away.
34-36 The wand swnmons:
01-25 Large dove(AC7;MV I, FI36(MC
D); HD ~; #AT I; Omg I;AL N).
26-50 Large rabbit (Ae 6; MV 18; HD ~;
IIAT 1; Omg 1; AL N).
51-00 Large iguana (Ae 4; MV 18, Sw 16;
HD3; #AT I; Omg Id4;AL N).
37-46 The wand casts chain lightning at the
target.
47-49 The target creature and the wielder are
covered in liquid chocolate.
50-53 Haste affects the target.
S4-l8 The wand casts hold monster at the target
19-62 Suds flow from the ground in a 9O·foot
radius around the wie lde r fo r I d4+1
ro unds, al 3 cubic feel per round. The
suds are eithcr from:
01-25 Soap.
26-00 Beer.
63-65 The target creature is polymorphed as
per a wand ofpolymorphing into:
01-75 A random c reature; DM selects any
random· monster tab le a nd roll s
there.
76-00 Non livi ng item ; DM selects from the
Ra ndo m Ta bles, this volume.
66-69 The wand wielder spins:
01 -50 C lockwise
51-00 Counterclockwise fo r Id4 ro unds and
must make a Dexterity check in order to
move or act each round thereafte r for
Id4 rounds.
70-79 The wand heals the widder for Id8 hp
ifcurrently wounded.
80-84 The wand fires a magic missile as per a
wand of magic missiles.
85-87 The target inflates like a balloon fo r
Id4 rounds and deflates for another Id4
ro un d s; only living materia l of up to
1,000 pounds is affected (the object
will nOl float in the a ir).
88-90 The wand stretches out and fl ics at the
target for 2d6 points of damage (treat as
6+4· HO c reature; max imum range 90
fect).
91- 97 The wand wielder breathes fire as a ran·
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domly detennined potion offire breath·
ing (only one breath use is anowed).
98-00 The targe t is dislnlegrated as per the
spell.
of Wonder In
XP Value: 6,000 GP Value: 10,000
DRAGON Magazine 147
Roll Effect
0 1- 10 Scare is cast at the target.
11- 18 The wielder is affected by an irritating
rash for I d4 rounds, reducing Dexterity
to 3.
19-25 Darkness affects the target every other
round for Id8+2 rounds.
26-30 Fumble affects the target at double nor·
mal duration.
3 1- 33 The wand begins to gripe about the
wielder's treatment of it, loudly complain--
ing about the bad working conditions, the
lousy pay, the long working hours, etc.
(Ihis effect is similar to that of a magic
mouth; the wand is not actually sentient).
34-36 The wand summons
01 - 25 Buzzard (AC 6; MV 3, FI 27 (MC
E); HD 1+1 ; NAT I; Omg Id2; AL
N).
26-50 G iraffe (AC 7; MV 24; HD 5; NAT
2; Omg Id411d4; A L N).
51-00 Largekinen (AC6;MV5; HD ~; hp
I ; NAT 3; Omg 11111; SA rear claws
for III ;AL N).
37-46 A delayed blast fireba ll takes effect
from the point o f casti ng, with a delay
time of I d4 rounds.
47-49 The target and wielder are "exchanged"
- thai is, the wielder takes the place of
the target, and the target takes the place
of the wielde r, exc hang ing clothes,
equipment, etc., but otherwise retaining
their normal physical appearances.
50-53 Confusion affects the target.
54-58 Mirror image affects the target.
19-62 T he ta rge t begins to recite ve ry ba d
poetry for 2d4 rounds, taking no other
action unless attacked, as if requested to
do so under a charm spell.
63-65 A dust devil is sum moned (AC 4; MV
18; HO 2; fiAT I; Omg 1d4; AL N) and
aUacks the target as per the dust de'l'il
spell.
66-69 Jump affects the wielder randomly.
I Forward 10 feet
2 Left 10 feet
3 Backward 20 feet
4 Right 30 feel
5-6 The w ie lde r can jump only 10
feet backward.
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70-79 Aforce cage affects the target. duration is reached (at which point the
80-84 The wielder is affected by a strength wielder falls) .
spell. 70-79 £va rd 's black tentacles takes effect
85-87 The target's weapon becomes: around the target.
01 - 25 A teddy bear 80-84 The wielder is affec ted by a stoneskin
26-50 A leg of mutton spell.
51-75 A ladle 85-87 The wand summons a leprechaun (AC
76-00 A herring 8; MV 15; BD I- I; hp Id4+1;#ATnil;
If the target has no weapon, choose anothcr SA/SD spells, theft, 80% magic resis-
possession. I f the target has no possessions, tance AL N). The DM should play the
roll again, ignoring this result. leprechaun to the hilt, it will try to gain
88- 90 The wa nd spews colorless sl ime in a control of the wand that summoned il
co ne 30 feet w ide and 6 fe e t long , and cause complete chaos for as long as
affeeting the area as a grease spell. possible.
9 1- 97 A spell effeet affects the target. 88-90 A randomly chosen item on the target's
01 - 50 Fear. person sprout s wings and attacks
5 1--00 Faeriefire. another enemy target for I d2+ I rounds
98--00 An incendiary cloud affects the target as a 6+4- HO creature. Only small hand
area. held objects are so affec ted, and the
OM should deeide what the item is and
of Wonder IV what its combat stati stics are (see the
XP Value: 6,000 GP Value: 10,000 animate object spell).
DRAGON Magazine 147 9 1- 97 The wand fiz zles for Id4+ 1 rounds,
01 - 10 A chromatic orb affects the target. the n causes a hypnotic pal/ern to
11- 18 The wi e lder is affected as ifhe had a ppear, affecting all within range who
imbibed a philter of stammering & stut- gaze upon it.
tering. 9~ A cone of cold affects the target area at
19- 25 Th e wand creates aflaming sphere double normal damage.
which allbcts the target.
26-30 A ray ofenfeeblement affects the target. of Wonder V
31- 33 The wand causes on of the following : (Altemative Wand of Wonder)
01- 25 A pillow XP Value: 1.200 GP Value: 6,000
26-75 A small table Pot.YHEOIION Newsrine 58
76-00 An anvil
The p ill ow causes no damage ; the tabl e
causes Id6 points of damage (as a club); and
the anvil causes 3dlO points of damage, and
the target must ma ke a ConstitUlion check at
-4 or be knocked unconscious for 2d6 turns.
34-36 The wand summons 02
01 - 25 An ugly painting 03
26-50 Bellows 04
5 1--00 A storm giant's boot 05
37-46 The wand affects the target as per a ring 06
ofthe ram (3 charges expended at once).
The wand fire s Id4+2 cream puffs at 07
the target, doing no damage.
The target is imbued with improved 08
invisibility. 09
Fas cinate affects the target, who 10
focuses on the wielder.
The wand causes the target's nose to
grow 10 times its normal size for Id4+2
rounds.
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12
The target is affected as if a potion of
gaseousform was imbibed. 13
The wielder levitates unco ntrollably,
always heading upward until the spell
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shoulders.
15 Target's hair turns into snakes.
I' II rains in a 30-fool radius centered on
the wielder for ldlO rounds.
17 Target is polymorphed into a dog.
18 The ta rget's nose grows two inches
longer.
I' A meteor swarm deto nates o n t he
wielder, as the 9th-level spell.
20 The wielder magic jars into the target's
body.
ora Wonder
XP V.lue: 6,000 GPV.lue: 10,000
The Temple of Elemental Evil
Quile s imila r 10 ils cousins, the ever-popu lar
wands of wonder, this item produces strange and
unpred ic table results for users of any class or
type. The exact effect produced in any single use
is determined by a random IdlOO roll, with refer-
ence to the followi ng chart. The wand uses one
charge per function. It may not be recharged.
Allow savi ng throws wherever applicable, vs.
wand unless the effect suggests another category.
The wand perform s at 6th- level of experience,
and all physica l c hanges produced (growths,
polymorphs, and so forth) can be dispelled.
Roll Effec:t
01-02 Target loses all hai r, fur, or feathers .
03-07 Pit 10 feet deep (any necessary width)
opens under target's feel.
OHl9 Target gains + I attack bonus for the
next three rounds.
10- 11 One Hundred small bats appear, swarm
around the wielder's head for one round,
then flit away.
12- 13 Target grows wings, arms, or tentacles.
14-15 Cage of heavy iron bars (IO'X IO'X IO')
surrounds the wielder.
16-17 Each piece of headgear within 20 fee l
(including helmets) changes to a skull-
ca p topped by a bladed dev ice, the
blades turning in a breeze.
18-22 Target's color turns to hot pink.
23- 25 AU gold within 10 feet of the wielder
turns to lead.
26-29 Target is covered with a thick laye r of
honey.
]0-32 In each of the next five rounds, 2d4 sp
shoots forth from each of the wielder's
ears.
33- 34 Target is garbed in a beautiful, wen-tai-
lored, embroidered s ilk coat (2,000 gp
value, but magical and dispellable).
35-39 Target is polymorphed into a giant rab-
bit (as the polymorph other spel l: check
for mental change).
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Wand of a Wonder
4<>-41 Target grows a large moustache in one
round (possibly with goatee).
42-43 Thousands of horseflies fill the area
within 10 feel oflhe wielder, interfering
wi th concentration and preventing spell
casting and combat. They remain for
5d4 turns but will nol leave the area
44-48
except to follow honey.
Target is affected by Olto S irresistible
dan ce for three rounds (no saving
throw),
49-52 Stream of acid shools out to 10-foot
range, inflicting 3d8 points of damage
(as if dragon brealh; save for half dam-
age).
53-55 • Band instruments appear between the
wielder and the target. They play loudly
and march back and forth for Id4+2
rounds, as ifused by invisible musi-
cians, then vanish. Anyone trying to
interfere takes 2d6 points of damage
and is hurled back 10 feet .
56-57 Tree grows under the wielder, lifting 10
the ceiling or 50-foot height, whichever
is less.
58-62 One hundred dead and putrid fish rain
down within 30 feet of the wielder.
63-68 Target glows for five rounds (as if dou-
ble-intensity faerie fire), but thereafter
the wielder vanishes (invisible, not dis-
pellable) for Id4+ 1 rounds.
69~70 The sound of rin ging bells peals from
the wand, drowning out all noise and
speech for 1d4+ 1 rounds.
71~75 Dispel magic e ffe c t on everything
within 20 feet of the wand, as if an
II th-Ievel caster.
76-77 Wie lder is polymorphed into a mule-
centaur.
78....84 Monster summoning IV spell effect, as
ifcast by the wand wielder.
85- 86 Target gains 3d4 hit points that remain
for six turns (cannot be dispelled; dam-
age taken is first removed from added
hit points).
87-90 Wielder floats 10 feet up (as iffeather-
fall in reverse gra"ity) , hovers f?r
I d4+2 rounds, then drops suddenly.
91-95 Eight fiery spheres of ditTerent hues
shoot forth at one-segment intervals,
striking the target and seemingly caus-
ing great amounts of damage (aclUally
only I point from each).
'6-99 All weapons held in hand within 30 feet
tum into bunches of flowers.
00 Death magic directed at target (6O-foot
maximum range).
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minus Constitution score).
06 Brightly colored flashing lights cover a
15 ' radius around target; all creatures in
the area save vs. wand o r are stunned
Id4 rounds.
07 Attack dog ( HO I; hp 2; AC 6; #AT I;
Oms I; THACO 19).
08 Attack cat (HO I; hp 2; AC 6; IIAT I;
Omg I; THACO 19).
09 Darkness spe ll (5' radius) on ta rge t
creature (save vs. spell or it moves with
creature).
10 Enlarge target crearure to twice nonnal
size (double damage), no save.
II Slow spell o n one target creature, no
save.
12 Attack rat ( HD I; hp 2; AC 6; IIAT I;
Omg I; T HACO 19; SA infects target
creature with leptospirosis on an attack
roll of20).
13 Faeriefire on one target creature, no
save.
14 Popcorn sprays from wand at ta rget
creature.
15 Lightning boll 10' wide and 40' long, 2
points of damage.
of Wondrousness 16 Attack chicken (HD I; hp 2; AC 6; IIAT
Xr Value: 6,000 GPValue: 10,000 I; Dmg ili l; T HACO 19; SA target clt:a-
PoLYIIEDItON Ncwszine 4 8 ture is - 4 on attack rolls and saving
The wand's effects are rarely decisive, sometimes throws while chicken attacks).
helpful, and usually fun . It is besl introduced 17 Whiskey sp rays from wand at target
when a hostile wizard uses it against the adven- creature.
turers. Each time the wand is used, the player 18 Ten fake gems shoot from wand at lar-
rolls IdlOO to detennine what happens. The wand get creature, no damage, each worth I
often backfires, so the user rolls 1d4, and if" ' " is gpo
ro lled, the effect is reversed. CrealUres conjured 19 Redu ce target creature to half normal
obey the U SC T (or opponent if the effect is size (half damage), no save.
reversed); they disappear after six rounds. Inani- 20 Mag ic missile at target creature (one
male objects lasl unt il dispelled. Magical effects missi le, Id6 damage).
last for the listed duration or for six rounds. Max- 21 Attack viper (HO I; hp 2; AC 6; IIAT I;
imum range is 60' unless noted otherwise. The Omg ni l; THACO 19; SA hit causes
OM is free 10 decide how often the wand can be save vs. poison or lose 1 hp per round
used (no more than once a round please), whether for four rounds).
it has charges, and whether it can be recharged. 22 ConfUSion spell on o ne target creature.
23 Thin ray of cold (2 points of damage).
Roll Wa nd Effects 24 Meleor ( automatically strikes target
01 User develops hiccups, no aClion next creature for 2 points of damage, then
round (no possibility of reverse effttt). explodes for 2 points of fire damage in
02 Gust of wind, 60 ' long. from wand 10' radius).
toward target creature. 25 Swarm of a ttac k wasps covers target
03 Fireworks; everybody with 80' of target creature, save vs. petrification or flee
creature blinded and disoriented for two unl il they go away.
rounds (-4 o n atlack roll s and sav ing 26 Flowe rs s hoot from wand at target
throws). creature.
04 Miniature s nowstorm appears over tar- 27 Acid shoots from wand in a 60' stream
get creature. (save vs. Dexterity or take 2 points acid
05 Paralysis ray at target creature (save vs. damage).

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28 Attac k g ri zzly c ub {HD 4; hp 6; AC 6;
II AT 3; Dmg I / l / ld 6; THACO IS; SA
hug for additional Id6 poi illS if both
paws hit).
29 Attack butterflies (no effective attack).
30 Attack shark (HD 6; hp 12; AC 4; IIAT
1; Omg 3d8; THACO 13; SA swallows
human size creatures whole on an attack
roll 0(20), not much good out ofwaler.
31 Fireball (radius 20 ', damage, 2 points).
32 Attack skunk (HD I; hp I; AC 6; IIAT I;
Omg nil; THACO 19; SA stinking cloud
on one c reature, fl ees after de liveri ng
cloud).
JJ Levitate target creature (save vs. spell
to avoid; if dropped, the target feathe r
falls).
34 Ta rget c re ature turns a random bright
color.
Jl All o f target c reature 's nonmagical
equipment teleported back home (save
vs. wand to avoid).
36 Target c rea fure 's fee t cove re d with
chewing gu m; successful Stre ngth
check to move, slowed if check fa ils.
J7 Attack p ugi list (HD 2; hp 10; AC 8;
fi AT 2; Omg 111; THACO 16; SA hit
c au ses save vs. c ru shin g blo w or be
stunned Id4 rounds).
J8 Colo red candies shoot from wand at
targe t crealUre, no damage.
39 Burning hands (2 points damage).
40 Oil shoots from wand (target creature
must save vs. wand or fall).
41 Score spell allarget creature.
42 Target creature's mouth fi lls with chew-
ing gu m, must spend o ne round ta ki ng
it out prior to using verbal spells, breath
weapon, biting.
43 Phantasmalforee of hideous monster
(OM 's choice), poorly executed, docsn't
fool anybody.
44 Mud sprays on farget creature; success-
ful Dexterity check or be blinded until
wiped off.
45 Attack canaries (no effective attack).
46 Positive energy roy (basic damage two,
- 6 vs. undead or evil extraplanar crea-
tures, save vs. spell for half damage).
47 Negative energy ray (damage 2, 6 vs.
paladins or good extraplanar creatures,
save vs. spell for half damage).
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49
Arrow +1 ( Ra n ge 120 ', THACO 14 ,
shatters whether it hits or misses).
Shadow monster fight er ( HD I ; hp I ;
AC 10; #AT I; Dmg I; THACO 20; SA
looks really dangerous).
50 Fool's gold ( 100 pi eces) s hoot fro m
.)
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wand, no damage.
B lack pudding (HD 3; bp 6; AC 10;
" IIAT 1; Dmg Id4 ; T HACO 16; SA dis-
solves wood and metal ; SO immune to
cold, bl ow, or lightn ing spe lls, fears
fire) shoots from wand, any target must
make a successful Dc)(tcrity check or
be covered.
52 Gray ooze (same as black pudding, but
immune to most spells, lightning and
blows do full damage).
53 Ochre jelly (same as black pudding but
weapons, cold, and fi re do fu ll dam-
age).
54 A ttack gia nt an t ( HD I ; hp I ; AC 8;
fiAT I; Dmg I; T I-IACO 20; SA success-
fu l bite allows sting attem pt, if stin g
hits, target must save vs. poison or have
Dexterity lowered to 3 for 20 rounds).
55 Target creature's sex changes (duration
one day).
56 Creeping bugs cover target creature (as
creeping doom , bUi only four deadly
bugs).
57 Target c rea ture po/ymorphed into
berserk ogre that attacks anyone it can
reach (save vs. spell to avo id transfor-
mation.)
Stream uf bhu.;k peppe r shoots at target
" (successful Dexterit y check or sneezing
causes - 4 to a ttack rolls and sav ing
throws.).
59 Improved invisibility covers target crea-
ture.
60 Target creature grows thick hair all over
body (or loses il all if hairy, people will
be mistaken for werewolves, duration
one day).
61 Target creature becomes intoxicated (-6
10 Inte llige nce, Wisdom, Dexterity, and
Charisma unless target makes a Consti-
tut ion cheek), duration one hour.
62 Attack tyrannosaurus rex (HD 2; hp 15;
AC 6; fi AT J; Dmg Id8 ; T HACOI 6),
just a baby.
63 Squirts ink at larget creature (success-
ful Dexterity check or be blinded until
target washes its face).
64 All magic items carried by target crca-
ture glow a random bri gh t color.
65 Dancing lights (glowing g lobes of ran-
dom color).
66 Any normal fires or flames within 60'
of target creature produce pyrotechnics
(both smoke and fireworks).
67 Miniature rain storm over targel erea-
t=.
68 Wet ice covers floor in a path in front of
"'.
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 "Wand. Yalil Waoo of Zooming
the wand user 5' wide and 25 ' long.
Everybody in the path must make a
Dexterity check or fall down.
69 Sounds of reinfo rcements, o ppone nts
check morale.
70 All leather items within 60' of ta rgel
creature glow a random bright color.
71 Grease s pell , where it would do the
most hann to target creatures.
72 Dig spell (if possible) under target crea-
ture.
73 Pape r-mache c rown appears o n target
c reature 's head ( looks impress ive) ;
trumpet fan fare .
74 All normal fire s and flames within 60'
of larget creature go out.
7S Attack mouse (no effective attack).
76-77 Insane priest of target creature's align-
ment(HD l ; hp8; AC 10;#AT I; Dmg
Id8; THACO 20; no spells) appears and
begins preac hing.
78 Target creature saves vs. wa nd o r flees
for I d6 rounds.
79 Attack rabbit (no effective attack).
80 Insane dwarf appears and attacks target
c realUre ( HD 2; hp 6 ; AC 6; #AT I ;
Dmg battle axe; THACO 19).
81 Bounc ing rubber ba ll (AC 0 , hp I)
attac ks target creature; successful Oe!'l-
terity check or be stwmed Id4 rounds).
82 S tring of en tanglement binds target
creature, successfu l Strength cheek to
break free (try eve ry round until s uc-
cessfu l).
83 Rel-erse gra vity on all within 10' of tar-
get creature, no save.
84 COllon balls Slream from wand.
85 Neo n sign correctl y declaring alig n-
ment of target c reatu re appears in the
air.
86 Neon s ign misrepresen ting alignment
of target creature appears in air (roll
randomly for alignment displayed).
87 Blessed crossbow bolt shoots from end
of wand and automatically hits (1 point
of damage, kills rakshasas).
88 Wall of peanut brittle appears between
target creature and wand user.
89 Attack octopus (HD 8; hp 8; AC 4; #AT
8; Dmg I each; T HACO 12 ; S A hit
causes save vs. c r us hin g blow o r be
squeezed fo r I point per round by each
tentacle), not much use out of water.
90 Loud waltz music plays.
91 Target creature grows feathers (duration
si!'l turns).
92 Deme nted c ult membe r ap pears a nd
solicits donations; target creature must
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make a Wisdom c heck or spend next
round driving away the cultist.
93 Target creature makes a successful
C harisma c heck or goes i nsane for
Idl2 turns.
94 Target creature covered with polka dots
(random bright color, no save).
95 Sheriff appears and serves subpoena on
target creature.
% All me tal items within 60 ' of target
creature glow a random bright color.
97 Attack lowlifes (ld4+ 1 appear, HD I;
hp I each ; AC 10; #AT I ; Dmg ld4 ;
THACO 20; AL lawful evil).
98 Attack lowlifes (ld4+ 1 appear, fl O I;
hp I each; AC 10; #AT I ; Dmg Id4;
THACO 20; AL; neutral evil).
99 Attack lowlifes (ld4+ 1 appear, HD I;
hp I each; AC 10;#AT I ; Dmg Id4;
THACO 20; AL; chaotic evil).
00 User is transfonned into a fighter (only
if a wizard); double hit points, strength
18101 , AC 0, attacks twice a round for
ld4 +S, THACO 20 minus level, dura-
tion o ne da y. In any case, the wand
becomes a dagger +2 for the rest of thc
day.
Yatil Wa nd of Zooming
XPValue: 3,500 GPValue: 17,500
G RfiYHAWK Adventures
This item was created by moun taineers of the
Yatils to ease their trave ls be tween the jagged
slopes and ledges. However, the wand has since
become a device of mischier, and the cause of
many deaths.
The wand can affect one object or creature at a
time , zooming up to 200 pounds weight per
charge expended, to a maximum weight of 6oo
pounds. Zooming move ment is in a straight line,
and any creature moved in Ihis fashion is respon-
sible for its own landing. The maximum distance
is 100 feet, though a shorter distance can be spec-
ified by the wand 's user. An unwilling creature
can save vs. wand to avoid the effect.
An object or creatu re can be hurled horizon-
tally through the ai r and accelerated as if falling
vertically if twice the no rmal number of charges
a re expe nded . A creature t ha t hilS an o bstacle
takes I d6 points of damage for every 10 feet trav-
eled; items save vs. fall . A 30-foot zoo m, for
example, infl icts a total of 3d6 points of damage
upon a character s triki ng a solid surface. Note
that a creature hurled over the edge of a cliff takes
no damage from the zoom, but does suffer normal
fa ll ing damage . If in s uffic ie nt c ha rges are
e!'lpended, the results will be correspondi ngly
s light.
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Water
Magical water usually maintains its magical
propenies until imbibed, or splashed on a target.
If magical water is polluted, it may have to roll a
saving throw in order to retain its magical proper-
ties,
Blessed
XPV.lue: .5 CP Valut: 25
DR.o.ooN QuEsT Game
This is a small glass bottle filled with water that
has been spec ially prepared for use against
undead monsters. Ifil is splas hed on any undead
creatures (like ghouls, mummies, skeletons, vam-
pires, wights, wraiths, or zombies), it causes Id6
points of damage.
Golden
XPValue: 1,000 GPValue: 5,000
City of Delights
Golden water is a special lype of liquid that can
actually create a tiny rift into the Elemental Plane
of Water. Placing even a s ingle drop of golden
",ater somewhere creates a small, permanent
founlain.
Golden water is nonnally found only in springs
tha t are connected to the E lemental Plane of
Wllt!; r, and those places are carefully monitored
by marids. If it is placed in a bowl made of pre-
cious metal, it maintains its properties. For exam-
ple, if a maid put golden water into a silver bowl
and carried it to her home, the bowl would create
a perpetual fountain, and the wa ter insi de the
bowl wo uld st ill be golden water. If, however,
golden water is placed somewhere else, such as a
rock, it will shoot a fountain into the air, but the
water in it will no longer be golden water.
If a very small drop is placed within a waterski n,
it will continually fill the waterskin (even to over-
flow ing). In Huzuz, there are several drinkin g
fountains created using golden water.
Holy
XPValue: 5 GPValue: 25
The Complete Priest's Handbook
Holy . .mter, that bane of vampires and many other
monsten, is created in the following way: In a tem-
ple of the god, three priests o f at least 2nd level
stand over an empty water-basin and perform a rit-
ual of prayer. They pray for the god's blessing and
protection for an entire hour. At the end of that
time, they each cast a spell, and do so simultane-
ously: One casts create water, the second casts
protection from evil, and the third casts purify food
and drink. Ha lf a gallon of holy water is created.
(The create water spell can create up to four gal-
lons of wate r, but the protection from evil and
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Wax of Fabrication
purify food and drink used this way can only create
half a gallon of holy water. Therefore, ror every
two extra priests, one to cast each of those two
spells, an extra half-gallon c'an be created. Nine
priests together can create four gallons.)
The tremendous expenditure of magic and the
time involved are the reasons a single dose of
ho ly water costs 25 gp to the adventurer. Obvi-
ously, any three priests can create holy water "for
free" so long as they are 2nd level or higher,
priests of the same god.
Waterskin of Pouring
XP Value: 500 GP Value: 2,500
Mazlica Campaign Set
This is a feathered waterskin that is always full. It
can be used to pour water at one gallon per round.
Wax
Ifpure, costly wax is mixed with powdered gems,
it may be of sufficient q uality to be made magi-
cal. It may be found in any size, shape, or color
but has a glitter to it. Freshly made magical wax
is formed into bricks, each 4 in ches long , 2
inches wide, and I inch Ihick.
of Careful Hearing
XP Value: 450 GP Value: 1,250
The Book of Marvelous Magic
When ro lled into small balls and placed in the
ears, this wax adds a +4 bonus to saving Ihrows
against magical sounds; hcaring is otherwise nor-
mal. It confers the same bonus against all charm
spells. One bric k of wax may be rolled inlo 10
balls (for five creatures with IWO ears each). liS
protection lasts for one week. Nonmagical wax
used in the same way confers a + 1 bonus to mag-
ical sounds bUI also preve nts normal hearing and
increases chances of being surprised.
Ceiling
XP Val ue: 100 G P Value: 500
The Book of Marvelous Magic
This wa x appears to be sealing wax but whe n
used indoors it causes the cei li ng to falt, as if
from an earthquake. The falling stone or earth
inflicts at leaSI3dl0 points of damage to all
wit hin 30 feel of the ceiling wax , a nd may be
severe enough to bury the v ictims. The wax. is
destroyed when the ceiling falls.
of Fabrication
XP Value: 100 GP Value: 500
The Book of Marvelous Magic
This wax may be molded into the form o f any
other item of the same approxi mate s ize. To
o btain a n exact duplicate, the original must be
copie d and the comma nd g ive n. The duplicate
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appears to be made of the same material as the the wielder is aware of its magical properties-
original and may be magical if the original pos- the light property of a weapon should never be
sessed some dweomer. The duplicate has no spe- used as an excuse to identify a magical item.
cial powers, but gains the same resistances as the Note that the flame lOngue,frost brand, holy
original. A dispel magic spell may return the avenger, life stealing, and sharpness swords ha~"e
duplicate to a lump of wax (treat as 30th-level special properties with regard to light. These are
magic). dealt with in the individual weapon descriptions.
When the Random Tables in the back of this
of Hearing volume are used, the OM should roll on the table
XPValue: 300 G PValue: 1,500 below in order to determine which enchantment
The Book of Marvelous Magic is gained for the weapon. Once rolled, rerer to the
This wax appears to be wax ofcareful hearing but specific entry below for full details.
confers a -4 penalty to the saving throws applica-
ble. Once in place, it cannot be removed until a Roll Enhancement Gained
remove curse spell is applied by a caster of 15th 01 of Adaptation·
or higher level; this destroys the wax. 02 Agoraphobic·
03 Antistoneskin·
Sealing 04 Anything
XP Value: 200 G P Value: 600 05 Aquatic·
The 8 00k of Marvelous Magic 06 Aquatic with Free Action·
This wax can be placed in any crack or hole. 07 of Balance·
Afterward it can neither be removed except by 08 Bloodfearer·
magical weapons nor melted except by magical 09 Boneiron·
fire. One brick can fi ll any hole of the same vol- I0 Bonewood·
ume or a thin crack up to 20 feet long. (It is ideal II with Bonus vs. Opponent·
fo r sealing a vampire's coffin when used with 12 of Breathing·
wizard lock.) 13 Brittleblade·
14 of Charming-
of Waning 15 or Clairaudicncc-
XPValue: ISO G PValue: 500 16 of Clairvoyance·
The Book of Marvelous Magic 17 Claustrophobic-
This wax appears and functions as wax of careful 18 of Concealed Wizardry·
hearing in all respects. However, wax of waning 19 of Deceiving·
also shrinks the user at the rate of I inch per day. 20 of Defending-
It cannot be removed un t il remove curse is 21 of Deflecting·
applied by a caster of at least 15th level ; this 22 of Detect EviVGood-
destroys the wax. The shrinking is permanent 23 of Detect Gems-
until dispelled (treat as 30th-level magic) and 24 of Detect Magic·
cannot be affected until the wax is removed. Any 25 of Detect Metal-
victim vanishing entirely from the effect is tele- 26 of Detect Shifting Walls & Rooms·
ported to an Outer Plane in normal form . The 27 of Detect Slopes-
immortals may then decide the victim's fate. 28 of Detection-
29 of Disruption-
Weapon Enhancements 30 of Draining-
All the enchantments that can be added to al most 31 of Enchantment-
any weapon, are to be fou nd here. The re are 32 of ESp·
exceptions, however, bUlthe OM shou ld reroll 33 of Extinguishing-
these. 34 of Extra Damage-
Light Generation: As a general rule, magical 35 of Find Secret Doors-
weapons, armor, or items should not shed light 36 of Find Traps-
when drawn or being used. This makes it too easy 37 of Finding-
for the players to determine if a weapon is magi- 38 of Flame·
cal, unless the item's description states that it 39 ofFlaming-
sheds light. However, if the OM chooses, he or 40 of Flying·
she can rule that magical weapons (particularly 41 of Flying II-
swords, daggers, and +3 or greater items) shed 42 of Forgetfulness-
light and can't be concealed when drawn. In this 43 Fossilized-
case, a magical weapon should neve r glow until 44 of Healing-
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45 of Healing II · Roll Construction Malerial
46 ofHiding* 01 Adamantite
47 with Hilt of Conj uring- 02-10 Bone
48 of Holding* 11- 20 Copper
49 of illumination* 21-00 Iron
50 of lIIusion- 61 - 70 Obsidian
Intelligent- 71- 75 Silver
52
53
" Intelligent II·
Invisible-
76-85
86-95
Steel
Stone
54 ofLevilalion* 96-00 Wood
II of Lighting-
56 Lightweight· of Adaptation·
17 Living- XPValue CPValue
58 Miniature- Cursed - 2: - + 1,000
59 Narcissistic· Nonna! + 1: +900 +5,400
60 Petrified- Normal +2: + 1,500 +'),000
61 Polymorphed* Nonnal +3: +2,100 + 12.600
62 of Proficiency· Nonnal +4: +3,200 + 19,200
63 Purple-Lea£- PoLYHEDRON Newszine 82
64 Quirk· These magical weapons, which initially appears
65-67 Racial- to be short walki ng sticks, are prized by fighters.,
68 of Returning- although they can be used by any c lass. When
69 of See Invisible· grasped and the name of a weapon spoke n, such
70 Shivering· as " bardi che," the s ti ck tran sforms into that
71 ofSilencc* weapon. The wielder can change melee weapons
72 ofSilcncing* merely by utterin g the name ofa different item.
7J ofSlaying* Weapons of adaptation cannot assume the form
74 of Slicing* of missi le weapons or bows, nor do they g rant
15 ofSlowing* weapon proflclenc les to their w ie lders. The
76 ofSpecialization* wielders su ffe r nonproficiency penalties if they
77 Spectral- use weapons with which they are not familiar. All
78-80 of Speed weapons of adaptation have magical pluses
81 of Speed n · except those cu rsed. To determine the type of
82 of Speeding- adaptation found, consult the chart below.
83 Stoneiron*
84 of Surrender* Roll Bonus
85 of Telekinesis· 01- 50 +1
86 ofTelepathy* 51 - 75 +2
87 ofTeleponation* 76-90 +3
88 ofTranslating* 91-96 +4
89 Unbreakable- 96-00 Cursed, - 2
90 Uncharged-
91 ofVcnom* Agoraphobic·
92 of Watching- XP Value: - GP Value: + 100
93 Weighlless· [MAGINE Magarine [4
94 ofWishing* This weapon is the exact opposite of the claustro-
9l Woodiron* phobic weapon. It must be talked or forced out of
96 of X-Ray Vision· its scabbard. Once it is OUI, it figh ts like a nonnal
97- 99 Roll twice, ignoring 97--00 results magical item bul causes double damage in order
00 Roll three times, ignoring 97"'()O results to get back into its scabbard as qui ckl y as pos-
sible. If its wielder is struck in combat, there is a
As an added feature, OMs may choose to roll percentage chance equal to the number of points
on the table below to determine the construction of damage sustained that the weapon will take
mate rial o f a weapon . Oft e n, the weapon 's advan tage of the s ituation and escape into the
description states what the weapo n is made of, security of the scabbard.
but this can be superseded by choosing a material If the wielder does not fight during a round, he
or rolling on the table below. or she must do nothing but concentrate on keep-
ing Ihe weapon Oul of its scabbard. otherwise it
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will return to where it feels safe, Note that con-
centration does not precl ude usi ng the weapo n's
special abilities.
When the agoraphobic weapon result is rolled
on the Ra ndo m Item C ha r t, the OM should roll
another effect and combine the results.
Antistoneskin *
XPV. lue: - G P Value: + 1,000
New Item
Tired of having his warriors fighti ng his enemies
(who y,.-ere, consequently, protected by staneskin
spells), King Damien of lslemaine offered Pris-
mal a great sum of money to provide an enchant-
ment for edged weapons and those with pommels
s
that wo uld ignore the stoneskin defenses. At
first, Prisma l pondered the worth of such an
undertaking, wonde ring what his wiza rd friends
would think of him should he succeed. Realizing
his monarch is the type to perform some rathe r
chaotic edicts agai nst those that do not serve him
without reserve. Prisma l agreed. Afte r all, he
would be in rather deep trouble if he were found
dead or worse: withou t hi s property where he
stored all his anna ls and equipment. Damicn
as ked for resu lts wi th in the week, but Prismal,
knowing that this was impossible, asked for a n
additional month. He was given two weeks.
In order 10 have peace and quiet (and a tOlal lack
of intcrrupt ion from fledgling wizards looking for a
master 10 teach them the arcane arts), he transferred
himself and his laboratory to a friend's house on
Kodiak Island and began work. Seventeen days and
the loss of most of his facia l hai r later (eyebrows
included), his work was completed. He teleported
his lab back to his house in lime to hear an inces-
sant banging on his front door.
Speaking a command word as he walked down
the spiral staircase, the door swung open to the
amazement of a page. Stuttering in nervousness
(partially d ue to the wizard's unusual appea r-
ance), he informed Prismall hat Damien of Isle-
maine wanted an audience immediately. After
what seemed like a lifetime of Damien's snarl ing
and spit-ridden accusations, Prismal informed the
monarch that his work was finished. Damien was
happy that the wo rk was fu lfi lled, but he fe lt it
necessary to notify Prismal that he was foregoing
the mandatory flogging for de lay. Prismal half
smiled, knowing full well t hat Damicn fea red
him, and shuddered at the horrid vengeance for
which Prismal was known.
The work that Prismal labored over a llows a
blade to ignore the defenses of t he Sloneskin
spell. Oddly enough, the potency of the spell (thc
numbe r of hits that the stoneskin wi ll protect
against) does not dim inish with repeated, suc-
cessful stri kes.
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Anything
XP Value: 2,500 GP Val ue: 12,500
Unearthed Arcana
An anything weapon appears to be a weapon of
+ I enchantment. Upon command, however, it can
change into any desired type of magic weapon of
any power (for instance, from a short swam +J to
a whip +5). The weapon remains as commanded
for onc day (24 hours) or until it performs a spe-
cial, highly powerful function such as draining a
level o r severing some body part. The weapon
can be commanded to assume anothe r form no
more than th ree times, and each form is singular
and may no t be repeated- thc weapo n can be a
dancing sword only once, a matlock o/Ille titans
but once, or a vorpal blade just once.
After changing upon command for a third time
and then reverting to its origina l form , the any-
Ihing weapon loses all of its dweome r and is
thereafter an ordinary sword. This type of weapon
can never have intelligence, ego, communication
power, or any other sort of special ability.
Aquatic*
See E nchanted Enhanceme nts in Volume I
Aquatic with Free Action*
See E nchanted Enha ncements in Volume I
of Balance*
XP Value: +80 GPVa lue: +800
Oriental Ad\'cntures
When carried, this weapon gives the c harac ter
exceptional ba lance. Ninjas and thieves ga in a
bonus of 10% to their tightrope walki ng ability.
In other s ituations where balance is important
(teetering on the edge of a pit, fo r example) the
character is automatically allowed a saving throw
vs. death magic 10 regain his balance. If success-
ful, the weapon shifts its weight or pulls the char-
acter the fraction of an inch needed to regain sure
footi ng. If the savi ng throw fai ls, the character
suffers the normal consequences.
Bloodfearer*
XP Va luc: - G P Value: + 100
Magazine 14
IMACill'lE
Blood/earing or haemophobic weapons will
scream (those that have the power of speech) and
fa int upon drawi ng blood. The scream attracts
any wanderi ng monsters that happen to be nearby.
The faint lasts I d4 rounds and strips the weapon
of any bonuses that it may possess while it is
unco nscious. In extreme cases (5%), the weapon
ceases to be a rigid object, becoming completely
flexible (and useless as a weapon) until it regains
consciousness.
These weapons are unafraid in combat against
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, Wcapoo with Bonus "5. Opponcnr
crealUres that have no blood (u ndead or s ham- Roll Additional Modiner
bling mou nds, for example), or when fighting in OJ - 57 +1
the dark (they cannot see the blood). Hardier 58- 73 +2
weapons of this type (15%) are rhanophQbic and 74--82 +3
only raint upon seeing a dead crearure. 83- 85 +4
When the blood/earer "weapon result is rolled 86-00 +5
on the Random Item C hart, the DM should roll
another effect and combine the results. The DM should feel free to add more cate-
gories of opponents as appropriate, taking care
Boneiron'" not to upset the balance of the game. Opponent
XPValue: - GPValue:- categories are listed on the table below.
DAAGoN Magazine 191
These weapons are similar to woodiron ....'eopons. Roll Opponent Roll Opponent
except thai they are made of bone. Chitin weap- 01-06 Bugs 59--67 Reptilcs and
ons are also covered in this category. As with tbe 07-09 Constructs dinosaurs
other two classes of weaponry, these weapons act 10-- 15 Dragonkind 68- 70 Spell-immune
as ordinary metallic weapons, having no penalties 16-24 Enchanted monsters
in baltle, and they are unbreakable. Since bone is Monsters 71- 76 Spellcastcrs
the best of the nonmetal lie substances used in 25-36 Giantkind 77- 88 Undead
weapons creation, a wizard does not need to 37-48 Lycanthropes 89-94 Water-breathing
expend so much magical energy in its transfor- 49--52 Planar Beings monsters
mation. Thus, the experience point val ue in mak- 53- 58 Regenerating 95-00 Weapon-using
ing a boneiron weapon is only 15 time s the monsters monstcrs
gold- piece value of a re gular metal weapon. A
boneiron trident is thus wort h 225 XP whi le a Bugs include all normal and giant size fonns
boneiron baule axe is valued at 75 XP. of arachnids (spider, tick, scorpion), insects
(ant, beetle, fly), and chilopods (centipedes).
Bonewood* Constructs include all created monsters such
XPValue: - GPValue: - as living statues or golems. Gargoyles are also
DRAGON Magazine: 197 included in this category.
These wooden weapons have been enchanted to Dragonkind includes all dragons of all colors
have the properties of those of bone. Apart from and sizes pius draconian monsters such as the
being fireproof, there are no additional benefits chimera, hydra (ali types), salamander, and
to weapons normally made of wood, s uch as wyvern.
clubs a nd quarte rstaves, but all other weapons [nchanled monslers include those creatures
have their attack and damage penalties reduced that cannot be hit by normal or silver weapons.
from - 3 and - 2, respectively, to - I in both cases. G ia ntklnd inc ludes ali giants and ali giant-
These wcapons still break when a 20 is rolled. As type crcatures such as ogres, cyclopes, and
with petrified weapons, boneK"ood weapons are other humanoids that are larger than human-
more common than thei r e ffect ive ness would size (including characters who have consumed
seem to warrant, due to the relative ease of their a po/ion a/growth).
construction and the practice they provide for Lycanthropes includc ali types of werecrea-
magical apprentices. These weapons are worth 10 tures, whether in animal form or not. Thi s
times as many ex perience points as the gold- includes all characters affiicted with lycan-
piece cost ofa nonnal iron weapon (a bonewood 'i>ropy.
gloive-guisarme is worth 100 XP). Pla nar monsters include those creatures that
come from the Elemental, Ethereal, Astral, or
with Bonus vs, Opponent* Outer Planes. Ali types are included, but
XP Value: +200/plus G P Val ue: + I ,OOO/plus Immortals do not count as planar monsters.
DuNGEONS &. DRAGONS Rules Cyclopedia Regenerating monsters include all creatures
This weapon modifier is an additional attack and that regain more than I point per day by rest
damage bonus when the weapon is used against a or other means. Thi s includes any c reature
specific opponent (for example, a sword +11+2 vs. wearing a ring 0/ regeneration.
enchanted monsten). The amount of the bonus may Reptiles a nd d inosaurs include all normal
be from + 1 to +5 greater than the nonnal magical and giant size fonns of lizards, snakes, turtles,
bonus of the ....>eapon, according to the table below. crocodiles, and dinosaurs.
(A sword + 1 with a +3 bonus against lycant hropes Spell-immune monsters include those crea-
would be a sword +//+4 vs. /ycanthropes.)

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e ls, as specified in the monster descriptions
(such as drakes). This does not include crea-
tures that are immune merely to certain spe-
cific spells (such as the undead immunity to
sleep, charm, and hold).
S pe llC8sters include all priests, elves, wiz-
ards, and other creatures able to use spells
(such as paladins o r spirits, for example).
Undea d includes aillypes of undead creatures,
both land and water, from skeleton to lich.
Water-breathing m o nsters include those crea-
tures able to breathe water, including characters
under the influence o f a potion or ring of water
breathing. Note that aquatic mammals (whale,
dolphin , and so on) breathe air and are not
included in this category.
Wea po n-u sing monster s include those crea-
, tures that have weapons in hand (not claws) at
the time of a melee. For example. a wererat
wieldi ng a sword would be affected by this
add itional bonus, but the wererat would not be
affected if it \\--ere attacking only with its bite.
of Breathing·
XP Value: +300 G P Value: + 1,500
D UNGEONS & DRAGONS Rules Cyclopedia
The weapon with this talent can create either one
water breathing spe ll effect per day or one air
breathing effect per day. Air breathing su pplies
only the user with pure air for I tum, and it can be
used to counter the effects of airlessness, poisoned
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air (such as a gas trap), and so forth ; however, it
cannot negate the effects of any breath weapon.
Brittleblade·
XPValue: - GP Value: + 100
iMAGINE Magazine 14
An affl iction of ancient weapons, due to their fear
o f hur t ing themselves, manifests itself as an
adjustme nt of the attack roll bonus of the weapon
depending upon the Armor C lass of the oppo-
nent. Agai nst opponents with an AC of 7 or
worse, the blade gains a + 1 over its normal attack
bonuses. Between Armor Classes 4 and 6, the
weapon gains its normal attack bonuses. For
every one Annor Class lower than 4, a progress-
ing - I attack roll penalty is accrued.
Dexteri ty bonuses or adjustments due to items
that are not pieces of armo r (such as rings a/pro-
tection o r a cloak of displacement) are not
included in determining the effective Armor
Class of the opponent.
When the brittleblade weapon result is rolled
on the random item chart, the OM should roll
another effect and combine the results.
of Charming·
XP Value: +300 G P Va.lue: + 1500
D UNGEONS &: DRAGONS Rules Cyclopedia
The ta leut ClUJ ..:r":lItl: one churm person spell
elTect per day to a 120-foot range (as the 1st level
wizard spell).
of Clairaudience*
XP Value: +300 G PValue: + 1,500
DuN<;EQNS &. 0Iv.00Ns Rules Cyclopedia
As with the potion, the user may hear all noises in
one area within 60 feet through the ears of a crea-
ture in that area.
of Clairvoyance*
XPValue: +300 G PVa lue: + 1,500
D UNGEONS & DRAGONS Rules Cyclopedia
As with the potion, the user may see any area up
to 60 fee t away th rough th e eyes of a creature
there.
Clau strophobic·
X PVa lue: - GPVaiue: + lOO
iMAGINE Magazine 14
T h is magical weapon is no rmal except that it
refuses to enter its scabbard. A character attempting
to sheath the weapon must talk it into the idea of
going into a closed space (see Morale in the DMGJ.
The character can foree the weapon into the scab-
bard, but the PC's Strength must be greater than the
weapon's Ego. Failure means that the weapon must
be carried in the open, wh ich can be inconvenient
when a peaceful appearance is required. Putting the
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weapon down does not solve the problem, because of Detect Evil/Good1\'
it may not like being left on its own. XP Value: + 100 GP Value: +500
When the claustrophobic weapon resu lt is DUNGEONS & DRAGONS Rules Cyclopedia
rolled on the modom item chart, the OM should The sword is able to detect one of these intentions
roll another effect and combine the results. up to a 20-foot range. No sword can do bOlh; the
DM must determine which alignment the sword
of Concealed Wizardr y'" possesses, it cannot the n detect the opposite
XPValue: +300 GPValue: +1,500 alignment.
Land of Fale
This weapon's magical nature is concealed by of Detect Gems1\'
enchantments desianed 10 cloak its true nature. XP Value: + 100 GP Value: +500
The weapon does nOI respond to detect magic or DuNGEONS & DRAGoNs Rules Cyclopedia
similar spells, but a legend lore or identify spell, The sword can detect a ll types of gcms and the
or the legend [ore ability of the rawun or ha rber, amount of each within a 60-foot range, pointing
can reveal some of its magical nature. Any type itself in that direction.
of weapon may be a weapon of concealed wiz-
ardry, including special weapons. If, in ro lling, of Detect Magic*
the DM gets the weapon of COl/cealed wizardry a XP Value: + 100 G P Value: +500
second time, any special weapon may be chosen. DuNGEONS & D RAOONS Rules Cyclopedia
T he sword can cause all magic within 20 feet to
of Deceiving'" glow (as the spell effect) up to three times a day.
XPVa lue: +400 GP Value: +2,000
DuNGEONS & OltAooNs Rules Cyclopedia of Detect Metal*
The weapon with this talent can be commanded XP Val ue: + 100 GPVal ue: +500
to change the appearance of the use r. The size DuNGEONS & D RAQONS Rules Cyclopedia
cannot be changed, but facial feat ures, equipment The sword can detect metal of any type requested
carried, and other details can all be modified. up to a range of60 feet. It will point in the direc-
This is only an illusion; the use r remains intact. tion of the material , but it can not detect the
The weapon must be held to create the disguise amount.
(unsheathed in the case of edged weapons), and it
cannot disguise itself. of Detect S hifting Walls & Rooms*
XPValue: + 100 GP Va lue: +500
of Defending* DI.nIGEONS & DRAGONS Rules Cyclopedia
XPValuc: + 100 GPValuc: +500 The sword can find these items if within 10 feet.
DuNGEONS & DRAGONS Rules Cyclopedia
The Strength of the weapon may be used nonnally of Detect Siopes*
(applying to atlacK and damage rolls) with this tal- XPValue: +100 GPValue: +500
ent or as a bonus to the armor class of the user. A D UNGEONS & DRAOONS Rules Cyc lopedia
missile weapon cannol have this talent (roll again). The sword can locate all sloping passages within
a 10-foot range.
of Defl ecting*
XP Value: + 1,000 GP Value: +5,000 of Detection*
DUNGEONS & DRAOONS Rules Cyclopedia XP Val ue: + 100 GP Val ue: +500
If the user is hit by a blow that would cause an Orienlal Advenlures
energy drain, the abi lity of these weapons can This weapon is able to detect one type of thing or
automatically defleci the blow. After the opponent situation, selected from the table below.
hits, the user may decide whethe r to deflect the
blow. If used for deflecting, the weapon absorbs Ro ll Ikteets
the effect of the energy drain but at the cost of 01 Evil, IO-foot radius.
one magical bonus , which is drained from the 02 Good, 10-foot radius.
weapon for each energy drain negated. If an 03 Poison, touch.
energy drain deflected reduces the bonuses to 04 Lifefonns, 10-foot radius.
below 0 (such as a sword +J deflecting a specter's 05 Back. auacks, one-foot range.
attacK, which causes a double energy drain), the 06 Invisible creatures and objects, 10-rool
weapon disintegrates; the exira drain does not radius.
affect the user. Lf a missile weapon has this talenl, 07 Traps, 5-foot radius.
it must be held in hand to deflect the blow (and 08 Secret doors, IO-fool radius.
cannot be used at combat range).

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For the power to function, the character must
hold the weapon and utte r the command word.
Should the result be positive, the weapon indi-
cates this by a gentle tug in the direction of the
thing detected.
of Disruption*
XPValue: +1,000 GPValue: +6,000
Oriental Adventures
The weapo n functions identically to the mace of
disruption.
of Draining*
XP Value: +2,000 GPValue: +10,000
DUNGEONS &. DRAGONS Rules Cyclopedia
Upon command, the weapon with this talent can
drain one leve l or Hit Die when it strikes an
opponent (as if a wraith), in addition to normal
damage. The command may be spoken after the
attack roll is made. The weapon can drain Id4+4
levels or Hit Dice in all ; il then loses this ability
forever. Energy drain cannot affect any creatures
that have energy drain powers (wight, wrait h,
spectre, and so on). If a missi le weapon has this
talent, it may be applied to any missile shot, but
each level drained also drains one magical bonus
from the weapo n. If the weapon becomes non-
magical because oflhis loss, it loses the ability to
energy drain as well.
Drow
See Drow Treasure in Enchanted [nhll.ncements,
Volume I.
of Enchantment*
XP Value: + I ,000 GP Value: +5,000
DRAGON Magnine 18 t
These magical weapons possess a dweomer that
allows them to penetrate the magical defenses of
creatures that can be struck only by enchanted
weapons. No bon uses for attac ks or damage
occur; such a weapon has the same chance to suc-
cessfully attack a highl y magical monster as an
ordinary weapon has to strike a plain, flesh-and-
blood creature , doi ng damage as a norma l
weapon.
Missile weapons are a bit different. While
ac tual missiles of enchantment (bolts, arrows,
sling bullels, etc.) are the same as combat weap-
ons, bows, crossbows, and slings of enchantment
cast a magical aura on any mundane ammunition
with which they are loaded (no bonuses for using
missiles and bows ofenchantmenl logether).
For all weapons of enchantment, the XP cost is
that ofa regular +1 version of that weapon type,
or whatever other official magical weapon exists
of that type that is of low value. These weapons
do not lose their abilities when taken to olher
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planes, and the missile launchers can provide
their owners with a virtually unlimited supply of
"magical" missi les. Just remember that the dam-
age done is the same as for ordinary weapons.
The magic doesn'l add to the weapo n's attack
capabilities; il negates the monster's defensive
capabilities.
of ESP'"
XP Value: +400 GP Value: +2,000
DuNGEONS & DRAGONS Rules Cyclopedia
As with the pOlion, the user may listen to the
thoughts of anyone living creature within 60 feel
of Extinguishing*
XPValue: +300 GPValue: +1,500
DUNGEONS & DRAGONS Rules Cyclopedia
A weapon wit h this talent is cool to the touch.
When used against a fire-using creature (such as
a red dragon or fire elemental, for example) the
magical bonus of the weapon is doubled. In addi-
tion, the weapon will douse a normal fire if thrust
inlo it. II has no effect on magical fi re. Ifa mis-
sile weapon has Ihis talent, it applies to all mis-
siles fired .
of Extra Damage'"
XP Value: +500 GP Value: +2,500
DuNoEONS & DRAGONS Rules Cyctopedia
This power las ts for IdlO rounds when com-
manded. The user may inflict four times the nor-
mal damage on each s uccessful hit. This power
may be generated more than once; each duplicate
roll increases the multiplier by I (to 5 times, 6
limes, and so on).
of Find Secret Doors'"
XPValue: +100 GP Value: +500
DuNGEONS &. DRAGONS Rules Cyclopedia
The weapon can locate all secret doors within a
IO-foot range up to three times a day.
of Find Traps'"
XPValue: +100 GPValue: +500
DlJN(iEONS &. DRAGONS Rules Cyclopedia
The weapon can detect traps of all types within
10 feet up to three times a day.
of Finding'"
XP Value: + 100 GP Value: +500
DUNGEONS &. DRAGONS Rules Cyclopedia
The talent can create one locale object spell
effect a day to a 120-foot range (as the 2nd-level
wizard spell).
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ofFlame*
XP Value: +200 G P Value: +1,000
Oriental Advcntun:s
Upon uttering the command word, the weapon
bursts into magical flame. This flame causes 2d4
points of additional damage on a successful hit. It
ignites combustible items 40% of the time. It
casts light out to a 15-foot radius. The weapon
remains flaming unlilthe characler utters the
command word again. The flame does no damage
to the weapon, regardless of the weapon's mater-
ial.
of Flaming*
XP Value: +200 GP Value: +1,000
IJut.lGEOWS & DRI<OONs Rules Cyclopedia
The point or edge of a weapon that has this talent
will blaze with flames upon command. The
flames do not harm the weapon or the user, but
they will add a +2 bonus to attack rolls against
hippogriffs, pegasi, roes, and trolls and a +3
bonus against IreanlS and undead monslers. The
bonus applies to both attack a nd damage rolls.
The flames may easily be used to light a torch,
lantern, or other fl amma ble item. If a missile
weapon has this talent, it ap plies to all missiles
fired.
of Flying""
XP Value: +300 GP Value: + 1,500
DuNGEONS & DRAGONS Rules Cyclopedia
As with the potion, the user may jly in the air for
a maximum of three turns per use.
of Flying II ""
XP Value: + 1,000 GP Value: +5,000
DUNGEONS & DRAGONS Rules Cyclopedia
The weapon with this talent canjly in the air and
attack by itself. In battle, it must firsl be used nor-
mallyat least once. If then commanded tojly, it
wi ll continue to attack the same opponent for
three more rounds, returning to its master after
that time (or when commanded to re turn). Its
attack rolls are made as if it were wielded no r-
mally, based on the class and level of the user. lfa
missile weapon has this talent, it c reates normal
missiles as it shoots; the owner does not have to
supply it with new missiles, and cannot supply it
with magic missiles to shoot.
of Forgetfulness""
XPValue: + 1,000 GPValue: +5,000
Assassin Mountain
These weapons vary in size from scimitars to
jambiya and katar. T hey g ive the w ielder no
bonus on attack or damage rolls, but anyone who
weaves the blade in a figure-e ight pattern can
induce amnesia in those who view it. Amnesic
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Weapon of Hidiny-
forgetfulness includes everything the viewe r has
seen in the past three rounds, the round of use,
and the following three rounds. The viewer may
make a saving throw vs. spell at a - 3 penalty to
avoid the effect.
An attack. with such a blade entitles the victim
to another saving throw with a +3 bonus to shake
the effect entirely. These blades are very useful
for bypassing guards, bodyguards, servants, and
sentries.
Fossilized""
XPValue: - G"PValue: -
DRAGON Maguine 197
Technica lly s peaking, these should be ca lled
''reverse fossilization" weapons, butJossilized is a
much shorter term. The weapons are made of
stone, whether fl int, obsidian, or some other rock,
that has been permanently enchanted to have the
properties of bone weaponry. This gives them an
attack penalty of only - I, instead of thei r original
- 2; damage is the same for both bone and stone
weapons. These weapo ns, unfortunately, still
break in baltle if a 20 is rolled, but at least they
give aspiri ng young wizards some defense until
they are ready to handle serious enchantments.
The experience point value forfossilized -weapons
is five times the gold piece value of a normal
mctal weapon; afossili;:cd footman s mac. is thus
worth 40 XP.
of Healing""
XP Value: +300 GP Value: + 1,500
DuNGEONS &: DRAOO~S Rules Cyclopedia
A weapon with this power can heal up to a total
of 6 points of damage per day, at the rate of I hit
point per rou nd. This power may be generated
more than once; dupli cate rolls increase the
amount o f healing by 6 points each (to 12, 18,
and so on, per da y), but the rate of healing
remains the same.
of Healing U ""
XP Value: +400 GP Value: +2,000
DuNGEONS &: I>RAcloNs Rules Cyclopedia
This abil ity can create one cure serious wounds
spell effect per day. curing the user only of 2d6+2
points of damage (as the 4th-level priest spell).
of Hiding*
XPValue: +300 GPValue: +1,500
DUNGEONS & DRAGONS Rules Cyclopedia
A weapon with this talent can create one invisibil-
ity spell effect on only the user when commanded
to do so. In add ition, the weapon ca n itself
become invisible three times per day.
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with Hilt of Conjuring·
XPValue: +100 G PValue: +500
DRAGON Magazine lSI
These are plain weapon hi lts, axe or mace han-
dles, or polearm hafts without their bladed heads.
When the appropriate command word is spoken,
the head or blade of the desired weapon will mag-
ically appear from the hilt, handle, or haft, doing
the same amount of damage as a regular weapon
of its type. No magical bonuses attack or damage
rolls are granted, though the weapon counts as
magical for attack purposes against certain mon-
s ters . Weapon hilts ca n proj ect any type of
weapon blade reques ted; handles can be used for
hand axes, horseman's ....'eapons like small maces,
or fo r battle axes and footman's weapons; any
type of pole arm head can appea r on a haft of con-
j uring. Each type of item of this sort may be used
three times a day. I f not "turned off" by another
command word, any item that appears lasts for a
full 24-hour day.
of Holding·
XPValue: +300 GP Value: + 1,500
DUNGEONS & DRAGONS Rules Cyclopedia
This tale nt can create one hold person spell effect
a day to a 180-foot range (as the 2nd-level priest
spell).
of Illumination·
XPValue PValue
Alternating: +2,000 + 10,000
Lesser: +500 +2,500
Greater: + 1,000 +5.000
DRAOON Magazine 181
These items come in three basic versions: Lesser
weapons ofWumination operate usi ng a fixed
number of charges, like wands. When a charge is
expended, the weapon glows with a 5-foot radius
for Ihe same length of time as a wand of ilium ina-
tion but has no combat bonuses. These weapons
have I d8+8 charges and cannot be recharged.
Greater weapons of illumination nee d no
charges. They glow on command, just as their
lesser counterparts do, but this power may be
used indefi nitely. Again, they have no combat
bonuses.
Alternating weapons o/ illumination can
serve as either weapons + 1 or glOWing weap-
ans, but not both at the same time . A simp le
command word switches dweomers instantly,
presenting many owners with a cruel dilem ma.
If the weapon is a PC's only means of light in a
dungeon fight, a choice may have to be made
between seeing what is to be fought and having
greater combat ability. If a creature that can be
s truc k on ly by + 1 or better weapons attac ks a
character who does nOI have the bl ind fighting
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proficiency. that character is in serious trouble.
The weapon 's dweomer is permanent. All melet
weapon types are eligible to become all types of
weapons of illumination.
of Illusion ·
XP Value: +400 GP Value: +2,000
DuNGEONS & DRAGONS Rules Cyclopedia
The user may create a phantasmal force. as the
wizard spell.
Intelligent·
XP Value: Varies GP Value: Varies
D UNGEOIoI M ASTER Guide
One of the rare r and more significant properties
of a magical weapon is the chance that it is intel·
ligent. The fea ture is m os t common among
swords, but there are occasional instances of
other weapons pos sessi ng intelligence. The
chance of intell igence varies according to the
type of weapon. Swords have a 250/. chance of
some form of intelligence. Other melee weapons
(axes, spears, poleanns, and the like) have a 5%
chance of inte ll igence. provided they do not
already possess special powers. Missile weapons
(including bows, crossbows, arrows, and bolts)
neve r possess intelligence. Single-use items and
those items that do nOI have an attack bonus
(~ uch a ~ II magical net) never possess intelli.
gence. If you determine that a weapon is intelli·
gent, it will have one or more special powers. It
may also have a special purpose or limitations on
its use.
The following tables should be used to deter·
mine the properties of an intelligent weapon: the
number of powers, unusual properties, alignment,
and special purpose of the item (if an y). Such
weapons arc useful to give higher-level fighters
some additional tactical options and limited-use
special abilities.
The DM is encouraged to de sign unusual
magical weapons along special themes and for
s pecific campaign purposes, using the tables
as guidelines and for inspiration. Just because
a power is ro ll ed does n 't m ea n it m us t be
g iven. If the OM feels a co mbinati on is too
bizarre or powerful, it can simply be changed
or ignored.
The first step in creating an intelligent weapon
is to determine its general capabilities. These are
found by rolling Id lOO on the first table. Then,
move onto the olher tables until all the capabili-
ties of the weapon have been specified .
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Weapon Intelligence a nd weapon.

Capabilities Table Weapon Abilit ies: Using the number o f cap a-
bili lies determi ned by the roll on the Weapon
RoD Int Communicates Capabilities Int ellige nce and Capabil iti es Tab le, the
01-34 12 Semi-empalhic' I primary ability weapon's specific abilities arc determined by
35-59 13 Empathic 2 primary abilities rolling on the appropriate tables below.
60--79 14 Speech' 2 primary abilities
80-91 15 Speech' 3 primaryabilitics' Weapon P rimary Abilities
1}2-97 16 Speech' ) primary abilities'
98-00 17 Speech & 3 primary abilities, I Roll Ability
Telepathyl extraordinary power' 0 1- 11 Detect "elevator"' shiftina rooms/walls
'The owner will receive some signal (a throb, tin- in a 10' radius.
gle. or other sensation) and feels compell ing 12- 22 Detect sloping passages in a 10' radius
urges when its ability functions. 23- 33 Detec t traps o f large size in a 10 '
%e weapon speaks the charneter's native tongue radius!.
plus one or more other tongues as indicated on 34-44 De/ect eviYgood in a 10' radius
Spoken Languages Table below. 45-55 De /e ct precio us metals, ki nd. and
'The weapon can use either communication modc
at wi ll ; wi th language use as any s peaki ng
weapon.
,..... amo unt in a 20' radius
Detect gems, kinq, and number in a 5'
radius.
'The weapon can al so read languages/maps o f 67- 77 Detect magic in a 10' radius.
any non magical type. 78- 82 Dctcct secret doors in a 5' radius.
'The weapon can read languages as well as magi- 83-87 Detect invisible objects in a 10' radius.
cal writings. 88- 92 Locate object in a 120' radius.
93- 98 Ro ll twice on this table ignoring scores
Intelli gent Weapon Alignm ent: Any weapon of93 to 00.
with intelligence has an alignment Note that holy 99-00 Roll on the Weapon Extraordina ry
avengers have alignment restrictions. All cursed Powers Table instead.
weapons are absolutely neutral.
If the same abi lity is rolled twice or more, the
Weapon Alignment Table range of the power is doubled, tripled, and so on.
All abilities fu nction only when the weapon is
Roll Alignment of Weapon held, drawn, and the owner is concentrating on
01-05 Chaotic good the desired result. A weapon can perform only
06-15 Chaotic neutral' one function at a time , and thus can fig ht or
16-20 Chaotic evi l detect but one thing at a time. Other abilities can
21- 25 Neutral evil' be created by the OM .
26-30 Lawful evi l
31 - 55 Lawful good Wea pon Extraordinary Powers
5~0 Lawful neutral'
61- 80 Neutral (absolute) Roll Power*
81-00 Neutral good ' 01-07 Charm person on contact, 3 times/day
'The item can a lso be used by any character 08-15 Clairaudience 30-yard ra nge- th ree
whose al ignment corresponds to the nonneutral ti mes/day, one round per use.
alig nment portion of the weapon 's alignment 16-22 Clairvoyance 30-yard range- three
(chaotic, cvil, good, or lawful). Thus any chaotic ti mcs/day, one rou nd per use.
character can use a weapo n with chaotic neutral 23- 28 Determine d irect ion and dep th. 2
alignment. times/day.
29-34 ESP 30-yard range- three times/day,
Any character whose alignment does not corre- one round per use.
spond to that of the weapon, except as noted in 35-4 1 Flying 120 feetltum--one hour/day.
foo tno te # I above, sustains points of damage 42-47 Heal-One time/day.
equal to the numbe r of ego points (see Table 11 9 48- 54 Illusion 120 yards ra nge-2 times/day,
in the DMG) of the weapon . The damagc is suf- as the wand.
fered every time (or for every round) the charac- 55-61 Le vitation one turn durat ion- 3
ter touches any portion of the weapon unless the times/day, at 6th level of ability.
\.\upon is in the grasp or possession of a charac- 62-67 Strength one lime/day (upon wielder
te r whose alig nmen l is com patible wi th the only).

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68--75 Telekinesis 250 pounds maximum- 2

times/day, I round each use, 56-65 Insanity for I d4 rounds 1.
76-8 1 Te/epa/hy 60 yards range---2 times/day, 66-80 Paralysis for Id4 rounds I.
82--88 Teleportation one time/day, 600 pounds 8HlO +2 to all saving throws, - I to each die
maximum, casting time 2, of damage sustained.
89- 94 X-ray vision 40 yards range- 2 'Upon scoring a hit with the weapon, unless the
times/day, one turn per use. opponent succeeds with a saving throw vs. spell.
95- 97 Roll twice on this table ignoring scores
of95- 97. La nguages Spoken by Weapon: The DM should
98- 99 Character may choose one power from determine languages spoken by the "'eapon based
this table. on his campaign and the history of the weapon.
00 Character may choose o ne power from Thus, an intelligent 'K'Qrhammer fashioned by !he
this table, and then roll on the Specia l dW3lVes would certainly understand Dwarf.
Purpose Weapons Table.
·Saving throws apply as usual. Roll La nguages
01-40 I
If the same power is rolled twice, the uses per 41 - 70 2
day are doubled, etc. Powers func tion only when 71-85 3
the weapon is drawn and held and the possessor is 86-95 4
concentrating upon the desired effect. Most pow- 96-99 5
ers require that the character stop and concentrate 00 6'
for a full round. 'Or the total of two additional rol1s ignoring a
score of 00, whichever is the greater.
S pecia l Purpose Weapons
A: Purpose: A weapon's purpose must suit the Weapon Ego
alignment and type of the weapon in question. Only after all aspects of a weapon have been
Ki lling is always restricted to evil victims when determined and recorded can the ego rating of a
the weapon is of good alignment. Weapons dedi- weapon be found. Ego, along with intelligence, is
cated 10 slaying monsters are either good and slay a factor with regard to the dominance of weapon
neut ra l or evil monsters, or evil and slay ncutral over character, as detailed on the Wea pon Ego
or good monsters. Table below:

Roll P urpose Weapo n Ego Table

01 - 10 Defeat/s lay diametrically opposed
a lignment'. Attribute of Weapo n Ego Points
11 - 20 Defeat priests (of a particular type), Each + of weapon' I
21 - 30 Defeat fighters. Each primary ability I
3 1-40 Defeat wizards, Each extraordinary power' 2
41 - 50 Defeat thieves. Special purpose S
51 - 55 Defeat bards. Each language spoken 1
56-65 Overthrow law andlor chaos. Telepathic abi lity 2
66-75 Defeat good andlor evil. Reading languages ability I
76-95 Defeat nonhuman monsters. Reading magic abili ty 2
96-00 Other. 'A sword + 1 has one ego point, but ifit has
'The purpose of the true neutral version of this another (higher) plus, these are also counted. For
weapon is to preserve balance (see Alig nment in example, aflame tongue + 1 has a maximum plus
the DMG) by defeating/slaying powerful beings of 4, so it is + 1/+4 for fi ve ego poinls. In addi-
of the eXlreme alignments (lawful good, lawful tion, weapons that have no extra pluses but extra
evil, chaotic good, chaotic evil). powers (like a holy avenger, of sharpness) add
double thei r + rating for ego.
B: Special Pu rpose Powe r : These specific pow- ' If double ability, double ego points.
ers operate only in pursuit of the special purpose.
Weapons vs. C harac te rs
Roll Power When a weapon possesses unusual characte ris-
01 - 10 Blindness for 2d6 rounds'. tics, it has a personality, which is rated by com·
11 - 20 Confusion for 2d6 rounds'. bining its intelligence and ego scores. The weapon
2 1- 25 Disintegrate l . is, of course, absolutely true to its alignment, and
26-55 Fear for I d4 rounds I.

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personality confl ict- weapon vs. character-
results.
Similarly, any weapon with an ego of 19 or
higher always considers itself superior to any
character, and a personality conflict will result if
lhe possessor does not always agree with the
lIo'e3.pon.
The personality score of a character is:
Intelligence + C haris nla + Experience Level
NOle that the personality score is reduced by
one for every group of points of damage taken
eq ual to the character's average number of points
per leveL Divide the character's total hit points by
his or her level (round up). For example, a fighter
of 7lh-leveJ has 53 hit points; 53x7 - 7.6. Thus
for every 8 points of damage, the fighter's per-
sonality score is reduced by I.
Whenever pe rsonality con fli ct occurs, Ihe
weapon will resist the character's desires and
demand concessions such as:
Removal of associates, henchmen, hirelings,
or creatures of alignme nt o r personality dis-
tasteful 10 the weapon.
The character is divested of all other magical
weapons.
Obedience rrom the character so weapon can
lead the expedition ror its own purposes.
ImmedIate seeking and slaying or c reatures
hateful to the wcapon.
Enc ru s tation or pommel, hilt , scabbard,
baldric, or belt with gems and a special con-
taine r made or precious s ubstances ro r its
sarekeeping.
Magical protection and devices to protect it
rrom molestation when not in use.
That the characler pay it handsomely ror all
abilities and power the weapon is callcd upon
to exercise in behalr o r its possessor.
That the character carries it on all occasions.
That the character relinqu ishes the weapon in
ravor or a mo re suitable person due to align-
ment differences or conduct.
Any time the persona lity score ora weapon
exceeds the personality score or the character
who possesses it, the weapon will domi nate its
possessor, and it can rorce any or all or the above
demands o r actually cause any or the rollowing
actions:
Force its possessor into combat.
Refuse to strike opponents.
Strike at its wielder or his associates.
Force its possessor to surrender to an opponent.
Cause itselrto drop rrom the character's grasp.
Naturally, such actions are unlikely where the
character-weapon al ig nment and purposes a rc
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hannonious. However, the weapon might wish to
have a lesser character possess it SO as to easily
command him, or a higher level possessor so as
to better accomplish its goals. All magical weap-
ons with personalities desire to play an important
role in the success or activi ties, particularly com-
bat. Such weapons are rivals or each other, even ir
or the same alignment They will be aware orthe
presence or any similar weapon within 60 reet,
and try the ir best to lead a possessor into missing
or destroying the riva l unless Ihis is totally inimi-
caIto its nature--a holy avenger, ror example,
or
would certainly not allow destruction any other
lawrul good weapon and might encourage their
discovery, even at the risk or grim odds.
Weapons or this nature can neve r be totally
controlled or silenced by the characters who pos-
sess them, even though they may be heavily out-
weig hed by personality rorce . They may be
powerless to enrorce their demands, but they will
be in there plugging. Even a humble + 1 weapon
or unusual nature can be a vocal martyr, denigrat-
ing its own abilities and asking only that the char-
acter on ly give it the c hance to s hatter itse lr
against some hated enemy.
OM 's Note: Most playe rs will be unwilling to
play weapons with personalities they way the per-
sonalities dictate. It is up to the DM to ensure that
the role or the weapon is played to the hilt (so to
speak) with the DM assuming the persona or the
weapon if necessary.
In Ravenloft: T he ego of an evil , intelligent
weapon rises 5 points in Ravenlofl. (Weapons or
good or neutral alignment not affected.) Ir an evil
weapon dominales its bearer, the weapon has a
50010 chance or delivering itselr to the lord orthat
domain. Eac h week a character wields an evil,
intelligent sword, a Ravenloft powers check must
be made.
In Kara-Tu r: The weapon has Intelligence
and capabil ities as irit were an Intelligent sword,
although il can never have communication ability
beyond semi-empathy. Intelligence is I d6+ 11.
Intelligent 11*
XP Value: Varies GP V.. lue: Varies
DuNGEONS &. DRAGc:lNs Exper1 Set
Certain magical weapons may be intelligent and
have other special abilities, as well. The DM can
create special intellige nt mag ic weapons or roll
them randomly, using the rollowing procedure.
An intelligent weapon should be played by the
DM ,just like an NPC.
Rolling up an Intelligent weapon:
I. Find out ir the weapon has a special purpose
(Optional Id20).
2. Determine Intelligence score ( ld20).
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3. Find la nguages known (ldlOO). Languages

4. Detennine weapon's alignment (Id20). Speaking weapons talk aloud, usually telling the
5. Find primary power (ld IOO). user what is desired. Any weapon that can read
6. Roll extraordinary power, if any (ld IOO). magic can read written information in any Ian·
7. Roll ego score ( l dI2). g uage it can speak. A talking weapon always
knows the number of languages rolled. The OM
Special Purpose has to choose which languages are known.
A weapon will have a special purpose if a roll of
20 on I d20 is made (the DM may choose to omit Roll Number of Languages
this ro ll, carefull y placi ng all specia l purpose 01-50 I
weapons, as they are both very powerful and very 51- 70 2
rare). Any weapon wi th a s pecial purpose has 71- 85 J
Intelligence and Ego scores of 12, as well as one 86-95 4
special purpose. 96-99 5
Special purpose is given to some rare weapons 00 Roll again twice and add the results
by their creator. The following list gives some
special purposes that may be used, or the DM Align m ent
may invent others. Only one special purpose may Determine the alignment of the intelligent
be given to anyone magic weapon weapon (rollld20):
Slay wizards (or elves).
Slay priests. Ro ll Alignment
Slay fighters (or dwarves or haltIings). 01 - 13 Lawful
Slay monster (roll for one type randomly). 14- 18 Neutral
Defeallaw (or chaos). 19-20 Chaotic
Defeat good (or evil).
When used for its special purpose, the weapon A weapon's alignment cannot be detected until
gains one added ability, according to its alignment it is handled. If the creature handling the weapon
Lawful weapons paralyze c haotic opponents is of the same alignment, there are no adverse
unless the victim saves vs. spell. effects. However, if the alignment is different, the
Neutral weapons add + 1 10 all of the user's user takes some damage in each round in which
saving throws. the weapon is touched or held, according to the
Chaotic weapons turn to stone a lawful oppo- following chart.
ne nt upon a hit unl ess the victim saves vs.
spelL User's Weapon's Damage
Example: A lawful weapon with a special pur- Alignment Alignme nt per Round
pose to s lay wiza rds will paralyze only chaotic Lawful Neutral Id6
wizards, and only if the saving throw is failed . Chaotic 2d6
Neutral Lawful Id6
I ntelligence Chaotic Id6
Each intelligent wea pon has an Intel li gence Chaotic Lawful 2d6
score, one or more primary powers, possibly an Neutral Id6
extraordinary power, and a method of communi-
cation Empathy means that the user of the weapon Primary Powers
somehow knows what the weapon's powers are Roll IdlOO to find any primary powers a weapon
and how 10 use them. might have . T he number of primary powers
depe nds on the weapon's Intell igence score.
Die Int Method of Duplicate results should be rerolled.
Roll Score Powers Communication
01- 14 None None None Ro ll Primary Power
l5 7 I Primary Empathy 01- 15 Detect shifting walls and rooms
16 8 2 Primary Empathy 16-30 Detect sloping passages
17 9 3 Primary Empathy 31-40 Find secret doors
18 10 3 Primary Speech 41-50 Find traps
19 3 Primary + Speech 51-60 See invisible objects

20
"
12
Read Magic
3 Primary + Speech
6 1- 70
71-80
Detect evil/good
Detect metal
Read Magic + I 81- 90 Detect magic
Extraord inary

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15 18
Detect gems
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96-99 Roll for onc extraordinary power (see
Extraordinary Powers below)
00 Roll twice more on this table
Unless otherwise noted, one primary power may
be used each round, once per round. The user must
have the weapon in hand and be concentrating on
the power in order to lise it. Duplicate results
should be rolled again unless noted otherwise.
Delect shifting walls and rooms: The weapon
can find shifting wa lls and rooms within a range
of 10 feet.
Detect sloping passages : The weapon can
locate sloping passages within a 10-foot range.
Find secret doors: The weapon can locale all
secret doors within a 10-foot range. This power
can only be used three limes per day.
Detect traps: The weapon can detect traps of any
type within 10 feet, but only three times per day.
See invisibl e objects: The weapon can see
invisible and hidden objects (but nOI secret doors)
within 20 feet .
Detect evil (good): The weapon is able to detect
one of these intentions up to a range of 20 feet.
(Ani mals and traps are neither evil nor good.)
Det«t metal: The weapon can detect metal of
any type requested up to a range of 60 feet (unless
blocked by lead). It points in the d irection of the
material.
Detec t magic : The weapon can detect any
magic spell or item wi thin 20 feet, and causes the
magic item (when commanded) to glow. This
power can only be used three times per day.
Det«t gems: The weapon can detect any type
of gems (and tells the ir number) wi thin a range of
60 feet ( unl ess b lock ed by lead). The weapon
points in the direction of the gems.
Extraordinary Powers
I(the intelligent weapon has an extraordinary power,
roll I d I 00 on th e table below. Duplicate resu lts
should be rolled again lU1less noted othetWise.
Roll Extraordinary Po",,·ers
01- 10 Clairaudience
11- 20 Clairvayance
21- 30 ESP
31-40 Telepathy
41 50 Telekinesis
51- 59 Teleportatian
6O-<i8 X-ray vision
69-77 lJ/usion
78-82 Levitation
83-87 Flying
88-92 Healing (duplicate allowed)
93-97 Extra damage (duplicate allowed)
98-99 Make two more rolls on this table
00 Make three more rolls on this table
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Weapon. tntelli genl1,...
As with primary powers, the user mUSI have
the weapon in hand and be concentrating on the
power. Any extraordinary power is only usable
three times a day unless specially noted other-
wise.
C lai raudi e nce: This power allows the user to
hear noises (including speech) in an area up to a
range of 60 feet through the ears of a creature in
that area (unless blocked by lead). The user must
concentrate for one tum in order to hear what the
creature hean;.
C lairvoya nce: This power allows the user to see
a n area up to 60 feet away through the eyes ofa
crealUre in that area, unless blocked by lead. The
user must concentrate for one turn in order to "see."
ESP: The user of the weapon may listen to any
one Jiving creature's thoughts. The user must con-
centrate in one direction, and can only "hear"
thoughts within 60 feet (unless blocked by lead).
The user can understand any thoughts "heard."
Telepathy: This power allows the user to per-
form th e same powers as ESP (above), but also
gives the ability to "send" thoughts to the crea-
ture contacted (as a helm o/telepathy). Of course,
the creature may refuse to answer.
Telekinesis: The user of the weapon may move
up to 200 pounds of weight by co ncentration
a lone. See the wizard spell of the same name for
more infonnation.
Teleportatlon : This power allows the user of
the weapon to teleport (as the wizard spell).
X- ray vision: This power produces the same
effect as a ring 0/ X-ray vision (the ability to see
through anything, except gold or lead).
Illusion : This power allows the user to create
one phantasmal/orce spell (as the wizard spell).
Levitation : The user of th e weapon may levi-
tate as if using the wizard spell of the same name,
for a maximum of three turns.
Fly ing: The user of the weapon may fly as if
using the wizard spell o( th e same name, for a
maximum of three turns.
Hea ling: The weapon can heal up to 6 points
of damage at the rate of I point per round. This
power may only be used once per day. Duplicate
ability rolls increase the Amnunt of ilpnling And
the time required by six.
Extra damage: This power increases the user's
Strength when striking for I d I 0 rounds. During
this time, the use r inn icts four limes the normal
damage on each successful hit (but has no better
chances to hit). Each dup licate roll of this power
inc reases the multiplier by one (to five times, six
times, etc.).
Ego
To detennine the ego seorc of an intelligent (non-
special purpose) weapon, rollld l 2. The ego of
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the weapon is a measure of the force of its per-
sonality. A weapon with high intelligence and ego
may try to control its user. The OM should make
a control check at certain times.
Control checks: An intelligent weapon must
be checked to see if it is controlling its user in
five different situations:
When the character first handles the weapon.
When the character is wou nded to a point
where half of his or her original hit points are
gone.
When the character acquires any other magic
weapon.
When a character of a different aligrunent tries
to use it.
When a situation arises where the special pur-
pose of the wcapon (if a pp licable) can be
used.
To make the control check, the OM must find
the will score of the user and of t he weapon.
When the will scores are found, the being wi th
the highe r total score, either character or weapon,
controls the actions of the character.
Will Score
An intelligent weapon's will score is fo und by
adding the weapon's I nte ll igence, ego, a nd
bonuses. The weapon gets a bonus of + I to the
will score for each extraordinary power it has,
plus IdlO points jfthe weapon is ofa different
alignment than the user. A character's will score
is found by adding the character's Strength and
Wisdom scores and subtracting any adjustments
due to wounds, as fo llows:
I f the character is damaged, but has lost no
more than li the original hit points, I d4 points
are subtracted.
If the character has lost more than ~ of the
original hit points, 2d4 points are subtracted
from the will score.
Weapons in Control
If a weapon controls a character, the OM must
decide on the actions of the weapon in certain sit-
uations. These may include:
Leading the user past o the r magic weapons
found, or to discard other weapons.
Forcing the user to charge into combat to win
glory for itself.
Forcing the user to surrender to an oppo-
nent-either one more worthy of the weapon
or one easier to control.
Forcing the user to spend most of his or her
money on items for the weapon (jeweled fit-
tings, fancy scabbards, special magical pro-
tection, etc.).
The control lasts until the weapon is satisfied
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or until the situation that caused the control che<:k
has passed.
Invisible·
XP Value: +1,000 G P Va lue: +5,000
DRAGON Magazine 169
This weapon does normal damage but appears
only as a hilt; its blade cannot be seen. Blood or
d irt can outline or betray the location of its blade,
but even striki ng a creature does not make the
metal itself appear. An invisible blade can there-
fore be concealed in a person's grasp and carried
where weapons are not per mitted. An invisible
weapon is always silent when striking, even if it
fa lls or is thrust against stone or metal. It never
reflects light, but it can be normally affected by
heat metal and similar spells, and it can be read-
ily seen by creatures able to see invisible objects.
When grasped (it need not be drawn), an invisible
weapon allows its wie lder to see as if using a
detect invisibility spell.
Detect invisibility, invisibility, gaze reflectioll,
and some fo rm of magical silence are required
for the enchantment of such a weapon. The magic
must be worked on the weapon as it is forged and
tempered.
of Lefth andedness*
XP Value: - GP Value: 50
New Item
A variety of these weapons were created by the
wiza rd / warrior S leedak the Curmudgeon.
Sleedak was left-handed, and he grew tired of the
barbs and slights of "righties." Weapons of left-
handedness may be found wi th any conceivable
enchantment, and the enchantme nts do work-
but only when the weapon is in the left hand. If
he ld in the right hand, the enchantment either
works against the would-be user or reverses with
double effect. If, for example, a right-handed
figh ter uses an invisible axe of left handedness,
the axe shines with a brilliant white light and can-
not be concealed.
of Levitation*
XP Value: +400 GP Value: +2,000
DuNGEONS & DRAGONS Rules Cyclopedia
As with the potion, the user may float in the air
for a maximum of three turns per use.
of Lighting*
XP Value: + I 00 GP Va lue: +500
DUNGEONS & DRAGONS Rules Cyclopedia
A weapon that has this talent can create one light
spell effect per day to a 120-foot range and last-
ing for 61urns (similar to the Ist·level wizard
spell).
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Lightweight*
XPValue: + 10 G PVaJue: + \00
DRAOOI'I Magazine lSI
For thieves, mountain climbers, fast scouts, and
others on the go, these items are extremely use-
ful. Weight and encumbrance may be reduced by
half (rounding down) when these weapons and
armor are used instead of ordinary ones. No addi-
tional advantages a re given in combat, though
they do count as magical for auack purposes
against cenain monsters.
Living*
XPVaJue:+l,OOO GP Value: +5,000
Wild Elves
Living weapons are conjured spirits that are bound
into weapons by powerful magicians. They are
highly evil creatures, capable of animating these
weapons and attacking with them. They are typically
used as guardians by the wizards who made them.
U",;ng weapons are swiFt in combat. They fly
through the air hilling targets with a +4 bonus to
their attack and damage rolls. The weapons they
inhabit are otherwise normal; once the living
....-eapon has suffered full damage, the bound spirit
is dispe rsed, and a no rmal weapon fall s harm-
lessly to the ground.
Living weapons are usually swords, but they
can be any melee weapons. In a ny fOfm t hey
inflict the base damage of the weapon, with a +4
attack and damage ro ll bonus. Living weapans
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may be turned as undead, with the same chance
as of tuming vampires.
Living weapons are guardians. They have an
attack range of 120 fect from the spot where they
we re bound. They are o f low intell igence and
obey simple commands from their masters.
These weapons are highly evil; they prefer to
feed on the blood of sentient creatures, but they
attack anything that gets wit hin their attack
range.
Living Weapon
ClimatefI'errai n: Any/Subterranean
Frequency: Rare
Organization: Solitary
Activity Cycle: Any
Diet: Blood
Intellige nce: Low (5- 7)
Treasure: None
Alignment: Chaotic evil
No. Appea rin g: I
Armor Class: - I
MOl'emenl: FIl S
Hit Dice: 6
THACO: 15
No. of Attacks: 2
Damage/Attack: By ...."eapon +4
Special Attacks: None
Special Defenses: + I or better
Magic Resista nce: 20%
Size: M (5' long)
Morale: Elile (13- 14)
XP Value: 2,000
Miniature*
See Enchanted En ha ncements in Volume 1
Narcissistic*
XPValue: - GPValue: + lOO
1101.0.011'111 Magazine 14
This weapon believes it has a magnetic personal-
ity. As a resul t, once the weapon's ego has been
calculated normally, it is increased by 50%. Natu-
rally, because it is so lovely, the blade has a mag-
net ic effect on any metal near it. The wielder
must have a Strength of 18 or the weapon sticks
to any metal elements of his or her armor, and no
allack or damage bonuses are applied.
Against foes in metal armor, the weapon acts
as a normal magical weapo n, but causes double
damage. However, the wielder must spend one
roun d unsticking the weapon from the target, dur-
ing that time she or he can do nothing else.
The weapon is not magnetic, it just likes metal-
especially when it can sec its own reflection.
When the narcissiSlic weapon result is rolled
on the Random hem Chart, the OM should roll
another effect and combine the results.
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,weapon, Petrified
Petrificd *
XPValue: +100 GPValue: +500
DRAGON Magazine 197
These items are wooden weapons that have been
permanently enchanted with petrification spells,
making them equivalent to weapons made of
Slone (flint, obsidian, etc.) instead arwood. The
weapons may still break in battle, but until they
do, they strike with attack and damage penalties
of - [ and - 2 instead of the - 2 and - 3 penalties of
nonnal wooden weapons. These weapons are also
fireproof. Wooden weapons such as clubs or
quarterstaves are also limited to being fireproof
as a benefit. These weapons hardly seem worth
the trouble of enchanting, but the process is good
practice for apprentice wizards , so petrified
weapons are fairly common. Besides, when fight-
ing an opponent with a torch- a common event
in the arenas of Athas- it's a comfort to know
that a wooden weapon won't be burned into use-
lessness. It is also possible to bury petrified items
for use as hidden markers, as they do radiate a
dweomer that can be located by a detect magic
spell.
Polymorphed*
See Polymorphed Gear in Enchanted
Enhancements, Volume I .
of Proficiency*
XP Value: +50 GP Value: +500
DRAGON Magazine lSI
In order to use someth ing properly, whether a
weapon or a tool, one has to learn how to use it.
However, a clever wizard can get around this by
creating magical weapons and enchanted items
that magically impart skill in their use to the
owner, but only when using those specific items.
If a poor fighter doesn 't know how to usc any
weapon but a short weapon (the only type he or
she could afford at the start), a broad weapon of
proficiency found by the character is perfectly
usable, just as if he of she had trained in broad
weapons. However, if another broad weapon is
found (whether magical or mundane) and the
fighter tries to use it, fighting takes place with the
standard nonproficiency penalty. Note that in the
case of weapons ofprofjc jency , there are no
attack or damage bonuses; a fighter can merely
use them competently in battle even though he or
she has no training with that weapon type.
These weapons are mainly useful for increas-
ing a character's combat ability, but all standard
weapon restrictions still apply (a wizard cannot
use a broad weapon of proficiency ). Since so
many people complain about how helpless a I st-
level wizard is; for instance, a staffor dagger of
proficiency would effectively double the number
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of weapons he could use. Ifa fighter discovers
too late that he or she should have invested in a
missile weapon instead of specializing in melee
weapons (or if a bow was simply too expensive),
a bow ofproficiency would give the missile capa·
bility of an ordinary fighter who was trained as
an archer. Naturally, Ihe owners of such weapons
would have to take very good care of them; once
those magical items are gone, so go the pes' abil-
ities to use such weapons, at least until training
time comes around. The same goes with noncom-
bat gear such as thieves ' tools , musical instru-
ments, and riding gear, unless such skills are
assumed to come with the class.
Purple-Leaf'"
XP Vaiue: - GP Value: -
DRAGON Magazine t 97
These magical knives, daggers, and swords are
created from the razor-sharp blades of the purple
grass that grows in the Athasian wilderness. Each
weapon is made from an individual blade of grass
that has had one or more plam growth spells cast
upon it. The type of weapon gained depends on
how many castings were used in the process of
enchantment: A knife rates one casting; a dagger
two; a short sword three; a long sword, broad
sword (the latter created by trimming off the tip a
bit), or ba5tard ~word four ; and a two-handed
sword five. Because of Ihe shape of the grass
blades, only straight-bladed swords may be cre-
ated in this manner; no curved weapons such as
khopeshes or scimitars are possible.
A purple-leaf blade does the same damage as
its regular steel counterpart. It does not break in
combat, but if a natural 20 is rolled upon hitting
an opponent, the blade bends out of line. It takes
one round of effort to straighten the blade out,
after which it may be used as before. These weap-
ons are both fireproof and rustproof. They are
worth 10 XP per casting of a plant growth spell
required in their creation; a knife is worth 10, a
dagger 20, a short sword 30, etc.
Quirks*
XPYalue: - GPValue: -
DRAGON Magazine 163
The quirks of magical weapons are detai led in
most of the major entries. We include a generic
weapons' quirk list here for those entries, such as
Blowgun, that do not have these optional tables.
Roll Quirks Present
01- 86 No quirks
87- 94 One quirk
95-98 Two quirks
99-00 Three quirks

, Weapon of See l~iblcr
Roll Result
01-05 Weapon glows (as per faerie fire) in
normal darkness.
Weapon is lighter than normal. The
wielder has a - 1 bonus on any reaction
or initiative rolls using the weapon.
[0-14 Weapon is unable to harm Jd4 types of
creatures.
1.5... 18 Weapon must be used two-handed in
order to gai n ils magical bonus. If the
we apon is very short (8 dagger or
knife), is already a two-handed weapon,
or Ihis result does nOI otherwise apply.
disregard this result and the roll.
19-23 Weapo n 's finish cannot be marred,
stained, or scratched in any way.
24-28 Weapon hums whenever enemies come
within 30 fee l (and the sound negates
any chance of surprise).
29...32 Weapon must be baptized in flame after
combat, or it loses its magical bonus
until it is p laced w ithin a fire for at least
one ho ur (wea pon is immune to t he
effects of normaI fire) .
33-37 Weapon is twice as heavy as no rma l.
The wielder suffers a + I penalty to all
reaction and initiative rolls.
38-43 Weapon a p pea r s beat up , notc h ed,
s cratche d, s tain ed, a nd d e nt ed. No
amoun t of polishing can alter its
appearance.
44-46 Weapon's magic functions only at night.
Also , the weapon is evilly a ligned and
radiates th is alignment.
47-49 Weapo n 's magic functions only du ri ng
the day. The weapon is go od ali g ned
and radiates this alignment.
50-54 Weapon has a command word on il that
sh rin k s il as wou ld an item s pe ll . To
return the weapon to normal size, speak
th e command word backwards.
55- 59 Wea pon exhibits no magical properties
until a certain condition is met (a bless
spell is casl upon iI, a cerlain type of
creature is killed with it, elc.).
6<Hil Weapo n co ndu cts elect r icity. As a
resu lt, the wielder suffers a - I penalty
on all saves vs. electri city o r light ning
and takes + I point per die of damage.
64-68 Weapon radiates no nd eleclion; thus a
detect magic spell cannOI register it.
69-72 Weapo n is si lent ; it makes no no ise
when dropped or struck.
73- 75 Weapon 's magic makes it dangerous to
w ie ld in combal. If the wielder misses
an attack against an intended opponent,
h e or s he must roll under his or h e r
Dexterity score on Id20 or the weapon
""
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slip s. A n attack roll must be made
against any ally in a 5· foot radius (or
agains t t he w ielder, if no allies are
near). A successfu l h it on oneself or a
friend docs half damage.
76-79 Weapon is not a ffected by acid.
80-85 Weapon cannot be broken by any means
s hort of divine power o r a near irre·
sistible force (such as having JO tons of
roc k dropped on it).
8.... ' Weapon is immune to the effects ofrusl
(i ncluding the attack of a rust monster).
Weapon is invisible whenever drawn or
wielded in combal.
95- 97 Weapo n 's blade or head exists in the
Ethereal o r Astral Plane (50% chance
of either) , and is ab le to hit c reat ures
that can " phase out," become ethereal,
and so forth when in an alternale plane.
,8-00 Weapo n is in te lli ge nt- t wice, wi th
vastly differing personal ities and ali gn-
ments. The OM should roll twi ce on the
Sword I.ntelligence Table (see Sword,
Special) and disregard any resuh of no
intelligence. The weapon has two egos.
Though it te lls its owner of th e powers
it offers, it never di scloses the number
of c harges il possesse s. No te that an
intelligent weapon neve r wi lli ngly UM:;S
its last few charges. These weapons can
a lways be rec harged, regardless of type.
The wea pon switches personalties every
Id4 days.
Racial·
See Racial Enhancemenls in Enchanted
Enhancements, Volume I.
of Retu rning*
XPValue: + 1,000 GPValue: +5,000
DUNGEONS & DAAOONS Rules Cyclopedia
This type of hand· hurled missi le weapon returns
to Ihe user if it misses its targe t; it is sometimes
called a " boomerang" weapon. Ifil misses, it
returns a t the end of the same ro und and may
automatically be safe ly caught by the character
throwing it (unless the user is paralyzed, co n-
fused, immobile, or incapacilated).lfit hits a tar-
get, the weapon does nOI return.
of See Invisible*
XP Value: +300 GP Value: + 1,500
DUNGEONS & DRAGONS Rules Cyclopedia
This item can find a ll invisible and hidden objects
or creatures (but not secre t doors) in a 20·fool
radius.
 (

Shiveri ng* Roll Creature Roll Creature

XPValue: - GPValue: +100 02 Bajang 13 Ninja
]MAGINE MagazillC ]4 03 Bushi 14 Ogre Magi
This magical weapon is so afra id of figh ting that 04 Dragons 15 Ogres
it shive rs with fright during melees. This causes it 05 Elementals 16 Oni
to have 12 attacks per round instead of its normal 06 Giants 17 P'oh
allowance. but all the attacks are at - I instead of 07 Hengeyokai 18 Samurai
its norma l bonus. An attack or Streng th bonus 08 Hu hsien I. Shukenja
due to the wielder only applies to the first attack. 09 Kalau 20 Sohei
Any ot her abilities the weapon possesses are 10 Kombokuru 21 Spiders
una ffec ted. Each attack onl y causes I point of II Kuei 22 Spirit folk
damage. 12 Nats 23 WuJen
When the shil'ering weapon result is rolled on 2. Yiliwo
the random item c ha rt , th e OM should roll
anot her effect and combine the results. of Slicing*
XP Value: +500 GP Value: +2,500
of Silence'll DUNGEONS & D RAGONS Rules Cyclopedia
XP Value: +300 GP Value: + 1,500 This talent applies only to edged weapons (swords,
Oriental Adventures daggers, and knives, though axes may qualify). If
When held. this weapon cloaks the character in a any other wcapon type indicates this talent, roll
muming field, deadening but not totally stopping again. If the edged weapon's attack roll is 19 or 20
all sound emanating from the character. The char- counting the weapon's magical bonus but no other
acter can still hear all sounds nonnally. This field bonuses, the opponent struck must make a saving
improves the ninja's and thief's chance of moving throw vs. death magic or be struck dead with one
silently by 15% and increasing the chances of hid- blow. If the saving throw is successful, the victim
ing in shadows by 20%. Sonic-based attacks are still takes triple normal damage. These special
reduced to halfor no damage (depending upon the damage bonuses do nOI apply when the weapon is
success of a saving throw). The fie ld extends over used against constructs or undead.
the wielder and all carried possessions only. Should
something be dropped or ifan object is knocked ofSlowin g*
over, it makes the normal noise. Thus the weapon XP Value: +300 GP Value: + 1,500
does not protect against clumsiness. DUNGF.ONS & DUGaNS Rules Cyclopedia
When a successful hit is made, a weapon with
of Silencing* this tale nt can cause the oppo nent st ruck to
XP Value: +JOO GP Value: + 1,500 become slowed (as the reverse of the J rd-Ievel
DuNGEONS & DRAooNS Rules Cyclopedia wizard spell haste) for I turn (no saving throw).
This talent can create one silence, 15' radius spell The user may decide whether or not 10 use this
effect a day to 180-foot range (as the 2nd-level effect after the swing hits.
priests spell).
of Spec ialization*
of Slaying'" XPValue: + \00 GPValue: +1,000
XP V.lue: +1,000 GP V. lue: +5.000 DUGON Magazine 181
Oriental Adventures Items 0/ specialization behave the same as those
This is a weapon +3, marked or made in some of proficiency, but they act in the owner's hand as
distinctive way found in the lands of Kara·Thr. Its if the user had training in weapon specialization,
ap pea rance makes it easy to pick Oul from a as opposed to mere proficiency. Unlike items oJ
group of similar weapons. Its markings also serve proficiency, only weapons may be enchanted for
to identify the type of creature affected by the specialization. Only single-c\ass fighters can use
weapon. If the weapon is used against the type of weapons a/specialization. Unlike weapons oJ
creature identi fied by the markings, it slays the proficiency, these weapons do give attack and
creature insta ntly on a successful hit (saving damage bonuses, but the bonuses are granted to
throws applicable). Once successfully used, the the user and are not inherent in the weapon; thus
weapon loses all its magical properties. Below is they are nOI effecti ve against creatures that can be
a list of some of the creatu res that might be struck only by enchanted weaponry.
affected by the slaying power (roll 2dI2). Obvi- Remember, too, that the specialization bonus only
ously, many other creatures could be includcd on comes with that particular weapon; skill in using all
this lisl. The DM should create, modify, or limit weapons of the type in the specialization mode does
weapons of slaying as best fits the campaign. not come from mere use of that one item.

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" Spectral·
XP Value: 3,000 GP VaJue: 6,000
The Ruins of Myth Drannor
Tbese eerie weapons were once very popular.
Fashioned from the bones of creatures who died
violently, they appear only as hilts carved of
bone. When grasped by a living or undead being.
a weapon of g lowi ng white corpselight appears
from the hill.
The spectral weapon is insubstantial , and
passes through solid objects: consider targets to
be whatever Armor Class they naturally possess
(counting Dexterity bonuses and magical protec-
lion but not physical annor, unless it is magical).
For example, a knight of average Dexterity in
nonmagiea] full piate armor is AC 10 to Ihis
blade, not AC l .
Whenever a spectral weapon hits Jiving flesh,
it affects it as a chill touch spell does (t he v ictim
must save vs. spell or suffer 1d4 points ofdarnage
and loses I point of Strength for an hour, or if not
rated for Strength . loses I o n its attack roUs for
every second successful attack of a spec tral
weapon).
If th is sort of weapon is wielded by an undcad
creature, it automatically docs 2d4 points of dam-
age. (Strength loss still occurs only if the victim's
save fails). Undead creatures cannot be harmed in
any way by this weapon.
of Speed
XPValue GPVa lue
+1: 2,500 9,000
+2: 3,000 12,000
+3: 3,500 15,000
+4: 4,000 18,000
+5: 4,500 21 ,000
Unearthed Arcana
A weapon of speed is a magical weapon, usually
+2, that enable s its wielder to always make the
first attack in a me lee round, even though some
magical effect might have otherwise s lowed his
or her speed and reaction time. This initial attack
comes in the first segment of the round, ahead of
any other action that may a lso take place in that
segment. The weapoll of speed also allows more
than o ne strike in some rounds; it increases the
wielder's figure for attack per melee round by
one place, so that if one attack is normal , the
improved figure is 312, and if 312 is nonnal, then
the improvement is 10 two attacks per round. This
increase in attacks is cumulative with any other
bonus attacks (such as those prov ided by a haste
spell). T he order of anacks in the round is deter-
mined normally after the wielder of the weapon
of speed has made his or her first attack to begin
ac tivilY in the round. It is possible, for instance,
tha t a wielder en tit led to three attacks in the
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rou nd will attack o nce before any othe r action
takes place, and then (because of poor initiative
rolls or other factors) takes his or her remaining
two attacks at the very end of the round.
There is a 25% chance that the weapo n wi ll
have a bonus of something other than +2; if this
occurs, roll percenti le dice and refer to the fol-
lowing table to determine the appropriate bonus:
Roll Type
01 - 50 +1
51- 75 +3
76-90 +4
91-00 +5
of Speed [1 *
XP Va lue: + 1,000 GP Value: +5,000
Oriental AdvenlUfCS
If the weapon is a bow (induding crossbows and
pellet bows), the weapon allows the uscr to fire at
double the normal fire rate. Fu rthermore the
weapon automatically nocks or cock s itself,
allowing the use r to automatically fire one shot
first in the melee round. If surprised, the charac-
ter is unable to react quickly enough. However, in
situations of complete surprise, the character is
able to fire one shot wilh an initiative of two.
If the weapon is a throwing weapon, it vi rtually
1eap!S from the character's hand and darts toward
the target at incredible speed. AI the beginning of
any round that the character has the weapon in
hand, he or she may automatically make the first
attack, provided the weapon is thrown.
For martial arts weapo ns, a weapon of speed
allows the character to make twice the normal
n umbe r of attacks allowed by the martial arts
style when fighting with the magical weapon.
The character must know a martial art style that
teaches the use of the weapon to gain this benefit.
of Speeding*
XP Value: + 1,000 GPVaiue: +5,000
DuNGF.oNS & OIUoOONS Rules Cyclopedia
T he lalent will, on command create a haste spell
effect on the user only. The user may then move at
double normal speed and attack twice per round
for one turn (similar to the 3rd-Ievel wizard
spell).
Stoneiron *
XPValue: +0 G P Value: +0
D RAOON Magazine197
These weapons are similar to lI"oo<iiroll weapons,
in that they have the strength and normal combat
abi lities of regu lar iron weapons. However, these
weapons are made of stone. Effectively unbreak-
able, they a re a no the r mea ns of giving selected
Alhasian warriors weapons as good as steel arms
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without cutting into the world's scanty supplies of
iron. Because stone is a better beginning material
than wood, stoneiron lW!oponry is less valuable in
experience points as are woodiron weapons, the
experience point lotal being 20 times the price of
a normal iron ",-eapon in gold pieces. For exam-
ple, a stoneiron "'Orhammer is worth 40 XP.
of Surrender*
XPValue: - GPValue: + 150
IMAGINE Magazine 19
This weapon was made for a once-powerful king
by his court magician. It is a powerful weapo n
with sundry interesting characteristics, whatever
is suitabl e for a particular campaign. Unfortu-
nately, the magician was a traitor, and was bribed
to make the weapon lum against his master. The
day came when the king faced his enemies in a
battle he was sure to win. A soldier, nol knowing
what harm he did, delivered a message 10 Ihe king
containing a strange word. This was Ihe com-
mand word for the king 10 become aware of Ihe
geas upon the weapon; he was to surrender to his
enemies. His advisors watched in horror as he
crossed Ihe fie ld to yield to the leader of the
opposing host. His army began to lay down its
arms and shuffie, broken, from the fi eld, behind
them, the king suddenly recovered his wits, and
found himself ringed by spearmen. Only then did
he realize what befell him.
When this weapon is used in combat, the user
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must roll a saving throw vs. spell or immediately
surrender to the forces of the enemy, whether it is
one meek kobold or the complete denizens of the
Abyss. If the savi ng throw is s uccessful, the
~apon reacts as a normal magical weapon.
When the surrendering ""'f!opon result is rolled
on the random item chart, the DM should roll
another effect and combine the results.
of Telekinesis·
XPVaiue: +300 G PValue: +1,500
DuNGEONS & DRAGONS Rules Cyclopedia
A user carrying one of these weapons may move
up to 200 pounds of weight by mere concentra·
tion, like a ring a/telekinesis.
ofTelepathy*
XPValue: +400 GPValue: +2,000
DUNGEONS & DRAGONS Rules Cyclopedia
This is the same as ESP, bUI with the abi lity to
"send" thoughts to the creature contacted (as a
helm a/telepathy).
ofTeleportation*
XP Value: +500 GP Value: +2,500
DUNGEONS & DRAGONS Rules Cyclopedia
The user may teleport once a day as the wizard
spell.
ofTranslating*
XP Value: +400 GPValue: +2,000
DuNGEONS & DRAGONS Rules Cyclopedia
The weapon that has this talent can, on command,
enable the user to understand any and all lan-
guages heard. The ability lasts for 6 turns.
Unbreakable*
XP Value: +1,000 GP Value: +5,000
Oriental Adventures
This weapon cannot be broken by the weapon
breaker martial arts special maneuver. There is a
75% chance that the opponent's weapon is broken
instead, should he or she attempt this maneuver. If
the weapon ever has to make a saving throw against
breakage or crushing blow, it fails only on a 20.
Unc harged·
XPValue: ~ G P Value: ~
New lIem
Let's fac e it . With the tragedies that can occur
when using permanency spells, not every wizard
is willing to make a sacrifice for someone else.
To counter this, many wizards just "forget" to
cast the much needed permanency when they ere·
ale a weapon.
In this case, the weapon literally becomes a
charged item. When a wizard does not cast this
vital spell on a weapon, it is assumed to have
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[diDO charges. Luckil y, these charges are not
used whenever the weapon misses its intended
target. Whenever the warrior (or whoever is usi ng
the weapon) strikes a target, one charge is used
up, whether the weapon caused maximum dam-
age or just 1 point of damage. Once the last
charge is used, the weapon becomes non magical.
ofVeno m*
XPValue: +2,000 GPValue: +\ 0,000
Oriental Adventures
These weapons are identical to daggers o/venom.
ofWatching*
XPVa lue: +200 CPValue: +1,000
DuNGEONS & DRAGONS Rules Cyclopedia
A weapon with this talent may be commanded to
watch fo r anyone monster type or race. The
weapon can then sense the presence of the crea·
tures specified, and it will vibrate slightly if one
or more of the named creatures come within 60
feet of it. The vibration silently alerts the user. A
specific creature cannot be named, only a race or
monster type, and the weapon can only sense one
race or type per day, even ifnone are sensed.
Weightless*
Sec Weightless Item in Enchanted
Enhancements,
Volume I .
ofWishing*
XP Value: +900 GP Value: +4,500
DuNGEONS & DRAGONS Rules Cyclopedia
This tale nt w ill grant I d3 wishes to the user
(identical to the 9th-level wizard spell).
Woodiron*
XPValue: +0 GPValue: +0
DRAGON Magazine 197
These arc wooden weapons whic h have been
given the properties of metallic weaponry through
enchantment, thus eliminating all penalties for
attack ing and damage. They arc also fireproof
and unbreakable. Weapons normally made of
wood, such as the club and quarterstaff, are now
+ I on attac k and damage rolls; they do not have
this bonus otherwise and cannot hi t creatures that
can onl y be harmed by weapons of + I or better.
Multiply the gold piece value of a nonnal weapon
or shield by 25, and that is the experience point
value of these weapo ns for the wizard creating
them- fo r example, a woodiron shorr sword is
worth 250 X P. These weapons are invaluable on
At has, though they would no doubt be disdain-
fully sniffed at elsewhere, as they give fighters
good weapons wi thout cutting into Athas's woe-
fully small supply of iron.
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of X-Ray Vision*
XP Value: +300 GP Value: +I ,500
DUNGEONS & DRAGONS Rules Cyclopedia
The user may see through objects as though ",-ear-
ing a ring ofx-roy visiolT.
Weed
Magical weeds are wild plants that have magical
or quasimagical effects. A saving th row vs. spell
is allowed to negate the weed's effects unless oth-
erwise stated in the accompanying text.
Raptu re
XP Value: 150 GPV.lue: 900
The Final Enemy
Also known as submarinum in/oxicalus morbido or
rapture weed is an uncommon variety of seaweed
found only at ocean depths of2oo feet or mOTe. It is
a pale green color and has fronds edged in pale
gold. Rapture weed is virtually unknown to land
dwellers though well known to marine races who
use it as land dweJters would use wine.
lis taste is extremely pleasant and its effects on
marine peoples are mildly euphoric; it produces
in them a slight inebriation and a feeling of weJt
being. However, when it is chewed by land-
dweJters, the inebriation soon gives way to drunk·
e nness whic h is followed rapidly by
unconsciousness, a State lasting I d2 houn;.
Furthe rmore, any land dweller who chews
Ihree or more fronds ofthe weed within a 24-hour
period becomes hopelessly addicted and exhibits
all the horrible symptoms of addiction to strong
narcotics. The addict will sell every last posses-
sion in order to purchase more of the plant; he or
s he w ill lie, cheat, steal , and even murder to
obtain it, regardless of alignment or profession.
The addict's death will occur in Id4 +2 months.
The only known cures for this terrible condition
are neutralize pOison followed by exorcise, heal,
limited wish, wish , or alter reality.
Unfortunately these facts are as little known to
land dwellers as is the nature of the plant itself,
while the marine races are equally ignorant of the
plant's effects on land dwellers and of the remedy
for addict ion to it ; the plant simply does nol
affect them this way. However a few human sages
do have knowledge of the plant, its properties and
the remedy against addiction, as do a few
alchemists and high-level assassins. The latter
gentlemen have been known to pay as much as
500 gp for a single frond.
of the Witch
XP Value: 1,000 GPValue: 5,000
Old Empires
Th e foul fume s of this weed (also known as
witch weed) alTect all wizards. When burned, it
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produces a vaporous cloud, 30 feet in radius. Any

wizard within its vapors begins to coug h vio-
lent ly, is una ble to cast spells, and suffers two
points of damage per round. The weed bums for
I d6+ 10 rounds. This long, green weed is grown
and used frequently in LUlhcheq, a c ity in
Chessenta where wizards are forbidden. When
burned, it produces a foul stench similar to bum·
ing tobacco. Witchweed is typically bundled in
shipments of 13 stalks.

Well
Normal wells are nothing more than sto ne-lined
holes in the gro und. They penet rate the water
table and create a place where water can be drawn
out with a bucket or pump. Magical wells can be
as simple as a stone·lined hole o r as elaborate as
a piece of cloth that can be folded and placed in a
pocket.

of All Heals
XPValue: - GPValue: -
TIlla.J;ures ofGREVHJ\WK
As the go/den door opened. we beheld a wonder-
ful sight-a room ringed with ornate spouts that
shot a splendid aqua-colored water that caught
the light in a thousand roinoow hues. A beautiful
swan floated upon the water.
Upon our en/ranee into the room, the .fwan
beckoned us to come swim with her. We com·
pletely submerged. one a minute and we found all
our wounds began healing. After 10 minutes. the
healing was complete.
The well 's powers are stro ng-even the dead
can be brought back to life (system shock roll is
voided in this case). Even those who have been
reincarnated return to thei r original form. Unfor-
tunately, the well also inflicts a form of tota l
amnesia that c rases all of the me mo ries of the
past 24 hours. In this way, the well is able to pro-
tect itself from people who would continually
abuse its powers.
of Dreams
XP Value: 1,000 GP Value: 6,000
PoL.YHEDRON Newszine 69
Deep within an elven glade, in the shade of a par-
ti cularly la rge, s tringy bark tree, rests a stone
well. An old wooden sign pro pped up against it
reads: "This be the Well of Dreams. One gold, one
silver, or one Copper. Fate awaits."
The well is an ancien t magic item of great
power. It grants an ability, disability, or boon to a
player character who tosses a coin into its depths.
A c haracter can make use of the well but once a
yea r.
To make the well operate, a character must toss
a coin into it. If a character tosses in more than
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one coin, the one of the highest value counts. If
any cha rac ters clltcr the well, they discover the
walls are smooth and algae·covered. The well's
wate r begins about 30 feet down from the rim ,
and the water is 200 feet deep. Characters who
are submersed in or drink from the water gain no
benelilS.
Effects caused by the coins are instant and per.
manent. Charactcrs tossing a coin should roll 1d8
and ld 12, total the numbers, and refe r to the
tables below.
Pla tinum a nd Gold Coins
Ro ll Effect
02 Raise ability score of choice by I.
03 Lower ability score of choice by 1.
04 Advance to I XP below the next level.
05 Small, i nsect wings g row from the
character 's back. The i nsect wings
allow leaps upward o f 5 feet a nd for-
ward [5 feet once every three turns.
06 A third eye appears on the character's
forehead. The third eye lowers the char-
acter's Charisma score by I. It has no
beneficial effects.
07 Two-foot-lo ng beard grows from the
character's chin . The beard is always 2
feet long; it does not grow. If the char·
acter already had a beard. the beard is
now 2 fee t longer. I f the character is

\
fema le, Charisma is lowered by 2 until
she shaves.
08 New, brown leather boots appear on the
character's feet.
09 Three gold pieces pop out of the well.
10 A pouch fi lled wi th 14 gold pi eces
drops on the character's head (1 point of
damage).
II A purse filled with 30 platinum pieces
appears at his or her feet.
12 A loud burp comes from the well.
\3 The character's coin flies out of the
well, with a bite out of il.
14 Two*fool- Iong beard grows from the
chin. The beard is always 2 feet long; it
does not grow. If the character already
had a beard, the beard is now 2 feel
longer. If the character is female, Cha-
risma is lowered by 2 until she shaves.
15 The hand le of his or her weapon
becomes coated with honey.
16 Gain one nonweapon proficiency of the
character's choice.
17 Character is struck by a miniature light-
ning bolt, I d8 damage.
18 He or she becomes invisible-perma-
nently. The character and all gear are
invisible, per the 2nd-level wizard spell.
The invisibility lasts until broken (see
spell description) or dispelled (treat the
well as a 20th-level caster).
19 The character's primary edged weapon
is now vorpal, or his or her blunt
weapon will now re turn when thrown.
An edged weapon is now the same as a
vorpal sword +3; a blunt weapon acts
like a boomeran g, re t urning on the
round fo llowing each throw.
20 The cha rac ter is cursed with lycan-
thropy: 1- 2, werebear; 3-4, weretiger;
5-6, werewolf.
Silver and Copper Coins
Roll Effect
02 Character lurns inlO a drow.
03 The skin turns green, hair turns black.
Charisma drops by 2.
04 The character gains maximum points
for the level.
05 A weapon of choice becomes + I.
06 There is an instant of darkness, then
everything is as it was before.
07 Hands and feet become webbed. Char-
acter automatically gains the swimming
proficiency, swimming movement rate
is 18.
08 A trum pet blares, then a lone swan
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takes flight from the well.
09 Some of the character's go ld disap-
pears. One half of all carried gold
pieces vanish.
to Nothing happens.
11 A pouch , with the thrown coin in it,
appears in your hand.
12 Five coins, of the same kind thrown in,
come back out of the well.
13 Nothing happens.
14 A pile of 15 platinum pieces falls at the
character's feet.
15 Characte r gets younger. Humans
regress Id20 years; elves 10dIO years;
dwar ves IOd6 years; hal flings Id20
years; and gnomes IOd6 years.
16 Hands and feet become webbed. Char-
acter automatically gains the swimming
proficiency, swimming movement rate
is 18.
17 One saving throw number of the char-
acter's c hoice increases by I , wh ile
another decreases by I .
18 For the next 24 hours, the coin tosser is
a colorless, odorless gas. This acts the
same as apolion 0/gaseous/arm except
that the character cannot reform for 24
hours.
19 A voice from the we ll says, "A wish
wi ll come your way when you least
expect it." Sometime in the future,
when the character desires something,
the wish will be granted.
20 Nothing happens.
The well should prove to be a popular ~ale
for PCs, once the y learn its secrets. Of course,
various ferocious monste rs probably will grow
fond of the well, too.
of Many Worlds
XPValue: 6,000 GP Value: 12,000
DUNGEON MASTER Guide
This strange interdimensional device looks just
like a porlable hole. Anything placed within it is
immediate ly cast to another world- another
planet, a different campaign setting, or a different
plane at the DM's option or by random determi-
nation. If the well is moved, the random factor
again comes into play. It can be picked up, folded,
and functions, just like a portable hole. Things
from the world the well touches can come through
the opening, just as easily as from the initiating
place.
In Ravenloft: In Ravenlofi, this item looks like
il simple, seamless piece of black cloth. It radiates
strong magic, but does not funct ion in the demi-
plane.
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Sum bar O racle
XPVa lue: 12,000 G PVa lue: 60,000
Pirates of the Fallen Stan
"/ visited that oracle once. Asked what my life s The sacrifice is required, but its value is irrel·
collin 'was. Got some mumbo-jumbo about 'man s
greatest/ailing' and "weeping and wailing.' lt s all
hooey, if'n yer ask me, and I knows ya didn ~ but
I'm a ~eJlin' ya anyways, Threw my best throwin'
dagger down that slimy o/'well, too, I did, and
coufdn 't get it back neither. Shoulda tossed 0/ '
Teldar in there- maybe then I'd 'a got an
answer! "
The island of Sumbar is the contact point for a
powerful and mys terious o racl e. Thi s being,
know n as the Sumba r Oracle or t he Oracle 0/
Nasmen, will answe r a single question fo r each
questioner who comes to it. Often, the answer
will be unclear, b ut no one has ever found the
oracle to lie, once the prophecy was understood.
To use the oracle, one must first reach Sumbar.
This is more difficult than it would first appear,
as the island is surro unded by treache rous reefs
that move between visi ts so that no one has ever
been able to plot a permanent safe course through
them. Once as hore, t he seeker must make his or
her way to the ridge from which the oracle (that
takes the form of a large well) may be addressed.
Before addressing the oracle, it is customary to
toss a valued item down the well as a sacrifice.
The more val uable the item, the more acc urate
and clear the reading, according to legend; no one
has ever confirmed or denied it. Afte r the sacri-
fice , the questioner s imply ca ll s the question
down into the wel1; a voice drifts up from below,
conveying the response.
T he oracle tends to respond in ridd les and
poetry that are not clear until after the fact. It also
tends to mislead, providing answers with two pos-
sible inrerpretations-at least initially,
For game p urposes, treat the oracle as a con-
tact other plane spell for an Outer Plane entit y
with an Intellige nce of20. If the oracle does nOI
know, it will g ive a mi sle ading or ambiguous
answer. Only if the knowledge and veracity rolls
are both made will the oracular prediction be at
all clear.
The c hance o f insanity has a ve r y s pecial
meaning for this o racle. Rathe r than giving the
chance that the character will go insane after the
reading, instead it gives the chance that the char-
acter will act as a res ult of the prophecy in pre-
cisely the way to bring himself the greatest doom.
The oracle will word its prediction in such a fash-
ion that the seeker will respond with an ac tion
that ful fills the most horrible interpretation of the
prophecy. Regarding the sacrifice, any of the fol-
lowing may be true at the GM's discretion:
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T he s ac ri fice is irrelevant; the oracle will
answer the questio n rega rd less of whether Ot
not a sacrifice is made.
evant; if the supplicant asks a question with·
out sacrificing something, even if it is a single
copper piece, an imp flies up from the well to
attack the questioner.
As above, but the val ue o f the sacrifice is sig-
nificant. For each 1,000 gp value of the sacri-
fice, the Intelligence of the entity is increased
by one. Thus, a 2,000 gp sacrifice is treated as
if the ent ity had an Inte lligence of 22. (For
magic-heavy campaigns, the DM may wish to
begin the oracle's Intellige nce at 0.)
Wheel
A whee l is normally mounted to tu m on an axle,
a rod connected to the wheel's center. Mag ical
whee ls are no different and may be found
mounted on devices of va rious sorts. The turn ing
of the w he e l cause s any number o f effecU-
noise, light, heat, the movement of o the r parts,
and so forth. Whecl sizes vary according to use; a
magical wagon wheel, for example, would appear
identieal to an ordinary one.
of Burning
XPVA lue: - GPValuc: 1,000
The Book of Marvelous Magic
This wheel appears and function s as a wheel of
lighting. However, if any creature enters the
lighted area ahead of the wagon, the light d isap-
pears and reappea rs on the wagon. In addition,
the light becomes quite warm and inflicts I point
of heat damage per round to all wit hin the area of
effect, which is 30 feet in diamete r. Oddly, the
heat cannot damage objects; only c reatures are
affected. The hot light cannot be extinguished by
command once it has begun to heat, but a remow!
curse o r dispel magic spell (treat as 15th-level
magic use) makes the light and heat disappear.
Faerie's
XP Value: 1,000 GP Value: 5,000
The Book of Marve lous Magic
This small, ornamental wheel enables the user to
levitate, but in an odd fashion. When held in hand
and the command wo rd spoken, the wheel lifts
the user upward and forward, as ifit were attached
to the ri m of a wheel 120 yards in diameter. The
user reaches the highest point, 120 yards directly
above the starling pos ition, in three ro unds and
re tu rns in another three rounds. A second com-
mand causes the wheel to stop func tio ning and
drop the user. Obstructions in the w heel's path
may damage the user. If the wheel is used indoors,
the user hits the ceiling as iffalling upwards, tak-
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ing 1d4 points of damage per 10 feellravelcd, and

remains there until the wheel is commanded to
cease functioning. The user then falls from the
ceiling and again takes damage unless protected
by other means. The wheel can be activated three
limes a day.

of Fire
XP Value: 1,800 GP Va lue: 9,000
Oriental Adventures
These magical items are always found in pairs and
look like large, ornately decorated chariot wheels.
When mounted on a chariot and the command
v.urd spoken, they burst into magical flame. The
flame does not hinder the movement of the chariot,
nor does it harm the vehicle, animals, or occu-
pants. However, all creatures within 30 feet of the
chariot suITer 2d6 points of damage from the
intense heat (unless immune to fire), Furthermore.
the chariot leaves flaming tracks behind it wher-
eve r it goes. Saying the command word a second
time causes the flames to disappear.

of Floating
XPVa lue: 1,200 GPValue: 6,000
DuNGEONs &:. DRAGONS Rules C)'(;lopcdia
This item is identical to a norma l wago n wheel,
but it enables any wagon upon wh ich it is
mounted to flollt on Willer. One .....heel offloating
allows a wagon to be towed across a fiver or
stream, carrying up to 1,000 pounds weight with-
out sinki ng. Each additional wheel offloating
allows 500 pounds more weight to be carried, to
th e normal maximum for the wagon of 2,500
pounds. Swamp travel is also possible, but at a
very slow movement rate u nl ess some kind of
water draft animal is avai lable.
A cursed wheel o/floating will, when reaching
the ce nt er of any river or stream, become stuck at
tha t point and cannot be moved un til a remove
curse is a ppli ed by a 15th-leve l caster. Thi s
allows progress to co ntinue, but the cu rse will
return again at next use until the whee l is
destroyed.
of Fortune
XP Val ue: 2,500 GP Va lue: 12,500
DUNQEONS & DRAGONS Rules Cyclopedia
This strange device is 10 feel in diameter, mounted
on a stand or wall fixture, and easily rotated. It is
decorated with a black-and-white palter n of
wedges, all intersecting al the center where a green
arrow is mounted; the arrow does not tum with the
whecl. Near the rim, each black wedge is adorned
by a wh ite sk ull and each while wedge by a red
heart. If the wheel is spun (easily done by any crea-
ture on Strength or greater), it rotates for 3 rounds
and then CQITlCS to rest, with the green arrow point-
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ing at one of the wedges (ei ther black or white with
equal chances for each). IIowever, a chot1l1ed crea-
ture call1lot move the wheel, and each user can spin
the wheel only once a day.
If the wheel has spun freely for three rounds ,
not touched or interfered with in any way, a mag-
ical effect occurs, determined by the result of the
spin. The wheel ca nno t be affected by magic of
any kind, including lelekinesis, and it ca nnot be
damaged in any way, A wish used 10 alTect the
wheel w ill cause the wheel to vanish, regardless
of the wish. The wheel cannot be moved except
by a creature of26 or more levels (or Hit Dice).
The wheel we ighs 2,000 pounds. For each white
or black wedge that appears, roll Id6 and consult
the following.
White Wedge
I 1,000 gold pieces appear.
2 10 garnets appear.
3 I brooch appears.
4 I miscellaneous magical item appears.
5 1 ability score r ises by I point (maximum
score 18).
6 Prime Requisite or Const itution rises by 1
point (maximum score 18).
Black Wedge
I I ability score drops by 1 point (mi n imum
score 3).
2 Prime Requisite drops by 1 point.
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3 Constitutio n drops by I point. Square

4 Least valuable magical item carried dis inte-
grates.
5 All non magical items, except for norma l
clothing, disintegrate.
6 Die (no saving throw).
The DM may select or randomly determine the
results of the spin. If desired, the ""'edges may be
numbered from 1- 20, 1-100, or some other con-
veniently determined number, and a chart may be
made with more varied results.
Hasty
XP Value: 1,000 G P Val ue: 5,000
The Book of Marvclow Magic
T his wheel appears to be and functions like an
ordinary wagon wheel and must be mounted nor-
mally on a vehicle with other wheels for proper
functioning. One hasry wheel increases the move-
ment rate of the vehicle by 50% and may be used
for any length of time. There is a 20% chance that
a hasty wheel will also function as a wheel 0/
floafing.
XPValue: 400 GPValue: 2,000
DUNGEONS & DRAGONS Rules Cyclopedia
T his odd " wheel," the size of a normal wagon
wheel, is use less on roads and other flat terrain
because it is perfectly sq uare. However, when
mounted pro pe r ly on a wago n, it magically
a llows movement through mountain and desert
terrai n where there is no road. A wagon with one
square wheel can be pulled by two horses and can
move at 20 feet per tum with two wheels, 30 feet
per turn ; with three, 4 0 fee t per tu rn; and with
fOUf, the normal rate of 60 fee t per turn is pos·
sible.
Wind Fire
XPValue: 2,000 GPValue: 10,000
Gods, Demigods, & Heroes
There are 25 of these wheels and they shoot fire
and wi nd at the same time as a staffa/wizardry,
whenever turned.
Wheel of Maneuverability
See Ship's Wheel of Maneuverability

of Keening Whip
XP Va lue: 900 GP Value: 4,500 A whip is a ropelike device, often wi th several
POl.YHEDRON Newszine SO leather tails o r thongs. The tails on some whips
This enchanted sharpening wheel makes a pleas- have metal barbs, knots, broken glass or crySlaI,
ani, almost musical sound when used. A ny blade or other sharp object attached to their ends; these
s harpe ned on this device ga ins a + 1 bonus 10 whips are commonly called scourges. The com-
attack rolls and damage for o ne round when next mon whip is not so much an effective weapon for
used in battle. The magic lasls one day or unlil combat as it is a means of inflicting great pain.
the blade is used for no rmal c Ulting o r carving.
The blade itself does not radiale magic, nOI even Roll Whip Type
while the bonus is in effeci. 01-08 Bullwhip
09-15 Chain
of Lighting 16--23 Com
XPValue: 500 GPValue: 2,500 24-31 Crescent Whip
The Book of Marvelous Magic 32-38 Garoue
This wheel looks exaclly like a normal wagon 39-46 Kau-sin- ke
wheel and must be mounted for proper use. When 47- 54 Lasso
commanded to function, it projects a light spell 55-62 Manrik.i-gusari
effect 30 yards ahead whic h moves along at the 63-69 Master's Whip
same rate as Ihe wagon. T he wagon itself is not 70-77 Rante
lighted, only the path ahead is clearly seen . If 78-85 Scourge
those traveling with or near the wagon avoid the 86--92 Tailrazor
lighl, creatures attracted to the light may be sur- 93--00 Whip
prised (-Ito surprise rolls).
of Amatar
of Misfortune XPValue G PValue
XPValue: - C PValue: 1,000 Normal: 650 6500
The Book of Marvelous Magic Rare: 950 9500
This item looks and functions like a wheel o//or- Dwarves Deep
tune but wit h one major d i ffe rence: a black Named fo r the famous dwa rf smith who first
wedge is the result of the spin 80% o f the time, devised them , these rare weapons are long,
and a white wedge o nly 20%. The wheel 0/ mis- coiled, fl exible whips of lovingly crafted metal,
fortune is otherwise identical in all respects. usually adamantine. They look like giant metallic
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centipedes, with ringlike segments. In baUle, they Roll E ffect
do damage as a nonnal drove r's whip ( ld4+ 1 plus 01 Target suffers (no save) a frost result, or
the victim must make a Strength check or be lash ofcold of 3d6 damage.
knocked down, dropping held items or \.\Ieapons), 02 Fire burns the target (no save) for 3d6
but they have several additional useful properties. damage.
The metal whip resis ts being cut or broken (it 03 T he victim suffers fear as a wand 0/
wilt suffer up to 36 points of damage on a single fear (save negates).
round before parting- if it does, its magic is 04 Target suffers (no save) a frost result, or
10sl). Moreover, its touch can acl as a stone 10 lash ofcold of 3d6 damage.
fles h spell by utterance of a sec ret command 05 Fire burns the target (no save) for 3d6
word, affecti ng both petrified thinKS and natural damage.
stone (creat ing afleshy cylinder, as the spell) as 06 The victim suffers/ear as a wand of
though the wh ip was a 12th- level wizard. Thus, fear (save negates).
108 cubic feel of stone can be affected per touch. 07 Target suffers (no save) a frost result, or
This special power can only be called upon once lash ofcold of 3d6 damage.
a turn, and only three times in a ll a day (any con- 08 Fire burns the target (no save) for 3d6
tinuous 144-tum period, even underground). damage.
Some 10% of these wh ips can function as a 09 The victim s u ffers fe ar as a wand of
flesh to stone as well , if t he com mand word is
"""',. 10
fear (save negates).
Two tentacles (determine types ran -
dom ly) strike a single targe t; both deal
Balor their usual damage.
XP Value: 1,000 G P Va lue: 5,000
Outer Planes Me Appendix of t he Furies
The true tanar'ri known as balor use a great whip X P Value GPVai ue
with many " tails." These whips inflict b ut Id4 Alecto's: 4,000 20,000
poi nts o f damage per hit. However, they magi- Megarea's: 4,000 20,000
cally wrap around the victim, allowi ng the balor Tisiphone's: 4 ,000 20,000
to draw the victim into its fiery body of flames. Legends & Lore
Once dragged into the flames, the vic tim suffers The wh ips of the furies st r ip away a tt ribut e
4d6 points of damage per round. Escaping the points:
whip requires a successful ~ S trength c heck. A hit by Alecto's whip, the persevering anger
While one victim is held in the whip, it cannot be (on a priest), strips away Id4 points ofWis-
used in other attacks. dom
s
A hit by Megarea whip , the j ealous (on a
of Feathers wizard), strips away I d4 points of Inte lligence
XPValue : 800 G P Va lue: 3,000 A hit by Tisiphone's whip , the blood avenger
Mordenkainen 's Fantastic Adventure (on a warr io r) , s trips awa y I d4 points of
This 6-fool -10ng whip is fashioned from many Strength
cockatrice feathers. Upon each successful hit, the
victim must make a saving throw vs. petrification Kh urgorbaeyag's
or be turned to stone. The whip is made from a XPValue: 3,000 G PVa lue : 15,000
rare technique of preserving cockatrice feathers , Monster Mythology
thus mak ing it usable as a weapon. The avatar's whip + 3 can fly up to 30 feet as a
rope ofentanglement and a blow from it acts as a
of Frost, Fire, and Fear symbol o!hopelessness. the effect lasting for a
XPValue: 10,000 G P Value: 50,000 number of days equal to 20 minus the Wisdom of
ShadowdaJe the creature struck.
Th is wand is a powerfu l rechargeable item
favored by ev il priests in Ihe Realms. Nine 4- Moloch's
fOOl-long fl exible electrum tentacles are attached XP Value: 2,000 G PVa lue: 10,000
to a foot long steel shaft. Wheneve r g rasped and MOOSIC!" Manual II
unsheathed, it is active. Any strikes on an oppo- Moloch carr ies a si x- tail e d wh ip made of
nent drain it of charges and confer damage. unknown, pliable metal. This device delivers I, 2,
Roll I dlO to determine strike effects, if a suc- or 4 points of damage per tail striking, depending
cessful hit occurs. on the charges Moloch expends. He may expend
up to 20 charges per tum (10 rounds). Damage is
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powerful fien ds. The whip itself has no charges.

When the whip strikes an opponent, Jd4+2 tails
will strike a n opponent whe never a successfu l
atlaek roll is made.

Purpose
XPVa lue GPVa lue
Slay fiend: 4,500 22,500
Slay ava tar: 9,000 45 ,000
Slay lawfully aligned: 900 4,500
Slay evi lly aligned: 900 4,500
Gods, Demigods, & Heroes
There are four purpose ·whips. When they strike the
specified type of opponent on an attack roll of 19
or 20, the victim must roll a save ¥s. spell or die.

Roll W hip 1)tpe

01 -25 Slay fiend
26-50 Slay avatar
51 - 75 Slay lawfully aligned
76-00 Slay evilly aligned

of Summon in g
XP Value: 900 GP Va lue: 4,500
Gods, Demigods. & Heroes
This whip, when cracked, summons a superhero
dwarfin mi thral a r mor with a hammer +3. He
appears in a puff of smoke and serves the wielder
of the whip un lil his mission is conSidered com-
pleted or he is killed. He may polymorph himself
and ifhe dies the whip is no longer functiona l.
Tar's Chaotic C reature
XP Va lue: 1,200 GPValue: 6,000
1992 Famuy CO llet:tor Card 302
Tar's magical whip is normally a +2 weapon, bUI
against any creature with a chaotic alignment, it
functions as a +3 weapon.
of Zeif
XP Value: 800 G P Value: 5,000
GREYI1AWK Adventures
When wielded by a character proficicnt with the
whip, this weapon strikes wi lh a +3 bonus to
attack and damage. It can also be cracked in the
air to produce a deafening sound, causing all
creatures under 8 Hit Dice (excepl lhe wielder) in
a 20-foot radius to save vs. spcll o r be deafened
for I d 4+ I turns. T he sound can be heard up to
1,000 feet away.
Wife of IImarinen
XP Value: - G P Value: -
DuNGEONS & D RAGONS Master Set
The legendary Immorta l craftsman Ilmarine n
once used his great skills to create a companion
entirely of gold and s ilver. However, the result
was too cold to even be approached. Appearing as
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a metallic golem, it was
given special powers when freed, a nd is said 10
reside in far northern reaches, ei the r alone or
with ils current master.
The wife appea rs to be a metal s tatue of an
extremely attractive human female clad in robes.
The entire statue is made of a sparkling mixllIrc
of gold and s ilver.
The wife is always active. The powers of the
wife of IImarinen are used by the artifact alone,
not granted to the user. The wife can speak any
language it hears, and will explain its powers to
any who ask (unless ordered not 10). However, the
artifact cannot be controlled un til a special com-
mand word is ullered. Once the command is spo-
ken , the w i fe obeys eithe r me ntal or verbal
commands from the user.
The command word can only be obtained from
I1marincn himself (by using a commune or con-
tact other plane spe ll), from a previous user of
the artifact, or by a wish.
Suggested Powe rs: (All magical abilities are
cast at 20th level.) Ice breath (Effect 30'xI0')
damage is equal to the user's current hit points
with saving throw applicable; Ice storm.
S uggested Handicap: When control is gained,
t he use r becomes aware that the wife cannot
recharge itself. It can eat gold or sil ver. Each time
a power is used, the user must feed the device
5,000 gold pieces.
S uggested Pena lty: (1 in 6 chance of occur-
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rence whenever a power is used.) Instead of
attacking as d irected, the wife aims her attack al
the user; normal saving throws apply, but the user
gains a +4 bonus for the second and subsequent
appearances of this effect.
Wifeofllm a rinen: AC - 20; hp 100; #AT 1 power;
Omg by power; MV 24; AL N. T he w ife will not
attack by any means other than its powers.
Winch of Power
XPVa!ue: 4,000 GP Val ue: 32,000
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An intricate mechanical device 3 inches high
with a load ing capacity 0£200 pounds. II includes
100 feet of unbreakable thread and can be wound
and unwound with thumb and forefinger, no mat-
ter how much weight is at the other cnd. The
winch is sel in place with a command word, and
the co mmand word is needed to re move the
winch from its place.
Wind Howdah
XP VaJue: 3,000 G P Vaiue: 15,000
DUNGEON Magazine 44
Using Mindlink and othcr telepathic sciences and
devotions, the Chanth tau ght their slaves how to
construct wind howdah. Eac h wind howdah is
constructed fWIll a stifT, Wl;t;lImc,sh carefully and
int ricate ly wove n aro und a polis hed frame of
erdlu bone. The weed used is akin to stiff bamboo
but grows in several shades of brown from ve ry
light tan to almost black. The weeds for each
wind howdah have becn care fully chosen and
woven into comp lex geometric designs, m an-
da las, and eve n a rtistic scene s d epicting th e
island's daily life. The erdlu bones arou nd which
the wecd is woven are chosen for their whiteness
and flaw lessness. They are then rubbed and pol -
ished wit h sand unti l they literally g leam.
The C hanth then empowers the wind howdahs
with the ability to levitate. Each wind howdah has
an Inte llige nce score of 12 and communicates by
sem i-empa thy. (See pages 93- 94 of the COM-
PLET£ PSJONfCS HA NDBOOK for details concerning
em.fJO'K''ered items.)
A wind hO'wdah is controlled by the pilot who
handles the sail. Semi-empathic, the wind how-
dah gains or loses altitude (maximum 1 foot per
second or 60 feet per round) as the pilot desires.
Semi-e mpathy is s lo w and does no l a llow for
urgency. The wind howdah takes one round to
compre he nd a comm and (either gain altitude or
lose altitude) and anolher round to act on a com-
mand.lfa pilot must gain 60' of altitude to avoid
crashing in to a cliff, he must g ive the comm and
to the wind howdah at least three rounds before
getting to th e cl iff (one for th e wind howdah to
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comprehend, one for it to act on the information,
and o ne to gain the necessary 60 feet of alti tude).
Whe n not in use, a wind howdah hovers 12- 18
inches off the ground, waiting to be boarded by a
pilot and loaded with cargo.
Though extremely lightweight, each wind how-
dah can safely carry 1,500 Ibs. Weight over the
1,500-pound limit is likely 10 rip the weed matting
free of its frame or break the erdlu bones durin g
l1ight. If this occurs, it suddenly loses alti tude and
disappears into the silt o r crashes to the ground.
There is a 1% c hance per 5 lbs. of we ight over
1,500 Ibs. of crashing a wind howdah. (For exam-
ple, a wind howdah is loaded with the maximum
1,500 Ibs. of goods. Therefore, a SO pound halfling
pilot has a 10% chance of crashing, a 450 pound
thri·kreen has a 90% chance of crashing, and any-
one weighing more than 500 pounds has a 100%
chance of crash ing.) Ro ll for cras hes once pe r
flight. If a wind howdah can handle the load, no fur-
ther rolls are necessary until more weight is added.
Ifa crash is indicated. it occurs Id6 rounds after the
wind howdah is loaded with the excess weight.
Wind howdahs are not graceful fl iers and have
bee n designed more for handling weight than
aerodynamic stabilit y. Therefore, wind howdahs
are limited in speed. Because they levitate, they
move at the speed o f the w ind when the sai l is
raised. Da ily wind direc tion is left to the OM 's
discre tion. Average daily w ind speed is dete r-
mined by rolling 2d20, but the OM should allow
for calm periods (0 wind speed) and storms (wind
speeds of 2d20 + 30).
The maximum safe speed of a wind howdah is
25 miles per hour. Speeds in excess of the maxi-
mum cause the wind howdah to pitch and buck,
tossing cargo, passenge rs, a nd even the pil ot
ovcrboard. For every I mph over the maximum,
the howdah has a 5% chance to pitch or yaw so
much that the pi lot a nd passengers must make
Dexterity checks or be tossed overboard. Passen-
gers make Dexterity checks at -2. The pilot, who
is holding the sail, makes his at -4. Falling dam-
age is determined nonnally, but PCs fa lling inlo
the Sea of Silt must be quickly rescued or die of
suffocation. The fate of th e cargo is left to th e
OM 's discret io n. Unsecured lightweight objects
are easily lost if a wind howdah begins to pitch
and roll, while a heavy box of weapons might not
shift an inch, even in thc wildest of barre l-ro lls.
Aerial combat is difficult using wind hawdahs,
because they a re not ma neuve rab le enough for
action, even agai nst g round-based targets. Mis-
sile fire is possible, but considering the difficulty
and number of pena lties incu rred, il is virtually
useless except at point-blank range. Magical and
psionic combat are still possible between wind
howdahs, so long as they are within range.
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(

74-75 Recorder
Wind Instruments 76 Sackbut
This category of musical instrument concerns 77- 78 Serpent
those that make music from the movement of 79 Shakuhaci (flute)
wind over reeds, tubes, or pipes. Refer to Perc us- 80-8 1 Shawm
sion and Stringed Instrument sections for other 82 Sheng
musical instruments. 83-84 Side hom
85 Slide hom
Roll Wind Instrument Ty pes 8&-87 Straight hom
01 Alphorn 88 Syrinx
02-03 Animal Hom 89-90 Tibia
04 Atrakha (flute) 9l Transverse fl ute
05--06 Aulos 92- 93 Trombone
07 Bagpipes 94 Trumpet
08-09 Bamboo pipe 95- 96 Whistle
to Bugle 97 Whistle flute
11- 12 Clarinet 98- 99 Zampogna
13 Coiled Hom 00 Zulkoon (organ)
14-15 Conch Shell
16 Comet Flute Bagpipes of Confusion
17- 18 Coronet XP Value: 4,000 GP Value: 20,000
19 Crumhom The Book of Marvelous Magic
20-21 Curtail These bagpipes cause every creature within 60
22 Double fipple feet to make a saving throw vs. spell with a-4
23- 24 Dudy penalty to the roll, or immediately attack the bag-
25 Fanfare horn pipes, believing them to be a creature hostile to
26-27 Fipple fl ute their user. If the bagpipes are not drop ped, the
28 Flageolet user is the target of half of the attacks. All attacks
29- 30 Flute cominue until the bagpipes are destroyed.
Jl Gemshom
32- 33 Hannonica Cymboli 's Pipes of Sounding
34 Hautboy XPValue: 1,500 GPValue: 15,000
]5- 36 Heralding hom 1993 Colle<:tot Card 354
37 Hom Cymboli oS pipes ofsounding funct ion much like a
38- 39 Hunting horns typical set of bagpipes. Many diffe rent sounds
40 Hydraulis can be created, from runni ng water to the cry of a
41-42 Jiccal (gourd hom) baby to the footsteps of marching soldiers. Once
43 Kuoo a week these pipes can also produce the sounds of
44-45 Kh" creatures' calls that have a magica l effect on
46 Lu, those who hear it. For example, the pipes can be
47-48 Mijayrah (recorder) made to sound like the cry of a harpy, with the
49 Mitbiq (double-clarinet) accompanyi ng charm affecting all within range.
50-51 Mizwid (bagpipes) The piper is immune to any effects.
52 Nafir (trumpet)
53- 54 Nay (flute) of Doom
55 Nightingale XP Value: 2,000 GP Value: 10,000
56-57 Nose flute D UNGEON Magazine 28
58 Obo< These bagpipes are a minor artifact of evil cre-
59-60 Ocarina ated by Grintharke's forme r master. Anyone pro-
61 0"," f icient in the use of bagpipes or who has innate
62-63 Panpipes musical ability is able to use these pipes in two
64 Penny flute different ways. First, the pipes enhance musical
65-66 Pipe flute abilities or skills, such as a bard's ability to influ-
67 Pipe organ ence reactions or the ko rred abi lity to make
68--69 Pipes people dance. This function of the pipes results in
70 Positive organ doubled areas of effect and a - 2 penalty to any
71 - 72 Posthom applicable saving throws. But the re is a second
73 Rackett a nd much more destructive use for the pipes.

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When the pipes of doom are played properly (the
musician knows instinctively what tones and tem-
pos arc necessary), they cause the listener to suf-
fer severe mental anguish and terror.
For nonnal gaming purposes, the pipes' area of
effect is a 36O-fool-long cone that widens from 10
to 180 feet. (For BATILESYSTEM- rules purposes,
the area of effect is a cone 1 2~ long and 6n wide at
the end.) All creatures in this area of effect must
save vs. spell or suffer insanity so severe as to per-
manently incapacitate them, causing them to col-
lapse and mumble incoherently, unable to anack or
defend. The piper rolls 5d 12 attack dice (against
which armor has no effect), and all surviv ing
enemy units in the area of effect must ma ke a
morale check or rout. Units that succumb to the
effects of the pipes may be easily slain.
The pipes become more powerful when the
piper becomes more proficient or powerful. Each
level or Hit Die of the user above 10 subtracts one
from the saving throws of affec ted individuals
when used to cause mass insanity. In addition, at
16th level and above, the pipes can' be made to
destroy nonlivi ng structures by increasing the
en.tropy in each structure so that it simply falls
apart into its. component pieces. T hus, a wall or a
building- or even a person's cloth ing or weap-
ons-could be brought to ruin, but a living crea-
ture, a plant, or a natural stone hill would not be
affec ted. Magical items receive a nonnal saving
throw vs. disintegration.
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Wind tns!roment. Bagpipes of Feline Attrar;:tiQR
The final power of this artifacl is to control
weather, as the 7th-level priest spell. The pipes
give this abi lity at full power, so it is possible to
adjust the weather by two steps as indicated by
the spell description.
If any good or neutrally aligned person who is
not a bard or a creature with innate musical abili-
ties (such as a satyr or korred) attempts to use the
pipes of doom , h is or her alignment begins to
shift toward evil. Each shift takes one week to
complete. so it takes two weeks for a good char-
acter or creature to become irrevocably evil. The
strength and ev il of this artifact can be deter-
mined by any approp riate d ivination spell, and
the casting of such a spell should also instill a
strong desire to destroy the pipes.
The pipes 0/ doom may be destroyed by drop-
ping them inlo molten rock of any kind, by sub-
jec t ing them to red dragon flame doing a
minimum of 90 points of damage, or by sending
them to the Elemental Plane of Fire.
of Droning
XPVa lue: 4,500 GP Va lue: 22,500
The Book of Marvelous Magic
T hese bagpipes cause each creature within 60
feet to make a saving throw vs. spell o r fall
asleep, lulled by the constant, unvary ing sound.
Sleeping creatures may be easily awakened by
physical means hut do not wake to any noise and
continue to sleep for three turns at most.
Dugal's Bagpipes of Fear
XPVaiue: 2,000 G P Vaiue: 10,000
New Item
Dugal created these si lver pipes of/ear shortly
afte r his conversion to pacifism. When properly
played, the bass drone instills confusion, and the
two tenor drones issue to nes of/ear and dispel
magic, as the spe ll s, affecting all c reatures
smaller than L size. The piper cannot be attacked
while the pipes are being played.
of Fear
XP Value: 5,000 GP Vaiue: 25,000
The Book of Marvelous Magic
Wben these bagpipes are played, each creature
within 60 feet must make a saving throw vs. spell
or run away in terror for one turn. All characters
(PCs and NPCs) gain a + 1 bonus to the roll for
each level of experience.
of Feline Attraction
XPValue: 750 GPValue: 17,500
The Book of Marvelous Magic
These bagpipes attract the attention of all cats
and catlike monsters within 120 feet. T hey
approach but do not attack. The fclines sit within
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30 feet of the instrument and wail in concert for know the command word.
as long as the magical playing conti nues (one
turn maximum). They are merely distracted and of Reviving
suffer no penalty to surprise rolls. If auacked. XPValue: 1,000 G PVa!ue: 5,000
thcy can ignore the pipes' cffect. If a charm mono The Ilook of Marvelous Magic
ster spell is cast at any feline thus attraCled, it suf· This bugle is used as a bugle o/waking. Howc..-er,
fers a -4 penalty to its saving throw, along with all dead creatures within 120 feet arc also wak·
any other applicable bonuses or penalties. ened, rising as skeletons or zombies as though
animate dead spells were used and attacking the
of l:Ieadaches person commanding the bugle. The undead may
XP Value: 5,500 GP Value: 60,000 be the remains of any once.living creatures.
The Book or Marvelous Magic
These bagpipes cause each creature withi n 60 of Sleeping
feel 10 make a saving throw vs. spell or suffer a XP Value: 700 GP Value: 3,500
headache and double vision (innicting a - 4 The Book of Marvelous Magic
penalty to Wisdom, Intelligence, and all allack This metal bugle can be played normally. When
rolls). The effects last for three turns. The user is commanded, it will play Taps softly, by itself. The
not affected. tune takes 3 rounds to fin ish and, if interrupted
has no effect. At the tune's conclusion, every liv·
of Shattering ing creature within 60 feel must make a saving
XPValue: 1,000 GPValue: 5,000 th row vs. spell or fall asleep. The bugle can be
The Book or Marvelous Magie interrupted only by a dispel magic or silence
These bagpipes cause all nonmagicai glass and spell, but its effect may be negated by some other
ceramic objects within 30 feet to break. Although magic item, such as a choirbell.
potions are magical, their ceramic containers nor·
mally are not and can be affected. There is no of Waking
effect on magical objects such as magical mirrors. XP VlI lue: 600 GP Value: 3,000
The Book of Marvelous Magic
Bugle of Collapsing This IIIl::lal bugk has no magical effect if played
XP Value: 1,500 GP Value: 25,000 normally. When commanded, it plays "Reveille,"
DuNGEON MASTER Guide loudly, by itsel f. As soon as the song begins, all
This horn appears to be a normal musical instru· creatures within 30 feet awaken (unless curnd),
ment, a bugle of some unu sua l sort. If it is even if magically asleep. However, the bugle con·
sounded improperly (without first speaking the tinues 10 pl ay for 3 rounds, attracti ng the atten·
proper command word) or 10% of the ti me in any tion of all creatures with 120 feet, who probably
event, the following will resul t: dislike the noise (- 3 penalty to reaction rolls).
Qut.o(·doors: A torrent of fist size rocks will The bugle o/'....aking can be interrupted only by a
strike Ihe individual sounding the bugle, 2d6 in dispel magic or silence spell.
number, each causing Id6 points of damage.
Indoors: The ceili ng overhead will collapse Dugal's Musical Instruments
when the device is blown. The character suffers XPValue GPValue
3d 12 points of damage. Alter self: 300 3,000
Underground : The area immediately above the Blur: 300 3,000
character sounding the bugle will fall on top of the Change self: 250 2,500
bugle blower. The damage is 5d4 points base per Comprehend languages: 250 2,500
each 10 feet of height that the material above drops Conlinual light: 300 3,000
(twice damage if a 20·foot ceiling, three times Detect invisibility: 300 3,000
damage ira 30·foot ceiling, and so on). Detect magic: 250 2,500
Proper use of a bugle ofcollapsing enables the Dispel magic: 350 3,500
character to sound it while it is pointed at the roof Gust of wind: 350 3,500
overhead from 30 feet to 60 feel beyond the user. Knock: 300 3,000
The effect is to collapse a section of roof up to 20 Tongues: 350 3,500
feet wide and 20 feet long (a 10·fool radi us from Whispering wind: 300 3,000
the central aiming point) that inflicts damage as PoLYHEDRON Newszinc S6
ooted above if indoors or underground only. Myriads of tiny runes are etched into the wood of
Bards have only a 5% chance of sounding the these instruments. Most customers see the runes
bugle improperly. Dwarven chanters (a bard kit) onl y as decorative additions to already finely
never use this instrument imp roperly once they crafted inst ruments. However, wizards who
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, Wind Instruments. Djinn Nay,

ex.amine them immediately notice a similarity crly played and commanded, those within 60 feet
between these runes and ones found on magical who hear the music gain a +2 bonus to saving
scrolls. throws against/ear and may make a standard sav-
The runes are part of a unique process to enchant ing throw vs. spell even when the/ear would nor-
musical instruments without using high level mally permit none. NPCs affected gain a +2
spells. Each special instrument is endowed with bonus to morale. Theflute 0/ courage may be
onc magical spell of Isl through 3rd levellhat can used once a day. for up to fonr hours. Its effects
be cast up to three times a day by playing a melody last for as long as it is played.
to which the instrument's runes are attuned.
The enchantments require only verbal and Damh's
somatic components. The runes on the instrument XP Value: 2,000 GP Va lue: 10.000
are inscribed versions of a particular spell, and the Monster Mythol ogy
melody is a repetitive musical rendition of the ver- This flute belongs to the avatar and can summon
bal component. When the melody is played, which 2d4 korreds or satyrs if within a mile or create a
takes a full turn, the instrument resonates and acti- /orcecage (each effect three times a day). Damh
vates the runes, thus serving as the somatic compo- must spend one full round playing the instrument
nent and in effect casting the spell. to generate the effect.
Dugal's enchantments are limited to those spells
in his spell book. Of these, he uses only defensive
or benign spells. A devout individualist and recent
pacifist, he never uses a spell such as charm that
infringes on the freedom of another, or a spell like
magic missile that causes hann to others.
The spell on an enchanted instrument can be
invoked by any musician who plays the appropri-
ate melody. Dugal teaches the melody to the
buyer at the time of purchase. He also explains to
customers that, except for casting time, the capa-
bilities of a spell cast using one of the instru-
ments a re as if Dugal cast it- so all spells are
cast at 5th level.

Bone Flute
XP Value: 500 GP Value: 2,500
The Book of Marvelous Magic
This unusual flute is entirely made of carefully
carved bone. When the command is spoken and
the flute played, its music can be heard by all
within 60 feet. This music is of quite an unusual
sort. The musical tones form airy words, because
the bone flute speaks with the voice of the crea-
ture from whose bone it was made, telling its
name and the story of its death. Its tale is always a
sad one of greed, treachery, or reckless acts; only
by those means can a bone flute be made. With a
second command the flute is silent, but if it is Djinn Nay
allov.'ed to finish its tale, the bone flute describes XP Value: 4,000 GP Value: 20,000
the location of the rest of the creature's remains. DRAGON Magazine 190
These remains are in habited by a neutral ghost The nay provided by the djinn of the Plane of
seeking aid. If the bone flute is interred with the Elemental Air looks like any other reed flute.
other remains, the ghost is put to rest. The flute However, the reeds are metallic, the perfcet speci-
carries no charges. mens of a gold-bearing plant that only survives in
the terrible mountains of the yak-men. Many
. of Courage brave djinn (and many more of their mortal
XPValue: 1,000 G PVa lue: 5,000 agents) lost their lives recovering these wondrous
The Book of Marvelous Magic metallic plants, called golden wands in the ver-
This flme produces a high, shrill note. It has no nacular.
magical effect unless used outdoors. When prop- The nay 0/ the djinn allows the player to cast
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, Wind Instruments. Flute ofLlICl;r
an enlhroll spe ll , as the 2nd-level priest spell of
the same name. Duration is as long as the nay is
played, but the spell ends when the player stops or
is in terrupted. The nay may be used in this man-
ner once per day, twice a day if the user is a bard.
A bard a lso may use the nay to "whistle up the
wind": or to summon an air elemental of 8 HD. as
tile 5tb-level spell conjure elemental, once per
week. The elemental is under the control of the
user for as long as the nay is played, h ut if the
music is interrupted, the elemental returns to its
home plane without attacki ng its former con-
troller.
of Danger
XPValue: 1,200 GP Value: 6,000
The Book of Marvelous Magic
This flu te looks exactly like afaerieflute. How-
ever, the woodland beings it attracts arc of the
more dangerous sorl and a f C hostile. The flute
summons IdS creatures, which arrive after one
lurn. They all attack immediately (no reaction
roll), by surprise if possible. The flute of danger
may summon mo re than one race of dangerous
1I-"OOdiand beings, such as bas ilisks, cockatrices,
owl bears, trolls, will 0' wisps. or wyvems. Crea-
tures appearing may be individually selecled or
delennined randomly, bUI basilisks should not be
frtely mixed with others, as their gaze tlttucks can
be dangerous to all. The flute may be played mag-
ically only once a week at most; howeve r, if the
use r is s lain o r turned to stone by the creatures
summoned, the flute disintegrates.
of Dismissing
XP Value: 4,000 GP Value: 30,000
DRAGOS Magazine 47
The flute of dismissing pOSSesses the power to
dis rupt the magic that binds conjured or sum-
moned monsters in their enchanted states. Thus,
such creatures wi1\ simply disappear when cenain
special tunes are played on the flute. The device
can also send creatures from other planes back to
the plane the y came from . It is usable by all
classes of characters. The magic items., spel ls and
creatures the flute affects are as follows:
Magic items: Bag of triCks, bowl commanding
water elementals, brazier commanding fire ele·
mentals, censer controlling air elemen/als, efreeti
bottle, horn of valhalla, iron flask, pipes of the
sewers, ring of djinni summoning. stone of con·
trolling earth elementols, wand ofconjuration.
Mo nsters: Aerial servant, djinni, efreet, e le-
mental, fiend, ghost, hell hound, invisible stalker,
night hag, nightmare, salamander, shadow, spec-
tre, thought eater, triton, umber hulk, vampire,
water weird, wight, wind walker, wraith, xorn.
Spells: Aerial servant, animal summoning,
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call woodland beings, conjure animols, creeping
doom, insect plague, monster summoning, Mor·
denlwinen ~ faithful hound, summon insects, sum-
mon shadow.
A different melody is required for each item,
monster, or spell to be affected by the flute . The
first time the owner of a flute attempts to dismiss
a certain object or spell, a poor rendition of the
melody is necessarily produced--even assuming
that the user of the flute knows which melody 10
usc in a given situation. Any user's first try at a
certain melody takes rour rounds to play and has
a 25% chance of being successfully reproduced.
The second try (regardless of the outcome of the
first try) takes two rounds to play and has a 50".4
chance of success. On the third and subsequent
attempts, a fair amount of expertise is achieved,
so much so that the melody takes one round to
play and is always successful.
Even when a melody is successfully played, the
object of the melody is allowed a saving throw (if
applicable) vs. paralyzation. A check against
magic resistance must also be made in cases
where the object of the flute playing has such
protection. The flu te operates at 10th level for
purposes of determining the magic resistance
saving roll. It is suggested that a side record of a
character's attempts with the flute be kept. The
flute can be played an unlimilecl numner ortimes.
Faerie
XP Value: 1,5()() GPValue: 6,500
The Book of Marvelous Magic
This flute has no magical effect unless played in
woodlands. It summons IdS woodland creatures,
which arrive after one tum of playing. The wood
folk are not hostile but are cautious and may
choose not to reveal themselves. Funhcr friendly
actions or offers a re needed to assure them of
the ir safety. Any attack causes them to summon
others of their kind, perhaps hundreds if the dan·
ger is great: but if properly entreated, and if there
is need, they might help the user. The faerie flule
may summon mo re than one race of woodland
beings, such as centaurs, dryads, e lves, halflings,
pixies, sprites, and treants. One or more races
might appear, and those responding should be
selected, depending on the area. The flute plays
once a week.
of Luck
XP Value: 2,000 GP Value: 10,000
The Bool; of Marvelous Magic
This flute may be used only o nce a week. When
played for one turn, it confers upon the user the
benefits bestowed by a luck potion; the player
may declare anyone die roll (suc h as an attack
roll, saving throw, initiative roll, or any other) to
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have the best possible result. The flute 's effect is
not count ed as a pot ion for combination pur-
poses. Ifnot used, its exceptional effect vanishes
one hour after playing. The flute's melody can be
heard by all within 120 feet , regardless of obstruc-
tions, nnd may att ract monsters.
of Playing
XP Value: 1,000 G P Val ue: 5,000
DRAGON Magazine 7]
An ebony flute. When a magic wo rd is spoken,
the flute plays a haunting tune (something like
Greensleeves ) fo r five minu tes, without hu man
participation.
of Puppies'
New Item
XP Vallie: 1,200 G P Value: 6,000
When played by any charac ter, this flu te immedi-
ately polymorphs I d4 attacking creatures, of 4th
level or less, into neutral puppies. Whe n a bard
performs wi th this flute, IdlO attacking creatures
(4th level and below) arc polymorphed into neu-
tral puppies.
'This item ,,-as created by William Moots. who lias since
passed from the Prime Material Plane. We "'CTe asked to
include it as a tribute to him-and so we have . Ed.
Shakuhaci of Peace
XPValue GP Value
+5 Bonus: 2,000 14,000
+ I0 Bonus: 2,500 17,500
+ 15 Bonus: 3,000 21,000
+20 Bonus; 3,500 24,500
PoLYHEDRON Newszine 82
Many centuries ago, Chujenko, a flute-maker on
the island nation ofWa , s howed extraordinary
hospitality to a wandering priestess. The priestess
was in reality a local greater nature spirit, and she
was so impressed with Chujenko's kind ness that
she taught him to create shakuhaci fi lled with the
peace of the woods. Chujenko produced a num-
ber of these flutes for the priests of the sect of
Eigh t Million Gods. The nute s can be fou nd
throughout Wa, and more rarely in Kozakura. In
all respects, these shakuhaci look like any other
oriental bamboo flute ; there are four sound-holes
on the top and one on the bottom, and it is played
held vertically down from the mou th. Anyo ne
holdi ng the n ute can p lay it as if he had the
appropria te proficiency. Characters w ith the
musical instrument proficiency gain a +2 bonus
when playing the flute.
The magica l abilities of the flute can only be
invoked by those who revere peace and nature.
Each ability corresponds to a different tunc.
Calm, as a shukenja of 6th-level, once a day.
Protection from spirilS, Jj ' radius 21day.
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• Pacify, as if cast by a 12th-level shukenja.
In the hands of a shukenja, the flute provides I
bonus to purification rituals, as follows, depend·
ing upon the type of flute found:
•
Roll Bonus
01-09 +5%
10-15 + 10010
16-19 + 15%
20 +200/0
Silver
XP Val ue: 1,200 GP Value: 6,000
The Book ofMarvt:lous Magic
When the command word is spoken, this flute
plays itself and is easily heard by all within 60
feet. It causes all normal weapons withi n range to
change to silver and ma kes them usable against
Iycanthropes and certain other creatures. Unfor-
tuna tely, it al so causes slings, bows, and other
flex ible weapons to turn to silver, making them
unusab le (a s ilve r bow cannot bend to fire
arrows). The items remain silver as long as the
flute plays and return to normal when taken out
of the 60-fool range or when the music stops. The
fl ute may be used once a day for up to one hour
per use; it stops playing on command.
of Wind Dancing
XP Value: 1,000 GP Value: 5,000
Dragons orTriumph
This item can on ly be used by a character who
knows how to playa flute or other type of similar
wind instrument . While playing this flute , the
use r summons and controls small breezes. After
two round s of playing, the user ca n create a
zephy r and after three rounds, a gust of wind. If
an entire turn is s pent playi ng the flu te, a dust
devil can be created in a 30-fool-diameter area,
blowing up dust an d leaves and acting as an
obscure spell . The dust devil dissipates gas and
mist in the area of effect. The winds created start
at the playe r and move outward (al 10 feet per
round) up to 60 feet away. They die down the
round after the playing stops.
Airolis's Shining Horn
ofTen T housand Winds
XPVal ue: 1,500 GPValue: 12,000
The Book of u.in II
Airoliss Shining Horn ofTen Thousand Winds is a
unique magical item aligned wi th the forces of
chaos and good. Once a week the horn can sum-
mon up a permanent storm until the storm is dis-
pelled with dispel magic or by the hom's user. On
command the horn grants the power of feather-
fa/l, and allows the bearer to wind walk once a
day. The hom prevents some changes in the user.
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The possessor can neither age nor improve abili-
ties (rise in level) . Even learning new spells is
prohibited. T he dead do not decay in the area o f
effect of the horn . The possessor on ly can part
with the hom when a remove curse spell is cast.
of Ampli fication
XPValue: 1,000 GPVa)ue: 5,000
The Complete Bard's Handbook
This horn is nol hollow as one would expect.
Rather, it is sol id and resembles the horn of a rhi-
noceros. It is used by touching its base to the
forehead. It magically attaches and conveys its
special power. At this lime, the one wearing the
horn has his or her voice amplified from,two to
Icn times in volume. The exact increase is up to
the charac ter using the horn. T he horn has no
other func tion. It can be removed by anyone who
lightly pulls on it.
This horn increases the range of all songs,
jokes, rhymes, and other fonn s of verbal eommu-
nication proportionately (all amplification of five
increases the range by five times the nonnal dis-
tance).
The character can also yell. A yell causes 2d 10
points o f damage to everyone except the user
wi th in a range of 5 feet times the amplification
(setting two has a 10-foot range, setting five has a
25-foot ra nge, and so on). A successful saving
throw vs. petrification reduces damage by half.
Only one yell per encounter can be attempted.
Each time th e horn is used, there is a 1%
chance that it permanently affixes to the user's
forehead and loses a ll magical abi lity. It can then
be used as a weapon for head bults, causing I d3
points of damage. However, the oddity of having
a hom growi ng from the character's head results
in a - 2 Charisma penalty. A wish must be used to
remove the horn.
of Animal Call s
XPValue: 1,200 GPValue: 6,000
The Complete Ranger's Handbook
This wooden instrument, painted bright red with
tiny s ilhouettes of va rio us animal s along the
sides, resem bles a recorder about 6 inches long.
The instrument can duplicate the cries and calls
of any animal . With closed eyes, the user men-
tall y pictures an anima l, t hen blows into the
instrument. The sound is indistin guishable from
the cry of the actual an imal. The instrument can
be used to ca ll particular animal s o r frig hten
them away. The DM determines the effect of any
parti cular use of the horn; fo r example , sum-
moning 2d4 animals might be 80% like ly in an
ani mal 's home te r rain, with an a rrival time of
Id4 rounds.
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Wind Instrument. Hom or the Barrier ~ab
XP Value: 750
of t h e Azure Sea
G P Value: 5,000
GREYIIAWt; Adventures
This magical horn was c reated by an evil high
priest who sought a source of undead to befriend
and control. The mention of this item causes all
sailors and ocean-faring merchants great distress,
and they refuse to sai l with a c ha racter whom
they suspect of owning the hom.
Once a week, only at night on the open sea, the
hom can summon a ghost ship. The ship appears
in Id4+ 1 rounds, materializing from the Ethereal
Plane into the Border Ethereal, whe re it can be
seen from the Prime Material Plane. The vessel is
usually large and multidecked, with two or three
masts and taltered sails. It is white and transpar-
ent, and it makes no sound. For 10 turns, it floats
beside the ship upon which the summoner stands,
then vanishes back into the Deep Ethereal.
Any character who sees the g host ship must
save vs. spell or be struck with fear for one tum.
The su mmone r him se lf is immune from thi s
effect. The ghost ship appears to be deserted, but
is actually ha u nted by t he following types of
undead:
Roll Undead
1- 2 I d4 apparitions
3-4 I ghost
6-7 3d4 shadows
8-0 I d4 spectres
These undead do not norma ll y make the m-
selves known, but there is a 75% chance that one
of them will transfer to t he s ummo ner's ship.
Thereafter it reluctantly obeys the orders of the
summoner for the rest of the summoner's life or
until it is destroyed.
of the Barrier Peaks
XPVal ue: 3,000 G PValue: 18,000
GRIiVHAWK Adventures
This iron instrument was enchanted by a dwarf
smith to cement the friendship between demihu-
mans and giant eagles. It is not used often out of
respect to the great birds, but has found occa·
sional use in desperate times.
The hom is usable only o nce a week. In areas
where giant eagles dy.-eli, it can summon Id6+6
giant eagles, and they arrive in Id4+3 rounds. If
dwarves, elves, or hal fling s are in danger, the
eagles wilt attack whatever is threatening them or
carry the demihumans (and the ir companions) to
safety. The eagles do not fight to the death or risk
their lives uselessly, but can call reinforcements if
more humans or demih umans need to be rescued.
To ensure that the eagles continue to answer to
the horn 's call , all those rescue d must accept a
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",Wind Instruments, Hom of Baubles
geas to perform some service for the eagles, Fail-
ure for a ll those rescued to do so bre aks the
ancient pact and causes the hom to shatter.
of Baubles
XPValue: - GPVal ue: 1,200
The Complete Bard's Handbook
When Ihis instrument is blown, 25 cubic feet of
useless baubles spew out of it pe r level of the
blower. Although this is usually rathe r comical, it
can be da ngerous in a limited space. The instru-
me nt can be safely blown once every hour. I f
blown more frequently, there is a 10% cumulative
chance that the horn backfires, s uck ing the
blower into it and spewing the character out as a
collection of useless baubles. It is impossible to
resurrect or reiflcamate a creatu re in th is state,
although a wish can be used to recover the victim.
Blac k Ivory
XPValue: - GPValue: 20
Black Courser
When blown, this horn makes no sound audibl e
to human ears. Ten rounds later, however, an
ancient bronze dragonne arrives, searching for its
long lost master. When it finds whoever blew the
hom instead, il attacks.
of Blasting
XPValue: 5,000 GP Value: 55,000
DuNGEON MASTER Guide
This magical horn appears to be a normal trum-
pet, but it radiates mag ic if detect magic is cast
upon it. It can be sounded as a normal hom, but if
the correct wo rd is spoken and the instrument is
then played, it has the fo llowing effects, both of
which happen at once:
• A cone of sound, 120 fect lo ng and 3 feet wide
at the end, iss ues from the horn. All within th is
area must roll a successful saving throw vs. spell.
Those who successfull y save are stunned for one
round and deafened for two. Those who fai l the
saving throw sustain IdlO points of damage, are
stunned for two rounds, and deafened for four.
o A wave of ultrasonic sound I-foot wide and 100
feet long issues from the horn. Th is c auses a
weakening of materials such as metal, Slone, and
wood . The weakening is equal to the damage
caused by a hit from a missile hurled by a large or
heavy ca ta pult . (See S ie ge Damage i n the
DMG-victims suffer an additional - 2 penalty to
the die roll described there).
If a horn a/blasting is used magicall y more
than once a day, there is a l OOk cumulative chance
that it explodes and inflicts 5dlO points of dam-
age upon the person sounding it
There are no chargcs on a horn, but the device
is subject to stresses as noted above, and each
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time it is used to magica l effect there is a 2%
cumulative chance of the instrument self.destruc-
ting. In the latter case, no damage is inflicted on
the character blowing it.
Bards are beller able to play this instrument, SO
that there is only a 5% cumulative c hance per day
that the ho rn exp lod es. Fur thermore, the 2%
cumulative chance of the instrument self-destruc-
ting is reduced to 1%.
of Bubbles
XPValue: - GPValue: 1,200
D UNGEON M ASTER Guide
This cursed musical instrument radiates magic if
detect magic is used. It appears as a nonnal horn,
or possibly any of the magical ones. It will sound
a note and call forth a mass of bubbles that com·
pletely surround and blind the indiv idual who
blew the horn for 2dlO rounds, but these bubbles
appear only in the presence o f a creature actively
seeking to slay the character who played the hom,
so their appearance might be delayed for a time.
Bards are actually able to use this cursed magi·
ca l item to their advan tage (once they detennine
what the horn is). When properly bl own by a
bard, the ho rn emits a cone of b ubbles 30 feet
long with a 30-foot diameter end. Anyone caught
in the bubbles is effective ly blinded for 2dlO
rounds unless hc rolls a successful saving throw
vs. breath weapon. However, there is a 5% chance
that the hom backfires and sucks the bard through
it, emining the hapless minstrel as a mass of bub-
bles. Once all of the bubbles pop (taking 2dl0
rounds), the bard is irrevocably dead. Jesters (8
bard kit) have only a 1% chance of being turned
to bubbles.
of Change
XPValuc: - GPV.lue: -
Book of Artifacts
The horn of change is quite ordinary looking, as
far as artifacts go, so much so that it is indistin·
guishable from other mag ical horns. The horn is
made of polished brass and is shaped like a curv-
ing ram 's horn. Sigils are stamped a long its rim
and a chain of golden links is the carrying strap.
The origins of t he horn of change are quite
clear and can easily be learned by those who ask.
Several hu ndred yea rs ago (give or take a few
decades), a rogue named Eustos was spend ing an
evening at the gaming tables. He had been suc-
cessful in the market that day, and his luck con-
tinued with the dice; he won throw after throw. As
th e eve n i ng wore o n and E us tos drank and
thought less, he fooliShly bragged that he must
surely have won the favor of the gods of luck, for
no odds were too impossible for him that night.
Well, such a boast cannot go unheard and in a
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short time a charismatic stranger came to the
table. Suddenly no throw did the stranger miss,
nor any could EuslOS make. Finally EuSIOS
offered the greatest and only treasure he had
remai ning- hi s very so ul. Against this, the
stran ger put up a plain brass horn. Eustos made
the cast- and won.
I! is said that the stranger smiled and told the
rogue that the horn could bestow great power or
immense woe, for each sounding was a roll of
chance. Perhaps this is true, for after gaining a
rtputation for wonders, Eustos vanished one day
and was never seen again.
The horn of change is a purely chaotic anifact.
Thus, it is a wonderful item to give to the player
characters. While there is no predicting the bal-
ance ofils powers, the horn will provide many
opportunities for role-playing, as its unpre-
dictable powers come into play.
Constant Powers: Any character who picks up
tile horn is instantly awa re of its possibilities.
Show or explain the table below to that player.
Invoked Powers: When the horn is sounded,
roll on the table below to find the result. The roll
cannot be influenced in any way. Roll on the
appropriate Artifact Table in Volume I to deter-
mine what power immediately takes effect.
Roll Power
01 - 10 Table 1--02: Combat
11- 25 Table I - II: EnchantmentlC harm
26-40 Table 1--03: Conjuration
41 - 50 Table 1--00: Abjuration
51-75 Table 1- 15: Major Powen
76-95 Table 1--04: C uned
96-00 Table 1--0 1: Cataclys m
C urse: Each day that a character owns the
horn, there is a 1% (cumulative) chance that the
character wi ll be seized by a gambling fever so
intense that no honest wager can be resisted,
regardless of the odds. This only passes when the
character gives up or loses the hom.
Suggested Means of Destruction:
• The powers of luck must be gambled with to
destroy the hom.
• The gods ofjustiec must be cheated, an ulti-
mate gamble.
of Command
XPValue: 2,000 GPValue: 20,000
Old Empires
This hom amplifies the sound of one's voice so that
it can be heard three times farther than normal.
The greatest ability of this item, however, is its
suggestion power. Once each day, a person using
the horn can issue a suggestion 10 all within a 60-
foot radius. A successful saving throw vs. spell
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negates Ihis effect (but only for that individual).
The person using the horn may direct the com·
mand at a single being (giving a penalty of - 3 to
the saving throw) or at all of the beings within the
radius (each gets a saving throw). The suggestion
must be in a language the affected beings under-
stand.
Death's Head
XP Value: 1,400 GP Value: 7,000
POLYHEDRON Newszine 58
This magical horn can bc sounded oncc a day,
and acts as a symbol of hopelessness when used
in battle against goblinkind.
of Dolphins
XP Value: 750 GP Value: 3,250
Otherlands
This conch shell can be blown as a horn. It sends
out a deep booming thrum that can be heard in a
ten-mile radius. All do lphins in its range will
swim at top speed toward the user. anxious to
heed the summons. The horn cannot command
the dolphins to obey the summoner's orders.
Whether the dolphins obey or not depends on the
merits of the horn's owner. The horn can be
winded nine times a week.
Fog
XP Value: 400 GP Value: 4,000
DUNGEON MASTER Guide
This small device allows its possessor to blow
forth a thick cloud of heavy fog equal to that of a
fog cloud spell. Each round spent blowing it cre-
ates a I O-cubic-footfog cloud. The cloud lasts for
2d4 rounds after the last round of blowing the
instrument. Note that should it stop being
sounded for a round, a new fog clOlld will have
begun, as the initial one has a life expectancy of
but2d4 more minutes, and will have drifted away
from the individual sounding it. The device
makes a deep, hornlike noise, the note dropping
abruptly to a lower register at the end.
When this horn is blown, bards are able to
create the typical fog, or they can creatc a
region of magical rain. Rain can be very useful
as a source of water, to put out fircs, or to fill
the bottom of a room with water. The rain accu-
mulates at the rate of I inch of water per round
in a 10-foot square.
Fog II
XP Value: 400 GP Value: 4,000
C... RDMASTEIl Adventure Design Deck
When blown, this instrument allows the party to
escape from a monster. It can be used once a day.
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of Goodness/Evil
XP Value: 4,000 GP Value: 20,000
DuNGEON MASTER Guide
This magical instrument adapts itself to the align.
ment of its possessor, so it produces either a good
or an evil effect depending on the alignment of its
owner. If Ihc possessor is ahsolulely neutral, the
hom has no power whatever. If the owner is good,
then blowing the horn has the effect of a protec·
tionfronl evil spell in a 10-foot radius, which
lasls fo r 10 rounds. Each friendly or allied crea-
ture within this area is affected as if gramed the
spell . If the horn is of evil alignment, then the
rcversc of the noted spell occurs within the area
of effect. The hom can be blown once a day.
Unfortunately for many bards, sounding this
instrument might produce an alignment change.
There is a 50% chance that the bard become s
neutral evil , otherwise he becomes neutral good.
If the bard is already one of these lwe alignments,
the hom functions normally.
Gjallcr
XP Value: 6,000 GPVa lue: 30,000
Gods, Demigods, & Hcroc:s
Heimdall 's hom, Gjaller, is the alen system for
Asgard as much as Hcimdall is the alen er. Heim-
daU's avatar will blow a blast upon it to announce
the coming of the Frost Giants and the gods, and
their hosls will issue out to fi ght the last battle at
Ragnarok . This horn al so is blown to proclaim
visitors. When blown, all creatures within 1,000
miles, regardless of mundane andlor magical [im-
itations, can hear the hom.
of the Cray Waste
XP Value: 4,000 GP Value: 20,000
D RAGON Magazine 28
This magical horn, wh ich looks like any other,
calls bring forth Id4 lesser tanar'ri or one greater
tanar'ri, when soundcd. The tanar'ri wi ll obey the
commands of the horn holder for Id6 hours but
have free will if attacked or ifasked to give over
any treasure they may cany. For a good priest or a
paladin to command a tanar'ri to service requires
an otol/ement, though they may give the horn to
tIlt; t<lllac'ri and command it 10 be go ne. The
tanar'ri will bear the holder no ill will and will per-
fonn the required task- though it may require a
cut of the profits (60% likely for a lesser tanar'ri,
90% likely fo r a grealer tanar'ri). The horn can
only be soundcd once by anyone character.
of Hard Hearts
XP Valu e: 500 GP Value: 2,500
The Book of Marvelous Magic
Thi s horn appears and function s as a horn of
blasting. However, the user i n ~tantly becomes
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unforgiving and cruel. Subsequently, the ustr
will neve r accept an opponent 's surrender,
donate money or items for any cause, nor agm
to any favors requested. If any loans made by
the use r are as yet unpaid, the user will, iflaw.
fully poss ible, demand their immediate repay·
ment. The effect may be removed by a remOI't
curse spell from a caster of 26th level. The hom
of hard hearts can be used only once a day at
most.
of Plenty
XPValue: 2,000 GP Value: 20,000
The Book of Marvelous Magic
When properly commanded and played, this hom
produces enough food to feed 120 humans and
120 horses. The horn of plenty cannot produce
liquids. It may be used once a day.
of the Sacred Grove
XP Value: - GP Value: -
Castles Forlorn
This druidic artifact is true neutral in alignment
Created by Gregory (who worshiped Daghdha)
and Dori nna (who worS hiped Belenus), it draws
upon the powers of each god. Many of lhese ))0\\"
ers can only be used by a person who knows the
correct sequence of notes to play. Other powers
are only effective if the horn is in the hands ofa
druid.
Major Powers
Once a week, at night only, the horn can be
uscd by a druid (or a priest of either Oaghdha
or Belenus) to summon the Wild Hunt.
Every other day, the horn can be used 10 cast
the 7th-level priest spell sunroy. A beam of
sunlight up to 200 feet long and 10 fe et in
diamete r at its far en d emerges from the
mouth of the hom.
Every other day (alternates with Ihe sunroy
powe r) , the horn can be u sed to create a
heroes 'feast (as the 6th-level priest spell) that
will feed 12 people.
Minor Powers
The bearer of the horn is completely immune
10 nonnal fires and gains a +4 bonus to saving
throws vs. magical fire.
Once a day, for three rounds, the horn may be
used as a listening device (the mouthpiece is
held against the bearer's ear) to understand the
speech of a single an imal or plant, like the
4th-level priests' spell speak with plams or the
2nd· level priests' spell speak with animals.
Once a mek, the hom may be used to conl1ul
winds, per the 5th-level priests' spell.
Four times a day, kissing the horn in the hands
ofa druid results in the benefit s oflhe 1st·
level priests' spell cure light wounds.
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Wind 11I$1n.Imc:nu:, Hom ofmc, TritonS

Corrupti ng Effects
The first time the horn is blown, the sounder
must successfully save vs. spell or suffer an
alignment change to true neutral.
• If the bearer of the hom is a nondroid and blows
the hom at night, there is a cumulative 5% chance
per sounding tha t the hom will call the Rave nloft
Wild Hun t. The bearer oflhe hom automatical ly
becomes the prey. T he Pack simply seeks to sur-
round or tree the sounder, whereupon the Master
silently steps fonh and holds out his hand, expect-
ing the bearer to give him the hom. If refused, the
Wild Hunt attacks.
Weaknesses: The horn o/the sacred grove was
created by powerful mag ic, a nd it cannot be
destroyed by ordinary means, desp ite the fact that
it appears fragi le. Normal ly. the horn would be
destroyed o nly if re moved to a plane where the
Celtic gods have no influence. Because the gods'
connection wi th the Domain of Forlorn is so ten-
uous, though, the horn loses power if a ll of the
groves are destroyed or defiled.

September
XPVal ue: 1,000 GPValue: 10,000
The Book of Marvelous Magic
This horn appea rs and fu nct ions as a horn 0/ of the Tritons
plenty. However, except fo r the hom itself, it also XPValue: 2,000 CPV.lue: 17,500
causes atl magical items worn or carried to van- DUNGF.ON MA STfi~ G"i<ie
ish. T he ite ms are no t d estroyed, but me re ly This device is a conch-shell hom that can be blown
return to the user's home. T he September horn once a day (except fo r tritons, who can sound it
can be used once a day. three ti mes daily). A horn o/Ihe tn·tons can perfonn
one oflbe following functions when blown:
Shoo Calm rough waters in a one mile radius. (This
XP Value: 500 GP Value: 2,500 has the effect of dispelling a water elemental
The Book of Marvelous Magic or water weird.)
When properly commanded and played, this hom If the character is in a body of water in which
creates a magical cone 0/ sound 60 feet long and such crearures dwell, it summons:
10 feet wide at the far end. Each victim wi thin the
cone must make a savi ng th row vs. spell o r be Roll Number C reature
knocked over and pushed away until oUI of range 1- 2 5d4 Hippocampi
or until stopped by an obst ruction. Those affected 3- 5 5d6 Giant sea horses
but stopped take damage as if they fe ll the dis- 06 Id lO Sea lions
tance; so a creature blown over by the ho rn and
pushed 30 feet before hining a wall would lake The c reatures s ummoned a re friendly and
3d6 points of damage. The cone 0/sound must be obey, to the best of their understanding, the char-
heard to have effect, and can be negated or acter who sounded the hom.
blocked by a silence spell. The hom can be used Panic ma rine creatures with animal or lower
three times a day. Inte lligence, causing them to flee unless each
saves vs. spell. Those who do save must lake a
of Signaling - 5 penalty on thei r attack rolls for 3d6 [urns
XPValue: 1,000 GPV. lue: 5,000 (30-- 180 rounds).
The Book of Marvelous Magic Any sound ing of a horn 0/ the tritons can be
This no rmal size horn only functions outdoors. heard by a ll tritons wit hin a three-mile radius.
When properly commanded and played, it can be Bards are able to sound this horn even [hough
heard at a distance of eight miles. lfused from atop it isn't normally usable by rogues. Meistersingers
a mountain, its range increases to 24 miles. The and ha1f1ing whistlers (bard kits) are able to use
horn o/signoling may be used as often as desired. this magical hom twice a day.
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r
of Uncontrollable Striding Any character whose group is unable to employ
and Springing a particular horn of Valhalla will be attacked by
XPValue: 2,000 G P Value: 20,000 the berserk fighters summoned when the charac-
DuNGEON M.guine 30 ter blows the hom.
This magical wind instrument looks like a nonnal Summoned figh ters are Annor Class 4, have 6
hunting horn but rad iates abj uration magic. Its hit points per die, and are armed with sword and
effects become apparent as soon as it is sounded, spear (50%) or battle axe and spear (50%). They
as everyone except the person using it must save gladly attack anyone the possessor oflhe horn
vs. spell or jump madly about the place for one commands them to, until they or their opponentS
full round. Jumps are magically lengthened to let are slain, or six turns have elapsed, whichevcr
someone leap up to 20 feet from a standing start, occurs first.
or 30 fet:l if running or walking. The direction of Fully 5U% of these horns are aligned and sum-
the jump is detennined at random by the OM and mon only fighters of the hom's alignment. A rnd·
may be vertical, horizontal, diagonal, or any other ical alignment difference will cause the horn
direction, as circumstances dictate. blower to be attacked by the fighters.
The area of effect of the horn is a circle. 60 At 5th level, bards can sound the brass hom, at
feet in radius, centered on th e horn . Those 10th level the bronze horn, and at 15th level the
within the circle who save vs. spell are immune iron horn. Skalds (a bard kit) can play any of
to the effects of the horn unti l it is again winded. these horns without penalty.
Due to the quickness of movement of a viclim, In a D RAGON LANC£ Campaign : The horn of
Armor Class actually improves by I (for exam- Valhalla is called the horn of Kiri-Jolilh on Ansa-
ple , a character with AC 10 becomes AC 9 Ion. A ll warriors summoned by the horn arc
while affected by a horn of uncontrollable Slrid- chaotic good.
ing and springing), but anacks made by a vic- In Ravenloft: As usual, the horn blower sum-
tim are at - I to - 10, based on a rol l made by the mons berserkers from Valha ll a, who fight . In
OM on IdIO. Ravenloft, however, the berserkers break free of
The hom holds five charges, one of which is the enchantment afte r six turns. They cannot
expended each time the hom is blown. It may be return to Va lhalla unless they fin d a normal
recharged at a cost of 1,000 gp per charge, by any escape. The berserkers are never pleased about
wizard of I I th level or greater using ajump spell. the summons. But if they have battled for a "wor-
thy" cause, the newly freed figh ters do not attack
of Valhalla the hornblower or his or her companions. Instead,
XPValue GP Value they simply leave as a group, in search of a route
Brass: 1,000 15,000 home. If they have been ill used, or forced to act
Bronze: 2,000 30,000 in a manner they find distasteful, the berserkers
Iron: 3,000 45,000 attack the grou p.
Silver: 1,000 15 ,000 When the hornblowe r and all companions
DuNGEON MASTER Guide leave Rave nloft, they still may have to answer
There are fou r varieties of this magical device. for their actions. For each berserker summoned,
Each appears to be a nonnal instrument until its there is a I % cumulative chance that a greater
command word is spoken. Then, each swnmons a power from Valhalla wi ll appear before them-
number of berserkers from Valhalla to fight for the that power de mands they j ustify thei r actions.
character who summoned them by blowing the The power condemns them for manipulating the
hom. Each variety of horn can be blown just once berserkers and causing their entrapment in
every seven days. The type of horn, its pov.-ers, and Ravenloft. The characters must make repara-
who is able to employ it are detennined by making tions to the greater power, or suffer the conse-
a percentile roll and CQrlSulting tilt; table below. quences.
For every 25 fighte rs called, the re is a 1%
Horn Berserk Fighters cumulative chance that the greater power appears
Roll Type Summoned Usable by to the wielder in Raven loft. The greater powers
01-08 Silver 2d4+22nd-level Any are not bound by the laws of Ravenloft. It claims
09-15 Brass 2d4+ 1 3rd-level Priest, its fighters , takes the horn and vanishes back to
wizard, Valhalla. If the fighters were ill used, it may even
rogue punish the wielder of the ho m .
16-18 Bronze 2d4 4th-level Priest,
warrior
19---20 Iron Id4+1 5th-level Warrior

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of Valor
XPVa]uc; 5,000 GP Value: 25,000
Tome of Magic
This golden horn is indislinguishable from any
other magica l born until it is sounded. When
souDdcd, each unit hearing it, that is allied with or
loyal to the character sounding the hom gains the
followi ng benefits. First , the unit gains a +2
bonus to its morale for 1d4 BATTlESYSTEM rules
turns. Second, any routed friendly unit who hears
it immediately makes a rally check with a bonus
of2 to its morale (for that check only). The check
is made when the horn is sounded-du ring the
magic phase-rather than in the rally phase. If
this additional check fails, the unit is entitled to a
second check in the rally phase, as normal.
Enemy units who hear the hom are also affected:
they suffer a - 1 penalty to morale for Id2 B AT-
nESYSTEM rules ' turns.
Unde r normal condi t ions, the sound of the
horn can be heard at a range or240 feet. Unusual
conditions, such as a raging storm, can decrease
this range, but the hom can always be heard at a
range o f9O feet (unless the character blowing the
horn is w ithin an area of magical silence, of
course).
The horn of valor can be sounded only once
per BATTLESYSTEM rules turn, and no more than
three times in any 12-huu r pl:rioli. l fblow n a
fourth time within this period, it becomes totally
nonmagical for Id6 days, and any effects remain-
ing from earlier soundi ngs immediately termi-
natc. Effects from multiple soundings arc not
cumulati ve. (Instantaneous effects such as the
automatic rally check for friendly units take place
each time the hom is sounded.)
In Rave nloft: In Ravenlo ft, this item functions
as described for mobs a nd crowds of villagers.
Th ey recei ve a + 2 bonu s to their mora le for
Id4xI0 rounds. Hearing it also enables a fleeing
mob to roll a new morale check. If successful, the
mob rallies and may once again approach mon-
sters and the like. If used for a group that stands
opposed to the mob, it lowers the mob's morale
by I for Id lO+IO rounds.
of the Vast Swamp
XPValue: 1,000 GPValue: 2,500
GREYH,o.WK Adventures
This conch shell was enchanted by a renegade
wizard who was banished by the Count of Sun-
ndi for criminal behavior. The wizard sought to
gain power over the inhabitants of his new
home, though he paid a heavy price for it. The
horn summons Id6+6 giant toads. Any sum-
moner can command the toads for a number of
rounds equal to twice his or her level. A nonevil
summoner must make a saving throw vs. spell
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Wind [nstf\lml:n1S, Hom of WIl
or lose control of the toads and be attacked by
them. Each use of the horn causes the sum-
moner to save vs. spell o r permanently lose
three Wisdom points. The s ummoner will no t
notice the change until the Wisdom score drops
to 0 , when he o r she becomes a giant toad. The
cumulative changes are:
Total Wisdom
Points Lost Effect
03 Glassy eyes, warts
06 Light green hair
09 Froglike facial features,
croaking voice
12 Dark green skin
15 Bloated body, hunched back
of Voices
XP Value: 500 GP Value: 2,500
Reahnspate
This item is used by the various cultures on the
planet Coliar as a way to projeci the voice to a
la rge area without the necessity of screaming to
be heard. Everyone capable of hearing is able to
hear the speaker from a distance up to one mile.
The voice is not overbearingly loud to those near-
est to the hom. In fact, they hear the voice with
the same clarity a nd the same volume as those
one mile away. The hom needs only to be placed
to the lips and spoken through. There are no com-
mand words to activate the item. The only prob-
lem is that un less the horn is kept in an airtight
sack or box, it projects all noises to a distance of
one mile without the owner's realizing it, making
it impossible to s urprise a nything. Horns are
priced at 1,250 gp on Coliar, and 5,250 gp every-
where else.
of War
XP Value: 1,000 GP Value: 41,000
DRAGON Magazine 145
A horn of war is over 5 feet long , made of
roughly carved, gOld -colored stone, weighing
120 pounds, and covered with thousands of
magical symbols and glyphs related to the arts
of summoning. Only a nonelf fighter of the 9th
level or h igher (or a ranger of the 11th level)
with Constitution and C harisma scores of 14 or
higher may sound a horn of war; a fighter of
substandard level or with less than 14 Constitu-
tion passes out from the strain of attempting to
sound ii, and an elf or a fighter with substan-
dard Charis ma is unable to command the crea-
tures the horn summons. The great ca ll of a
horn of war carries for 5d4 miles in any weather
conditions. It magically summons an army of
1Od20 quaggoths, with 10 hp each, in 1d6 turns.
The frenzied, battle-crazed mob may be com-
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manded only 10 attack, which the mons ters do
until destroyed. If not slain in baltle, the quag-
goths serve for one hour per level of their sum-
mone r be f ore disap pearing. Quaggoths
summoned but not controlled run amok for 2d6
turns, attacking everyone, before leaving. Three
years must pass between each sounding of a
horn o/war. Regardless of whether the quag-
goths are commanded or not, they will slay all
elves they see while carrying out the ir other
tas ks.
Kantele
XP Value: 8,000 G P Value: 40,000
Gods, Demigods, & Heroes
This instrument, when played by Vainamoinen's
avata r, will summon to him all those lawful in
nature withi n hearing distance. Let it be noted
that the music will travel throughout Lapland in a
period from 2d4 days and any hearing it have to
come (save vs. spell applicable). Also, all evi ls
that hear the music automatically fall asleep for
Id4 days (save vs. spell applicable). Only in spe-
cial situations will the avatar play his kante/e.
Heward's Mystical Organ
XPVa)ue: - G PVa lue: -
Book of Artifacts
s
Heward Mystical Organ is a massive mush.:al
instrument fashioned to look like a partic ularly
sublime pipe organ. The cabinet is a great horse-
shoe arc with three full sets of keys; one of ivory
and obsidian, one of jade and lapis, and the third
of steel and brass. Arranged in three banks, one to
each side and anothe r ac ross the fro nt, are the
organ's ivory stops, nine to a bank, 27 in all. Nine
rosewood pedals sound the deepest o f the bass
notes.
The organ is more than just the cabinet though,
for without t he pipes it would have no voice.
Each pipe is sounded by a n ele mental s pirit.
Made of gold a nd silver, some pipes are only
inches in height while others stretch three stories
high, almost to the ceiling.
Because the organ cannot be exposed to Ihe
elements (and it is in no way po rtable), il is
always found housed in a cathedral-like building,
not necessarily the same o ne each time. Some-
times the o rgan is discovered in the rui ned shell
of a temple, other times in a soaring cavern deep
beneath the earth. Just how th is occurs is one of
the mystical properties of the device.
In a time long ago, when the Age of Elves was
fad ing and the new Age of Man was just being
born , Heward, Patron of Ba rd s, despai red.
Heward was a man more than a man, barely less
than a dem igod, for it was a lime when men could
rise to such greatness. For centuries Heward had
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listened to and learned with joy the songs of the
elves. His fcllow humans, though, had no time or
interest in such graceful skills. Determined to
teach humankind the genteel arts of composition
and song, the great Heward spent his years build·
ing a device that would bring joy and wonder to
the world. At last he fi nished his great creation-
Heward's Mystical Organ.
It is said that the music Heward played on the
organ was stolen from the voices of nightingales
and that no man or woman who heard his airs
could remain unmoved. Even the reclusive elves
and the dour dwarves were lured from their hid·
den dens when Heward's fingers bent to the keys.
Of those who came to hear, some among them
we re inspired to spread the wonder they had
heard. From Heward they learned the arts of haT-
many, composition, and more-all the skills to
make beautiful music. These men and women
went out among the people and so Heward
inspired the first bards. It is even said thaI when
Heward played, blighted soil blossomed, rain fell
upon command, and even the sun lingered a little
longer in the sky.
Heward's work did not pass unnoticed in the
heavens, and among the divine powers some
grew jealous of his skill. These gods spoke to
the m ice of Heward's hail , saying "Greal
Heward will !:Iume day call you vermin and U$e
his music to drive you from this place. Go and
gnaw on his organ before this can happen," and
the mice with their foolish little brains did as
the gods suggested. Perhaps, as some say, it was
the elven gods who, fearful that their own songs
would vanish, sent the mice- perhaps it was
another. And so the songs of the organ changed
and as the soured notes were keyed, evil things
stole their tones. T hus the harpies found their
voice and the sirens gained their power to lure.
Enraged at the treachery of the mice, Heward
played one last song on his organ that forever
cursed them to be lowly and meek. Then every-
thing disappeared without a trace. O r so the
story goes.
Heward's Mystical Organ is one of those arti-
facts best suited to a mUltipart adventure, since
several elements must be brought together before
the organ can be used. Because it is not a particu-
larly practical device (being impossible to trans-
port and difficult to use), most characters are not
likely to seek out the organ of their own accord.
T herefore, the OM mUSI provide them with a
strong enough rcason, a threat tha t can only be
foiled by the correct use of the device.
Given the history and musical nature of the
artifact, a peril such as the loss of all bardic lore
or the evaporation of music throughout the world
is particularly appropriate. Once faced with the
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problem, the characters must learn how the Organ
can help, find the correct tune to play on it, prac-
tice that tune (for it must be flawless), discover
the location of the organ, and finally, get there.
Of course, the agent or agencies behind this plot
are not going to leave the characters unhindered.
Ever-increasing efforts will be made by the
enemy to stop tbem. Of course, along the way the
characters gain hints to a few songs that just
might be useful to them.
At the end of the adve nture, the characte rs
could experiment with the organ, although this
would be most foolish. Alternatively, if the DM
wants to remove the artifact, it can simply vanish
as soon as a song is poorly played.
Invoked Powers : To use the organ properly,
characters must know two thi ngs; the exact song
to be played and the settings for the stops of the
organ. Only specific combinations of a panicular
song and exact stop settings have any effect.
There are at least 23 powers of the organ, requir-
ing 23 different songs. (More can exist if the DM
desires.) DMs can create their own list of tunes
based on their own tastes in music. (It can be par-
ticularly effective to choose classical organ works
and then play them o n a stereo just as the pes
attempt the same.) It is generally a good idea to
mix up the selections so that players cannot guess
com:ctly, based on their knowledge of the OM. A
form is provided at the end of this entry for the
DM to record the settings.
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The stops are noted by a coded sequence.
There arc 27 stops lettered A-Z and one more
labeled "1." Each stop has e ight settings (1
through 8). The settings are noted as a combina-
tion of letter and number. For convenience, any
stop all the way in (set to I ) is ignored. Thus the
stop sett ing for a particular song might be A 7,
G2, H3, IS, R6, 86, V2, and !3. The last sctting (!)
is important for, ifsct incorrectly, the organ's
curse is automatically triggered. Once all the
stops have been set, the song can be played. A
successful p roficiency check mUSt be made by
one skilled in playing s uch an instrument. If it
fails, the character has erred during the course of
playing, potentially triggering a bad effect.
The effects of the organ's 23 songs are quite
varied. A suggested breakdown is given here, or
the OM can create an effect that matches the goal
of the adventure. The tables referred to are found
in the Artifact Tables in Volume 1. Roll on each
of the tables listed below to find the abilities of
the 23 songs:
5 abilities from Table 1- 21 : Persona l
Enha ncements Roll 5x
6 abilities from Ta ble 1-00: Abju ration Roll 6x
6 abilities from Table 1- 11 :
Enc ha ntment/C harm Roll 6x
J abilities from Table 1-01; Cat aclys lII Roll Jx
3 abilities from Ta ble 1-03 : Conju ration Roll3x
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Iflhe song or selling is incorrect or if the play- 18 Create/ood/water (i /day)

ing is poor, the OM should roll on the table 19 Planar 1- 22
below, Bad Reviews. for a result. 20 Movement 1- 17
21 Death spell (llweek)
Bad Reviews 22 Power word, stun (llday)
Roll Result 23 Enchantment/Charm 1- 11
01-07 No result 24 Symbol offear (l/day)
08-09 Curse 25 Enchantment/Charm I- I I
10 Random effect 26 Power word, blind (l /week)
27 Portrait of Magus
Curse: It is said that only Heward cou ld play
the organ without fail. Should any character Suggested Means or Destruction:
trigger the curse, all those within the hall must • The King of the Mice must be convinced to
roll a successful saving throw vs. death with a lead his people in an attack on the organ, for
-4 penalty or be stricken mad, to rt ured by the only they can destroy the instrument's inner
screeching tones of the pipes. Those driven mad workings.
forever wander the world, unable to bear the • The worst composer in the entire world must be
slightest sound, yet unable to tolerate silence found to play the instrument. The cacophony
either. Mad characters lose all class abilities that results causes such a titanic explosion that
except saving throws and hit points and are con- the organ. its hall, and the surrounding area for
trolled by the referee. The madness can only be a half-mile radius are destroyed.
cured by a wish spel l. • The organ must be burned in a fire kindled
There is also the risk that a character will with a copy of every work that Heward ever
play the organ 100 well. Should the proficiency composed.
check be a 1 (or less), the keyboardist has
played with near divine inspiration, worthy of
Heward himself. At the end of the piece, the
musician is instantly struck with melancholia,
knowing that this performance is never likely to
be matched. Those listening must roll checks
against their Wisdom, with those who fa il com-
ing to the same conclusion. (Wiser characters
are able to rouse themselves from depression.)
Stricken characters take no joy in life, for they
have heard the most sublime beauty and gradu-
ally waste away, unable to even motivate them-
selves to cat or drink.

Suggested Powers

P# Power or Table (Table #)

I Divination 1- 06
2 Minor Powers 1- 16
3 Conjure elemental (I /week)
4 Divination 1-06
5 Conjuration 1-03
6 Personal Enhancements 1- 21
7 Personal Enha ncements 1- 21
8 Shapechange (l /week)
9 True seeing
10 Major Powers 1- 15
II Mino r Powers 1- 16 Heward's Mystical Organ II
12 Divination 1-06 XPValue: 25,000 GPVa]ue: 125,000
13 Pcrsonal Enhancements 1- 21 DRAGON Magazine 29
14 Abjuration 1-00 As an answer to the limited information that
15 Offensive Powers 1- 18 Eldritch Wizardry gave on this wondrous artifact,
16 Offensive Powers 1- 18 a reader designed his own way of determining the
17 Divination 1-06 effects and the songs of Heward s Mystical

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Organ. His design is unique enough to warrant a 32 6th-level priest spell reversed:
separate entry> 33 2nd- level priest spell
He designed the organ with 7 usable stops and 34 6th-level wizard spell
6S working keys ( 15 black keys and 50 while 35 User shrinks 12 inches
keys). For the stops he used a simple binary code. 36 3rd-level druid spell
Each stop represents a number, the number of 37 2nd-level wizard spell
possible combinations for stop positioning is 128. 38 User polymorplled
This range is from ze ro to 127. See the example 39 4th-level wizard spell
given below 40 I st-Ievel priest spell reversed'
I • the stop is in 41 Table 4 monSler
0 .. the SlOp is out 42 7th-level priest spell
43 Power recharge'
64
o
32
0
16
0
8
0
•o 2
o
I
0-0
44
45
1st-level wizard spell
Organ plays itself
o 0 0 0 o o I- I 46 4th-level illusionist spell
o I I [ o o 1- 57 47 3rd-level wizard spell reversed'
J 0 0 0 o o 1- 65 48 User's charisma - 10
r r I I I 1- 127 49 2nd-level priest spell
50 8th-level wizard spell reversed'
Once the stops have been set, find out what the 51 7th-level wizard spell
results are. I f the player sets the stops at: I 0 0 0 52 User teleporterP
100, the result is 68. Referring to the stop result 53 10-80% users money gone
table indicates thaI 68 is a random 5th-level priest 54 4th-level priest spell
spell. 55 1st-level illusionist spell
56 Power recharge'
Stop Resu lts Table 57 5th-level wizard spell
o Attacked by five tanar'ri 58 6th-level wizard spell reversed'
15th-level priest spell 59 Table 4 monster'
2 User killed instantly 60 2nd-level illusionist spell
3 3rd·1evcl wizard spell 61 Gas clolld (roll lype)
4 I51-level wizard spell 62 6th-level wizard spell
5 Organ plays itself 63 1st-level priest spell
67th-level wizard spell reversed' 64 Table 3 monster'
7 1st-level priest spell 65 4th-level wizard spell
86th-level druid spell 66 Teleport to other plane'
9 Table 4 monster' 67 Organ plays itself
10 2nd-level druid spell 68 5th-level priest spell
II Power recharge' 69 Random teleport'
12 3rd-level priest spell 70 3rd-level priest spell reverse'
13 7th-level priest spell reversed' 71 2nd-level druid spell
14 3rd-level illusionist spell 72 Table 4 monster'
15 Organ plays itself 73 5th-level wizard spell
16 Table 6 monster' 7. Power recharge'
17 5th-level illusionist spell 75 Creates I magic itcm ( 1/wk)
18 User loses one level 76 3rd-Ievel wizard spell reversed'
19 1st-level wizard spell 77 4th-level druid spell
20 6th-level priest spell 78 User takes 3d 12 damage
2 1 Table 3 monster' 79 2nd-level wizard spell
22 Power recharge' 80 3rd-Ieve l priest spell
23 Table 2 monster' 81 Table 5 monster'
2. 4th-level illusionist spell 82 6th-level illusionist spell
25 1st-level priest spell 83 User takes 3-24 shock
26 Table I monster' 84 9th-level wizard spell reversed'
27 5th-level wizard spell reversed' 85 9th-level wizard spell
28 7th-level illusionist spell 86 I sl-level druid spell
29 Table 5 monster' 87 User gels I d8 jewels (1 /~l:ek)
30 Organ plays itself 88 Table 6 monster'
31 3rd-level wizard spell 89 7th-level druid spell
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90 Organ plays itself Copper

91 Use r takes 6d 12 damage XP Value: 200 G P Value: 2,000
92 3rd-level druid spell The Book of Marvelous Magic
93 5th-level wizard spell These pi pes ap pea r ident ical to pipes ofpa~ .
94 2nd-level priest spell reversed' However, when played, all metals withi n 10 retl
95 Table 3 monster' turn into copper. Magical items are not affected
96 2nd-level wizard spell but all nonmagical co ins, weapons, and other
97 Table 2 monster' forms of metal are immediatel y changed. They
98 J st-Ievel wizard spell are nonmagical in their new copper forms, and
99 7th-level wizard spell cannot be restored. The copper pipes are usable
100 Organ plays itself once a day.
101 1st-level druid spell
102 4th-level priest spell reversed' Damh 's
103 User gets Id8 j ewels (l /wk) XP Value: 1,900 GP Value: 9,500
104 4th level wizard spell Monster Mythology
105 Table 5 monster' These magical pipes can cast charm person or
107 6th-level priest spell mammal. feor, or sleep in a 60-fool radius (at
108 Organ teleports' will). The a ... atar must spend one fun round play·
109 3rd-Ievel illusionist spell ing the instrument to generate the effect.
110 4th-level wizard spell reversed'
I I I 5th-level priest spell Ga,
11 2 User teleported' XP Value: 250 G P Value: 2,500
113 3rd-level wizard spell The Book or Marvelous Magic
114 User loses 2d3 - I hp permanently These look and func tion like sewer pipes. How·
115 Power recharge' ever, whe n the creatures arrive, a green gas poul'$
116 4th-level priest spell out of the pipes. The use r mus t make a saving
117 Table 7 monster' throw vs. poison with a -4 penalty to the roll; ifil
118 Organ plays itself fa ils, I d 10 points of damage are inflicted, and the
J 19 8th-level wizard spell summoned crealUres allack the user. Ot h erwi~ ,
120 1st-level illusionist the creatures may be ordered about nonnally. The
12 1 6th-level wizard spell reversed' pipes may be used once a week.
122 2nd-level wizard spell
123 5th-level druid of Haunting
124 loses I statistic point XPValue: 400 GP Value: 4,000
125 6th-level wizard spell DUNGEON M ASTER Guide
126 5th-level priest spell reversed' These magical pipes appear to be a small set of
127 Attacked by five baatezu pan pipes. If checked, it fai ntly radiates magic.
'Power recharge mea ns the organ draws in al1 Whe n played by a person s killed in music, the
magical and priestly force within 100 fee t of it. pipes create an eerie, spellbinding tu nc. A listener
Allieamed spells are lost (no saving throw). will thin k the source of the music is somewhere
' Reve rsed spell s are to be used as if a hostil e within 30 feet of the musician. Those hearing the
caster was directing them at the user. tune and not aware of the piper must make a sa...·
'The stops that produce teleport are to specific ing throw vs. spell. Those who fai l become ner-
places in the campaign. The OM should adj ust vous and scared . A ll mora le checks are made
these as he or she sees fit. wi th a - 2 penalty and the listeners suffer a - I
' W here a tab le mons ter is ind icated, use the penalty to all surprise rolls.
dungeon mo nster tables. The attack is with sur- When these powerful pipes are blown by a
prise from behind. bard, those who fai l their saving throws vs. spell
are affected as if s ubject to a fear spell. Those
Pipes of Animal Attraction w ho succee d on the roll s till s u ffer the - 2
XP Value: 400 GP Value: 2,000 penalty to mora le chec ks and a - I penalty to
D RAGONMagazine 73 surprise ro lls. The bard can choose to use the
A short hollow wooden tube with a slot cut out of pipes normally.
it. This whi stle attracts all animals o f a give n
type, usually some herd animal, wi thin heari ng.

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of Pain
XP Vllue: - GPValu \!: 1,250
DUNGEON MASTER Guide
These appear to be like any other standard o r
magical set of pipes with nothing to reveal their
Irue nature. When played by a character profi-
cient in music, the pipes c reate a wondrous
melody, surpassing any sound ever heard. All
within 30 fect, including the piper, must save vs.
spell or be enchanted by the sound. So long as the
pipes are played, no one will attack or attempt
any action if affected.
As soon as the piping stops, all those affei:ted
are stricken by intense pain at even the slightest
noise, causing Id4 points of damage per round.
The pain lasts for 2d4 rounds. After that, the least
noise causes the victim to wince, reducing the
character'S attac k and saving throw roll s by - 2.
The effect can be negated only by a/orget or
remove curse spell.
Because of the musical skills of bards, all wi thin
60 feet are subject to the magic oftoose pipes when
played by a bard. Saving ~s are rolled with a - I
penalty per three levels of the bard.
Pan
XPValue: 3,000 G P Value: 30,000
The Book ofMarvclous Magic
This nrrc itcm summons 3d6 woodland creatures o f
various types, both humanoid and otherwisc-<:en-
taurs, elves, and the like-who appear after one
tum of playing. If the command word is spoken, the
pipes may be played again to produce one charm
monster spe ll per round, directed as the user
desires. Up to three spells may be cast per sum-
moning. The pipes may be used once a day.
of Panic
XP Value: 3,000 GP Value: 30,000
Tall Tales of the Wee Folk
These appear to be a norma l set of shepherd
pipes. But when p roperly played (requiring a
music skill check, if the skills system is used),
they may be used to the same effect as a wand 0/
/ear, e)(cept everyone within 120 feet ofthe musi-
cian is prey to the effect, if they fail their saving
throw- it is not selective between friends a nd
foes .
A faun us ing pipes 0/panic need not use them
solely for the evocation of fear, and can direct the
pipes' effects at specific individuals (wi th in
range). The magic ofthe pipes combines with the
fau n 's ability so tha t targe ts must save at - 2
(cumulative with any o ther positive or negative
adjustments) to avoid the intended effect.
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Sewer
XP Value: 2,000 GPValue: 8,500
DuNGEON MASTER Guide
These wooden pipes appear ordina ry, but if the
possessor learns the proper tune, he or she can
attract Id6xlO giant rats (80%) or 3d6xl0 nor-
mal rats (20%) if either or both are within 400
fe et. For each 50 feet distance the rats have to
travel, there is a one-round delay. The piper must
continue playing until the rats appear, and when
they do so, they are 95% likely to obey the piper
so long as he or she continues to play. If for any
reason the piper ceases playing, the summoned
rats leave immediately. If they are called again, it
is 70% probable that they come and obey, 30%
thai they tum upon the piper.
If the rats are under control of a creature such
as a vampire, the piper's chance of taking over
control is 30% per round of piping. Once control
is assumed, there is a 70"10 chance of maintaining
it if the other creature is actively seeking to
reassen its control.
When played by bards, these pipes actually tele-
port the rats from some unknown location. Thus, a
bard can summon rats even if located in an area
completely devoid of rats. Meistersingers (a bard
kit) can select whether giant or normal rats arrive,
and have a + 10% bonus to any control rolls.
Sewer II
XP Value: 1,800 G P Value: 8,000
The Book of Marvelous Magic
These pipes have no effect unless played within
120 feet of a cave entrance or ruins and cannot
function in daylight. Their music summons 2dl0
giant rats, 2d4 giant bats, and I d4 giant vampire
bats, which arrive afte r one tum of playing. The
c reatures understand and obey the user of th e
sewer pipes and will travel far if so ordered. They
serve for three hours at most and then return to
the cave, vanishing utterly when within its con-
fines. The creatures vanish before that time if
slain or if struck by sunlight. The pipes function
once a week.
of Sounding
XPValue: 1,000 GPValue: 10,000
DuNGEON M"STEl Guide
When played by a character proficient in music,
these pipes can be used to create a va riet y of
sounds. To a listener, the so urce of the sound
seems to be anywhere within 60 feet of the piper.
The possible sounds that can be created are: wind
blowing, laughter, whistling, bird calls, moaning,
footsteps, crying, mumbled voices, screams, run-
ning water, or creaking. (Note: The OM can rule
that other, similar sounds are possible.)
Bards are able to generate any sound with
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Ihese pipes, up to and including the volume of
eight yelling men. The only limit is that the sound
can't imitate any form of understandable, ve rba l
communication. Charlatans (a bard kit), however,
can generate clear speech.
of Speaking
XI) Va lue: 320 GP Value: 3,200
The Book orMarveious Magic
T hese pipes enable the user to speak to and
unde rs tand the speech o f all norma l a n imal s
with in 30 feet. Gian t size and magical animals
are not affec ted, but all others wi th in range are
calmed if hosti le, and attracted if frie ndly. They
can speak with the user of the pipes for up to one
turn, olTering what information they can. They
suITer no penalty to surprise rolls, however, and
are free to ignore thc pipes if attacked or threat-
e ned in any way. The pipes may be used three
times a da y o Uldoors, or o nce a d ay i ndoo rs
(whichever comes first).
Water
XP Value: 200 GP Value: 2,000
The Book of Marvelous Magic
These appear identical to pipes ofpan and sum-
mon IdlO of the same creatures. However, they
also summ o n rai n, which arrives at the same
time, s uddenly drenching the user and all wit hin
30 feet. The rain clogs the pipes, which cannot be
used for on e turn th e rea ft e r. The creatures
rcsponding may be hostile (-I penalty to reaction
ro lls), The wmer pipes may be used once a day.
Recorder of Recording
XPValue: 1,200 GPValue: 6,000
The Complete Bard's Handbook
This recorder has two magical functions. If, after
a melody is played, the bard says, " Play it again
when X happe ns," the recorder will magica lly
play the entire song over again any time condition
X occurs ("When Tarnak comes withi n 20 feet ,"
for example).
The othe r magica l function is ac t iva ted by
speaki ng the wo rd, "record," before play ing a
tune. At any later time, the bard can say, " play
back," and the recorder produces all sounds that it
recorded within 30 feet duri ng the song. Further-
more , these sound s a re played back as if th c
recorder hadn't been making any noise at the
time. The recorder d oes not reproduce special
sound-based attacks of any sort.
Ye' Cind's
XPVal ue: - GPValue: -
Book of Artifacls
The Recorder ofYe 'eind is a musical instrument
made from an IS-inch piece of ho llowed-out lake
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reed wit h 10 holes drilled into it. Unlike a flute, it
is held vertically and played by blowing into the
open end.
O ver a century ago, the re lived an elf named
Ye'Cind. During the course o f his life he traveled
throughout the country, comp il ing and creating
ballads and songs to tell the rich history of hi!
beloved land. In lime he became rcnowned in all
of the lands. During a festi val in o ne small king-
dom, Ye'Cind was ret urning to hi s bed late at
night when he witnessed the brutal slaying of the
king in the courtyard below. T hough he had seen
the crime, he could not identify the assailant By
morning, Ye'Ci nd had vanished, leaving behind
only blood on his sheets.
Twen ty yea rs la ter, a t the an nual Festival of
Life, Ye'Cind reappearcd in the fateful kingdom
with a recorde r in hand . He played strains of
music to amuse and please the crowd. Lovers
held each o the r dearer when tcnder melodies
were played. For a crying child, Ye'Cind played a
tu nc that brought laughter to its lips. Making his
way to the center platfonn , Ye'Cind came face to
face with the king and began to play for him. A
look of astonishment crossed the king's face as 20
years me lted away, and the king saw himself
stand ing in the courtya rd over his brother's dead
body, a bloody kn ife in hand. A smile crossed
Yt:' Cind 's face as he watched the guards drag
away the struggling king.
This arti fact can be used by a ll character
classes . A possible adven tu re mig ht revolve
around a band of prophets taking the recorder to a
monarc h for delicate negotiations with a neigh-
boring kingdom. En route, the caravan is attacked
and the recorder stolen.
Co nstant Po ..... e rs: The recorder emits an ear-
piercing note anyti me anything of the PC's (includ-
ing the recorder) is stolen within 30 feet of it.
Invoked Po ..... ers: The recorder c an be com-
manded to play complicated melodies upon itself.
Playing a sustained G reveals a sing le and impor-
tant trut h about a subject of the user's choosing.
This truth is fC\.·ealed in the form of a shimmering
image, completc wi th visual and audible effects.
The truth is usually something o f profound sig.
n ifica nc e i n the subj ect 's life , althoug h the
recorder does not reveal the same image more
than once for a single subject ( l/day).
R a ndo m Powe rs : Three from Ta bl e I - II:
Enc ha ntm e n t / C h a r m (notes A , C , and E),
three from Ta ble 1- 16: M Inor Po.....ers (notes B,
0 , and F).
C urse: The music is so beautiful that the user
becomes unabl e to hear anything e xcept the
recorde r withi n 2d4 weeks. All of the standard
penalties for deafness are suffered.
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Suggested Means of Destructio n:

It must be bathed in the liquid essence of 100
windchimes.
The holes must be plugged with sovereign
glue.
It must he cast back into the lake where the
reed from which it is made originally grew.

Doom Tr umpet
XPValue: 900 G P Value: 5,000
DIt.o.GoN Magazine 91
This item is a magical hom, similar in appearance
10 a horn of Valhalla. Some specimens of Ihis
item appear to be battered, a few seemingly about
to fall apan: I(the doom trumpet is blown all
human, dcmihuman, and humanoid skeletons and
corpses within a 60-fool radius about the horn are
brought into unlife, as the spell animale dead. All
of the undead will obey the bearer of the horn
without question, to the utmost of their ability.
The grealer the number of undead animated,
howeve r, the shorter the time that they remain
active. If only one ske leton or zombie is ani-
mated, it remains active for 60 hours under the
horn blower's control. If two are animated, they
are active for 30 hours, three are active for 20
hours, and if 4 or more skeletons or zombies arc
activated, they are animated for only 10 hours If they stay, a good-aligned human or elf maiden
before they collapse again. The undead crealed by of pun: heart can ~ Tl emr' 10 l:lme one of them for
the doom trumpet may be commanded to "go use as a steed. To the base 25% chance, add 2%
down!" (at which they disintegrate into dust) if for each point of the character's Intelligence, Wis-
the use r of the horn wishes it; o the rwise, the dom, and Charisma over 15. Also, add the follow-
undead serve until destroyed, dispel/ed, or their ing cumulative modifiers:
time runs out. Use of a doom trumpet is not con-
sidered to be a good act, though sound ing it to The maiden is a ranger or priest + 10'.4
test its prope rties is not evil. The doom trumpet She is not alone - 5% per companion
may o nly be sounded once per momh. Using it She was oncc evil-aligned - 20%
mon: often will produce no resu lts.
Thus, a maiden ranger with an 18 Charisma
Axcwood Whistle and one companion would have a 36% chance to
XP Va lue: 3,500 G P Va lue: 32,000 tame a un icorn (25 + 6 + 10 - 5 .. 36).
GREYHAWK Adventures
This silver instrument was created by elf wizards of Deafness
for use by young human and elf maidens. Anyone XP Value: - C P V.lue: 1,200
who successfull y uses the whistle gai ns the The Book of Marvelous Magic
respect of the demihumans of Axe wood, while This item appears as a whistle ojtraining in all
any rumor of its misuse will draw the wrath of respects. Howeve r, there is a 30% chance that it
many angry elves, gnomes, and hal flings. also makes the user deaf. This affliction resuhs in a
Once a month the whistle can summon Id4+ I - I penalty to surprise rolls and difficulty in com-
unicorns. The unicorns make a reacti on check munication. Hearing can be restored by a remQ1.'e
with the following cumulative modifiers: curse spell applied by a caster of 26th level.

The summoner is good-al igned + 10% Dragon

The summoner is human or elf + 10%
The summoner is a sprite, dryad, etc. +30%
Ifa summoner or companions are evil or if the
reaction is poor, the unicorns leave immediately.
XP Value: 200 C P Va lue: 2,000
Dragon Dawn
A dragon whistle is used by dragon knights to
summon their mounts and give fl igh t and fonna-
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whip verbal commands away unheard. The device
is a mundane whistle, enchanted with a dweomer
that lets its sound carry for exceptionally long
distances. The pitch of a dragon whistle cannot be
heard by human ears, although sympathetic
vibrations can be felt by anyone who is also car-
rying one. Each dragon knight has one o r two
such whis tl es. They a re not essential for the
knight to work with his dragon, but are a consid·
erable help.
A dragon whistle is carved of bone. It does not
compel any dragon to answer, although a panieu-
lar dragon might appear when its knight's whistle
is sounded. Such whistles have only curiosity
value to persons who are not dragon knights.
Gateway
XPValue: 6,000 GP Val ue: 40,000
Dragon Dawn
The gateway whistle is a dragon whistle crafted
of crystal and enchanted with a special power.
When this device is blown, a d ragon in flight,
with its rider, can pass between planes. The
whistle must be blown by the knight for one full
round preceding transition to another plane. At
the end of that time, a shimmering gateway
appears in the air before the flying dragon. Only
one dragon and knight can pass th rough th e
portal opened by a gateway whistle. If Ihe pair
does not fly through immediately, the gateway
closes after one round.
The whistle functions as an amulet of the
planes, giving random access to the Outer Planes
un ti l the person blowing it experiments long
enough to know what notes open which gateways.
A person with a musical proficiency can figure out
the logic ofthis after three random resu lts. Other
characlers must get 3d4 random results before they
can control the gateway whistle.
of Herding
XPVa lue: 700 GPValue: 3,500
DRAGON Magazine 73
A hollow wooden tube, closed at one end, with a
sIal in the side. This is a herding whistlc. Each type
attracts a different herd animal and has a distinctive
notc. Whcn an animal of the appropriate species
hears the whistle (which is quite loud), it moves to
wi thin 25 feel of the whistler and maintains that
position, followi ng him or her if necessary.
Rat
XP Value: 500 GP Value: 2,500
The Northern Reaches
This item originally was used to summon pet rats,
but now summons wild rats (50% chance of IdlO
giant rats).
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of Stopping
XP Va lue: 950 G P Va lue: 7,(0)
The Book of Marvelous Magic
This whistle can be heard to 120 feet. If any mov·
ing vehicles are within range, they stop for three
rounds before resuming thei r original course and
speed. Both magical and nonmagical vehicles can
be affected (cart, wagon, flying carpet, and so
on). Mounts cannot be affected but may be forced
to make the "whistle stop" ifpulling a vehicle.
The whistle can produce its magical effect once a
day and only on command.
of Summoning
XP Value: 800 GP Value: 4,(0)
The Book of Marvelous Magic
The sound produced by this whistle cannot be
heard by human or demi human ears. It summons
one an imal of a spec ific ty pe, if the animal is
wit hin a one-mile range. The crealure summoned
ap pears as soon as possible, approaching to
within 50 yards; reactions are then determined
normally. Fantastic creatures are not affected. The
type of animal affected is different for each whis·
tie (bal, bear, boar, camel, great cat, crocodile,
elephant, horse, rat, or wolf). The whistle may be
used once a day.
of Training
XPVa lue: 400 G PValue: 2,000
The Book of Marvelous Magic
The sound produced by th is whistle cannot be
heard by human o r demihuman ears. It enables
the user to train a charmed animal. T he animal
affecte d must be within 10 feet and must be
charmed before training is possible. Once acti·
vated by the command wo rd, the whistle is
blown and a one-word instruction given; the ani·
mal understands and remembers the instruction,
obeying each ti me the word is spoken or when-
ever the whistle is heard thereafter. The whislle
can be heard for a range of60 feet . If the whislle
can produce more than one note, the animal can
be tra ined to respond to as many as five simple,
one-word commands, such as attack, defend,
felch , threaten; one command is keyed to each
note or word.
Window
A magical window is si mply a small square or
rectangular wooden frame lacking glass, which
ap pears identical to a normal window frame
except for its size. II may be as small as I inch
square or as large as 2 feet across. All magical
windows enlarge on command to a maximum of
5 feet square and shrink back to original size with
a second command word. A window may be held
in place for up to one hour per use. A window
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cannot be removed for at least onc round after use
or it will vanish. Windows have no effect on mag-
ical doors or walls.
Display
XPVaJu e: - GPValue: 1,000
The Book of Marvelous Magic
This window appears to be and function s as a
window o/peeping in all respects. However, if
used to gaze upon a nonhuman creature hostile to
the user (predetermined by a reaction roll ), the
user becomes paralyzed (nv lI'ayin~ throw) a nrJ
stands holding the window. The paralyzed vic tim
does nOI fall over or lei go. Once the window has
trapped a victim, it cannot be damaged or moved
but wi ll re lease its v ictim one turn later. The
paralysis cannot be removed unless a remove
curse is applied to the window (nol lhe victim) by
a caster of 15th level.
of Dressing
XP Value: 1,500 GP Value: 7,500
The Book ofMarvelou5 Magic
This odd window allows the user to pUi on armor,
equipme nt , and other possessions in only two
rou nds. When enlarged and viewed, the window
reveals a sma ll, other-dimensional cubicle. The
user may step through while carry ing equipment,
take the time to put on the equipment (armor,
shield, weapons) and step back out of the cubicle,
fully c lad, one rou nd later- regardless of t he
ac tual time needed to dress, Magic items do not
function wit hin the cubicle, and spells cannot be
studied or cast. The window can be very useful
during outdoor travel, as a c ha racter does not
wear armor while sleeping.
of Opacity
XP Value: 1,000 CP Value: 5,000
The Book of Marvelous Magic
This window does not permit viewi ng, instead
producing the o pposite effect. When held to any
normal or magical window or mirror, it causes
part of the other window's transparent or reflec-
live surface to become misty and unusable. O nly
the part covered by the window of opacity is
affected, and only while the two wi ndows touch.
The window may be used only once a day.
of Peeping
XP Value: 1,600 CP Value: 8,000
The Book of Marvelous Magic
This wi ndow looks like and functions as a win-
dow of spying, but both the window and the user
can easily be seen by those in the room.
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of Spying
XP Value: 2,000 GP Value: 10,000
The Book of Marvelous Magie
When he ld 10 Ihe surface ofa wall or door, this
window allows the user to see through the barrier
into the area on the other side. It has no effect on
magical walls o r doors, can be blocked by any
metal, and can see through up to 2 feet of wood
or stone at most. It reveals no sign of its use to
those on the other side. The window of spying can
be used three times a day.
of Visiting
XPValue: - CPV.Jue: 1,000
1be Book of MlITYeious Magie
This window functions like a window ofpeeping
in all respects. However, if used to gaze upon a
nonhuman creature hosti le to the user (predeter-
mined by a reaction roll), the user and the win-
dow are d rawn through the wall or doo r and
appear in the midst of the creatures seen (no sav-
ing throw). Only the user is affected.
Wine of Eternity
XPValue: 1,500 GPValue: 10,000
The Ruins ofUndermountain
This extremely rare, fell vintage was devised by a
cabal ofrenegade illithid wizards an age ago.
They are all dead now; the secrets of enchanting
this dri nk are thought to have died with them. The
values given above are for a single quart flask.
The wine tastes fruity, like fermented cherries.
If even the slightest drop of this fine , dark-red
wine passes the lips (or is spilled into a wound, so
that it mixes wi th the blood) of a living creature,
that creature falls instantly asleep.
Seven days after imbibing the wi ne, an affected
being is allowed a special saving throw. Ifit suc-
ceeds , the being awakens a nd is forever after
immune to the effects of the wine of eternity. If it
fails, the next saving throw is allowed a year (to
the minute!) later. If that fails, another year must
pass, and so on. This cycle can theoretically con-
tinue for ages and beyond.
The saving throw is a special one, calculated
as fo llows: add the vic tim's c urrent Strength,
Constitutio n, Intelligence, and Wisdom IIbility
points. Roll percenti le dice; if the roll is equal
to or less tha n the abi lity point total, the sleeper
awakens.
No known means short of a limited wish can
end the slumber early. The sleeping being does
nOI age, or even require food, water, o r air-
al though breathing (and snoring) continues. Hair
continues to grow, but nails do not, and most
other bodily processes (except healing) also seem
to cease. Cenain sleepers have even been known
to regenerate lost limbs and the like, without the
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use of a spell- something normally beyond the
powers of mere rest!
This vintage is believed the cause of many sleep-
ing knights found in tomhs throughout the Realms.
Allegedly, the illithids tried to dose many of their
foes-and after a time, sold the vintage to humans,
to use against rivals; the victims were eventually
laid to rest by those helpless to awaken them.
Mind flayers, beholders, and drow are known
to be immune to the slumber-causing agents of
this magical wine, as are all undead. To drow, it
functions merely as an intoxicant; to mind flayers
and beholders. it functions as a powerful, regen-
erative healing draft, yielding ld12 resto red hit
points per cup.
No known written instructions exist of ils mak-
ing, and, accordin g to Elminslcr, many powerful
wizards searched long and hard for a ny mention
or clue of it in all the libraries of the Rea lms.
Will!!S
Wings are magical devices iliat generally allow the
.....earer to fly just like a bird. The user often cannot
levitate or hover (unJess specified in the tex!), but
must flap and move forward to stay a loft. Some
wings g raft themselves to the shou lders while
others must be strapped on like a backpack.
Dragon
X PValue: 10.000 G P Value: 50,000
Dragon Keep
Just prior to the Age of Might, a band of magic-
us ing silver dragons c reated dragon wings to
share the g ift of flight with thei r huma n fri ends.
Dragon wings look like miniature si lve r dragon
wings about 2 inches long.
To ac tivate the dragon wings, the owner must
be in close physical contact with a silver dragon
o f the sa me sex (traditionally, the dragon
embraces the owner while pressing the wings
again st the owne r's back.) The owner fee ls a
burning se nsation that spreads from the neck
through the shoulders and down the spine as the
dragon wings are absorbed into the body.
The burning sensat ion continues for a full
minute, then a wracking pain shoots through the
owner's body. A Constitution check must then be
made. If the c heck fails, the owner s uffers Id6
points of damage. If the check succeeds, he o r
she takes o ne point of damage.
The pain subsides in Id4 minutes, after which
a pair of g littering silver dragon wings blossoms
from the owne r's shoulders, spanning 12 feet
when fully extended. The wings are totally func-
tional ; with them, the owner can fly at the same
speed as II silver dragon. The wings remain in
place for 24 hours. They can be used only once.
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of Flying
XP Value: 750 GPValue: 7,500
D UNGEON M~STER Guide
A pair of these magical wings looks like nothing
more than a plain cloak of o ld, black cloth. If the
wearer speaks a command word, the cloak turns
into a pair of gigantic bat wings (20-foot span)
and empower the wearer to fly as follows:
2 turns at speed 32
3 turns at speed 25
4 turns at speed 18
6 turns al speed IS
8 turns at speed 12
After the maximum number of possible turns
flying, the wearer must rest for one hour-sit·
ting, lying down, or sleeping. Shorter periods of
flight do not requi re full res t, but only relative
quiet such as s low walking for one hour. Any
flight of less than one turn's duration does not
require any rest. Wings o/flying can be us ed
j USI o nce pe r day regardless of the length of
time spent flying . They can SUPPO" up to 500
pounds weigh t.
Sigh Danovitche's Wings of Flying
X'PValue: 750 G PValue: 7,500
1992 Fantasy Colla:IOI" Card 27
These magical wings a re ab le to support up to
500 pounds of weight. The character who we~rs
them may continue to fly as long as he or she
likes without tiring. The ir movemen t rate is a
constant 9. Sigh Danovitche swings 0/flying are
not effective in combat si tuations-the wearer
can do nothing but concentrate on flying while
wearing them. If the flyer 's train of thought is in
any way interrupted, the wings convert back into
a cape and the flyer fall s.
Wo-ha Ui-jllll!! .
XP Val ue: 1,200 GP'Value: 6,000
Kalll-Tur
The Wo-ha Ui-jung are 10 magical vessels that
were fash ioned with arcane powers by the Han.
Each is carved in the s hape of a different ani·
mal, and their powers have played a major role
in Koryo·s past and present . There is a legend
that the man who gathers all the Wo-ha Ui-jung
together again will be the first emperor of the
world! Here are the s tati s tic s and s lat us of
each:
Standin g Monkey: This vessel cures blind-
ness, allows commune with lesser spirit to the
unskilled, and handling it causes the spell of/ace
to be cast on the holder, as if it rubs off on the
wielder. Its magic is called by filling the deep cup
with ros e petal s. The king now possesses the
standing monkey, and he led an expedition to col·
lect three of these vessels.
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Squatting Toad: This one calls creeping dark-
ness, makes the user grow Id4 inches taller, adds
+I to Strength, + I Dexterity and - I Charisma,
and permanently bestows the ability to swim on
the wielder. It happens upon drinking anything
from the cup. This only happens once, no matter
how long the wielder attempts to recreate the cer-
emony. The king possesses this vessel, a gift from
the people of Saishu.
Sitting Monkey: The user must follow a regi-
ment of nightly ceremonies to keep the powers of
this vessel. Incense must be burned in its cup al
midnight , and a peculiar chant is requi red. It
raises the user's level +2, adds +20% to all char-
acters' ability to climb walls, and allows the han-
dIe r true seeing, the 5th·level shukcnja spell,
once per day. If the ceremony is continued over
six months, the manipulator's toes become pre-
hensile, making shoes uncomfortable, but allow-
ing the I,;haractcr to hold on 10 ledges, ropes, and
branches like a monkey. This change is the only
permanent one. The sitting monkey is in the trea-
sure rooms oflhe king.
S itting Bull : This cup instills sure/ife in any
drinker of the cup, as in the 8th-level wu jen
spell, and a blanket protection from all disasters
exccpt physical blows from anothe r character.
The cffect lasts one hour. The king possesses this
object, and many believe he uses it. It can only be
used once a day.
Sitti ng Dog : This vessel is lost, lasl used by
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WorId-Sbield Ore
the hero Niofu Sangto, who defeated the Koza-
kuran navy in the Battle ofWui Eyong (Koryo
812). Obscure records list its powers, but there
are confusing accounts; it might cause baldness
and cure stricken crops or it could give the abi l-
ities to start fires wi th a gaze and sing a hyp-
notic song. The hero Niofu Sanglo had a fortress
on the coast somewhere east ofTu Pe, but it is
lost as well .
Standing Bear: This vessel too, is lost. II was
held for years by a powerful yakuza clan in 1'0
na 'ehee, Ihe YIO Dufong. It gave any drinker
from the chalice the strength of a bear (19) for
three hOUTS and a flushed, excitable nature. The
Yio Dufong would all drink from it before a bat-
tle, and to this day, they are st ill kn own as the
" bears." T he treasu re was sto len and has not
resurfaced.
Leaping Fis h: This one was last used by the
shukenja, PilaUa, whe n he cured mo'Ki of the
ivory plague infestation. It is thought he carried
it to Su'un and left itlhere. When this vessel,
the fish's mo uth, is filled with fine o il and lit, it
g lows pa le blue and the user can ask fo r one
wish to be fulfilled, as in the 9th-level wu jen
spell.
Laughi ng Hare: This is aClually a cup. It must
be filled with saki and drunk to initiate the
magic. The wielder's hearing increases, and he or
she can see objects twice as far away for haifa
day. The drinker can also conjure one earth ele-
mental during that time. This cup only works dur-
ing the full moon.
Dancing Harl : This figure holds a cup wilh its
antlers. It is a losl relic and ils powers are
unknown, hut certain arcane records call for fill-
ing it with the blood of an enemy. Some believe it
is in the treasures ofToranu Gang-po.
Coiled Drago n: A dragon surrounds this huge
vessel I foo t in diamete r, wide and shallow. It
must be filled with liquid silver (mercury) and
one drop of blood from the user. Then that person
can usc Ihe little pool as a mirror to view any
scene in Kara-Tur or the Heavens above. As long
as the viewer concentrates, the little window may
be moved anywhere on the wo rld the user wanls
to see, spying or searching. This relic was last
carried by the Chin han people, hut it has been
losl for 2_000 years.
World-Shield Ore
XPValue: - GPValue: -
Nightroge
This ore is not magical, rather it is st rongly
an timagical. Still, its properties me rit discussion
here. The metal forged from this ore can absorb
magical energy harmlessly. Furthermore, it holds
the magic intact on its surface, affecting those
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who touch it.
The ore's unique propert ies derive from its
source-the world-shield at the center of Mys-
tara's crust, which is impenetrable by any magie,
even that of the Immortals. The world-shield may
be a "zone of influence" as opposed to an actual
barrier of rock; this remains unclear, for the evi-
de nce is conflicting. Perhaps its eons in the zone
of influence have bestowed on the ore its strange
power.;-
The world-shield ore, once forged, exceeds all
other minerals in strengt h and hardness. It is
essentially indest ructible. Though conventiona l
hard materials are also brillle, this ore is not. Few
blows can shatter it. However, its strength makes
the ore extremely hard to forge. Nothing but the
heat of the planet itself, as in a live volcano. can
melt it.
For game purposes, assume annor forged from
this ore gives the wearer AC - 2. Yet because of its
lightness, it weighs no more than ordinary banded
mail.
The are, and items made from it. completely
blocks, negates, and neu tral izes all magical
e ffects. (This includes magical liquids poured
through cracks in the armor; the liqu id simply
refuse s to work.) The armor totally sea ls the
",-carer from the effects of any magic, for better or
wo rse. For instance, the wearer cannot become
invisible, be liftcd by telekinesis, travel through a
gate, be Ie!eported or charmed. Bless spells.
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healing magic, magical rings, and girdles are all
simil arly futile. Scrying and comm un ication
magic such as COfllacl OUler plane. legend lore,
and clairvoyance also don't work . The wearer
cannot east magic from within the annOT, though
he or she can usc magical items held outside of
the annor.
In theory thi s armo r should even protect
against Immortal magic, since the world-shield
itself resists the Immortals. However, this could
easily prove too powerful for a campaign, so the
DM has the final ruling on the effects of Immor-
tal magic on world-shield ore. (Note: If the armor
were built by an Immortal, it would be effecti vely
an artifact, and wo uld protect against Immortal
magic.)
When the armor is attacked magica lly, the
attack's magical power "collects" on the ore's
surface, suspended . This powcr automatically
attacks thc next pcrson or object that the armor
touc hes. This target is affected just as if the
spell had been cast directly on it. If the armor
touches nothing for six minutes (s ix rounds),
the suspended power dissipates harmlessly. If
the armor collects and suspends magic from an
area-effect attack. it st ill on ly inflicts its dam-
age on a single ta rget, by tou ch, and only as
much damage as the armor's wcarer would have
taken from the spell .
No te that world-shield armor is unstable
(unless an anifact). A month or so after forging,
its properties wear off, and the metal crumbles.
So even if they manage to fil into Ihe armor suits.
the PCs can't be pennanently invincible.
Apparently only one factor governs the armor's
instability- the prese nce of a living wearer. The
act of being worn apparently saps the armor's
power. Armor forged and stored unworn may last
indefinitely, until wo rn. After one wearing, the
armor inevitably decays within a month. (At the
DM 's discretion, other factors can also make the
annaT unstable, such as exposure to light or cor-
rosive acids.)
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Xylograph
XPValue: 1,000 GPValue: 5,000
The Book of Marvelous Magic
This is a wooden slab, I-inch thick and a foot
square. Upon command, it transcribes the words
orthe user, carving them backwards as grooves in
the wood. Upon a second command, the words
fill with ink and the xyJograpn can then he
pressed against a wall , parchment, or any recep-
tive substance, printing its message on the sur-
face. Once the words are primed, the xylograph
returns 10 its original featureless state. After the
inilial command word, the user may also inscribe
a drawing of some sort simply by using onc fin-
ger to trace the lines desired. The xylograph func-
tions on ly once per day, and can become
noomag ical if damaged by fire or if anything is
carved or written on its surface without the use of
the first command word.
Yoke
Yokes are devices that are used to harness large
draft animals to the will of the owner. A yoke is
often attached to a plow, farm implement, or
vehicle to harness a team of animals for labor.
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of Boar Harnessing
XP Value: 800 GP Value: 4,000
Moonshae
These rare devices are of druidic design and can
be used to harness a pair of boars or giant boars
to the will of the user. The boars can be harnessed
to a chariot, cart, plow, or carriage. Alternatively,
the harness can be separated into two pieces,
mastering two boars for riding purposes. Crea-
tures larger than dwarves or e lves can ride only
giant boars.
The harnessed boar responds to all of the com-
mands of the user, but it does not receive any
magical increase in Intelligence. Thus tasks that
could normally be learned by the creature can
automatically be performed while under the har-
ness, but the boar cannot perform unusually com-
plicated tasks.
of Flight
XP Value: 600 GPVa tue: 3,000
Moonshae
This large yoke can be used to harness a pair of
horses, When in use, the horses have the power of
flight and can pull a chariot through the air at a
speed of36.
To take off, the chariot must race in a straight
line at a speed of at least 12. When the command
word is spoken, the vehicle lifts off the ground
and soars into the air. It must travel at least 12 per
tum to remain airborne; at a slower speed it auto-
matically crashes. The chariot flies with Maneu-
verability Class E.
Landing requires a straight path at least 60
yards long. It takes two rounds to slow down
enough to maneuver freely on the ground.
of Irritation
XPValue: - GPValue: 1,200
The Book of Marvelous Magic
This item is placed on a beast's neck. Rather than
controlling the animal, however, the yoke enrages
it and it attacks the user as best it can, The crea-
ture is nearly invulnerable wh il e wearing the
yoke; only damage to the yoke is counted (treat as
AC 2, hp 20), and only magical damage applies.
When the yoke is destroyed, the beast returns to
normal. A remove curse does not affect the yoke,
but a wish makes it disappear.
of Obedience
XP Value: 2,500 GP Value: 4,000
The Book of MarvelOlls Magic
When this yoke is placed on a creature's neck, the
victim is charmed and thereafter obeys the user's
spoken commands for as long as the yoke is
worn. The yoke disinteg rates 30 days after its
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r
first use. Onl y the user can remove the yoke
while the creature is alive.

Practical
XPValue: 1,200 GP Value: 5,000
POLYHEDRONNewszine 23
This item is used in the same manner as a yoke of
obedience. However, the user soon discovers Ihe
curse that comes with it. Anything the user sits
upon makes noise; the user's teeth tum black after
drinking liquids; and other similar effects may
occur (as created and applied by the OM). When
the yoke is removed, the curse departs , but it
returns each time the yoke is used.

of Underwater Action
XPValue: 2,000 GPValue: 10,000
Moonshae
This yo ke, like the yoke offlight, enables a pair of
horses to carry a char iot through a medium it
could not normally enter. In this case, the envi-
ronment is water. The horses can pull the chariot
at no rmal movement rates. The horses have no
difficulty breathing , nor do any riders wh o
remain in the chariot.

Yo-Yo of Fate
XPValue G PValue Roll String length
3 inch: 1,500 18,000 01-60 3 inches
5 inch: 2,500 30,000 61 -80 5 inches
9 inch: 4,500 54,000 81 - 90 9 inches
13 inch: 6,500 78,000 91 - 95 13 inches
17 inch: 8.500 102,000 96-98 17 inches
20 inch: 10,000 120,000 99-00 20 inches
D RAGON Magazine 134
This yo-yo looks like any normal yo-yo; it is a If a yo yo's string is too short to pennit the size
bright che rr y-red color, and its string glows of the die-roll bonus asked for (a 2-inch string
faintly yellow. The yo-yo offate, however, adds a cannot allow a +5 bonus on a die roll), then the
+1 to all of a jester's (bard kit) saving throws and yo-yo grants the maximum bonus it can allow (in
+2% to all normal jester abi lities when carried . the above case, a +2 bonus) and vanishes forever.
Most of the time, it functions as a normal yo-yo. No jester can usc or own more than one of these
Howeve r, when the jester desires, the yo-yo yo-yos at a time.
allows its owner to alter fate during the course of
a day. A particu lar Id20 die roll , made for that Zwieback of Zymurgy
jester's combat or saving throw purposes, is cho· XPValue: 100 GPViiue: 500
sen and altered (but only before the roll is made). The Book of Marvelous Magic
The jester then uses his yo-yo to "get lucky" This dry, crusty bread is magically useful in wine
When used to alter fate, the yo-yo's string perma- production. If dipped inlo a wineskin filled with
nently shorte ns by I inch for every + 1 bonus inferior wine, the liquid changes to an excellent
added to the die roll 10 be altered. Note that the beverage, which can be sold ror 10 times the orig-
yo-yo offote does not guarantee that a die roll inal price. The piece of zwieback disin tegrates
w ill succeed; it merely adds to the chance when used. Each package of zwieback contains
involved. The yo-yos come with strings of vari- 2d I0 pieces when found, which will keep indefi-
ous lengths. When such a yo-yo is found, roll on nitely unless moistened.
this chart:

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T he Lastword An Abbreviated Bibliography

And lien: "-e IU. four volu me •• lixt«n IwOOred .nd , ixty_ four Uneanbod Mu"""",, .•..... .. Ongon 191
plgu. and 4,032. 306. 315· magi~.1 itemiliter. We hl>pe you Norunagical ilemll of value:
have enjoy<:d uading and u,ing the Encydl>JKdil Magdl- vGI- A Magici l Personality . . ..... Dragon 191
ume, as much .. we have enj<>yed bringing tllem tG you. A few Rokplaying hinu Ind idel. fl" spec;. list mages
word. need tG be !!l id in cGnclusiGn. so ifyou'll bear with us, Sorcery ol Siralegy ..... ' .. .. Dragon lSI
mysteOlIS will be unveiled. Magical loctics OIIlhe flUllasy-gamc battlefield
Thi. figure, give or takea few hundred mous.nd. iu lalk'1 esti- Magi<:: Mansling Made Easy ... . .. Dragon 17)
male Gfthe 101<11 number I>fi tems that niSI or can be CUlled Don't act n....t at IopCllcastert ... acl even
by using tile Iabla and altcmlliVQ. Treasur<:$ More Real _. . . . Dragon 168
00 away wilb borilll draaon hoards.nd make players think
TItow C .. rto .., JUIC.... W,zanl Klta . . . .. _ 11100 c."oIropiete 1Y<:.<U1U HallliRlook
ThrouaJoout llie encyclopedia lliere are items muIted with aster- Magiealltem a ulion ............... .. T_ofMllJic
isks. and many hive wrillen 100 called to m:
whal arcane lruth i. The ;"" OUII, and ~oonal NCrificcs of making magical itemS
contained within IMm . Qujte simply.IMy arc -C'ouythina items,- lledac W~ ,.. . Dragon 163
Any item 10 ma.ked " n be tnnsilled intI> any other item. For The I"",-Ievel maga ,,1lo make things ......,n:
nample, I rillg offolly COIIld become a ~roffolly. I plir Gf Magic Gone Hlywi l'e . ..,. Dragon 16)
slippers. I brooch, . gem. or anything elM: a OM cares tG make Gf Magkal ilcm misfiring, in Ihe ADolD game
it. This was done tG enable the OM II' ~USIGmi,.e ilem, spec ific 10 Magic for Bcgillnert ........... _ ............ Dra8011 149
• n mpoign in which a lisled item mil)' not be appropriate. Create I II -new weapons- for ISI-lcvt"1 ~h:tral'tert
The o".,k GfManyThinp •..•......•... , ..... Dragoo 148
UapublbMd Works A canl-Slock i!\SCn Ortlle dc<;k II> be u.sed by playen.
T S R. loc . wonl Gn. two-year lead-limc . Occuionally Jdven- Variety, The Spice ofMlp c. ... . .. Dragon 147
t.. us.nd I«'cssoriu an: wrinen Gnly II' be canceled when lbe Alternale spell componenll
neccb Dr l sp«ific product line: chl nge_Tltosc who _.e ~ery Gue IntO My Cryst.l B.II ..•...•..•........ .. Dragon 141
lien may ha\'e $pOlled item. from a I ~ SI'I'.U.J.O.MMElaccCUOf)' A look at tmpc., ~ devices and spell.
called IlIftlliry SpJ,tre. Don'I look fOl' it al )'OIIr k>clIl store, '"Pllry Where Wizards Meet . . • . . • . . ... Dragon 139
~ '""as dropped from thc: schcdule-bul ita ma,ical itcms arc Magc""lm; A Wiurcb ' Guild
within Iho:JC pa,CI. TrclSlIlHDftheWild .•......•... ....... Dragon 137
Natural treasurn in lhe AOolO pme
Etrltl The Golem's CnA . . . .... DragOli 136
Glen Orbik was inadvertenlly left Dfflhc lisl DfcDlor plale art;". The expense and ri sk, involved in gGlem-makillJl
in vGlume 11. JGhn and Laur. Lakey were lisled in vGlume JI tl> Bener Living Through Alchemy ........ Dragon 130
e~llho: f.o;Il h.tthey . hould have been HOled in volume I. We Alchemists I nd their magicallrade. from potions 10 poi'lOttl
apoloai~e for lUIy ron f""il>n Ihi. may have cau.sed. The Mystic CGlIege ..... . ..... , .. Dragl>n III
Magicll ocadcmiq fOl' ADd: O game !IOI"Ceren
NOI Ern" Fin: fOl' Effect ....... . ..... Dralon 123
Plu" nole Ihilihe (1Cllhal an item Ippcl" in mo.e lhan One Magical fi m I n: a 101 honer lhan you'd think
place in IbelC volumes i. _ an error. In order to make th is pro- Good Sluff. for I Spell........... , ... Dragon III
j«! more USC1 frie ndly. cemoin itcmt wcn: duplicaled. FOI' Ulm- Magic_fOCllSin, ilems
pie. £'I"~I ilemS IP~" u everylhing from earrinll lD Inkle Welcome II> Malachi . .. . .. . . .•. Dragon I II
bracelcu. A single 1i5lina would have been more dilfocuh to find. A game city designed with mask in mind
10 we liSied £'IlilU under caeh oppIicabic Iype: . A few il<'nl'-...:re Blades with Pl:=rsona!i!y ... . •.. Dragon 109
jullaed to be: important enough II> waTTllntliSlinglMm 'i na ly and Maaical s\O'Oi'd, ,hou ld have more than just statistics
in cltegories. and some. lih Quirh. were rcdel ianed II> ma ke The Well_Equipped ViClim .. , ............ DragGn lOS
lhem fil ' pecinc calegorie•• A ","dom lreasure system forO-IC\lel encounters
Cha'llingl, n't Cheap ....... . .... ... .. Dragon 101
Sputa l Thl nkl Ideas for crealing and fixina magical itenu
To LD.rain e Will i.ms for the format cGncept, which ;'" Vist Tailor-MalkTrc3Suu .... . ....... Dragon 98
improve menl o n Ihe o ne s lade and [ ha d cnv;.il>ned; II> T im A draaon~ Mar<! ofVlluabies should be variable
Brown, Rlllcr Moon:, 5Ie\'e Wintcr. I nd Bruce Hu .d for l id Creati~ Magic Items_ . . . . • • . . • . . • . . . . ....•. Dragon 98
under fin:; to Arnie S.." kd for hi. wondertulillustratoons Gflbe Encnanted obfcctJ don't h'"'' 10 come from a book
items Ind scenn in .1I fGII. vGlllmu; tG Ihe ADolO ProdUCI The Legacy I>f Horus . . . . . ..... Ora&on 17
Group fOl' proofrnding on short notice wilh even shorte. Ikarl- A harvest I>f unutua1 pl.nls
lina; tG I'qf,y Cooper fOl' fttTCIina 0111 obscure and Ind em color The Many F8CCts of Gems . . • Ora&on S3
art; II> Bob OibiOn. whole criliq ue: of s lade 's I>r.Aoot< MIIIUiM ~ and fDlklore about snauy Slnnes

I rticle IIeI~d make tbe fGllowing lables belief Ihan Ihey wen:; Taking lhe Sling OUI Df Poison .... Ora&oo 81
Ind tG. II GfYGU whG have wrilten and ci ll ed II' CXpn:1I Yl>ur A new poison system
Ipp=il11on for Ihis pro;""I, we thank you. You. kindnel-l made
an impossible project mculy difficult.

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Appendix
Magical Item Random Determination Tables
Whenever possible, ex perienced OM ,
1<1«1 1M mqical itetm thaI are 10 be u$ed
in lMi. campaisnl. Then:.", limel, how-
ncr, whtn , . ndom cha't. un be of
sided dice, col1alin&lhe ",.uhs logt,he.,
and coming lip with. num1M:r from 001
(one) 10 000 (one thousand). h is JUI'
gesled llIal thue different colored dice be
,.
102- 10l

IOS- I06
101- 108
of the Blxk Arts
BoItom 12<1
Bruno'tC_
Buddha Type I
~ help, especially ..+.en ",!\Sid, U$Cd to make 1M rollin, easier. 10')-110 Buddha Type: II
mn"lI. facl .hal 1his encyclopedia con· Mill)' ;'..... li5lCd on tho: ",fermce tables 111- 112 Buddha Type: III
Ilins more lhln four bil/jo~ ilem •• tIM: on osu:risk I ftU the name. Ifill,s ~11 113- 114 of Bug RqlCllcncc
indllding all onbc varian! items. weaponl, is rolled. the OM iscncouraged 10 roll again Bull~
Jnd gUt lisled in Ihe pagt s and on Ihe
tables On11 four volu.m:s.
on Ihallable, combining 'h. entries in'o a
unique item. This can be done any number
'"
116-117
118- 119
ofBuoyal>Cy
Caloric Shield

.
1011"), ,,(,hc ;'cm, listed below ore;n or,;",.... bu, the OM mAY wi'" to I;m;, ,he 120 121 C,,",A';on
beIcIlypc. Tbe$c ~ unique itans and Ini. numberofrerollll101hree. 122- 123 ChorolalC
facts !hal fil no specirlC ca1C~ so. 124-125 Cintronell.
... i!'llmed lhem u!>der ..".,. un......1e....
.. rlCl1ioM. This sySlcm nol only 111~ Toble A: Moclul Llq lld, "
127- 128
Civil
Cleo May
lOS 10 indllck every item. bUI also addJ I 129-130 of Cloaking
fie tor of true randomnen- be careful Roll Item J)lStO\-.rn 13 1- 132 of CorrunandinS
Enohanled Enhucc muI,· 133- 134 of Concen'ration
....... , you wish for, you mighl noI like """"'
)ou sct. For exa mp le, under OeCi nle n
)'011 wi ll find Disimegm liOlt C/ramlJtr. and
"
02"'{)3 Arune Formul ae ror .
On colkh
13S-136
137- 138
of Confusion
of Conqoeril\fl Glory
Horw a/Plewly illisted under Pollo ns. Of
rourse lhe I.>M ilalwayl free 10 throw OUI
"'-",
,...., Arta ne }'ormul ae ror . Lloh
Cordial orthf O.,.. d Elll ln
'39
140-141
Controlling
CrabApple
In)' resu lt he or s he feel s would innie t 03-09 of Addilional Weaponry 142- 143 ofCro$sing
..we harm than sood to !he: campl'i",. 10-11 of AII.1'utpoJc Hming 144-145 Cumin Seed
To randomly oelccl I ma,icll i'em. ",11
OIITabie I btlow. Tobie I direcls Ihc: OM to
the specific calcgorics listed in Tlbltl A
"
U- 14
1S-16
Di5lillale of'AA>lfobanc
GlilZ I! Klax 's
of Health
146-147
143-149
'50
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..- ""'
of Damnation

""""gh T. 17-18 of HtrOic Action 151- 152 Desi ... Emc 's
Tlble I i, al~1 idcnl;c. IIO T. ble 81
in the: DMG, exccpl lhal il inellllk. enlriel
,0-"
21-22
ofKindncn
of life
15)_[54
155- 156
ofo..xlm.y
of Di""ncbanllllcnl
for humorous ilcmo. , n ifact •. w relict. oflllCk 157- 158 Doas b ay's
Please note that Tobie T, which tonllin! "
24-25
2(0...27
of Madney 1!l9- I60 Doo.tble CIOI5
the complete Jill ofanifac:IJ. is ucluokd
I'rom Table I d~ to tilt unique nature w
IK"''" of InifllCts. AnifKcs should never
28-29
30-31
Ne~Tonic
No••"
of Obscuremen.
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162- 163
164-165
of Dragon's Blood
o"".,m
of!he: Dryad
be ,iven II ranOom treasure . Tl bl e T i. 32-33 of PlKMosynthc$i. 166-[67 of Elasticity
ilH:luded in order to give )'(MI • lil1 of the
. rlif.ell ,vlil.ble in the ENCYCt..Ol'~1)IA
MAGlCAIIC«UOf)'. We do not recommend
"
35-36
31-38
Physical EnIwtccmcnt
Quirb·
Rainbow Bridge
168-169
170-171
of Elcmcmal h.vulnmbilicy
of Enc:hanllnenl
of Enchantment II
ils use II. random table. 39-<0
41-42
ofRedllttion
ofRevivka!ion
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173- 174
175- 176
ofElcmal Fin:
ofEthen:alness
Table I, ~1a,IoIJ Itfms 0 -" ofS.nily 171- 178 Eucalyptus

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,
'5-<6
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Skunk Wi ler
ofSunli&hl Resistance
ofWeakntll
179-180
181- [S2
183- 184
of Eve
oflhe: Evil Eyo:
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GI-~ Miciell liquids R ofYOUIh of Exodus
11-35 52-53

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of!he: Feasts
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UHlIH . r Da rkncss
186-187
IS8- I89 of Feather Fallin,
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I.Iquld Rood
192_193
194-195
of Fire Slillins
Five Finser Oray

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Frangi Pani
ofFumblins
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Miacc[Lanews: G~ A Helms ,,
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20).-21)4
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Mitctlllncoos: HousthoId IlCms
M
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Allspice II '"
208-209
ofGrw~ion
of Hair Replacement
,.., Mitctllaneous: Music ImtlVll"ltfttJ
Misccllanr:ous: Weird SlUff ,
0 74-75
76-71
Anser
Animation
210-211
212- 213
of High Conquerina
oflhgh John lhe Conqueror
,
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,5-06
Arabian Nights
of Ariet
of Armor
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219- 220
221 - 222
of HorridlltOli
Hypnotic
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87-38 of Armor II 223-224 oflmrtl<Mlt>ility
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cboo$e. specific item from the reference 91-92 Anrxtivencss 227- 22g !"",sibilily
~ giwn btl_. Elch i,em on the: refer-
mce lablet is glYm • die roll number 10 thal
the OM can WIec1 items randomly.
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Bard's Aphrodisiac Inspiralion
BIIs' Blood
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229-230

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232- 233
of Invulnmlt>ilil),
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" Oils 374.--375 or Far Seeing (Blue) 510-511 Cloy
236-237 k.£ebd 376-377 of Far Seeing (Bluish) 512- 513 Clean and Dry
238-239 of Jinx R~moving 37&-379 of Far Seeing (Clear) 514-515 Clearwat ....
516-517
240-241

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243-244
10', Liquid Road
KhKlde
Lavcll<kr
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381- 382
383- 384
offar Seeing (Copper)
of Far Seeing (Golden)
of far Seeing (Gmy)
".
519--520
"fClimbing
of Controlling Damage
of Cold Resistance
24S-246 ofLir. 385-386 of Far Seeing (Silver) 511 - 522 ,,(Confusion
Magical LIquids 387-388 of Far Seeing (White) 523- 524 of Contact Disruption
247_248 "flighting 389-390 "fFlying 52S-526 of the COITQ,;ve Touch
"f Healing 527-528 of Craftsmanship
249-250
251 - 252
of lightning BoilS
Lily of the Valley '"
392- 393
394--395
of Healing II
'" ofC"'.tion
"feu,," Disease
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254-255
256-257
of Lorn
"fLuminescence
Magnolia
3%-397
398-399
Keoghmm)
of Mage Smelling
Poison
530-53 1
532- 533
534-~35
of Curing Lycanthropy
of Danger Detection
258-259
26(>-261
... fManpower
Maybel's I""""t Charm
"",.."
."
of Recovery
of Sear Removal
536-537 Dark Draft of the \obodoo
Mastors
262- 263 of Mercury 403-404 of Scarring 538-539 of Deafness
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265- 266
ofMctal Fatigue
Mojo
405-406
407-40S
of Second Sight
of Soothing ""
541 - 542
of Defense
ofDefiness (De ~ 17)
267- 268 of MOllSter Repul$ion 409-410 Tannins 543- 544 of Oeftn= (Dex 18)
269- 270 Moo" 411-412 Padrlac', Porlable Pu rveyor 54S-S46 ofDefiness(Dex 19)
271-272 M. . Pu fum .. 547-548 of Defines« (Dex 20)
273-274 Narcissus 413-414 Aromaof~nt5 549-550 of Deftness (Dex 21)
of Neutral Seent Curdled Death 551 - 552 of Delusion
27S-276

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278-279
of New life
Nine Mystery
'"
416-417
418-419
Elyas
Essence of Darkness '"
554-555
of Digestion
of Digging
280--281 Obo,' 420-421 Murdod,'s Inse<:l Ward 556-557 of Diminution
282-283 of Obedience 422-423 Starella's Aphrodisiac 558-559 ofDir=tion

,..
284-285 Olibanum PhHten 560--561 of the Dracolich
286-287 of Permanent Disenchantment 424-425 Aleese's ofOve'whelming U:we 562- 563 of Dragon Breath
of Petrification ofBeauty of Amethyst Dragon Breath
289-290
291 - 292
of Phosphort:_nce
of Phosphorus
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427-428
429-430
of Drunkenness
of Drunkenness 1J
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565- 566
567- 568
of Black Dragon Breath
ofBI"" Dragon Breath
293-294 of the Pickpocket 431-432 Durimal's Merry Blend 569-570 of Brass Dragon Breath
295-296 of Power 433-434 Durimal 's Potent Draft 571-572 of Bronze Dragon Breath
297- 298 of Preservation 435-436 Durimal's Sovereign Tonic 573-574 of Brown Dragon Breath
of Glibness m of Cloud Dragon Breath
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300-301
302- 303
Primrose
Reptilla's Curdled Death
of Revt:rsibility
"7
438-439
~H< '
,''-
of Persuasiveness
576-577
nS-' 79
of Copper Dragon Breath
of Crystal Omgon Brealll
304-305
306-307
308- 309
of Romance
Rosemary
R~
.......,
442--443 Quirks·
of Stammering and Stullering
Pi gmu lf (Pain,,)
580-581
582- 583
584-585
of Deep Dragon Brealll
of Emerald Dragon Breath
of Gold Dragon Breath
of Green Dragon Breath
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311-312
313-314
of Rust Proofing
Sandal",ood
ofSeent.
446-447 Bell's Palene of Identity
~. of Black moor (Red)
449-450 of Black mOOr (Blue)
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587- 588
589--590
of Mereury Dragon Breath
of Mist Dragon Breath
315- 316 ofSeril>es 451-452 of Blackmoor (Green) 591 - 592 of Red Dragon Breath
317- 318 ofSe')'i ng 45}-454 of Blackmoor (Black) 593-594 of Sapphire Dragon Breatb
319- 320 of Sharpness 455-456 of Blackmoor (White) 595- 596 of Shadow Dragon Breath
321- 322 of Slipperiness 457-458 ofBlackmoor (Brown) 597- 598 of Silver Dragon Breath
m
324--325
326-327
Snake
Solomon's
Spikenard
459-460 of Longevity
." Nolzur 's Marvelous
462-463 Yellow Kohl
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ofSt""l Dragon Breath
of Topaz Dragon Breath
of White Dragon Breath
328- 329 Spirit Potio ns "'-'0' of Yellow Dragon Breath
330-331 of Stillness
""-'" of Absorption -">7 of Dragon Control
332- 333 of Slone Passage 466-467 of Advanced Meditation 608-609 of Dragon Control n

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335-336
of Sulfur
of Time
468-469 of Agility
470-471 of Ageing
."
611-612
of Dragon Control 111
of Dragon Sight
of Alt.rnate Profession 613-614 Dragon's Blood
337- 338
339--340
341- 342
of Timel essness
Trinity
of Unlocking
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473-474 of Ambrosia
475-476 Amalg"mollS Type I
61S-616
617-618
of Dreaming
of Dream speech
343- 344 Verbena 477--478 Amalgamo". Type II 619-620 of Drunkenness

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346-347
348- 349
35G-351
of Vibration
Virgin Olive
of Vision
,,,,,<>do<>
.,
479-480 Amalgornous Type 111
481-482 of Animal Control
Antidote
41>4-485 of Anti-Magic
486-487 Anti_Sleep
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622-623
624--625
62H27
of Elasticity
of Elasticity JJ
of Elemental Conlrol
of Elemental form
of Enlightenment
J52-3~3
354-355
of Will Power
Wintergreen
ofWishin8
....." of Areane Comprehension
of Archrnagcdom
628-629
630-631
on
of ESP
of Ethereality
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357-358 Witch's
X"
"'-'"
92-493 of Black Sight 633-636
637-638
of Explosions
Vial of Explosions
359--360
361- 362 YlanllYlang
363- 364 Zodiac
'" of Blending
495-4% of Blindness
497-498 ofBounei"g
6J9-64G
641--642
of Extra-Healing
of Fin: Breath
365- 366 Zula Zula 499--500 of Bubbles
5GI - 502 of Chameleon ro.,,'Cr "'_ of Fire Resistance
of Fire Vulnerability
Ointments
367- 368 of Blcssing
Counesan's Cream
5GJ- 504 of Childishness
50S-506 of Clairaudience
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""-"7
,,8-6<'
of FI~idness
ofFlying
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370-371 of Far Seeing (Ashen)
372- 373 of Far Seeing (Black)
5" ofClairv<oyanee
508- 509 of Clarity
650-651
652-653
of Forewarning
of Foq;etfulness

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PoIluDI ".. of P,in Suppreuion 937-938 nfT",gic Heroism
65c4-(i55 of Forgetfulncn II 79S-796 of ~,,"ption ofT... asun: Finding

'" ofFonitudc 797-798 OfPeslilen~ ""'"

941-942 of Truth
6S7-(iS8
"..., Foul Water
ofFreedom
""-800
801-$2
"fPetrificltion
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,"
Truth Drug
of Ugliness
..,....
661-662
..,....
offn:sh Air
of Fright
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",
of Plant Control
of Plant GrowIh
of the Undead
,,( Undead Comrol

.....,
offrost Resistance
off..,.Qrowth ......,
806-801 ofPoiIOll
of Poison Negation
9S0-9~1
952-953
of UncJer&n>und Awarmeu

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67G471
of Gaseous Form
of Genius
81H]]
812-$13
ofPol)'lTK.ll'ph Self
of Wizard Pcower
".
9SS-9S6
OfUKful Appendqes
orVampirism
ofVerlOlll
672-473 ofGhos!li""ss 814-81S of Priest Power 951- 958 nf~ntriloquism
614-675 of Giant Control 8" ofROIIuC ~r 959-960 of Visions
616-677 of Giant Conlrolll 817- 818 of Warrior Power 961 _962 ,,(Vitality
,,...,,
818 of Giant SlT<:nglh
(lli",& Kl &>.~ ·
819-820
821-822 ""
"r 1'ru<<CI1on fh.>m Immiscibi~ty
963- 964
,,~""
Walloc5 of Speedcu1inS
of Water Ad""nlUI'ing
..,....
681~2

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of Gluttony
ofOolden Silence
823-824
82>-826
oflhe Ptcudo Treant
of Psionic Abilily
Psionics 800IIing (Gray)
"7
"'-969
of Water Breathing
of Waler Bradli.. II
of Waler BlQlhilll III
of Good Humor 821-328 970-971
"'-<&I
"'-
Gray Slumber
of Greensprouling ,,...,,
'" Psionics BoosIin, (GfttII)
Psionic& Boosling (Rod)
972-91)
974-915
of Waler MOI\~mmI
ofWIZlU'dry
of Worm CaUing
ofGrowIh 832-833 Psionic& Boos!ing (Silver) 976-977
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692--693
"'-",
of Ilea ling
of Heroism
8J4.-335
836--$37
Psionic, Boos!ing (VIOlet)
Psionie, Boosling (While)
978
97~80
Zak's oflJMJI .... rabilily
Zombie Blood
696-<97 Hom of Plenly 838-839 Psionicslloosling (Yellow) 981-982 Zombie Brolh
69'-'" of Housecal Conlrol ...0 of 1M Psycholic Killer S. I ,~,

100-701 of Human Conlrol 841-842 ofPutsuil 983-984 ofF,.,. SeeinS

702 Humminsbird N«Ur ...3-8« Quirks' 985-986 of Healing

-, "' ....
703- 704 of Immunity ,,7-8<6 of Rage 987-988 ofSar Rm.....al
~7-'" of IlI'IJIUIfIinIion From 847-848 Dr Rainbow Hues 98'
Lycan!hropes .....70 ofRean Scn~rd8a Glut
707- 708 of lnfnwision of Ref1edion 992-993 U.I'~rsal Soh"ut
109-710 of Inner Sumgth '"
852-853 of Regenoeralion Watt r
111- 712

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714--715
716-717
oflnsulation
of ln!ensity
of Invisibi lity
of InvulnerabililY
8S4-85S
856-857
85S-8S9
860-a61
of Regeneralion II
of RejuvCfUllion
orRest
of RCSIDnllion
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9%-997
998- 999
000
Blessed
Golden
Holy
Wlnt of [ ternlty
71&-719 of Iron HIlIIIIedneN of Rcsuscitation
720-721 l$lar's Trulh '"
",....,
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of Revene Ventriloquism

",.....
122- 723 K_ of Ropo: Wisdom T. ble B: Strolls
".
7U-726
727- 728
729-730
731 - 732
Kur~ Drink
of Language Leamin,
of Lethargy
of Levita!ion
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&71-872
873-87~
of Safe Consumption
ofScmI N.... lnIliZlllion
of Saying
of Seeing
of StnlOl)' Enha .... cment
Roll
01 - 10
hp<.
11- 20
Item

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DlKO\~rtd
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733- 734
735-736
ofLichdom
of Life Slealing
of Life SUSpens'OIl
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876-S77
878-879
of Shadow
ofSh.. pE)",s
21- 30 of Writing
Pflrthments
m of Lightning Form 881)-881 ofSi",! ,,-" of Looping
738-739
740-1~1 .....
of Longevity 882-$83
884-885
Sin.....
Skeletal
41 _ ~

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of Monster HoIdin&
nf Sc:le<;tivc Readi"l

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742- 143 61- ro Sc:lf.Pro!ecti...
7#-145
746-147
of Luck
of Lyeanlhropy
MaaeWinoe
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8V-888
ofSI«p Bestowing
ofSI«p Breathing
Sleq!ing
,,-80
Scroll,
of Spell Sewi...

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7~!1-7~
7SI _752
of Magic Blocki...
of Magi<: Enhantcmcn!
of Magi, Peas
891-892
893-894
of Sleepy Bmuh
of Snake: Crawling
ofSobrie!y
"....
91 - 100
of Animal Growth
Balllnt's
101 - 110 of Communi calion
895-896
153- 754 of Magic ResiSlance of Soul-Chilling 111- 120 ofCrta!ion
755-756 of Magic Resistance II '"
S9S-899 of Speech 121- 130 (ura!e"
m - 7S8
77'
760-161
762-163
764-765
766-767
of Magie Shielding
of Magnetism
of Magnirw;ation
of Muter Thievery
of Merging
of Metal Immunity
--..,
900-90,
902-903

906-907
'"
"'-1"0
of Speed
or Spclljamming
of Spirit Binding
of Spirit flip!
ofS. ..... Form
ofSlrength
131- 140
141 - 1~ ""'"
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151- 160 Cuncd of Amber
161- 170 of !be lXath Servant
111- 1110 OrOd 01
1&1 _ 190 Domina!ion
76B-769 oflhe Midas Touch 91 1-912 ofSupnbcalins 191 - 200 of!be Efreeli
770 of Mind Dampening 913-914 of Superheroism 201 _210 ofEquipmem
771 - 772 of Mind Focusing 915-916 of Superheroism II 211 - 220 of Eras ins
773-774 of Mind Restoration 917-918 of Superior Animal Control 221 - 230 ofFivc PrieS! Spent
775-776 Mirage 919-920 of Superior Healing 231 - 240 ofFi~ Pries! Spent II
777- 718 of Mirrorcd Eyes of Sus!en.aoce 241 - 250 of Fi~ Wizard Spell'
779-7"
781 - 782
ofMiuile Prof«tion
of Monster Creation
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922-923
924-925
SwtdW.ter
of Swimming
25 1-260 of Flame Map:
261- 270 of four Illusionist Spells

-.
783 of Neutralization 926-927 Tclepona!ion 27 1- 280 Gry,h
784-785 of Noxious Rcsisla ..... 928-929 ofThievery 2&1 - 290 ofHa Rahni
716-787 of Nutrition 911)-931 ofThinneu 291 - 300 of Illumination
788- 789 on Toad Skin 301- 31Q of Mapping
790-791 of Open Mind 933-934 ofTonsues 311- 320 ofMappin& II
792- 793 of Opposite Alignment 935-936 ofToughening 321- 330 of Mixed Priell Sphere, Spells

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1569 '-
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Strolls
131- 340
,.., Admundfort orLadmbrp 285-287 ofFeaIher Falling
of fire !Wi_
Mond..so'sAutomated Spell 08-" of "miction 288-291
l41 - 3SO
JSI - l6O
N.""
ofPootals
12_ 14
15-18
of Anwi,
of Ani~l Control
292- 295
296-298
of Fire Starling
of flying
361 - 370 !"rial of M i~ed Sphcm 19-22 Animal Friendship 299-302 Flynn's of Fire
371 - 380 Pries! ofMj~ed Sphenls![ 23- 25 Animal Magnetism )OJ- 306 ofFoUy
381 - 390 of Priest Spells 26-29 Ann ~lment 301- 309 ofFoniludc
391-400 of Prorection from At id 30-33 Anyth ing 310-3 13 of Free Action
4(11-410
411 ...... 20
of Protection from Air
of ProIoction from Baatezu ,'-',
34-36

,,-
of Apalhy
of Appcamoce
31 4- 317
318-321
of Freedom
of Gargoyles
421 ...... ].0
4)1-440
441 ...... 50
of Protection from Cold
of l'roIection from Divination
of Prote<:Iion from 0rag0f1
.....,
48- 51
of Aquatic Dcplh Location
of Arxhnid Control
Armor ofEclix
122- 324
325-328
329-3)2
ofGwie Summoning
ofGIypIu
Gold Sal of A1-K.Jim

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B_ !l2- $S of Armoring 33J-33S Golden of Healing
of Protection trom Earth
4S1-460
461-470 of l'n.IIection from Electricity "-"
60-<1,
of ">'ian Control
A~
336-339
14U-141
Gonion's Magic
oflhe Grasshclppn
471....ao
431-490
of l'roIection from EIcmmtaI.
of l'ToI«tion from felines 67- 10
' od •
ofBQuly
J<<-J<<
J.t7- 3SO
Halaster" Ttkponatiorl
of Hannlessness
491 - 500 of l'rocec:Iion from Fire 71 - 73 8errvrwT...... it..... '$ Sil ..... 3Sl- 3S-4 of Health
SOI - 510 of Proctttion from Gas 14-77 of Detect Lies 35S-357 of the Hin.,pl..,!!
511 _52(1 of Protection from Qc,nics ofThitf Negation 3SS-361 of!he: Eanh Hianphanl
521 - 5)0 of Prvtcction from Hcal 82-'< Bl.oouming 362- 365 0(11... Air Hierophant

...
Sll - S40 of Prlllcction from Illusion. 85-38 Bl ink 366-369 or ille fi n: Hierophant
S41- S50 of Protection from Ly<:anthropes 89-92 Bl inking 370-372 oflhc Waler Hieroplwll
551 - 560
S61- S7G
of Protection from Magic
of Mlgial Weapons f'roIoction ,...,
93- 95 ofBoccob 313- 376
377- 380
Hoin~'s ofTl\lth
of Ho liness
571 - 580

S81-S90
of NOIIITII.gkat Wu,pon$
ProIC(1ion
ofPtvlcctlon from ~
100-103
\04- 107
108- 110
Browdow's o( Weapon Harm

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of Bureauocratic WLZIldry
381-383
3&4-387
388-391
..
ofthc Holy Slayer
.".,
of Human ConIJOI
S91~ of I'nlIecUon from Peuif>eatian 111- 11<4 ofCantrips 392- 394 of Human Innuence:
601-610 of ProIecrion from Plants 1IS-1I8 Cal's E~ 39S-398 of Hunan Innuence
611-62(1
621-630
6)140
ofProl«lion from Poison
of Protection from Possession
of ProI~ion from
119- 121
122- 125
126-129
ofClwneIcon Power
ofCirulon
Cilidarius's ofWaardry
'''"''''
..HIlS
<06-<09
orlor
oflccboll$
of lmmWlity
Shapcchansen 13G-tJ2 of Clairaudience 4]0-413 of Impcnonalion
641"";SO or l'roCedion from Spirits 13)-1)(1 of Clear Thought 4 14-416 oflntnvision
6S1-660 of ProIcdion from Tana, 'ri 137- 14(1 ofCIoUC<I WIUI'dry and 417-420 orlnfiavi'ion Ntg.Ilion
661-671) of I'roII/CI;OO from Traps Invi,ibility 421-424 Intier's ofShooIing Stan
671-680 of Protection from Mechanical 14 1- 143 of C1 ~msil\e$$ 42s-428 of lnvisibili ry
Traps 144-1 47 o fthcComd 429-43 1 ofl nvisibil iry Neg.uion
681-690 of l'rolccIion /rom Magical Tripi 148-\S I Command 432-435 of hwulnm bility
691 - 700
701 - 710
111- 720
ofProteclion from All TI1Ipi
ofProtcclioo from Ulldead
of I'roIcction from Water
l Sl-1~
IsS-IS8
159-162
oreGnl in ...' Churning
of Contrariness
of Coolness
.......,
436-439

«3-<<6
orl zmllf
of Jasmine Odor
JhesW l's Silver
721 - 1)0 ofQues;lionina 163-166 Corkitron's of Hu.man 447-4SO of Jolting
731 - 14(1

.,,-
Quirks ' Infl~nc:e 45 1-45) of Jwnping
141 - 7500 of R«OYery 167- 169 of Courtly Eliquene 4~57 on,.,.
1S1- 760 of Repdilion nO-I13 en", 4SS-461 of Kings
761 - 770 ofRelum 174-1TI CursocI of Ibe G~ Kingdom
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TII - 780
781 - 790
' '-<00
&01-310
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17&--180
18 1- 1&4
185-188
189-191
ore-.
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of OdusiOl\
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473-476
4TI-479
orl.anguages
Lanolin" of ""-r
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of Life
811-320 of Seven Druid Spells 192- 19~ of DepetriflCation 480-483 of Life ProIection
821 - 830 of Seven Wizard Spc: ll. 1%-199 of Disguise 484-487 of Light
831 - 840 of She her 200-202 of Oi stl'Ktion 48&--490 ofLightin8
841-3~0 of Six Priest Spdls 203_206 ofDi u ines. 491-494 of Lighting Resistance
851-36(1 of Six Illusionist Spells 207- 210 of Djinni Summoni n8 495-498 of Limited Telepathy
S61-370 of Six Wiuom Spells 21 1- 214 Draupnir 499-'01 of Liquid Identification

",-<00 -=.
871-3&0 of Six Wizard Spc:lls lJ 2lS- 217 Draupnir 11 S02- SO' ofthc Lin le Pwple
881-390

901-910
of Spell Clotching
or the SICllar Path
218- 221
222- 22'
226-228
orlbe [)row
oflbe Eilglc
or the Ear
-""
5 10-512
31]-316
orLolth
or ....
Lu<l<y orlbe Wild 0 . -
911-920 of the SICl1ar Path II 229-232 of &lix ' 17- '20 of Lycanthropy
921-9lO S\lggcstion 233- 236 o'&lix II 521-523 of Magic Detection
931-940 Tattoo 237- 239 of EIcmemal Adapwion 524-527 of Magic Resistance
941-9SO ofTrattilmUl.llion 240-243 ofElnnentol CO!nI1laDd 523-'31 of Mammal ConlrOl
9~1-960 of Tnopping
,.
2-44-241 of Earth Command 532- 535 of Many W~shes
961-970
97\- 980
98 1- 990
of Truth
of Wind Magic
Wizard
'"
251 - 2S4
255-258
of Ai r Command
off;", Command
of Water Command
536-538
'39-S42
' 43-S46
of Marking
of Matcrialiuotion
or Mernor}'
99H'OO ofWiurds 259-261 of Elemental Metomorphmi' 547- 549 M ~II<
262- 265 ofEn<:'lIY 550-553 of Mind Shielding
266-269 of ESP SS4-SS1 Moodarvian of Sigh I
Table C: Rlngl 270-273 of Faerie SS8-S60 Moodarvian of Smell
274-276 Famulus 56\ - S64 Mooda.r\·ilJl of Sound
Roll
0 1-03
ilf m OIKO>Cnil
Ea.:hantfd Enba~ m tnls ·
277- 280
281 - 2&4
of Fashion
of FcarlC$$IlCSI
,,'-'" MoodarvilJl ofTllSIc

./ 1570
\..

.....
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RlDI I
569-571
!n-m
Moodarvian ofTOUC:h
Mordmorpn'l ofWomnb
. ,.....
......
79&-800 Samandcr'l
Saurian
ofSecina
228- 242
24J-257
258-272
oflX~!h
Diplomacy of Furyondy
ofDi$tortion

..
J76-S79
SIO-S8l
"'-,
lf1- S90
591 - 594
ofMO"I'efrIetII
Moo
ofMuhiple Wishes
ofNature'l t.ove
of the Necronlllnc<:r
"'-'II
112-815
816-122
823-826
827-330
Scrten's Spell Immunity
ofServiu....
ofShapechln,;na
Sherry '" of Anima1 hiendship
Shield
273-287
288-303
lO4-318
319-333
334- 348
DiviDCrofLife
of Divining
of Dominion
of Electrification
of Elemental Fire
595-597 ofNeutraliution 831 - 833 ofShockin8 Grasp 349-363 ofEnU'apment

-
'9HO'
602-'"
orllle Nib<:h,ml"n
of Niglu
834-831
838-84]
ofShooIin8 Stars
ofSilenc:c
364-378
379-393
of Equutria/15
Elcellcm of Enlincering

....." ,'Ook
606-608 Noon'lofDjinn Summoning 842-145 ofSilencc II
"'-
_SO
of bpeditious Transport

_.
Nugpn'l~or~ of Spenbllt~ 410- 424 E..!endabIe Hand ofEnjoymml
61~16 S49-aS2 of Spell Elling 42S-439 offlailin8
61HI9 Onyx of Nepli"" Plane 8S}-8S6 of Spell Holding of G<:nen.llhip
Protection 857-859 of Spell Storing 455-469 of Glyph C""li""
62(Hl13 of Opposition 860-863 of Spell T\Jmins 476-434 ofll~aJtb
624-627 864-t167 ofStonc 48s-499 of Indestructibility
62~3O
631~14
'x""'"
'x""'" ......"
871-874
ofSIfen&Ih
ofS..mv..1
SOO-SJ5
SI6-S3O
oflncnia
Iron ofParn
63S-638

.,...,
of Plant Control
.,.....,
87S-878 of Sustenance S31- 545
......""
of Justi«

......
639-642 of Plant Control II of Sustenance II ofladenhip
of Plant Control III 882- &85 of Swimming ~1-S7S Usbtnin,
of Ice Panw:lcmenlal Command 886-a89 Tassleholf's Magic M~ 576-590 of Lordly Mi,bt
6~53 of Ooze Panlc: lemental 891)..S92 ofTelekinesis S91~ Malice'.! of R.incarnation
C"""""" 89.l-896 ofTe10p0rtatlon 607~21 ofManyTltings
6~56 of Magma PataclementaJ 897-900 Thai 's of Mind Shieldin8 622-636 of Melling
~,..., """"""'"
of Smoke I'anc:kmentaJ .......,
901 - 91}4 of TIne WIShes
ofTlne Witches
637~51
652-666
Monadic DevI
oftbc Monolith

......., """"""'"
..... 11 ofThunckr 667-081 ofQnn ....lIl
"'_ of PtwlIom Form 912- 915 To.,.'.! 682~96
,'''''''
...."
672~75
of the Phoenix
of the Pomarj
of Projeclion
916-918
919-922
923-926
ofTon8ucs
ofTrobriand
Tltrobriand'l Master of lhe
Sa,"'"
697- 712
713- 727
728-742
of Parry in,
ofPassase
Quirk.!·

..,-
676--678 of Pro,i«1ion II 743-757 Ranike

.......
."..., of Prolection
of Protcctiort from Channing
of Pmtcction &om tbc Elemerus
927- 929
930-933
934-937
ofTruth
ofTrutlIll
ofTrutlIfull1C$l1
758-772
773-787
788--8(l2
ofRaslinon
of Resurrccrion
ofRuienhip
691~3 of Protection from Stone 9384W ofTruthlC$S1ICSI 803-818 of Security

-, Guardians
of Protection From Undead
90'-9«
90'-".
oftbcYalilnl
of Vapors
819-833
834-848
Segojan EatlhcalltT's
ofSingi"g

.-
698-701 P)'l'03'sofSpell Storing g.(9-952 V.,-lo's of FealMr Falling 849-863 of Smiting
102- 704 of Ash, QuuielementaJ 9Sl--9 55 of the Vizier 860-878 of Smiting 11

-'" """"""' of Dusl, Quuielemental

C""""""
-,
.......
956-959 ofWmting
of StoncJkin
of Warmth
.~,

91~24
ofSplcndor
ofTem:w
of Victory
709-712 of Lighming, Quuidemtal
Command
967-970
971 - 974
of Water Adipll.lion
ofWalerWIlkin8 .....,,,
925-939 ofWeapooll)'
ofWelkwood
713- 715 of Mineral, Quasielemla l 975-977 of WalCrWalking !l 955-969 Whisper'.! Lcssc:rof
Command 978-981 ofWukneu T111n!IpofI.IItion
716-719 of JUdi. lI«!, Q!,IaJidemtai
,.......
982--985 While Copper of Fire 970-984 Whisper's Gra.ter of

720-723
C""""""
of Salts. Q!,IaJklcmmtal ",.."
99_
of Windwarding
ofWinlC1' . "S-<SOO
TnnsportIlion
of the Wynn

724-726 """"""'"
c_""
of Steam, Quuielemental "'...,
w~ 's orcoml"'lsions
ofX.RayVilIion
Table E: SI"'H
727- 730 ofVaeuum, Quasielemlal
Command Ta ble D: Rods Roll h em D I KO\~ nd
7JI- 734 Ring of Quick Aerion 0[--07 [ndlanlW E nhanument.·
7)5-73g of Qukknc$s Roll Item DlKO\~nd Co."
739-74 1 Quirts · 01-15 E..,hntnl E. h net ....."· "-10 of Ale
7.(2- 7.5 of!he Ram M oto Moia Rods 15-2 1 ofArmamcnt
7-46-7.(9 of RandomnH.s 16-30 of Beguiling 22- 28 of Blindntu
7SO-7S2 of Ran8e ElclCruion 31-45 of Concealmenl 29- 35 ofDcIC<'tion
753-7S6
7S7- 760
761- 763
764-767
of Rapid Re8cneration
of Readiness
of Regeneration
of Remedies
....
'6-60

,_
61 - 75
OfSlrtngth
ofTltullderins Complian<:e

of Abtorplion
J..,J
-50
Cllf.
,......
SI - S7
of StiITness
Wernick's of Striking

ofDoo:kinl
768--771 of Resiswx:e 91 - 106 oftbcAerdiSea ofGalfn
m -n4 of Resistance 10 Breath 107- 12 1 ofAImness 65-71 Gno ~ ~kfr

775-778
W""'"
ofRevenion
122- \36
\37- 151
Bample's of Distonion
of Beguiling
"~79
Sta,,..
Ph araoh 's C rook

779-782 of Reversion II 152- 166 Blacutick 80-86 of Air and WIler

783-785 of Reversion III 167- 181 of Blind Wilking 87- 93 Alar Cb'Aranol 's
786-789 ofRhymillj 182--188 ofBuiklinl 90- 100 of Aquatic Wizmhy
79<>-79' Rocckoe'l. of Burtlocntic 189·197 of Cano::elbtion 101- 107 Arclor's ofSwarmin8 1BSC<:IJ
Wizardry 198-2 12 of Cancellation !l HI8-IIS Ari<:'IofPowcr
_79' ofSafery 2\3- 227 ofOimbins 116--122 of Bank:

.J 157 1 "-
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12l-129 ofBanlc I[
691-697
698- 704
of the Priest Kings
Quirks '
257- 264
265-273
,'''''
offellbm
IlO-Il6 8 ~l:slaff 70S-711 of~tI 274-28 1 Fire of SuloiS<'
137- 143 Caduceus 7 12- 119 Rmiloc 282-290 offill!
.....- ISO ofCaracanomlJ05 72(}-726 of Recording 2<.11 - 298 of fireballs
151- 158 C.tslaff 727- 733 Rep!il.~ of!be Set-pcm 299-307 of Fireballs II
1 5~ 1 65 C.tsU!tT ll 734-740 Rheddrian'l 308-3 15 of Flame Ex.ingui$hing
166-[72 Cenlo:od ) 741- 747 Rilanraver'l ) 16-324 of Fog
173- 119 ofCirulon 748- 7S4 Rohalan 325- 133 of Fog COlllrol
180-186 of Human influence 755-762 of the Sands 334-341 of for«
181- 194 of MamrnaliAnimal Cootrol 763- 769 of Sa ....... 342- 350 of Freshnes.<;
19S-:ro1 of PlInt Control 770-776 of Scrivcning JSL - J58 ofF""1
202- 208 of Commanding 777- 783 oftMSea 359-367 Gremlin
209- 215 ofConjuruion '8<-790 of 1M SerpCnI )6$-)75 of Harnmerblows
216-222 of the COliaII 791 - 798 Shant-Ii . 376-JS4 of HWUolk
223- 230
23 1- 237
238-244
245-lS1 ""' ..
ofCurina
of ewing II

oflkv<Mion
....."
799-10,

SI3-S19
820-826
l.c:sserofShock
~atcrofSboxk
Sbou Hsing's Walkins Slick
ofSi1encc
JaS-J92

..,--
393-40 1

410-<4IS
of 1« SIorm5
orlllwnination
of itluslon
,~

252- 258 Dionysus's 827-334 ofSk.ll. 419--421 Kareli.'s of illusion

".....
259-266 of Disjoining 835-841 Skull·Staff of Hepmonaland 428-435 of Knock
267- 273 of Dispelling 842-848 of Slinging ofLigln
274-280 of Displace menI 849-855 S"", 445-452 of Lightening
28 1- 287 of Divergence 856-862 Snlke II 453-461 ofUghtning
288-294 Divi.-.cfof Lifc 863- 869 of Spell Focusing 462-469 of Lightning Bolts
295- 301 Dolmar's of Wilhering 870-871 ofSpberes 470-478 of Lightning Bolts II
302- 309 Druid 878-884 Staff·Mace 479--486 Lighlwand wilh Ring
310-316 of the Dnaids 885-891 Staff·Spear 481-495 Li&h ....-and wilboul Ri"i
117- 325 ofiUI Elemenl 892- 89S ofSlrlking 496-SO) ofLlOlh
326-334 oflhe ElemenlS:Eanh 899-905 ofSlT.kin, and Curing S04-5 12 MaWWand of Lighlnina
335-343 of lhe ElcmmlS: Air 906-91) of'Snmtins 513-520 of Magic- Detection
J.4.oI-352
353-~1
~2-)73
)74-)81
382- 188
oflhe ElemmlS: Fi~
of lhe EkmmlS: W.la
ofEIherWA(1ion
of lhe FIles
Fimd
914-920
92 1-927
92S-934
935-941
942-949
.
ofSurpri_
ofS wuminglnsccu
"".
ofl'h.ncIer It LighminS
U.has's
52 1- 529
530-53S
539-546
547- 555
556-563
ofMagital Mirrors
of Magic Miuiia
Meriadar's of Size AIIenIio.
of Metal Command
of Metal Deteclion •
389-395 of Flames 9SO-956 of Vision 564-572 ofMeul and Mineral ~
396-402 Fru·Urb- luu 's 957-963 War cJNyrund 513-580 Mirynda 's of Polymorphin.
403-409 of Fury 964-970 of!he: Whilc~lI 581 - 589 of Misplace<! Objects
410-417 Gcb's Quarterslaff 971 - 977 oh""Winds 59(1-597 Mi Sl leloc
418-424 ofCi lyph. 978-985 ofWi~ring 598-606 Myslie
425-431 ofCinmmarsh 986-992 of Wil;lrdry 607-614 N.bil's of Magic Missi les
432-438 of lla""ing 993-000 of II", Woodlands 615-623 ofNeg:alion
439-445

-" ,
453-460
461-467
....
oOIe. ling
of Hom wood

IXll ill",,'s
T.blt F: Winds
624-63 I
632-641)
641-649
.,.....
.,..."
Nidus' of EndICS15 Repelilion
ofOblilenllion
ofOehalor's Eye
Odin's Rune
"'-'7<
475-481
,;"
ofKilSyml1
.,'
,,-"'
Item DI,.,...~~
t:l.chnln1 E.hI.DHm t nu· 667-674
,"3_
Orgel 'J of Eartb Passagc
482-<488
489--496
K..... Vin .. ~ff
K'uej l!SinS's "-"
18-25
Alrne.'s of IUumi .... tlon
of Anmal Loation ........ ,
675-683 of Paralywion
J>handorc'sofFi~
491- SOJ
5(14-510
K -"", fII·!Zu'J
KW1IOkami 's
,'-"
)5-42
of Anmalion
Anything
692- 700
70 1- 708
of Polymorph,ng
of Ponrailure
SI I- 511 Ky Tn:ncha Ubng 43- 51 of Arc Lightning 709-717 of Prime Material Pocket
518-524 LaoTzu 's 52- 59 ofArno<y 718-725 ofRt~aling
525-S32 oftke Magi ofAIT.IOl')' 11 726-734 Robin Goodfellow's
5)3-539 Mngical Quarterslaff 60-<>'
6!1-76 ofBaoishmem 735-742 Runeslkk
540-546 of Magius 77-85 of Be.uty and Ugli""", 143- 751 ,~,

,,..,.,
547- 553 of Magius 11
of lhe Magius
.6-93
94-102
8i _~1eofPeacc
~nd
152- 760
76 1- 768
ofS.1l
Salhallarin's ofWoodor
561- 5611 MMadar's Quanemaff 103-111 Buckl:r 769-777 Seatolof Slonns
m-575 ofMiracia 112- 119 of Burdening 778-785 of Scert'l Door Dc1ection
Mirandos's of 1r1SC'd CommanCI 12U-12~ ol' Clwry ofSccm DIu &. Trap DeIoaiaa
'76-'82
583-589
590-596
597-6/)3
ofMishabJ
ofMishabJ II
Monkey's
129-1)6
137- 145
146-1S3
of Cold
of Color
of Coajurallon
'86-",
79>-80'
803-811
.......
ofSecm Door andTrap

ofSizcAllmnion
""-'" of II.. Moonglow 154-162 of Coolinual Ughl 812-8 19 of Sleep
612-618 oflbe Necromancer 163- 170 of Corridors 820-828 of!he: Squid
619-625 ofNiglu 171- 179 J)aJamar's oflighlfling 829-836 of Slum and Vapor
626-632 of 1"" Ninja 180-187 Dm<. of lhe Sulhaul Mounlailll 837-845 of!he: Sun
633-639 Oberon 's 188- 196 ofDarlmess 846-854 ofTeclh
64()-647 ofOccalls 197- 204 ofDellh 855- 862 l'hilhion 's ofFi",
648-654 O. Kuni·Nushi .. 205- 213 ofDekllial;on 863- 871 Tilania ~
655-661 orOsiris 214-222 of Displacement 812-879 of Trap Deteclion
Osmal 's of the Woodlands

-
662- 668 223- 230 of Earth .nd Slone 880-888 of lhe Underdark
669-675 PalUuriti's Quarterstaff 231 - 239 of Ele.,...nl Transmogriticalion 889-896 of Viscid Globs
676-683 Phar'llOb's Ruling
,'-
240-247
248-2S6
of E... my [)eleclion
ofEycs ....,n
897-905 ofWl!'ding
of Wacer.Finding

.J 1572
\..
, r
lI'Indl j\bnu . J ~ 445-447 DilplacemcnlJ.nd Modding
914-922
92J-930
ofWhip5
Witch
197- 200
201 - 203
Grim Orimoire
of Puissant Skill .. Arms
443-451
452-455
.....
DWimuL:llion and Obsturalion
Ooon and Pa.uagcs Panlltl

....-,"
931-939 ofWonOer 20<-20' ofStnhhy Pilfering
of Wonder II 208- 211 of SlntagtmS 456-458 Dylan I.on&branch's Spellboo1=
of Wonder III l\bps 45~2 I'.cro .l R.e!oftan;x: of o.a. \bid
ts1- %S of Wonder IV 212- 214 Dane ", Version 463-465 Epic Saga of the Greal
966-973
974-982
983- 990
of Wonder V (Altt,run e)
ofa Wonder
of Wondr<>IISMU
215- 218
21~222
2ll-l2S
ofDi'lonion
oflilusionl
oflilusions.nd &e.-et Ooon
-,
471)-473
Coojurm
Evolution of An;ane Will
wiled Book of Etbnic: Humor

"'- Y'Ii1 of Zooming 226-229

230-232
233-236
oflllusiom.ndTraps
of Magic:
of Ml.jlc and Illusions
474-476
477-480
481-484
ExImTlC F't'Jo,as ofObocrvation
E)'ft Vision and AreatII: Sithl
Frendomiroft on".'il ...
TlbIt C: Boob 231- 240 o(Ml.jlic.nd S«m Doon 485-487 FOJg~len Arts Oratory
24] - 243 ofM3.JIlic.nd Traps Magnclilom
II f<:worth< names in this ~lion are 244-247 of Mapping 48&-491 Foundations of Secrt:! Authority
lborteMd 10 fit the formal. These lilies 248-251 ofMawing and Illusions 492-495 Gal.d.>Jler's Orizon
252- 254 of Mapping .nd Mogie Gazelle oflbe NOf5C ClimateS
may easily be found by using 1M indt~ Of
~hing Ibe section .wlying 10 thai pu- 255--258 of Mapping and Seem. Doort '''''''
499--502 Glandar's Grimoin:
~ Iype book. 259--262 ofMappina and Trops S03-SOS Glanvyl's WorItbook

Roll
01..(13
H. mDi..,....'c~
Enchanled Enh lnte mt nlS"
26)-265
266-269
270-273
ofMisleadinJ
ofNavi&ation
of Scad Doon
-""
510-513
514-516
Glyph Spdlbooks
Grell P.rovosual Ema"..tioN
fbnd ofllelm
Boo •• 274--216 of Sec rei Doon "ndTraps 517_520 Hillery of Evil Mages
0<-<>' ofBindingSoub 277- 280 ofTro." Appn:ncices
08-" Disks of MiJ/uIkal S~lIbooks 521 - 524 HiSlery of Good Mages
11-14 Disks ofMishaul 1i 281 - 283 The Akai'l.... App'efllica
15--18 of !be Enliglm:ncd Go<B 284--287 Alokkair. 52S-527 Book of Hopeful Deeds
19--21 of Euhcd Docd$ 288-291 Alcemi ..... oflbe Imrinsic: 528- 5JI Idioms ..t RN'e Cl)'JllOgraphs
22- 25 ofGoIems Absolutes 512- Sl5 lnexplicabk RenCdions
,'-"
30-32
ofMySlie.l Equations
of lhe Planes
292- 294
295--298
Allentions ofT.ngibles
Arn:ient Cryptomancy
536--538
539-542
Inn!>l:nce on Solid Corpu.s
I nn!>l:nce~.nd Suggestions
H - l6 Ravenloft Golem 299--302 Anisht.'s 543- 546 Inccl1igenc:e Intuiti""
".... Thuba's of Vile Oarkness 303-305
_309 Arcanabull of Jumc: Dominatioo
41-43

....
~,

UbnlllJ
",
of T"",I\"e Se. ls
of Vile Darkness
Cut..cll ot Ntplh u 110-11J
114- 1 16
.....
Arcane: Manipulations of
"'
Arcane Puissance of Mernof)'
Arcane ResiSWlCe of I>warv(:,
547- 549
550--553
554--556
557- 560
lrid Newkar's
JaIUSlC'f's Orizon
Kerr's Book oflnfinite Spells
I.xnol's libram
51 - 54 A"",lcc' or Map 317- 320 A",hi'_ure $6t - ~ Laey1\dr~ Hook of

,,-',
SS-S8

62~5
of the Black Hean
Boccob~ Blessed Book
Codex of the Infinite Planes
321- 323

324--327
An of CommWli~tions and
Sigils
Ashakat's
565-567
563--571
Mct.morpho&es
Utn:th~
of Lathinl.1
"-" of ConsuuI:u 328-331 Aubavrttr's Workbook 572- 575 Legendary of Great Arms
70-72 of Deslruetion 332- 334 A,'tlII GrcensIrider's S76-5711 l.qJendary ofPhamoms;and
73-76 of Evalu.otion J35--Jl8 Sarrit's G_
n ... of Gainful Conjuration J)9-}42 Buhal's 5?9--5g2 lnicon of Spirits

.....,
11-83 ofGolems 343-345 Boot. Oraatl 583- 586 life or Nature h$ ,Secn:ts

.........,-,
Cursed of Golems 346--349 Bigby's 587-589 Lord Yaros's
88-91 Gollwn Construc:k2ion 350-353 Book of Slack Ci",les 590-593 Lore of Fiendkind
",,.,.
.... Grimoire of Arehaic Alchemy
of ldentiT",. tion
354--356
357- 360
Blessed Book of Cures
Book of!hc Blind
594-596
597~
Lon: of Subtle Communication
Luminescence.nd COloralion
99--101 of Ineffable o.mn..tion 361- 364 Bosero "'" Orunlwd's Mad Docof"'" Dest.1's
102- 105 ofKttpinJ l65--l67 Bowgentk's Book or. M.gil:-U..".
1()6--11)9 of Lawful Good Legends 368-37 1 Bricb of the Spiritual ""-'" The M.gistC'f
10-112 of Lawful Neutral Legend! Fortification 612-ti15 M.gnetic and Electric Wa'o"et
113- 116 of Lawful Evil legends 372- 374 Briel's Book of Shadows 616--618 Manor's ManuII of Sight
117- 120 orNeuh'81Good legends 375- 378 Book oflht Bright Ages 619-622 Man",,1 of~rs Beyond Life
121- 123 orNeutral Legends 379-382 Brother Rkhard the Flying 62)~26 Mefllallmprnsionsoftne
12.... 127
121-131
1l2- 134
ofNcutral Evil Legends
ofOlaolie Good Legends
of a.-ic Neutral Legends
111)-385 """".
Spellbook of(;abaJi$lK: J>ro.
t_ions
627-029
.ro-6l3
Relilll
Minds of~U~
Mordenbinen's Spellbook
11S-1l8 of a.-ic Evil Legends 186--389 Cldcleiyn's Workbook 6}4--{;37 MuhipLeApplic.ation
139--141 Libmn Orlne Planes Cham~lcon

-~-
390-393
142-]45
146-149
1~IS2
Mhuntul 's Runes
of R.o""nloft GolelnS
of Recording ........,.....,
394-396
397-400
Chief Shaman's Spel1book
Book of Clouds and Fog
Collap$ing Spellbook
638-640

,,5-«,
"'-
Mylsibil's Code~ of
Contenlion
Nalhlum
153- J56
157- 160
161- 163
164-167
ofSil\"tI" M' lIie
of Study (Clu"uma)
of Study (Con5litulion)
of Study (Dexterity)
....."
412-414
4tS--4 18
Components of Phosphorus
Cosnqony ofMagnr:tic: FlWds
Book oflbe Covtnant
Crealion and Modirlwion of
6411~51
652-655
.S<-'"
NchascT's Elyromancia
Nonsub$tancc Encyd"pacdia
Book of N.... chc Mad
OenIunagit
168-171
172- 114
175--118
orStudy (Intelligence)
of Study (Strength)
of Study (WiWom)
419-422
423-425
MaltC'f
Cud~p.
Cursed TOnie
.,,-'"
659-662

667-ti69
Occult Magnetism
o.:cult Observations on Fluids
On:Iinary Necromancy
179--182 of Tedium 426--429 Oaimos's 670-673 Origins of Hour Glass
183- 185
186--189
ofTelep<>rtalion An::hes
ofThoch ,,...,,
43G--433 Book of lhe ~rk Ages
Oark Sides of!hc Memory 674-fJn
S""."."
OIj.lun's ArMtel
190-192 ofTranslalion 437-440 Deq:I Fears of Humanity 678-680 PereJrin's Treatise on Filled
ofT_I",,~.I,
193-196 Detho's Librlm
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Spe ll books 925-928 of Dogmatic Methods Jl 100-101 of Ptrperual Youth and
681 -684 Plants of AO!lmaner 929-931 E'soa H~hi ]II<xl""rienc:e
68S--<i87 Polson Pages 932- 935 of the Fool 102- 103 Phclthong's
688~1 Powers ofthc Spiritual Will 936--939 ofOainful Exercise 104-105 of the Planes
692--095 Raj"li"'s 940-942 of Garden Flowers 106-107 of"""~
696-698 Raisllin'sll 943-946 of Glowing Pages· 108- 109 of Proof VI . Detection ond
699-71)2 ofRalhdaen 941-950 of Hopeful Deeds Loxalion
703-706 Red Book of War 951-953 of Hopeless Deeds 110-111 of Protection
707- 709 Rep«1oire of Illustrious 95~57 of Humorous Ptrspec1ive 112-113 nf Protection \'$. Alignm<nl
710-713 Repertoire nf Subcorucious 958--%0 oflmmoral Sanity Change
714-717 Representations of Senlienl %'-OM oflnfinile Sl"'lI. 114-115 ofPrOleclion "I. Crystal Balls
Plane %>-968 luiaLo"tanu 116-117 of Protection from Good
718- 720 Riggby's %9-971 ofU,admhip and ["nuenC<l 118-119 ofProleclion from Sleep
721 - 724 Runo:s ofNorzahk 972-975 of Psionic lnteraction 120-12! of Prote<:lion from Turning
725- 728 RunC5 of Possession • 976-979 of Quickness of Action 122- 123 of Psionic Interference
729-731 Sabiline's Specular 980-982 of Saintly Sanity 124--125 of Psionic Refleclion
732-735 Scalamagdrion 983-986 of Seven Fingers 126-127 of Psychic l'roIe<:IiOll
736-738 Scie""" of Met.enchanln,ent I 987- 991 of Understanding 128- 129 of Recall
739-742 Science of Mctaenchannnent II 992- 995 Vacuous Grimoire 130-131 Shakti
743- 746 Selvar'.! Ineffabl. Conjuration~ 996-<>00 Trlmla's C.tl lGgut of 132- 133 Shell of f'rote<:tion fi'om
747- 749
750-753
754-757
Sahtha'.!
Serpin Lexicon
Senshock's
Arti facts
134-135
136-137
'""'"
Shield
of Sleeplessness
758-760 Serinda~ T. bl. II: Gems and Je..·tl ry 138-139 of Spinecasll.
761 - 764 Seven Skies of The Universe 14{J-141 of tile Spirit
765- 768 Shadowtome Roll Item Dbcon red 142- 143 Thtl ofPuh
Shandaril's Workbook
769-771
772- 775 Sptllbook ofShangalar the "
Amu lets
02-{l3
Enchanted Enhan« ments' 144--145
146-141
ofTimexceping
of Transformation
Two Fingers
Slack
116-178 Book of the Sighted
779-7S2 Book of the SilverTalon
"...,
of the Abyss
Against ESP & Crys",1 San$
Against Disease
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149-150
151- 152
of Undersea Friendship
ofVadarin
06-0'
783-786 SirCeledon Kierney~ 08~ of Amiability 153- 154 Vulture
787- 789 Sir Oll,,),n Forest!riend'.! 10- 11 of A=hnid Control 155- 156 ofWeaktning
790-793 Slack's Seamless 12- 13 Silveroft!te Seast Ankhs
794-797 Spell s Written in Code' 14-15 Ivory of the Seas! 157- 158 ofUfe
,,8-800 SpherogCll(:sis of tile 16-1 7 of the Cairn Hills 159-160 Nithian (lxion)
Multiverses 18-19 Canograpller ~ 161- 162 Nithian (Kagyar)
801-s04 Studies on the Founh 20-21 of Caterpillar Control 163- 164 Nithian (pflarr)
Dime",i"" 22-2) "rCI"",,, Re.i,llIl""" 16:";-166 NitlLi411 (R...!j""IU»
805-808 Subconscious Repercu .. ioru l4-25 ofChamting 167- 168 Nithian (Yaleriu)
8()1)..811 Sublimated Oneiromaney 26-27 of Cheetah Speed 169-170 off>o,.o.~
812- 815 Sulphur Influenc. and Actions 28- 29 171- 172
816-819 Talel.1 Hareidhin's
820-822 Tasso's Areanabula
30-31
32- 33
of Communication
of Dragon Warding
of Dramatic Death
173-174
Badgn
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823-826 Thoradodus's 34-35 Drasldlion'sofUfe 175-176 of Freedom

827--829 Thesi~ on Conditional Ruptures 36-37 of Elemenul Command 177- 178 of Monster Control
831)-833 Theories on Con''''rging
Transitions ...... ,
38- 39 of Emotions
of Extension
Bracelets
79-180 of Charms
834-837 Theory ofth. Invisible Forces
838- 840 Theory of Occult Visual Shock
841 - 844 Theories on Petteplion
845-848 Book of Thoms
....,
42-43
~,

'8-49
of Far Reaching
Fiend
of Finding
Furyondy's
181- 182
183- 184
185- 186
187- 188
C"""
Dalamar'i
Equus
ofHog-Tyin8
849-851 BookofTime of the Golden Collar 189-190
852--855 Tomorast's
856-859 Trance o(the Intcllect
"
5H2
53--54
Greenstone
Hands of the Healing Spirit
191- 192
193--194
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Medegian of Lost Ships
IvyofScaly Command
860-862 Transccndental lmpmttrabiliries 5:";-56 Hardwaler 195-1% IV)' ofWisMs
863-866 Tyroessul 's Enchiridion of 57- 58 Healtb Brooch"
Travel ,'-'" Abhor AI:t's ofWarnin8
S67--869 800k of Unicorns
87O-S73 Unique Mageries
61-62
6>-6<
Cursed Health
of the Hero
of Holy Thming
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19S-199
200--201
of8egoing
of Bones
874-877 Universal Astronomy 65-66 of Hunling 202- 203 Equus
878--880 Unknown Movements of 67-68 Cursed of Hunting 204-205 of Falling
Universe 69-70 of Immunity to Charm 206-201 oflmog
881 - 884 Vaerendroon's Ineffable 71 - 72 of Inescapable Location 20S-209 oflmog 11
Enchants 73-74 of Insect Repellency 210-211 L_
885-888 Vampire Book' 75-76 Kal,,<,n ~ Undead Stone 212- 213 of Number Numbing
889-891 Variations on the Visual 77- 78 of Lathander 214--215 ofOhsidian Sbattering
Petteption '9-80 ofLeader.ihip 216-217 Pin of Communication
892-895 Weapons of tbe Ether 81-82 of Life Protecrion 218- 219 of Shielding
896-8~ Whi!e ~ Codicil 83-84 of Magic. Resistance Clmeos
900-902 Wiutd~ Workbook 85- 86 ofMetaspell [nflue""" 220-221 of Appearance
903-906 Wyvemwater Cire l. 87- 88 ofNeulrllllity 222-223 Equus
TO nles 8'-'0 N== 224-22S of Incompetence
907- 910 of Bodily Health 91-92 Orcish Charm s
911 -9 13 Canon of Changes 9,-" Cursed Orcish 226-221 of Boot Rcstoo:ation
914-911 Canon of Changes II 95-% Palm Sign 22S-229 of Distrac.tion
918-920 of Clear Though! 97- 98 of the Papyrus Scepter 230-231 of Favor
921-924 of Dogma\ic Methods 99 of Perpetual Youth 232- 233 Hunling

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CWm.
n<-m L~k
3n- 378 ofPettir~I;OII
379--380 ofTraldu
.,.,....
518-519 of Uoocrv,ater Sight
","D' orOpen Doors 3&1- 382 ofVcc/lll 520-521 Troppenribbi
:!JI- 239 of Pesll"roIeelion 38)- 3114 Wink;", Ilurn
240-241 ofProlectioo from [)i5("aK EYfllauei 522- 523 Beat,nl
241- 243 of~ion from Fin: 385- 386 of Areanis! 524-525 Chicken
244-245 of Proteetion from Spirits 387- 388 of Arcanis! II 526-527 of Hearing
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241-248
149--2SO
1l1- 2S1
253- 254
lH- 2S6
of Protection from Theft
Rabbit" Foot
of RelOUrte
of Sym".tlletic Healing
Tree Oimbi"l
Wolfspaw
389-390 of "reanist J!l
391-392 ofEnhll>l'edVision

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394-395
396-397
G<m.
ofSi,ht
ofT.... Seeing
Eyepllch ofTenh
528- '29
Sro-SJ l
S)2- SJ3
Sl4-S)S
Sl6-S17
HS- Sl9
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,~

of Knproth
Lk",
Shckinester's Crystalline
of Stone
Cl~"'"
lS7- 2S8 Black of Aenly .,....,
398- 399 of Atooanent
Bimbomushi ,.. 0";,"....
lI oly Symbol.

"'-'" of Blackmoor 402~J of Bri&hlnCSl:

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s-I1 - S42
UH62
,.,..". "'"
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267- 268
1~210
H
_
of Corruption

EmpC'fOl' 'I

oflmperium
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.,...."
"',-<09
410-411
4]2-413
Boapu'l; Emerald
8 1... Cin<krgem
G.ftn Cindergem
Indigo Cindergem
Orange Cindergem
",..'"
,,3-,.. Cclestiatl
S47- S48
S49-SSO
SSI- SS2
fIwI ..."",
Lathander ..
P'ladi.....
Si lvanus "
nI- 272 Iron oflile Bandit Kingdom 414-41S VlOlo:l Cindcrgem SH- SS4 of Raven kind
21}-274 of Leaden hip 416-417 Yellow Cindergem 5SS-5S6 of Ravcnkil>d 11
m - 276 Nonnal Nap 418-419 of Cu. in II I.ons
277- 278 Aherinll Nlp 420-421 oflklusion H7- 55S ofChemos.h
279-280 Te!cpOninll Nap 422-423 Clear of Detedion 559-S60 oflile Raven
211 - 282
2&3-284
lU-286 ....""
of Rulef$hip

Sil= of Ve!""",
424-425
426-427
428-429
43()..<4)1
~ Red ofDctWion
Pale Olue of Detection
Pale O=n of Detection
S61 - S62
S63 -~
,,3-'"
ofTmth
ofTmth II
lroll Pin oftht ley Stl
m - 2"
~'" of Soul,
291 - 292
"""'" 412-4))
Pale ~ of Dctedlon
Puny White of Detection
Pink and (men of Detcalon
.S61- S68
",-,ro
J acint h of In.sllmablt
IIHllty

N,..'"
of Sou Is II
ofSIII'I
4~35
436-437 Pink ofDtledion Lo~
Kua ..... Damns

-", '" oftheSws

of Swnmatlon
43S-439
"'-",
Sclrkt and Olue ofDttec!ion
Vibrant Purple Prism of
S71 - S12
H 3-S74
Book
of Colon
"'-m of tile Unicorns Detedlon S7S-S76 of Crumbling
_301
302- 303
WIVl:1
of the Void
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ofo""ion
ElvensW"
S77- S7S
579-580
En<;h&nted
ofConvikTree
304-305 ofYarus «3-«, Fire 5S I- 582 oOlilTree
Cryllal$ 441-448 of Foresight 5S3- 584 of KemisT=
306-307 Abelnl 449-450 0 ......1011'1 of Infravisioo SS5- S86 of Mis Tree
308-309 of Awareness 451-452 of ldeu 587- 588 of p.jonT=
111)...31 ] of Dc:ath Scryi ng 453-454 oflnoome
'" of F.ning

-
112- 31) of the EbOIl Flame 45S--456 oflnsigh1 59G-591 N~
314-3 15 PbQin& 451-458 Ionian Mask. 592-593 ofWarmlh
316-3 17 SiJIIIlin& .,9-460 Ionian Nonnal Lo,_
EanillP
318-3 19
320--321
322- 323
324-32S
of Alipunml Detection

...
orB~n,
of Defense
~
..........
'61-'"

..,-<68
Jewe-l of Artacks
Jewe-l of Artacks Upon tho
<>mo
J~I
J~I
of Flawlessness
of Nevuwintcr
594-595
596-597
.......,
598-599

602-603
of Activit)' DtIedlon
of Bli""in,
of Charming
of Detection
of tile Eaale
326-321 of l'anr.lyt ;' <69-<70 Jewel ofObseuion 60<-60, Eye of I"" Easle
328-329 of Protection 471-472 Kuathoth 'II J~I 606-60, Evelyn'll ofSpWhuding
330-331
332- 333
of lhc St.
ofSumanship
473-474
47S--476
"m.
ofU fe
60'_
61!)..611
of FIT Seeing
orU shting
334-H5 ofUnderslanding 477-478 of Magic Missile Protection 6]2-613 of Minute Seeing
336-3)7 Eidolon ofKh. lk' RII 479-480 ofMk1$ini 614-615 of ~trificalion
481-482
''''
38-339 ofAoxUJKY
ofArik
4U-484
48S--486
Niah~ewel
Opal ofOlfKtCJry Illusion
of Protedion
616-617
618-619
620-621
of~lrifiCl1 ion II
of Renedion
of RelllOU Viewing
J«>-'<I
,.. .....,
342- 343 AllllSlin's 487.....88
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Purple of the VesVl: Forest
ofR,eW;'tlon
622-623
624-025
of Seeing
ofSpccd Reading
3<3-' "
347- 348
Blac:kOp.1
Blac:kOp.1 1I
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492-493
ol lttlllnUnl
of Scroll Reading
tl2t>-{121
628-<i29
or Subtitles
ofTrlnSfonnatlon
'632-633
J0-6J'
349-3S4l
351- 352
3H- JS4
3SS-3S6
3S7- )S8
ofCejilwoe 'll Il.&
ofClwminc
ofDonoq;i
"""".
of tho Eaale
494-495
496-491

..,..",
' 98-499
ofSeein,
of Shielding

"'"
Khan·Pew Star
S(t2- S4l3 Mo- Pelar Star
"" ...
634-635
636-637
of UIIn,ilion
ofV.lllltlon

of the Gmlt Kingdom

or"",
359-360 ofthc Immortals
"'-'" Shah·Pelar Star OJ, ofNataw
361- 362 of Infnovision
""-'" ofWi,hes Medalllon i
J63-3"
36S-366
367- 368
of levilthan
oflhe Leviathan
Magical
Gil..
S4l8-S09
SI().-~11
Enla'li ng
or Dis1ant Vision .........,.....
639-640 of theAltlic
641-642 ofJ)efense
of F..mpathy

.
369-310 Melli ncur'llleft Gem S12_513 Joal" of Preserved Words Equ ul
371- )72 Mellineur" Right Gem 514-515 Loupe of Conna.: 647-648 of ESP
373-374
)75- )76
of Minute Seeing
ofNiaht
516-517 of Preserved Word, '-""
651-652
orEST
ofF,ith

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M«hllions Peril pll 926-921 ofElemcntaJ T..v~1

65),,(;54 HolyofAlmor 792- 793 of foul Rotting 928-929 orlhe Flerie
655-656 Locke's of Though I Projection 794-795 ofHc:allh 930-9Jl Fiend
657..(;58 ofMalog 796-797 of Proof Agli nst Poisoo 932 Fiend JJ
659-660 of the Mirror 798-199 of Proof Apinst Sound 933-934 Fire Ptpper

.
..,.....
661~2

"H
,.....
..
ofMissileAnraction
Pu's ofSpdl Exchlnge
of~ion
SoulseaR:he,
.,..."

.......,
(If Prophecy Protection
802-303 of Protection VI. Vampiric
biluchill
of Wound C1osun:
93S-936
931-
9) 938
___

94 1-942
orllle Amber Golfm
of Ilw: s.- Golem
of!he Brome GoIcm
orlbe Obsidian Golcm
"'-""
671-672
Soulscan:hcr I[
Species Enemy
Phy laC:lerin
."'-"', ofB!1Iv(:ty
",.....
"S-'"
of the Wood GoIem
orille Griffon
673-674 ofSpcll Exchange ,,'-'" of faithfulness 941-948 H"",s,a's ofMemonutioo

,-.
615-676 Slar of Celene 810-811 Il aroiJlem's of Faithfulness 949-950 of Lawfulness
677-618 of Steadiness 12-813 ofl...ongYean 95H152 Medicine Bundle
",...,
..
of Though I Projection 814-i15 of Monmous Auention 95)-954 of Memoriu tion
681-682 ofTi .... 816-317 of Rigllteousness 95S-956 Mire
Tusmil's Bail ie C~", Prisms 951--958 Modiroed ofZqy
"HU M.... kinc Bandit 81HI9 ofOislrxtion "..., Monkey Htad
,
Monodes

688-689
fire-Eyt:
ofM38ic
820-1121
822-32J
824-325
ofOreyhawk
ofKushk
ofLia,h1 Splilling
961-962
",....
,,'-'"
0""''''
of Pure Good
of Rahasia
i"i .. klat" 826-327 Sim'l of LiSI" Splitting 961-968 Sacred Bundlt
""-", of Adaptation 828-829 P'Yfhometron ofi"it.ad 969-970 om>!: Sphere
692-693 of Air B"'3thing s.,a •• b. 971 - 972 of the Cry .... 1StalUC
"'-69,
.,..."
ofAhoor
of Alteralion
830-83 I Benson 's of Uncertain
f riendship
973- 914
97S--976
of the Iron Staille
of the Rock Statue
69.-699 of BadTlSIe 832-8)) of Death 977--978 ofTongue5
""-'"7(13 C05(:lIe'l .J< of DccepIion ",-"" ofUlti.... te Evil

-'" .... ".",

7(12- of Elegance
frigga's 8Lack Opal
835-836
831-838
of EnnIging Enemies
To~'" ofz,,1)'

-'" Glittering
" of Golem ProtCClion

.......
9&2-983 8denus's
"'-m of Greed 841442 of l..... nity 9S4--98S of Craftsmanship
710-7 11 of Harmoni. of Life 986--987 of the Goddeu
712- 713
714-71S
of Lilith
Marv'sofMcmory
Displacement
845- 846
847-848
849-1150
Mark 's Ofl'rolecTion
Mazrikoth 's of Death
Mortot's Go1cm
m-,,,
988-989

992-993
of the Gods
of the Gods II
of the Gods III
716-717 of Memory Enhancemenl 85 1-852 of ~SI Protection "'-", of the Gods It the Tor
718-719 of Missiles 853-854 of Protection "'-", of Stability
72G-721 of Mystic EidoLons ",...,. of Protection 11 ,,0-000 Valnamolnu's Tta.

".....
722- 723 ofNigl!t Seeing 8S7-858 CWICd of Protection II
724-725 Noj'sofNot.so-Smart o(Uncertainty
M'Hi!es 861-862 o(Venom Table I, ClodoJdg
726-721 of~lrir..:alion Sotpl." Roll h em Dbco'... ~
728-729 ofl'ra)'t'r Beads. 863-864 Blast OH)6 [""ha nled [ nhnttmnt,'
730-731 of Protection +1 86S- 866 of Defense Cap..
732- 733 of Protection +2 867- 868 of Entrapment 07- 12 ofDi.sgui se
734-735 of Protection Against Charm 869-870 of the forgolltn City 1l-18 ofGoodH~

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137- 738
139-740
S~"
of StrangJinJJ;
ofSlI'Iniulation
871-872
873-874
87S-876
Jade of Defendi",
Jade of Defending II
o f Life
19-24
25-30
31-36
oCthe Homet
ofHort\I
,~,

741 _742
74l-744
745-746
741- 748
Syranila's Opal
ofUgJ,ncss
VC1pdain 's
of Water Breath,ns
811-87S
."...,
881-882
."
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ofLia,hl
"
of_
~
of Truth
)1-42
,,..,,
,,...,
of ProIection
,,-<0 ofRcck;ns
S""""
Chlplet ofC..,ature
Pelfl. Recogn ition
149- 750
751 - 152
Black
Dragon
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884-885
886-887
orCelcJli .. l Analysis
RcdAirQwolity Lens
ClodlS
,,-" of Appearance
753- 154
755-756
757- 758
of the Ebbin8Tide
of Enuance"",nt
offlying
888- 889

."-", "",
Yellow Ambient Tempcnlture

Blue Sentient Life Lens .........,'--",,

67-73 of Arachni(!'
Anemus 'l ofOilplKemcnt
AtlnOSflherie
759-160
161- 162
163-764
765-766
Giant Black
GOd
KaIhcna's of Wisdom
of _
......
g92-893
."-">,,
.,..."
ofSceins
S ~ ..d ofShleklinl
Spygl ...
Stir of the Bright Desert
92--91
98-103
104-109
IbnvarC1oabhadow 's
of~8al
Banle
Bear of ~ SulhaUl Mountains
767- 768 ofP",,'cr 11 T. lismans 110-115 of the Bquiltr
769-77(1 ofl'rotection from Fi", 000-00, Badger Beast 116-121 of Black name
11 1- 712
773- 774
775- 776
'"
ofd", Risina Tide
5efpcnt Spirit
-,,,
902- 903 Brown Bear Beast

....,,' Decr Beast

E.oigJe Beast
122- 121
128- 133
134- 140
Bolder'. ofthe Rogue
ChamelCOll
Chans·ling
117- 718 oflhe Sirincs ""-'" Lynx Beast 141 _146 Cheetah of Amcdio
779-780 Storm Rider's 910--911 Porcupine: BeasI 147- 152 of the Clouds
731 - 732 Travele,'s 912-913 S"'"'" .... 153-158 ofCamf....,
73)- 734 of Ultimate Wi$dom 914-915 ""f .... 159-164 of Deli&1M

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786-781
I"I'ndlntl
of Wisdom
Cursed of Wisdom
916--917 of the 8easI
918-919 of Chaos Supreme
920-921 of the Chimera
165-110
111- 116
177- 182
DispLacer
ofOispLaccment
Black Dnlaon
788-789 Equus 922- '123 of the Cockatrice 183-18g Bluc Onson
790-791 Rahasia's 924-925 MOrea"", 189-194 B1'I.$lI Ongon

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I...
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Ciol ks Go ..'n. 31)..)5 of Sinking
195--200 Bro~( Dragon 6"),,6" Lorieli's 36-41 of Sure FOOling
201~207 Copp« Orngon 646-651 Sehaninc's 42-47 of Walking
203-213 Gold Drngon 652-657 Ncmean U()Il Skin Armband.

,....
214-219 Green Dragon R,,", 48- 52 ofComfonofSleep
221)...225 Red Ong<ln 658-663 Aba orlh. Desen 53- 58 ofDealh
226-231 5i)"". Dragon "'-", Aba of D i.'lpll cement ofHoal;ng
232- 237 While Dragon 670-675 Aba of Protection 65- 70 ofSalotation
238-243 ofEchO($ 676-682 Evil orlb. Archmagi 71-76 of Snake Changing
244--249 EI",," 683-688 Good of the Archmagi 77-82 ofS[re"gth
2»-255
256-261
Elven 11
ofElvenkind
".-
695-700
Neutral of the An:hmagi
of Blending UJ
83- 88
89-'14
Troche,,!'. Warding
of Variable Sirength
262-267 of Etherealness 701 - 706 Caftan c>f Protection BandS
26&-274 l'3J1gs 707- 712 Diirinka's ,'-" Oflh.Arachnid
275-280 firebane 713- 718 of Drying lOO-IOS of Sir<! Restraint
281-286 of Flame
287-292
293-298
GargQYle
Guarding
719-724
72S-730
731-736
G"'_
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of Holding
106--1 1I
112-117
oflXnial
Familiar Prntec1ion
Enhancement
299-3(14 of Heal ing 737-742 I[,V~k'$ (>flmmediatc Access 118-123 Iron (>f Bilarro
305- 310 of the Hdlfumaces 743-749 Jellaba of Concealment 124-129 of Might
311- 316 Ka1dair Swiftfoot's 750-755 Jel1aba nf EylS \30-135 of the Serpent
317-322 K.alnaKaa's Black 756-76 1 Jellaba of Scintillating Colors Boo ts
323- 328 of lathandar 762-767 Kaftan of Ogrishness 136-141 of Aura.lion
1~334 (>fLordliness 768-773 Marion's (>f Blending 142- 147 of Balance
lJS- 341 (>f the Manta Ray 774-779 Mellifleur'sofStaJll 148- 152 of Carrying
342- 347 (>f the Manta Ray 11 780-785 of Powerlessless 153- 158 ofClunlil\eSS
348- 353 Mantle of Cdeslian 786-791 OfPr01e<:li<>n 159-164 of Cloudwalking
3S4-159 Manlle of Mist 792-797 (>f Repetilioo 165- 170 of Comfort
360-365 Manl1e OClhe Mundane 798-803 Rock 171- 176 ofConC<'aling
366-371 of Many Colors 804-809 ofScinli11aling Color 177-182 Cyria's Winged
372-377 Midnighl Slash..', 810-816 ofScinti11ali.g Colors 183-188 of Dancing
378-383 Mummy'$ Clo;>ak 817~22 of Serration 189-194 De<:eplOr ~
384-189 ofthc One Plume 823~28 ofSt"'" 195- 199 Elven
390-395 ofPassa8e 829-834 SlOne 200-205 Elven 11
396-401 of Plenty 83S-840 Sulmish of Magical 206-211 ofElvenkind
402-408 of Poisonous~ss Enhancement 212-217 (>f FeatherFalling
of Prolec1ion 841-846 Tvashtri~ Gol<J.n 218- 223 Featherweigh1
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421-426
of Relleclion
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847~52
8S3~58
or Useful hellll;
of Useful hems 11
224-229
230-235
(>fGemle Thievery
of Gentle Thievery 11
427-432 $had"",cloak 859-864 of Useless Items 236-241 (>f J<>gging
433-438 Shaman~ Mantle 86>--870 of Vanishing 242-246 ofLevitali<>n
,,"-'" of the Shield 871--S76 of Vel una 247- 252 L<>I;i's
445-450 of Stan Type 1 877~83 of Vermin 253- 258 Midnight Slasher's
451-456 of Stars Type 11 884-889 (>fWarmlh 259-264 M<>eeasins of Free Movement
457-462 of Stars Type 111 890-895 Wizard~ 26S-270 of the North
463-468 of Strength 896-901 Yama'$ 271 - 276 of Pinching
469-475 Sumpko's Mantle S hirts 277-282 Runjoye's Winged
476--481 of Survival 902-907 War{AC I) 283-288 Shalandain's of Starslriding
482-487 of Symbi<>tic Protection 908-913 War(AC 2) 289-294 ofSp"ed
295 - 299 Spider's of Stealth
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488-493
,500-S0S
Tiger of Chalyik
Theodolus's of Arachnida
ofWarmtb
914-919
920-925
926-931
War(AC 3)
War(AC 4)
War(AC 5)
300-305
106-31!
ofSlar Striding
of Stomping
506-51 1 of Weather 932-917 War (AC 6) 112- 311 ofSrridiog and Springing
512-517 Wi ngs oCthe Rakers Siockings 318-323 of Tracks
SI8-523 White of Charming 938-943 ofElfSumrooning 324-329 of Traveling and Leaping
524-529 WolfofWegwiur 944-950 ofMySlery 330-335 of Varied Tracks
Sl0-535 Zinzerena'$ 951-956 Tabard of the Mystics 336-341 Winged
Cloth Tunk. BrlCe n
536-542 of Cleanliness 957-962 ofGI(>ry 342- 346 of Archery
543-548 Merchant~ 963-968 Wizard'$ 347-352 of AuraClion
549-554 ofl'ufe<:1 Fir 969-974 Veil of X-ray Vision 353-358 of Blasting
SSS-560 of Polishing \'elIll 359-364 (>flhe Blinding Strike
561 - 566 of Polishing II 975-980 (>f Anraclion 36S-370 of Brachiallon
567-572 Shekinesler~ 981 -986 of Missile ProteClion 371 - 176 of Brandishing
573-578 Steel Ve.lment. 377- 382 of Cleanliness
eCHo IS 987-992 Greater of Power 383-388 oflXfense
579-584 Fare ~ of ProteClion "3-000 Lesser of Poo.-er 389-393 of IXfensclessness
58S-59O Invulnerable of Am 394-399 of Defle<:tion
591-596 Invulnerable of Amd 401J..-.405 (>f IlWUlnerability

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412-417
418-423
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424-429
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616-621
622-627
Anagakok
ofElscwhere
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11&-11
12-17
Equus
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430--435
436-441
ofM aSic Stealing
ofNezram
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477-482
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489-493
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912- 911
ofWhitc Bronze
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279-2&4
28S-290
291 - 296
297-302
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506-511
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930-934
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308-313
314-319
Golden of Umu
Kensi s.. of Femininity
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S18- 523 ClaW¢<! 941-946 GI_ 326-331 of Many Poo:he$
524-529
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947-952
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971-916
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511 - S76 Hand of Remote A~!ion 372-317 of DislIuise III
S77- 382 of Hea! 988-9\13 ofOryneu 378-383 Fez of Dis8uise
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.......,
594-599 of Might
ofMoarKler Table K: Gi rdles and HelmtU
396-<00 of Hairiness
of Hairlessness
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612-617
of Ogre !"ower
of Ogre !"ower 11 Roll hem DIKO\~ rH
407-412 of Headlessness
41)..418 of Holdi..,
(i18-(i2) of Polishing 01--05 [ ""hanl'" ~ohan«men"· 419--424 of Impri$oomem
624-629 of Proficiency Boltl 42s-429 ofOccupa!ion
630-635 RIZOr Claws ofChakyik 00-" A~ 431)....435 of Stupidity
636-640 o(Specialization 12- 17 Black Elk Clan Ceremonial Hu dbuds
641-646 of Slicking 18-23 Blue Elk Clan Ceremonial 436-441 ofllle Conask Mountau..:
647-652 of Super Sncn,lh 24--29 00l\len Elk Clan Ceremon;'1 442-447 or!he JOIeRli

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688-693 of Evasion 7(}..7S Serpe" of Swimming 4S)..488 of Comprehending Languagl:S
694-<99 of [he Feline (LO) 7.... , Serpent 489--493 ofCualion
700-705 of!he Feline (LN) 8,"",7 s""" .,..."
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70()..711
1 ]2-711
718-123
724-129
730- 135
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5]2- 517
S]8-522
523- 528
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741 - 746 of !he Fe]ine (CEl 111- 122 of Faulty Lockpicla SlS- S40 HIlTO"'1lelm
147_752 FiJ! 123- 127 of Lock picks S41 - S46 ofche Insecl
153- 158 Golden 128-131 olOpenins SoI7-5Sl Joukahloincn'lOo lden
7$9--764 Helping Hand 134-139 of Prole<:l;on SS2- 5S1 of Liaison
765-770 of]nlen:ep!ion ]4()-145 of Weaponry 558-563 of Ligh! Seein8
771- 776
777- 782
of Lightning
of Missile Snarins
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146-15] of the Begui]er "'-'"
570-575
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788-793 ReglM'$ of Frealom IS1- 162 Dream ofVduna 582-586 of Underwater Aerion
-", Keglar"s of FreedOm ~'rom 16l--]68 ofEvi] 587- 592 ofSe]nor
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18] - 18S
186-191
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611-615
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of VaLor
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245-249 Co'''''
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ofCombal
48- 51
52- 55
Feedbag of Plenty
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319-322 of Watery Death

692~7 of Comedy 56-58 Henry's Carpctba~ ofH(llding 323- 326 Burglar ik1c.:lion
698-703 Death 59-62 Heward's Handy Haversack 327- 330 D<od
104-708 Death of Ptah 63-<6 of Holding 331 - 334 of 0.1i8111ful Trampor(~
109-714 ofDisguisc 67- 70 of Infinite Wealth 335- 337 Dido's FlallNJx
71S-nO ofDisguisc II 71 _74 Jasper Thundcrhand's 338-341 Face of Xenow;
721 - 726 Faceless Haversack 342- 345 flatbox
721-732 fanged 7$-78 Kangaroo I'Quch 346-349 Goc:rl's Tackle and Ponable
73],-737 O"'enftUsk with Eyes of 79-82 Khalid's Pouch of Accessibility C.~
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738-74] Greenmask with Ey<:s of the 83..., Nithian Saddlebags 354-357 lu

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of Plenty
358- 361
362- 365
366-369
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of Many Holdings (3):3:<3)
7S0--155 Normal GRenm:ssk 103- 1(16 Pro!e<:tion Pouch 310--313 of Many Holdings (4x4x4)
7S6-161 Homed 107- 110 Pouch of ACoe$Sibility 374-171 of Many Holdings (5x5xS)
J62- 166 of Jealousy I I I- Ill Pouch of Holding 378-381 of Message Sending
767- 712 Johy&e's 114-117 ofRetuming 382- 385 Mo"")l Chan8er
773- 718 of Knowledge 118-121 Pouch of Security 386-389 MysticII Brown Coating
179-184 Kyrie's of Disguise 122- 125 Seed Satchel 390-]9] Ohm's Black
18S-190 ofLigll1 126-129 Si lent Pur$(: 394- 396 of Presc:rvation
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796-801
802-807
Magem:ssk
of Magic
134-137 Sleeping Bagof Armor
NullifICation
'01_
405-408
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8OIl-fIll Magical 138- 141 ofTe1epo1'tation 409-412 Tamate,Bako
814-1119 ofMemmy 142- 145 of Transmuting Braziers
820-825 Mirror 146-149 ofTraveling 413-416 of Commanding Fire
826-830 Monster 150--153 of Trick. Elementals
831-836 of Nigh I 154-157 of Useful hems 417-420 Hu'i Wing
837-842 of Protection 158-161 of Vanishing 421-424 of Sleep Smoke
&43-848 of Scowling 162- 165 of Wind 425-428 Buckel or Fire Snuffing
84<}-f154 of Silence 166-168 Wind Pouch Cabinel.
855-1159 of Silence Jl 169-172 of the Woodlands 429-432 of Air Restoration
860-865 Skull 173- 176 Zadron's Pouch ofWondm 4]3-436 H'Veyk's Cl ve1'1lOU$
866-8 71 Skull II 171- 180 lagyg's Spell c.:.mponent 437-440 of Minis Ie ring
~n-ll77 of Smiling 441-444
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ofSe<:urity
878-883 Spirit BI ...,I, C....
884-888 of Stealth 18 1-184 of Hiding 445-448 of Carrying
889-894 of Stealth II 18S-188 hzpi~c's Col lapsible 449-451 of Entrapment
»5-900 ofTragedy 189-192 Nev=nding of Grog 452-455 of Shelter
9111-9<16 ofTrickery 193- 196 Nev=nding of Salt Pork 456-459 String
907-912 ofTwilight 191- 200 ofPoveny Ca ns
9ll-917 Veil 201 - 204
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924-929
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of Winds n
Basin '
20S-208
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of Preserving
930-935 Win8ed 209-212 of the LG Angel 472-475 of Spinach
936-941 Winged n 213--216 oflhc NG Angel 476-479 of Worms
942-947 oflhe Wraith 217- 220 of Hidden Dange ... 480-483 Zwann's Irrigation
Suh" 221 - 224 B.. kI!l of Devouring 484-487 Zwann's W3terin8
"8-952 of Fire Resistance Bea kt ... C. nllle..
953-958 of Heat Endurance 225- 227 of Cures 488-491 of Condiments
959-%4 oflmmolation 2S - 231 of Plentiful Polion. 492-495 of Curses
96S-970 Shimmerins 232- 235 Bedroll ofDc,'n", C.nt« n.
971 -976 Su rf of the Dry Stepp" Bonl"
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971-981 feather 240-243 of Containment 504-506 of Purification
982-987 of Multiplication 244-247 Efrecli
988- 993 of Silence 248- 251 of Evapontion 507- 510 of CompreS$ion
"..,., ofTusmil 252- 255 Eversmoking 511 - 514 Exalted Component
256-259 ofFirenies 51 S-518 of Document TmnsmiS$ion
260-263 Graffili 519-522 of Scroll Holdi ng
Table L: Bags.& rrell, Bontes.and &!ilru 264-267 of Pleasanl Odors 523--526 Tenser~ I'oItmanteau of
268- 271 of Preservation Frugality
Roll h em D1scowred 272- 275 of Refreshmenl Ca,k.
OI -{J3 Enehlnl'" Enhuce menu ' 276-279 Safety 527- 530 Everfull
81~' 2~282 Tempemtu«: 531- 534 of the Wind Spy
"-", Backpack ofllolding 283- 286 Thought Cnld ro n.
08-11 of Beans 287-290 Thuba's EfRett S3S-538 of Ambrosia
12- 15 ofBcans 11 291 - 294 of Trapping 539-542 Archdruid
16-19 Bcltpouch of Disappearance 295- 298 Undead 543--546 of Blindness
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299-302 of Blood
547- 550
551 - 554
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28- 31 of Devouring 303- 306 Calabash of Plenty 55S-558 of Entrancement
32- 35 Devouring Pooch 301- 310 of Commanding Water 559-561 of foretelling
36-39 of Duplicalion Elemental • 562- 565 of fresh Water

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594-597 Warming 84'1-352 of JO$I;nl Bonts
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614-617

618-620
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625-628 of Continual W1Iler ofPlcnty 74-75 Old DrIp
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124-727 Cam.gue's of Endless Steam 971 - 974 of Awakening 138-1)9 Noora's of Propitiousness
728-130 of Endless Wlter 97.s-978 ofC~, 140-141 of Powerlessness
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13~142 [UnidImensional Safe 987-990 V.mpln Shu th 147- 148 of PnKcction 11
FlI,,"," VII I of Durance 1 4~ISI

-..,
74l-746 ofD.._ 152- 153
,"S-<lOO W"'lenkin or Pourlnl I'yroIechnil:
141- 1SO
751 - 754
of Dim unition
ZaGYS's Flowina
154-155
156-158
'ro
Rdl«Iion
FlukJ T",ble 1101: Ou. ' . nd Sllmn 1 5~160
75.s-758 Copper 161- 162 Shield""

-.
75~762 of","" RoU Ut m OIK",~ffd 163-164 Smoke OeIeaion
163-766
767- 770
,~

Iron ofT..emy "'" Men:iles$

"..,
Al.Spo....
EIIC'hulfli E.hlOlI«_nuo 1M-!61
168-169
of Spells
S""""
nI -774
V"" 03-0<
0>-06
AirS~
Chandruaklr'a
110-171
172- 174
of Transference
Unf.i!in, Light
77.s-178 of Glory Appl" 17.s-176 ofVl1"'l'"
77~782 of the Gn:. , Kingdom 07-0'1 of Brag; 117- 178 Visibility

-,
78l-786 Leomund's lG- l! ofo.o. 179-180 Yellow
117- 789 Manas of Sleep s...ds Cb_
790-79' Manas of Death 12- 13 of Ac:ctnCY ISI - I83 of"",",
_m
H~.
802-805
806-809
Manas of Fiution
Hold or lI oldln&

Cornucopia
NSORa of Fin: Resist.aocc
..
14-16
17- 18
,"
21 - 22
2l-2S
E><
ofo..
of For«
"'~
of Oblivion
1&4--185
186-187
Dllst
188- 190
19 1-192
of ViIeOdon
eo.lofw".mth

of Absorption
ofAdhcrin&
810-813 Ngona ofSilenl Moving 26-27 19l-194 AlleIjY
814--817
'.n
Ngona orUnclmtoalcr Bn:athina
,.." """
' ...29 of AlOIIerMnt 1 9~ 1 96 of Appearanoe

811-82 1 Boricnin'JofStnm ,3-" of Damnation

of Hindnnce ,...,,,
197- 199 ofS landnt$$
of PiqlWltneSS

.)
158 1 '-
J
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r
" D UJI 374-315 She ll of I'roIcction va. Birds MublH
202- 203 ofBleooing 376-377 Shell of 1'roIe<:!ion va. S34-S3S Cat's Eye
204-206
"'"" """~
536-538 ofClean1incIU
207- 208 ofD;!lappear.rnc:e )78--380 She ll of Protection vs. Evil 539-540 Granite

5<6-," """'"'
209-210 of Dryness 381 - 382 Shc lJ ofProcection vs. Fknds 541 - 542
211 - 112 ofDull ncss 383-3&4 Shell of ProIcclion VI. Good
Shell of Pn:Mection VI.
S4l-S4S W
'" Onion
213- 215
216-217 """"
Feniliul;on
385-381
Humanoids
Slw::11 ofProrol;tion .... Humans ''''
543-549
Sweet

2 13- 219
22()-221 """'"
of Forgetfulneu
388-389
390-391 Shell ofl'rotection v,. SS(l-.5S1
offour-o.l'wmIy B~
ofRaspbmies
223-224 Green SlccpinS Lyeanlhropcs SSl-S54 Rhubarb
225-226 of JUusioo 392-393 Shell of F'rolC'Ction VI. Planan 5SS- SS6 Plum • • tont
227- 229 Leech 394-396 Shell of Protection VI. f'o,o,den
230-231 Malto 's of Mind Dulling Scalekind S57- SS8 Ab$inthc
232- 233
234-235
of Mind Dullinll
of Opposition ,- Son
391- 398 Shell of Protection VI. Undud
Boiled
559-561
562- 563
,...",
African Ju Ju
Allspice

-,
-
236-238 Paralyzation 401~3 Stingin, Cloud "'l1spi~ II
239-240
24 1- 242
24J-24S
Rc-uling
R~
ofSlfeping
Turquoise
""-", ,''''"''''
Etenll l'H aut
-'"
"'-".
511 - 572
A"",
Anise
Aphrodi ....
246-247 51", f n thtn S7J-S74 Arabian Ni&lm
24&-249 Small Bird RtP'l I.ion 0\J.s1 4 1~12 Fu.thenoken S7S-S77 Attraction
2So-m Sneevng 41J-41 4 Lapland "8- 579 Bats' Blood
252- 254 Sneezing II 415-416 Plumlliner S80-S81 Ikn~r ~
255- 256 of Sneezing and Choking 411-41 9 Quill's Tokens 582-583 Seriamot't
257- 258 Spalkling 420-421 QuIa!'s M)"'tical Tok..., 584-5 86 Black ArIlI

-
259-261 ofT~lessness F1n lt" S87- S88 of the BI..::k Veil
262- 263 ofTnil Dispersion 422-423 orCommanding 589-590 Bonom ll2(l
264-265 VIOle! Dindowa' 'so( 42"-'425 ordw: M_nucr S9 L-S93 Bruno\Curse
426--428 Thumb o(the Master Th~r S94--S9S S\ICIdha l)tpc I
4 29-<1)0 f1l1r .... U of Rending 596-591 Buddha Type II
''''
266-267
268- 270
Amimagic
Apprtmic.'s
43 1-<132
43l-43S
fo ur-Lu f Clan ,..
or
Gil Dru dful SlHp .......,
S9S-S911 Buddha Type III
Bull 's
271 - 272 Black 436-431 C ... hu <If Discomfort
"'_ Carnation
27J- 274
27S-277
Clourlkill
ofDesin: (Block)
Intt nM'
438-439 of M~;t a tiQfl "'--
"'_
Chocolate
Citronella
218-219
2&0-231
2tl_2tl
of Dc:!Iin: (Bone)
ofDesin: (Crystal )
ofDesin(GoIden)
"""'"
"'-
of Obsession
Shahpcsb's of Obsession
l o un Slo ....
61(H;11
6 12-613
614-016
Cive\
CleoM.y
"r ev..ul~LIun
",...,.
,..."" .,,-'"
-.....,..
284-236 ofDesire(ScuId) Balian's Yellow 6 17-613 of Comclinen
237- 238 Disin1egJll1ion
of'Distraction 449-451
Blue-<irftn Spindle "...,. """""""''''
621-622 Conuntntioa
291 - 293 of' Hatchl in& DnI&on Breath 452-453 Briaht SilYC1" Cylinder 623-625 Confusion
294-295 of Very youn& Drap Breath 454-<455 I)riaht White Re<;tan&le 626-627 Conq~rin& Glory
296-297 of Young DraSOn Brel th 456-458 Brown Rhomboid 628-(;29 Controllin,
298- 299 of JUv<:nile DragOtl Breath 459-460 Cerulean Blue Rhomboi d 61(H;32 CrabApple

--
300-302 of Young adult Dra,on Breat h 461-462 Cleat Pink Sphere 633-634 Ctmsin,
303- 304
305- 306
of Adult Dragon Breath
of Man,", adult Dragon Breath
",.....
"'-",
Cleat Prism 635-636 Cumin Seed

307- 309 of Old Dragon Bn:. lh

CIarSp/IeK
Coppc1' Re<;tangle "...... ,
637-638 C"...""
Damnalion
310-)11
312- 30
314-316
ofVay Old Onion Breath
ofVcnerabIc: Onp Breath
of Wynn Onp Brnlh
470-471
4n-474
47S-476
[)eq> Block Sphere
I)cqI Purple PtUm
[)eq> R~ Sphere
.......
........,
642-643 Desire Erne's
Doas lsay's
DoubleCrou
317- 318 of Grnol Wynn DnI&on Breath 471-4 78 f1ickeri"ll White Snowflake ,,'-'''' Dnlgon 'i Blood
319-320
321 - 322
Dreamhold
Egg offasdnalion
"'-480
481-483
Gol d Ellipsoid
Gf«n Sphere
651-652
653-654
'''m
Dypshe~'I oflhe Black Veil
323- 325 Flame 484-485 Incandestent Blue Sphere 655-657 Elixir
326-327 FogClood 486-437 Li ght BI"" Prism 658-(;59 Enchantment
328-329 Golden 488-490 Maroon Star ""-", ,,, Eucalyptus
330-332
Jl3- 3l4
Gold of GhasllLr
Obsidian ofG hasur
491-492
493-494
OnnJt'Cubc
Pale Gnm Ellipsoid
",-
,,'-'" Evil Ere
31S-336
337- 338
Gold of Ghasw
SilYC1"ofGhastar
49S-496
497-499
Pale Llvcnder Spindle
Pale Yellow loungt "'-
"'-''''
Exciscmml
",",W
339-34 1
300-"" l'!:arty Whilt Pmm
""'
671 -673 Fi~ finger Grau
l42- l4} Guardian 502-5(13 Pink Ell ipwid 674-675 Frangi Pani
}44-345
346-348
HmI·Boilcd
Imprisonment
,"'-""
507-5(18
Pink II. Gf«n Ellipsoid
PuceCubc
67H77
678-680
Gl lon",lt's
Gardenia
l49-350
35 1- 352
Incubalum
Khmel 's Philosopher's
509- 510
511- 512
Pul .i"ll Red Star
Ptm: While 0ctaMdr0n ..,.....
68 1-682
,,3-<8,
GCUlIW}' 's
GoodT~
35)-354
3SS-3S7
353- 359
Mishakal's Token
Muhicolor
5 13-5 15
510-517
Rainbow Ellipsoid
Rainbow Spindle ....., G""
PowdcroflM Hero's !lean
Philosopher's 518-519 Scarlet &. Ill"" Spbere ....." Hiah Conqumn,
3~361
362- 364
orllle Phomi~ 1
Pink
5W-522
523- S24
SilYC1" Rod
Si[YC1" Sphere
"'-,
......,. High Joim the Conqueror's
Hindu Grlu
36$-31i1i ofReuon 52S-S26 Sil""')' MirrotCubc 697-@8 Honeysuckle
367- 368
369-370
""rn
ofShauerin,
527- 528
529-S3I
Soft Bh..;k Rectangle
Yellow Sphere
"'-'00
701 -703
Hypnotic
H,"",
371 - 373 Shell of l'ro1ec1ion 532-533 Kulwl'Tam's fruit of H",Un, 704-705 Powder of Ima,es

./ 1582
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I'!Iwd(n 87] - 872 Trollflowcr 18-19 A rmor 8 • •h
706-107 Jamaica 87)-874 ofweolth An
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JIG-7l2
Je:zebel
Jinx RmI(III'inS
SmGu
87'-'" of Fitt Qumching
2G-21
22-23
Blue 01\ Bronu
Dnosoond-by·!he-Cliff
713- 714
"''''''' 818-&79
,," p. S"" " The GIad;'I"",
Glorindel'll GlIes
7lS- 716
117- 719 "'""'"
Life 880-881 of AMlion
2S-26
27- 28 Glorindel~ Living Pain.;n,
721}-721
722- 723
li ly oClhe Vi lley
of Magic Dete<:lion
......
882-1183
Ston ...
"fWashina 29-30
31 - 32
18r1ine~ I'orIrai!
Nor\'al'llTimely Ponf1l;t

-
Magnoli. BeaW"Cgard'likautiful Bauble 33- 34 Pigments of Longnily

......."
724-72~
726-728
729-730
731- 732
moons
736-737
718-739
740-74 1
""""'"'
"""""
"~
"~.
Nan;isawl
New life
.....,.
881--388

891-893
...."
898-&99
Bimbomushi
BIoocIstclM of FisWxIantilu:s
Owdol,.
of Cold ImmWlily
of Conlinual Lia1n
ofCo' l!n)liillj ElnlI Elemental.
ecru,kiln
3S-36
37- 311
,9-«>
A..'1t
41-42
4 3-44
,>-4.
""-
Ponr:oilun: by Magic

Widow'lWal1:

Full
ot Hole runehing

742- 744 Nine M Yltery

900-90'
90'-"" Coned Well 47-48 '""
"=

-,
""""
7. 5-746 90>-906 0..= Ballnre S.,.les
747- 748
749-751
Oak';n-Acom
of Obsession
907-909
9l0-911
ofEvnbumina
Findtt'l "
'"-"
of Conver$ion
"f Harmony
m -753
7S4-7SS
Olibanum 912-913
914-916
Glowstone
of Good Luck
52- 53
"'-" ,,-
"fJudgment

756-757
"'- 917-918 ofGulllldThiondat Banntrs
758-760
761 - 762
763-7~
PurificaTion
Puchezma's of Edible Objects
~\ofthcHcro'sHea<1
919-920
921-922
923-925 N_
Honing
My,IC's ,,( Mixed Luck
of Mystniowi Sounds
56-57
.....,
5&-59

.....,,
of Attraction
ofBrIVff)'
c....r
76S-767
768-769
no-m
m _174
Quirt..
Reversibility
'-..,
R~
92~21
923-929
9~)2
93)-934
Oval ofT:wIo'l Guardian
Philosopher's
PhiloSO!lher'sll
....
62-<3

,,-<9
Dnlaon Flail
ofFaocily
FI.a& of Unl""" Colors
Flyinlj
o(Sampling
77S-176
777-118 """'''''''''
Smoke
9JS- 9J6
937-938 of Shielding
10--71
72
ofFricndsbip
Holy
779-780
781 - 7&3
Snake
Solomon's
939-941
942-943
"fSilence
Sponac 5lO/lC
7l-74
7S-76 ....,
oflnsults

784-785
786-181
Spikenard
Spirit ........
"'-", TTwo,,,1
W""'_ ,.....
77- 78 MIJic Shield
I'I:qnant of Bravery
,"-'"
791 - 792
r_
Trinity
949-950
951-952
W"'"
of Warmth
or...,
,,-" ofPri.....:y
of Protection
793 - 794 953- 954 .s-as OfProtec1ion II

.....
V"",," ,,(Weight
79S-796 Vibration 9SS-9S7 ofthcWcll 87-88 or Renown
797- 799
802-&0,
Virgin Olive
,...,,,
958-959 Tn8~fool ofTcl1"Of

....... """"
802-803
Vision
Tub
Tan,levlne RDOI 91-92
Behold~r "'"
Moulhpkks

..... "
,.740&
Will Pvwtr
Wintef&l"CC'l
Wishin,
,,-
"'--
967- 968
of Accusation
of Enticemmt
oft Summec'Jlny
,,.,.
,3-9<

Bell......
Fanapi<;k
AbIorbin,

811 - 812
m- 81~
816-817
Witch'.!
X"
Y]ang Ylan8
969-970
Tooth
971-973
Tho", ofSIH p

of I)ahlveNw
"
98- 99
100-101
ofB"'llh
ofBr'ffzcS
of Roanna

V...,,
SI$-8 19 Zo«K
Zula Zul.
Poppy .... tty
974-97~
976-977
Warn
-~
s_
Be~( hH
]02- ]03
104-]OS
of En=nbnnce
of Lo:viuotion
.,.."
!2Hl'
'KU
Ibka,laTn 978-980
981-982
of Care fill Hcarina
Ceiling
](16-]07
lQS-]09
of Ramming
BI..,k ""'a1l
827-828 Death of the Daf1ld S'tin 983-984 ofFabritlltion Bl . ~ke ts
829-83 I Ke'r'ffnyaga 98S-986 ofHearin, 110- 111 ofComfOM

,-
8J2-8J3 p.
,.)-,or
987- 989 Sea lin, 112- lll
114-11S
of DomJuring

--
of WI nina of l'rot«Iion
8:w-a)S of EIcmaI Slumber Weeds 116-111 Silk C~ of Warm III
836-3)8 Wraith of Roles of Etemal 992-99) ....=
oftbe Wil/;h
118-119
. ~~
of SIHpi",
Slumber
,,'-"" ." '"
-,.............
S ... h of RoHo of E,m>al Z ... lebuk or Zymurv o{Atoin.. tcd",oack

84]-842
Slumber
of Rovenloft
'"
l21 - 122
123- 124
of Blindness
of Fly ina
84)-84S of Forgetfulness Tible N: HOIIHhoid lIems 12S-]26 of ServinII
Sand ofTMIl1t Roll I temOlK~1't'd 127- 128 ofS~n8
S,." , [MilanI" [RhnHmnll· 129-nO of S...-pint II

, Dragon Lily
Enchanted 0Imy Pits{Brown)
"
'2-<fl
Ami ls
Ab..,.. ofC.klll.I"'~ Brusttn
13 1- 1l2 "eoron
Higll of the C>warvft
a~24S-4
85S-SS6
8S7-8S 8
ErK:hantod Cherry Pits (Gold)
Enehantod Cherry Pits (Rod)
Fi",zced
'*'"
06-0' [ron orthe Armies
,,-09 orthe Lortmil Mountain~
133-114
13H36
137- 138
ofDetanalina
of Groom ina
Vladium'J Fabulous Equine

.......,, N_
8~9-86 1 of Growth Apro~s Bultllns

......
862--863 Damage Curill8
Disease CuriIl8
lO-II
12- ]]
l"' l ~
of Comfort
FIandaI Sttel!Jr.in"
....."'"
139-14D
1~1 - ]42
1~3-I44
of BiasI ina
ofConfu.ion
DiKIII
......" S~ 16-17 Al"lbeI'J UII".bI~ Bear
'" of FutenillJ

.J \..
1583

..
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BunoaJ 275---276 Fanning <00-40, Shapeshilkr
146-147 of Rosy Vision 271-218 five Fire 402--403 ofSi1tocc
CM ndlc Snuffers 279-280 Wind «J4.4O' Silver ,,(Portll.
143-149 ofDealh 28 1-282 FlIhl ng Lu", «>6-<0' of Sir dan

......"'."
ISO-]~1 of DoIlsing Flshl" , Poles Skek:ton

1S4-ISS ,-,
152- IS3 of Exploding

1S6-IS1 "fServing
283-284 of Angling
28.$-.286 of Eujgcration
2V- lSS of Levilalion
41\-412
413-414
Skelclon II
Spider
"fStonge
CI'1If'1t '89 of Monster Fishing 41s--<416 orTranalation
158- 159
A~_

290-291 "fRescue 417-418 of Unlockin,

160-161 orD;ving 292- 293 ofTreasuR Fishing 419-420 Wizard.,
162- 163 "fFighting 294- 295 .'Ol'll' "fMe'a' ProitcUOn Ll ddcn
164- 165 of Flying ."orks 421-422 of Balance
166-167 ofFryinli 2%-297 Planar 423-424 Benhi's ExprelS
'" Leonardo'. of FlyinS 298-299 "fTravel 425-426 of Climbing
169- 170
17l- L72
113_174
RUI of MOIl>crlna
Rug ofSmoIhnina
RugorWdc~
31)0-;1(11
C ••·cls
GaULt 01 Appuranoe

302- 303 of AlICtions

...,'"
421-428

42~30
of Inwimablc Length

of Candlcmakin,
175- 176 SclfCieanin, 304- 305 of AUlhority 431-432 of CurillJl
In - 178 SoIomon'1 Magic 306-307 ore,,,,, <3, ofDrinkillJl
119-180 Ca ..-in&orR",lful Slftp 301H09 c-. Cuntr'l Tools orSllnndl 434-435 of Duplication
Chain
ISI - IS2 of Amoesia
G .. pplin K lronl
310-311 Eochamed
"'m"
436-437 Bashal) To:ndrilipl
m

-,
183- 184 oflhe Aocellors Oargoy le 438-439 Byubo) of Audacity
185- 186 313- 314 OrifTon's Claw
187- 188
of EXira Scalins
ofHelpltssoeSi 31S-316 of Luckless Relurning """''',
.........
442-443
ofCominual Lipl
Shullered of Conlinual Lipt
189-190
191- 192
ofRelaxill8
ofRenieval
HamnlockJ
317-31S of Enullpmeru .......
"3-«,
, of """""
Onjoo
'"
194- 195
196-197
ofSccin,
ofTrav.1
of Ugliness
319--320
321 - 322 of l'roIcction
Hl ndktrdl-ef.
4.50-451
452-453
"'"
ofthc Four Winds
ofthc: Genic$
198- 199 Couc:h ofCornfortable !;ul;ng 323- 324 ofLenglh 4S4-455 Goldmane) Dazzler
200-201 Cloak CII.p of lI oldln, 325- 326 ofSne<:<tillJl
".
,,_
ofGrey..... k
C ords 111m...,., 457-45S of Hone sly
202- 203 of Binding 327- 328 ofSl:ker 459-460 Hurricane
204- 20S ofEkbir 329--330 Spider 461-462 of l,"ilion
206-207 Faithful Knol Hlsp. 46)-464 lila,) Abomillllblc Beacon
208- 209 Kybal's 3lL-132 of Lock in,
C.,
210-211 ofEntrll~
333-334 of Reloading
"'_
of Infinile Burnin,
Krill ..) Bluer
HlnC" .....70 of Li&hlillJl
212- 213 of Rest1 _ 33S-336 of Opening 471-472 of Lona Bumin,
214-215 of Suspension of Lona Bumi", 11
C ur lalns '" of Shrieking
338-339 il ook /If Adh ..~""e
47l-474
475-476 Magic

'" ofOC'lth
217-218 of Scenery
219--220 of Spying
221 - 222 C u. hlon of R.voerilion
ll ourglIJHt
340-341 Auquhol'sTypel
342-343 AuqullOl's Type II
344-345 Auquhol's Type III
.,
477-478
479-480

482-483
M. lthrox 's Shadowcll$lC1
Messakk 's E)'"
of Mullichromllicism
of Plant Growth
"''',
223- 224 of RUludying
34&-347 Brirw,llelOple 's Time Bomb
34$-349 of fin: and Icc
484-485
486-487 ''''-
ofSpyina
22S-226 ofSludying 350-351 Obcdi.nl 488-489 of Summonin,
227- 228 Dlcfrion of Upt and 152- 353 ofScein, 490-491 Thcssall ~ Wayguidcr
I). runs 1S4-3SS 'Jimqlass of the Wozard 492-493 ofTtmed li&hli",
""'.
229-210
231 - 232
Magital
Arulhlr); Livin,
356-357 ofTimekeepin8
l~k>o' flll
of Concealmenl
....
494-495

496-497
~
Lwnbkln Ikd

358--359 Nohc's Locks and Bolli

233 -23~ M
235 - 236
231- 238
Black Cryslal
of Oisappearaoee
'"
361 - 362
Iron.
Evcfull
of Sc:ollmaking
~98-499

L",
500-501
Skic's LockJ and Bolts

of Bum in,
239--240 of Displacement 363-364 of Jmprisonmenl SOl-SOl Combinalion

'"
242- 243
,~,

ofGuardin,
36S-366
367-368
ofOpenin,
orsl..... '"
"S-S<l6
offloali",
of Ramming
244-245
246-247
RCYOlving
Lcun ofTeleponalion
369-310
171 372
Throwin,
of T..... fC1'aKC "'-'"
SQ9--j l0
ofRqx1ili'IC Bumina
or Roll~I"
248- 249 Greater ofTd.portation 373- 374 KI)'I.n '. Wood. n Tray 5 11-512 of Snoring
ofT~

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2so-m Mllchn
252_2S3 Trick 31S- 376 Courier 51) -51 ~ Masical
254-255 D..,... r of Easy Rt lrlnll 377- 378 Dowsing 51S- 516 of Many liahll
256-2S7 Ema ofWI. h... 379- 380 of Entmncc Mlrron
258--259 Epos'. lron Rations 381 -3 82 G.~ 5J7- 518 Baltron) Hand
260-261
262- 263
",
.',"S
265-266
("f",I" n TO>o'tI
("f.du,p Spon ~
faltbfu l Knot

ofClwming
)83- 384
Ma,.
38S-387
388--389
390-391
of Inquiry

ofOpcning
ofQuinarost
ofQuin.l'OSI lI
519--52tl
521 - 522
52l-S24
52S-526
527-S28
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267- 268 a.b 392-393 ofQuinarost lll '29 ofDuplicalion
269- 270 Cooling 394-395 of Reunion BO-SJI Empoo<'
27 1- 212 ofDaoeing 396-397 RO&lI.) 532-S33 ofEnli&htenment
273- 214 Fanfare 398-399 Saddle 534--535 Evem's ofEnvi.ble lmagc

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S~S37 ... fFear Pt.," 797- 798 Spade of CoIoml Elo.eaval;on
S38-539 f1amilli ofT""h 669-<>70 Book 799-SOO Sl.,. or Idutlflntlea

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674-075
676-677
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Pl aner of Purity
80'-80<
80>-806
Bubble
Challed EVffSIlIOI:ing
SolS-54? of Lakes 678-679 Plane, ocrurily n 807- 808 Elminster's Evusmoking
WI- 5St ofLif. Sav ini Poku 809-810 Permanent Evcf'5moi:ina

-
of Life Trapp ina 68()-681 llolnin,
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5H- SS4 Malto's of Reccnt;on
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682-683
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of Fire Con\J'(ll
81 1-1112
813-8 14 Lulillj
SSS-SS6 of M.... tal Prowcu
......., o(Searing 81S-8 16 o( Puckering
5S1-S58
SS~S60
S61- S62
563- 564
Mwty
NQt-So-FWlny Funhowe
N...,. D'Ap'Jof LifeTrappi",
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... o(Summoning
Pol of PlIn! PI'OIKlion
Prism.'" URful Enchu ifli Gur
.,..." Bloc:k andTlCklc
817
8111-819
820-821
Self- Lightin,
o(Smoke Rings
o(Smoking
822-823 of Snake Summoning
S6S-S66
'61- '68
of the Put
of Portal s
692-693 Fish Hookt
.9U9' Flin. ."-'>,
Spinning Wh... I,
C.,.,
56')-570
'71 - 572
Readil\i
of Recall '" Grappling Hook
697-<9. Musical MilUlnl
&26-827
Spoons
Spinning Wh«1

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m - 576 ofRenectina 701 _702 Weaponblac:k l)G-lIl l ofEa.i",
m ofRetet.lion 703- 704 832- Ul of Medica,ion
578-579 of RC'Versal Quill Pens 8l4-glS ofMixil\i
mH81 ofSeeini] 705- 706 of Copying 836-837 Murlynd ~
S82- 583 ofSendina 707- 108 ofErasil\i g38-&3 9 M..sical
S&4-5SS of Simple Order
586-5i7 ofSophisticalion 1 11- 712 K_,
109-11Q ofFooiery
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841-342
of Slicking
of Stirring
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"8-5g9 Spell
S91)...591 of Spirit Seeing
S92- 593 ofTravel
7 1l-7] 4
7 ]S-716 of Longwn.ing
7]7-1]8 of Ne<:romancy
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596-597 ofV.nity of Pyrophilius 849-850 of Ore akin a
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598-599 Yefar's Mlgk 722- 723 of Scribbling 851-852 Cold
600 Yin-Yanl 724--725 of Scroll Crnlion 853-854 of Descend;ng

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601-602 E~ina R~
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128-729 ofTranscriplion
1lO-7lt ofTrulh
732- 733 Windscribc
8S1-8SS of Judgmmt
,,9-860 ofSlippinS
1""""
Mur.dn
607-<0.
611-6]2 "
of Lycanlhrope CO!l1rol
ofM~ulinH
ofTrainin,
7l4-715 Wondrous Writins Set
736--737 Zello!'s of Law
738- 739 Rig of Drying
Ra kn
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861-862
863-864
of Auachment
of Lash ina
of Pearl.
of Sbacklel
Nllb 740-74 1 of Climb ina 86H69 Tangk: of
61l-614
61$--616
BiasI Spike
of Building ,«
742_743 ofl .....
of Retrieval
87O--i71
872-873
of Warding
St)'lul of Serib1ag
611-618
619-620
621-622
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ofPointi",
74S-746 Ship
747- 748 ofSmooIhins
749-750 ofTracking
Sundial.
874-875
876-877
ofDi=tiOl1
ofTimek"ping
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Ten-Pmny
75 1-752 Baltron 's 871H179
, ofBa"'lUCI,

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626-627 15)--754 of Close Shlving of Contents
Nft'dIH
"8-<29 of Death
755-756 ofT"""
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ofPlen1)l

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630-631 ofLivc:lyT.tIOOI 757- 7S8 ofOimbin8 886--181 Writ ing
632-633 Magical DarninS 759-760 OfConMClion T),blf<lolh s
634-635 ofRep.air 761 - 762 ofEnlll1g1emeni Augri~l'OI1e's

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636-637
638-639

642-6043
ofSewina
ofSewil\i II
N~fradl n." Idendfltr
Ndradln. 's ]IIIp....."
763_764
765- 766
767- 168
'69
Urulgin 's of Entanglement
Inf",jte
Tlilin':l Tia,htrope
Sah-n .f Growlh
889-890
Tlblels
891--892
ofFeast;n,

MyricuJ 's ofF, 1(

,,'-'" of Spiril Summoning
Idealir..,r Sm TapulriH
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ofSpidng 776--777 Sellt ofWtlglllng 901-902 of Rooms
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651--652 of Swill Writ;ng 180-78 1 of Yigor ..>-906

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653-654 of Truth 182_183 Seal,fBa rw: TtlJ.d of Skill u d G ,,«
Shaken TtltK(>pu
655-6S6
657-658
rill.
of Earth Paning
CI1rSC(! of Earth Parting
784-785
786--78 7
S ho~l .
EICrnal Salt
Hugnn 's Spice ......"
9 11--912
Tonls
ofF.nlaSlic Vision
of True Vi,ion

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661-662
Desalination Tablet
of Hangover Relief
788-789
790-791
of Anim,"ion
of Diu in, '"
9 14-91 5
ofClplivily
D<w

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66'-'" o f Plmliful Water
PIII_ of R~nelll iio n
'92
79l-794
Cwxd of Dilling
of Gra~iuing
916-917
918--919
of LIIJ""y
Mist

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921)....921 Polychromatk 114- 118 Chime orOpening 474-477 Lute of LocI
119--122 Singalong Lute
922- 923
924-925 "'"
of Sheller 12J.-127
&bast;an', Chirm of Opening
Chime of Time
478-482
483-487 Skywal ket lute

-
92~27 of Standing 123--132 Chime ofVisitol'$ 488-491 Woodwalking Lute
928- 929 of Warning 13l-137 Chime of Warning 492-496 Building Lyre
930-931 X 138- 141 Cymbal of Crashing 497- 501 Canailh Lyre
T hreadJ
932-933
934-935
936
of Aging
of Cornm.ands
of Embroidery
142- 146
147- 151
....
Cymbal nfSymbols

152-156 Drum of Deafening

157- 160 Lei Kung's Drum
~02- S06
507- 510
SII-SIS
516-520
eli Lyre
Dorus~

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Fu Hsing':l Lyre
Thron es 161- 165 Drum of Mena<:<: S21 - S2S Loquacious Lyre
937- 938 of Death 166-170 Native Drum 526-529 Lyre of the Spheres
939-940 Hlidskialf 111- 175 Drum of Panic S30-S14 Lyre of Wounding
941-942 of Incineration 116-179 Drum of Silence 53S-539 Canaith Mandolin
943--944 of Puwer 180-184 Snare Drum 540-543 Cli Mandolin
94S-946 of Summoning 18S-189 Tabcle 544-548 Pick of Propitiousness
941-948 ofTransfonnation 191)-193 Dnun of Thunder 549-553 Pick of Strumming
Tool ~t. 194-198 DughaI\ Pm:ussion J/lSlnlments 5S4--558 Qanum of Quiet
949--950 Gcmcutter's of Sunndi 199--203 Butler Summoning Gong 559--562 Qanum of the Spirits
951-952 Thieve!)' of Stealth 204-208 CbainGong 563- 561 Rab<lbah of the Dao
953-954 Woodwor1<.,.'s of Dyvel"$ 2(19...212 Gong of Dispelling 568-572 ' Ud of~ Marids
Ton:h.. 213-217 Gong (If Earthquakco 573-571 Extreme Violin
95S-956 of Continual Fire 218-222 GongofFisbing 578-581 Game Violin
957- 958 Continual 223-227 Ricking Gong 582- 586 Saxon Violin

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959--960 of Control 228-231 Gon8 of Stunning 581- 591 Unnecessary Violin
961 Gruumsh's Ev<:rouming 232- 236 Goog of Sununoning 592- 595 Violin Rack
U t~nsll s 237- 241 Gong of the Whirlwind ,"-"" ZitbcrofSpeed
962-963 of Cleanliness 242- 245 Gourd ofTm.v<:1 601-«15 Zither of Zombie Control
of the Cultured Pal.te 246-250 Ranle of Death 606-<10 Zi~r of Zombie Proteclion
966-96' of Etiquette 25J - 255 Ranle of Exorcism 611-614 Takbt "ftbe Jan n
Va n.. 256-260 Rattle ofShakinglJld Rolling Wind Inl trumentl
968-969 Greater of Location 261 - 264 Rattle of Summoning 61$-619 Aimlis's Shining Hom
970-971 lesser of Location 26S-269 Ranle of Youth 620-624 Amplification Hom
Wind",... 270-274 Riqq of the Efrect 62$-629 Animal Attraction Pipe:
972- 973 Display Slringed Instruments 630-633 Animal Calls Hom
974-975 ofOressing 27S-279 Fochlucan Bandorc 634-638 Axewood Whistle
976-971 of Opacity 280-283 Biwa of Calming 639-643 AZUre Sea Hom
978-979 "f,,"ping 281- 288 Bi ....... ofCh=ning 611- 648 B.>rri.r Peab Hom
980-981 of Spying 289-293 Biwa of Discord 649-652 Baubles Hom
982- 983 of Visiting 294-297 MacF uinnidh Cinem 65)-6$7 Black Ivory Hom
984-985 Xylograph 298-302 Dughal'l Musical Instrumem 658-062 Blasting Hom
\'o\;t!) 303- 301 Anstruth Harp 663-<66 Bone Flute
986-987 of Boar Harnessing 308- 312 Azler'sHarp 667-67 1 Bubbles Hom
988-990 of Flight 313- 316 Bragi's Harp 672-676 Collapsing Hom
991 - 993 of Irritation 317_321 Bm.gi's Harp of Calm 677-681 Command Hom
99_ of Obedience 322-326 Broken Harp 682-685 Confusion Bagpipes
997- 998 Practical 327-331 Harp of Charming 686-690 Copper Pipes
999--000 of Underwater Action 332- 335 Harp of Channing n 691-695 Courage Fl ute
336-340 Harp of Channing lJ 1 696-700 Cymholi's Pipes of Sounding
341 - 345 Damh's Harp 701 - 71)4 Damh's Flute
Ta ble 0 : l\Iu, k alln SlrumeD IO 346-350 Defender's Harp 705- 709 Damh's Pipes
351 - 354 Harp of Discord 710-714 Dang.,. Flute
Roll 110m Di""o...., ~ 35S-359 Dove\ Harp 715-718 Deafness Whistle
01-<1< EnchantC'd Enh l ncements' 360-364 Esbcen's Il arp 719--723 Death's Head Hom
0'""' [ • • trumpet 36S-368 Harp of Fingerbreaking 724-728 Dismissing Flute
11}-14 La !,)"n. of Deafe ning 369-373 Fochlucan Harp 729-733 DjinnNay
Pen:u$s lon Inn rumonts 374-378 Harp of Gold 734-737 Dolphins Hom
1S-18 Bell of Al ann 379--383 Handharp 738-742 Doom Pipes
19-23 Bel!ohhe B.ll 384-387 Harp of lIealin8 743-747 Doom Trumpet
24-28 BeUofCalling 388-392 Jhantn\ Harp 748-752 Dragon Whistle
29--33 ChoirBdl 393-397 MacFuinnidh Harp 753-756 Droning Bagpipes
34-37 Churth Bell 398-402 Marks Harp 757- 761 Dughal's Bagpipes of Fear

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38-42

48-52
Cow Bell
Bell of Discord
Bell of Doom
403-406 Methild's Harp
407-411 Murlyn's Harp of Channing
412-416 Nithanalor's Harp
762-766 Dugal's Musical Instrument
767-770 Faerie Flute
771-775 Fear Bagpipes
,3-"
57-61
Bell of Freedom
Golden Bell of BIasling
4 17-420 Ollanth Harp
421-425 Questing Harp
776-780 Feline Atmtction Bagpipes
781- 785 Fog Hom
62-<6 Bell of Lament 426-430 Rhingalade's Harp 786-789 Fog Hom II
67-70
71 - 75
'0-110
Pavlov's Bell
Bell of Protection
Bell of Ringing
431-435 Harp of Spirit Rest""'tion

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436-439 Stonn's Harp of Methild
Throbbing Harp
81-85 Bell ofTre""hery 445-449 Valardc: 's Harp
80-11, Bell of Warning 450-454 Zunzalor's Harp
90--" BellofWamingll 45S-458 Lyron'll Harpsichord of
95-99 Alexand.,.\ Chime of Opening Commanding
100-104 Featherchime 459-463 Building Liar
10S-108 Chime ofHun8er 464-468 Cool Hand Lute
-'" Gas Pipes
79S-799 Gateway Whistle
800-804 Gjaller
805--808 GoodnC'SSiEvil Hom
809-813 Hard Heam Hom
814-8 18 Haunling Pipes
819- 823 Headache5 Bagpipes
824-827 Herding Whistle
828-832 Hom of the GI'lI)' Waste

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83l-817 Kankle
V ..... , Luck Flute
7:l-74
75-77
,0-8,
78-79
Cami>'OrOllt
of Containment
HOI Air
225- 227
228- 229
2JG-2Jl
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M.gital
M.rbol'.
842-846
&41-851
Pain Pipn
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232- 233
Cftlo.
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m - 8SCi Panic: Pipes 2J<-2J• ofAlmor
SS1-860 Peace Shakuhaci 87-88 ofTnwlins 237- 238 Bloodcoin
239-24(1
161-865 PI-rinS FlIIIC 89-00
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871-875 Rat Wbistle 9 1-93 243- 245 Eight Diagram
876-879 Recording Reoordn 246-247 EI~
881).88-4 Reviving Bugle
.....,
Billon Sl<ull T(llt m l 248-249
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88s-889
89G-89l
894-898
'''-'OJ
Sacred Grove H()nI
$cpu:mber Hom
Sewer Pipes
Se-.wrPipesU
....
98- 99

100-102
Bison Skull Totem
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E,ii

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250-25l
252- 254
255-256
IS1- 2SS
Gold
of luck
Penny "fluck
Platinum

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9IK-9O.
913-917
9]8-922
Shanmng Bagpipes
Shoo Hom
SigNling Hom
Silver flllle
103-](14
10000106
]07-108
109-111
Canoe ofT:we1

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Small Fold:na;
259-261
262_263
Rli.ilin'sCuncd Money
Rccumin& Pauly
264-265 Silver
266-267 COM ofC.mmunk.t\cl ..
923-927 Sleeping Bugle 112-113 Larp Foldin, 268-270 C"o'lnn l U ght Rd lft t....
92&-931 Sounding Pipes 114-115 Foldin" Conocl( 271 - 272 Co ntrol 0011
932-936
937-941
Speakin" Pipes
S ~opp;ng Whistle
116-118
119-120
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Goerl'J Portable Canoe/Tac:klc 27)-274 ,
CI'}'IC. I Bi ll .

942-946
947- 950
951-955
Summoning Whisllc
Tnoining WltUtle
Tricoos' Hom
121- 122
123-124
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Hasty Bara:e ofNyr Oyv
H_
275-276
277- 279 III
284)...281 ,V
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UDCOnlmlw.le Saidin" Hom 125-127 ,~ 282- 283 .....:<: Clai",udic()f;C
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Valor Hom
128-129
llO--llI
Joukahaif!en'l
Joukahaincn's l1
2"-'"
287- 288
H~u
E~ oftbe Gods
"..". Vast Swamp Hom 132-133 Mittboec 289-'" Mom11in's
97S-979 Voices Hom \3.4-136 i'I'>rtIblcCmoe 291 - 292 CI)'st. 1 1'a.1'Ot
980-983 Waking Bugle 137- 138 Qua.al 'J M~~ical ~alh« CI'}"su l Warriors
984-988 War Hom Token 29)-295 Diamond
'89-99J Waler Pipes 139-140 Scmekhtec Barge 296-297 Olass
"..., Wind Dancing Flu~e 141-143 SmUKiler's 29S-299 Jade
144-145 Storm Ride:- ofllle Oeamat Sea 300-301 Por<:clain

Table p , W~ rd !;1.1f
146-147
14&-149
Theon'J Fokling
TUb of Sai"ns
302- lG4
C .....
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150-152 U...... 305-306 of Abilities
Roll \lem DiKO>-ered 153-154 u....... 307- 308 Bullion
01-<>2 Enclllnttd Enll'lKemntl* 155-1S6 Vainamoinon'l 309-3 10 ofCallin8
AIK~on 157-1 58 Xiplloid X.bee: 3 11- 313 Cubie N>oc

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Aerial
Aerial II
Fi.hing
159-161
Brldl~.
162- 163
Bra" l1o .... m.a

of Acquiesce
314--315
316-317
3 18- 320
CubicOlle
Cubic Yan!
Dacm's lnstan~ Fortrns
10- 11 Hold Fast 164--165 ofCon~rol 321 - 322 of Disabiliti es
12- \3 Moo 166-167 of Control II 323-324 ofF=<
14-15
16-18
19-20
21 - 22
23-24
St-.faring
Cursed of Staying
Greater of SIIyi..,
lesser ofScaying
of Weight
168-170
171-172
173-174
175-177
17&-179
of_
Golden
ofLislmi",
PI ..... Sllifl..

of Sptakina
325-326
327- 329
330-331
332- 333
334- 33S
of ""'"
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of Frost Resistance
G'~
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25-27 A ntt on.e ofTiilnl ulat lon 184)...18 1 of Taming 336-338 Khu~g" Copper
J8-" App . ... tu. of K...11111 182- 183 of Win" 339- 340 of liquid Coolin.
Arms 184-186 C • • ragUt', Iron Goltm 341 - 342 of Luck
30-31 of Doom Carts 343- 345 ofSweem.ss
32- 34 Silver of Ergoth 187-188 ofConvmi.nce Dtduo of C.nls
35-36 Silver of Erz«b 11 189-190 ofDc.:k$ 346-347 ofa.....
A,lrol.btI l'H - ln Moo. 348-349 DoIlY
37- 38 Celestial Castles 350-351 ofOttking
J.... of Hcnrik 193-195 CIood 352- 3501 Fon ..... Ttlliog
41-"3 of Entrapment 196-197 )55-3S6 of 111.........
CIood
Celestl." l PI. nllpht n:
Halb
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B_
198-199
Cblln,
200-202 Daisy
3S7- 358 of Illusions 11
359- 360 Jancan" ofM;my Thi""
361- 363 of Many Things
48-49 of Cosmecology 203- 204 Danleor's Dungcon 364--36S of Many Things II
SO-52 Coo 205--206 ofTranspol'l 366-367 Q -
53- 501 Elcmmtal (Earth) ChariolS 368-370 ,~
SS-56 Elemental (Air) 207-208 ofFl&meI 371- 372 Tarot Deck ofManyThiftp

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H - 59

62-<3
Elemental (fire)
Elemental (Water)
of Endless Suing
212-213 ,,-
2(),}-211 franklyn " bcrediblc

214-215 Myl's MOIM

373- 374 T~,
37S- 376 of Wondrous Power
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216-217 of ..
218-220 Undo:no-ater
22 1-222 ofVix
377- 379
384)...381
O'tt
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Time Joumeyinl

8.IICH)n. Cb .... Glme 382- 383 of Certain Wagmng

71- 72 Air 23-224 I'extlft 384-385 of CbancelessllCS5

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386-388
389-390
391- 392
393-394
of the Azun: Sea
Displacer
of HistOl')'
TenSl'f'J Tlnlalus
B8-S4(I
$4] - 5042
543- 544
S4S-S41
$48-S49 -.-
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691-692
693-694
69>-<96
of Di,wlI Vrewinl
ofDrlconic Influence
,,",00
ofDragonkiDd (Hatchlillg)
of Dl'agonlcind (DngcntIIe)
(

395-)97 Dome or Sha p" SSO-S51 """ 700--101 of Dragonkind (Dnop)

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J9S-J99 D.-conk le'. Uar!:>or Clulns 552- 5S) Radilnt 702_703 or~ (Great •...am)

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""-", Dunhlll 'J S~IIJ.mmlnl 554-556 Series 704-705 ofDng.mkind (Eldest Worm)
App...tus 557- 558 Major 706-708 of Golden Death (Smoky)
Dyumo of n ylng 559-S60 Minor 709-710 of Golden Dalh (CamcliaD)
[du'uxlr S61- S61 Ultinuotc 111- 712 of Golden Dealh (Gamtt)
""-<0, [lI'mtnUoI Comp."
Figu..,hndl
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%3-565 of FlffUlns
713-7 15
716-717
I
Qflloliness

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411-413
4 14-115
c.,,,,,,
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of I'rouClion
566-567
568-569
H0-572
of flying
.. fthe Ony Waste
ofL""k
718- 719
720-721
122- 724
of ....
ofRidiance
of Remole Action
4]6--411 of I'rokction II 573-574 Ob$idian nS-126 orthe Si1ver Dragon
418-041 9 ,,(Wondrous P\:Jwer(Auack.) 575-S76 of Pelrificalion 127- 728 Orll'ry ofth~ Inntr PIa,,"
420-<422 of Wondrous Power(Dislluise) S77- S78 of Speed f'flIe"al.
423-424 of WondroIIs Power (Speed) S79-'8 1 oft Zephyr 729-730 Diamond ofBlyphian
FigwrinH
42S-426 Alabuc.,. Griffon
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5112- SII] BaNY"P"
73 1- 733 Gold of Blyp/lian
7l4-73S Plank
427-429
430-<431
432-433
Amber Monkeys
Cat of Felkovic
CoralOrJ.iOll
SU--'8S
Idol.
'86-'87
Spirit

Camelian
....,.
736-737 Piumllltttr

7311-740 Dimellllional
434-4)5 Dori .. Obsidian Steed 588- '90 oflolth 741 - 742 Go,,"'"
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4)6.....438 Emcr.okl Fros 591 - 592 Quentin .. 70- 744 Mdl«lea .. 1'I>rIaI
Jade Snake 593- 594 Intfl"ll.1 Co~iantlu [ nfl ne 745-746 ofTtan
441-442 Moonstone Rabbit 595- 597 Ipslulmo'. Black G _ 747- 749 Port.blt Bridge
"3_ Onyx Panlher KIIH 750-751 Port l bho Shadow
"H<'
".-, Opal Cau
SilwrC..-p .,....,
598- 599 of Lightninll 752- 753 Port"ble Sprinl

.......
of Recoruuoissance 754-755 Prwthcsi.
450-4SI T<IUI1TIa.line TUnic 602-603 of Sip ling Rudd~n
452-454 of Wondrous Power upludWooi 756-758 ofGuidanc:c

.--,.......
""
-,
607-608 Lardu of Hold ing 759-760 ofGuidaocc II
45S-456 Cold 609- 610 LLghtholl te 761- 762 ofMancuvenobility
4S7-4S8 om 61 1-612 1.ltboctntrk hnduhlm 763-764 of Mancuvenobilily II
G"..... r.o.:l'on 765-767 of Propulsion
461-463 Fold i_g 1\1 011 61)-615 768- 769 of Propulsion I[

-
F1ylnl Rocklnghont 61 6-617 Planc1ary 770-771 ofSpced

,
Founl.rns
Lasko's MaaicaJ
618-619
62{)-(i21
M l chln e ofLum lilt M id
MIgHI.,
Siddies
772- 774 of Flying

...
Alitml" Worid Gllft
Blackjack
470-472 I..asef PiSlOl
473-474 LUle
622-624
Misis
625-626
627-628
M lck Mluile Dt\'lft

Half
Pon.ble
775-776
777- 778
779- 780
781 - 783
of~Rid;"II
oflM Spirit Hone
ofSubilily
ofT.minl
475-476 Medal 629-631 MasChud of Du nbllli,. 7&4-785 TorLoch"ofComforu
.,.....,
477-478 Pocket Tool
S~
Mkr
632-631 '-"'-;nl
Slib
786-787 SlKkofSchNi
482-483
484-485
VIOlin CIK
G. I~"" y of Symmetry
634-635
636-637 """
MIghty ~"'lI nl of I.tuk"()
788- 789
790-792
Invisible
ofMancuvel1lbility

.,,-
486-488 Gin:tanl', Rldlng Ta~ k of 638-640 Mlllof Sampo 79)_794 SI'1:0"0 Oet,..,tor

.-
......'"
Flight 641-642 Mill)lI Q 193-1% Shld<t of the S hld<)'!O

..-
Gliltrrtodt'l BlaH'll MobliH Ships
Sk)'hookl Diamond and Silver 797- 799 Eonh "'" Sa
Globes Ony~ and Slee! ."...." ,."
491-492 ofBaulrshroud Gas 647-649 Rub)' TUrquoise and Emerald 802-803 Galley oflhe Gods
49]-494 ofCirulon NH IS ....." Halroan Skyship
495-497 Glowi", .,..." ofEyn of"'"
498-499 Glowinlll
.,...,.
652-653 of Invulnem,ilily .,...." Plweship

..
500-501 Merv«:'\o Gucou. ofUre SJJ-&12 Ship-in-l-Bonlc
S02- S03 of Purification 657-658 NUhl a n MonolUh 813- 814 S hip's Wh«1 of Mutuver-
S04-Soti s..m,;nn." of P~trifi<:ation 659 660 Nllhl.n Studud Ibll ll,.
S07- S08 ofScrcnily
S09-SlO VISion
Sll - 51l of Wisdom
0 ..
661-662
66H6'
"",,
of Rowing
Sk lli ls
815-817
818-319
,
Mcz,iQ'\o
514--SIS Goldbu g Or.rlts 820-321 Singing
516-517 Gold en .-Joor _66' Blue ofGrcyhawk 822-324 Spirit
518--519 Gu.rdlnT. 1I
520-522 Gn~llIr Sllhlllnt'
SpclljammlBg Iltlm,
668-669
670-671
672-674
Brown of Oreyhawk
~ofGl'C)'howk
Onmge of GKyhawk
....,..
82S-i26

127-328
Talking

Joukahoi ... n'\o GOOIen

523-S24 BardK: 675-676 Red ofGll')'hawk 829-830 Vainamoinen's

-
525-526 Alann Ikacon 677-678 Vioici of Greyhawk 831 - 833 Soundtr
527- 528 Cloakin8 679-681 Yellow of Oreyhawk 8l4-S35 SptUJ am mtr Del«tor
529-531 0"", Orhs S pM .....
532- 53) 682-683 ofAlignmenl 8]6-337 of AMihiJation
Sl4--S35 ,~ "'-68, orellt Black S.... mp 838-339 of Darkness
536-S37 Gnomish ......81 Cryslal 8<0-8<2 of False Callins

.J 1588 \..
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Sph ~1U ,",ion contains random cham lhat detail
MJ-«< Gu" of Annihilation Table Q: ll ulllOroou Items other cypes of equipment for instance. if
M'-"6 GI.i"" Cryml 41)<1 W&$ rolle<! on T.bk RI and 14 00
&47-&48 Klmrohb'l"iry Roll Ile m DlscO>'trtd Table R2 . "rtIW<' +} is the ",sull. Now, if
S49-iSl
8S2-8S3
8S4-3SS
Micral's SWlit
Thad(li,re" " Glowglobes
of Warn ing
,,-
01 - 20

41 -61
["chuted [nh an~mt nlJ ·
App. n '", "' Splk", OWftS
Ard ... b n ', Refnll h.
you turn 10 page 69 and roll again, a
player could be ,iven • /OI"ko 5i!gm~nla
+1. plm. "1,,11 +1. Of ltIy numberof ocbcr
856...."8 Spldcr'WlI lktr Simulu.um pOl5libili 'ies ralherlhan gcncric armor +2.
".....,
&61 - 862
Sprln~rle
Sll ndlnll Stont
62- 8]
82- 102
Armband 01 Music
Arrow o( Slelghlng Ta ble R.I: Gr ne.'" MllIkl lArmor
StltUti 103- ]22 A" l o(the Aoo~

"'-'"
~'-",
Boli
Corellon'll Crystal
123- 142
143- 163
",..'I Q ut
0.0..'11,,& B,II
001-491
492- S27
A_
&o:Ii",
"'-'" Go'' ' ' Blrftl onl.n ~1 S2S-S39
.,..." 164-183
,"'-20< Bw..'IU ,,( Wild Emotio ns ""'""
....
Old Salt of Po7Ner S40-S76 C.......
In-m Sc:orpion WanI 205- 224 Bou le . r a - 571-952 Shield
V...." SinJina
m-nB SinJina II
BI. shphor's B. ",. C ...~ Prod ucts
22S-244 Mliical Diapen " Special (Roll ""Table Rl)

.....,
"'-"" Stone Hone (Courser)
881-883 Stone Hone (Desuier)

"'-'"
ofSubscicution
Xanthippe of AIlIIO)III\Ce
24S-265 Crib or Pushtnl
266-285 Bwhpbor's Ctadle
286-306 Bwhphor'& Diapers
307- 326 Blalhphor'a Nursery
T. ble Rl : AC Adjul CmenC fOl" Armor

Roll
01..{)2
AC AdJ XP V. luc CP V. lut
-,
883-889 Stick of SI. ndlng 327- 346 B... n ln of Dt-fense 03- 10
.,.," .,00 "
H,OOO
890-892 Stirrups M lIor",mnshlp
893-894 TImbtrb' M 's Chop"" ....
347- 367 Ba.. l n gCI ~
368- 387 Ill ndkt ",h"' f of Flirting
11_ 14
1S-17
.. -+1.000
-+I,SOO
+10,000
+15,000

- .,
Rip per 388-408 Holy Ttrror lIoc kry Slick 18-19 +2,000 +20,000
Traa. porl adon 409-428 It oop oflhe Roller Hooptn +),000 +}O,OOO
"
~s-8" Clw:mcheaux Teleport Pad
......
"'-8",
....
"'-'0'
""-'<I'
Tt leportllion Chambtt
T.. nsponer Pad
T....,.sprinl"'

G~'
'29-4<.
..
Lb r of Building
Mt rty's "'.. ~Iou' Mar1ctlplace
Mliieal Macken
" 0--89 Ml&;nitlf;C1lt Mattress
490-510 Marvelous Marble
511-530 Masculine MacI!(). M...Ji:
..,
T.bIe Rl: SI'«II I M.gieaIArm ....

,,-"
of V.lor
Item DlKO.·eml
E. f hlnttd E....«n>t.ts·

"'-'" of Malice 531- 550 Masterful M~mer 07- 12 O... nt1et of Valor
'ilI»-910 of tile ~OO\IJ 551- 511 Miraculous Mistmaker 1)-18 Vambncc orVaIor
911- 912 of l),lCI\dinglamtntation 572- 591 MudMasqut 19-24 Cooter of Valor
913-91 4 of-/ mom 592-612 Multipl.1W Mushroom 25- 30 Ren:bDce of Valor
Tur"" 613-632 Munificent Match 31 - 36 I'auldron of ValOf
915-917 LIght 633-652 Muslca! Menagerie 37-42 Rcn:bIacc uPhl..,..
918-9 19 Medi um 6S3-673 Mysterious Mug 0-48 Vambracc (If Valor
920-921
922- 92)
924-926
Heavy
T>-.,hl rl's Pln.. heel
TWlo's GII. rdlan
674-693 Mystic Mustard
694--71 4 Mythic Muslrntlon
71S-734 Onlt lel .. fc h Planes
.9-,.
ArnlOr

,S-<O
Abbathor'&
of AbiorpI:ion*
921-92g UnSetn Ship en.. 73S-7S4 MinionIons of Stt ,,-<6 of Acidic Seemi",,*
Wflh 15S-175 Ring of S~I "Tuntillg~ 67- 72 Anything
92'}-930 oro...m. 716-195 Robe of BleDding II 7)- 78 Aqllllic'
931-932
93l-935
of Many Worlds
SumbarOrKk
"'-'" Robe of Blend ing
817416 Rod of Cu«lb tlon
"-"
.~
Aql.lallc With Fra: Aainn'
A_
WIIftI.
936-931 of Buming
8374S6 11111Seed
&57477 /ll OU III.l a SHd
,,-"
97- 103
ArYorecn"s Chain
Aslyftrund's
938- 939 Fairy's 178-397 Ski tes MChr Roller H ~n II)4...IW
,.,'"
",..'"
on·ire
of Floating
898-9lg Sli ff of Strlking II
919-938 S" UI. ull
11G-115
116-121
of Blacknamc
of Blending'
Blue of Ihe Crystalmm
,,'-'" or FOf1UIle 939-9S8 S..-ord of Babent "'flelsCrom Mountains
947-94& lIas1y 9S9-919 S ....,rd of U.d e~.. 122- 127 B.. dl ie~ l eather
949-951 of Kee ning Snllchlng 128-133 Ci llarduran SmooIhhands"s
952-953 ofli&hting 980-000 Vo-Yoof F. le Chain
9S4- 95S of MalleuVCl1llbi lity 134- 139 of Charm '
956-957 of MisfOfiulle 14()-I~S ofComforl '
958-960 Sq~. T. ble R: Armor I nd Shields 146-ISI of Command '
,.,..,..
961 - 962 Wind Fire
Wlnellof I'l:wou
To randomly armor. roll on first on Tltble
RI to determine the type. [fthe result i,
IS2- 151
158- 163
of Concealed Wizardry'
of Continual CIean!iness'
96S-06' Wind lI .... d.h Sp«iDJ, roll on T.bk RJ ; for anyOiber 164- 169 of Coolness'
WI. " OIIlcome, roll on T.bIe It.2 10 find !be 170-175 Meure Wounds '
068-060 176- lgl
"...",
on-on """"
of Flying
Sip Danovitche'& of Flying
bonus or penalty. In many cases, the
dcsc:riplion of. ~ial piece of InlIOI'
rolled on T.b!t RJ gives the item a prtde-
182- 187
188-193
of!be Desert Evening

""""""'"
""="""'"'
Wo-hl UI-junC tcrmined bonllJ, If this il noI the cwe, the !94-199 ofuli~
974-976 Standing Monkey OM $hould roll on Table IU to find the 200-206 of Elttlricity
971-978 SquattingToad mlgic.1 bonus CJ<' ~nalty of the item wilen 207-212 Elvcn Chain
979-980 Sitting Monkey used in defense. Even if the item has I 211-2 18 of EIICfJ)' Dnlin'
981 -9&2 Siuing Bull pn:delerm ined bonul or penalty. the OM 219-224 of Ethen:ali'Y '
983-9B5 Sining Dog may roll on T. blt IU inordcr to . chieve 22S-nO of EtherealllCSS
986-9B8 Standin, Bear true JaOdomncss, 231 - 236 of Etherealness II
989-991 leaping Fish Whether the II'TTIOr il generic or special, 237- 242 WhileDn,on
00'_ laughing Hare OM, are encou~ to lurn to the section 241-248 Black Dragon
00>-00' Dancing H,,, in the ~~ M'-GICA detailing 249-254 Oreen Dnogon
008-<'00 Coiled Dragon tbatlp«ific item. Each weapon and annor 25S-260 BlueDnp

.J 1589 '-
 "
(

Armor
261 - 266 RN Dfagon
103-709
711)...7 15
Dnaonxa1e
Dnaonshiekl
101- 102
103-1 43 ,.,.
Arrowhead

267-272
2H-218
279--2$4
ofFut'
ofFur IJ
of Ri,ru '
ofOa5COUl Form'
716-72 1
722- 727
728-733
734--139
Dz:Ince~ Guardian
of Eleetricily
of Ent.ty Drain
144--]46
147- 148
14~I S I
,_.
Balli$lae
Battering Ram

285-290
291- 296
297- 303
Onarldan "
"rHUIC '
741)-745
146-751
of Energy Drain 11
of E'ht~a1ity
Fire 's
'" """
153- 206
207- 213
"""'bon!
Crossbow
304- 309 of Hn ling' 752-751 .r", 214-21 6 C.... pull
)14)-) 15 IIcimdaU's 758-763 of Gaseous Form 217-223 Club
)16-)21 Heirmbll 's While 764-169 Goblin oflhe Pomarj 224-)02 Do_
322-]27 o fH(lrUf 770-775 ofGfqllawk 303-332 Don
328-333 Tlneval .. Red OWn 176-78 1 Orimjpo 333-143 Flail
l34-139 lndn\Golden 782-7&7 of Hl$lc l44-112 H_,
-'" of Invisibility ' 788-793 HMuezini .. m
""""
....., ....
346-351 Keolish Plate O( l!te Se., 794-799 H.wkltonc'J. Bulwuk 374-380 J.velin
352-357
358-363
,....'"
370-J1S
316-331
Kumakawa
Uenll 's Storm
Lemmikainen"
of Mi$siIc:Anrxtion'
Mourner ..
800-805
806-812
813-818
819-824
825-830
Holy
orllle Holy
of Huma
ofl nvisiblliry
Kirilh_Kanoi
.."......
381-381

441-442
44)...473 ...
Jo:nison

"~
Mattock
,

382-3 87 0y00 Ortlloe Unknown warrior 8J I-33{j 474-505

388---393 Plal.ofSolamnus 831-842
Llduguer"
LK ... I.. Spe ll S06---SLJ ""~
Quiver
.,......
394-399 of Possession '
of PreJC""e
84}-.848
849--8S4
of Lorin
Magle.1 Ocfense
514-522
523-526
Si~kle
Sling
407-412 Quirk ' Medi<:ine
41 3-418
419-424
of RiSC
Rlinbow
S>'""""
"'-U6
867-372
ofMedusac
MIssile Atuactor
'"
'"
529-SSS
SlinS Bullet
SlinplOM
Sp"
42S-430
431-436
Rlji"oflht- DeJCrt Evening
Red of the Hellfuma«s .,......
173-87& Missile Ocflector
Noj" Missile Atuactor
SS6-SS9 Spelljalnminl RIm
s_
437-442
443-448
Red Onl"" Scale
ofR.nection'
",..."
891--896
of Olynlhos
f'l:lrified '
"'""'''
",..,..
961-974
Throwing Stars
Whip
449-454 Remove Curse' 897-902 of Proof Against . 915-000 Special (Roll on the Table 53)
",....
<6 ....66
Seal. of Uorus
Sk oriaan~ [)row Chain
903-90'>
9 1 ~15
of Proof against Cold
of Proof against El«tricity Table S2: Allafk AdJlIstmtnu for
467-412 of Solamnia 9 16-921 of Proof agoi_ Fi.., Wupo ..
,,....,,
411-478 5uru~ Iron 922-927 Quirkl '
w,.

-
of Swimming' 921-933 Raji~ of the HoI)' Swonl xr C.
"
.,-, "" .,-, .,..
4R~-4QO ofT"mperS'''''' Con'rot' 934 919 orRclle<:'ion Rull AOJ
491-4% Tulen'i l'la,e of EThcrea ln<:S$
""'" of Remove Curse 01~2 "" " 5.1)X1
.oj
'""

-- -, .,., .,.,., .,..

497- 502 of the Undead 9~5 1 RepLar .. Wall 03-10
",..""
.,.
of Underwater AClion ' 952-957 ShDon" Buckler 11-14 .800 "5.1)X1
511)-515 Voice of Heron 958-963 Slicky 15-17 "1,400 "1.000 "10.000
516-511
522- 527
ofVIII".....bility·
of VIII".....!>ility II' 970-975 TOO1OiJC
"""""" 18---19
JO
"2.000
"3,000 ., +1.000 +IO,I)XI
+2,000 +2O,1)XI
528---533 ofWarmlh ' 976-981 Thillonrian of Berserking
534-539 While of lbe GriffMoonl.i", 982-987 White Tibif SJ, Spedll M.gic Wupo nl
andlng 988---993 Wood·lron'
541}--S45 oflkeepliveTraw:1 99<-000 Yondalll'll Roll lI~ m I>IStO\·n ed
546-55 1 ofEalyTrave! [ lIehllltd [llIlIIft""," II'
552- 557 ofFli"'t " Wupoa Enllnul1H'lIl"
558---563
"'-'"
511)-575
Maaica!
ofMilSile f'roICClion
MOfJIII 'I Hone
Tablf S! Wupont
To JCle<;la wcapon .. random. roll on
Tablf 51. If $p«itJ/ is noIlhe mull. roll
A_" .
03 Atttkn lor

8onn~lS
S76-5SI Hom
on Table SIlO find the bonus or pemoJty.
IfTabl. S I, S~;QI. i.!he resull. roll on
"03
06
Abaril~
Acid
or Aggravation
S82-587 Table SJ. In many cases, !he dc5(!riplion Anl;mag;c
Caparison.
588---593
W"

A"'"'"
ofa special weapon on Tabie SJ has a pre-
delcnni!lCd bonus. If thi. is not the cue,
"08
09
Apollo~
of AllrXlion
594-599 of Comparison

""""'" orEnsI l _
or you wi", • !nil)' unique mult. roll on
n . . 51 10 findlbe magictl bonus or ". of Biting
Black ofluz

.""
607""-;12 orf'rolection penally for the i,em. of Blindin8
613-618 ofSikl1C!e Always rum 10 !he section ofthc mcyck> orBlinkin8
61~24 of SU!I.nanc:C peru.. that detai ls Iha1rypc of~. At
.."
Boll ofLis)uni"8
Shield the beginning or each major entry is a ran- of Bow-Breaking
625-630 Abbal hor~ <lorn clwt lhal names oilier varieties orlha1 ofBuming

. ,....."
631-636 of Absorption
617-642 Mlis

.....
particular weapon. For insunc:e. if you
rolled 352 01\ TlbieSI and IS on 1"abkSl,
17- 18

'""
of Charming
of Charming II

"....
Aeli, 1I • .\0.......". +]_ ibo n:suIt. If you rum 10 ofClaira"",",,"
Athena .. page 551 and roll apin. you eoold give the ofClai""'}'.".,.
of Blow Tum ill I
66'-666 of Charm
pLoyer a ...allel ..] Of .1p'Ud-bod; zt¢'Iill
+1. There ~any nwn1:>crofpouibi litiH.
"2J
23
ofOimbing
of Conneclion

-
667""-;72 ofCon«aled Wizardry
" of CUring

"....... C""'"
673..(;78 T. ble 5 1, GtllUIe Magical WUPOOI l>
of Cure WooOOs
.r """""
of DetonaTion
[)calli Wa~h Beetle Roll
A_
Centric Magic We.pon "" of Dircctioo

"'-- DiJCIIf
697- 702 of Ongon ProIection
01-97
98---100 Q\laml (Boh) "" of Disuming
of Disintegration

./ 1590
\..
~
, r
,~. Briha.spati's

"" of Dispelling
of Distance
'"
'" of Brotherhood
Callarduran SmOOlhhands'l
'"'" "rVampi,., Slaying
Heracles"

" ,,=
Jl
of I)ra(,onian Slaying '"
'" Cursed Battle '"'" Hiale"s Long
Ice Fang
'" orCutting
'" Illusory

"
35-36
of Enclumtrnent
of Explosions '"
'"
Dcathstriker
Ortlte O....arvish Lords
l\U-195

'"
lodfll's
Iron of Gescn

"" of Extended Range

Faerie Fin:
of Fire
'"
'"
orEnchantmcmt
Frostre.VCT ".'"
Joukahainen \; Crossbow
~LSbot

""" '"
Fin: Soe<.l '"
'"
Gar! GHncrgold's Baule of Levitation

Fin: Trap
'"
Onarldan's Banle
Hastsellsi's Hand '"
'"'",OJ
nfliT
of Marksmanship

"" flaming
of Flying
123- 124

'"
HaslSerini's Hand
of Hurling
Loru:'s Banle
of Nevcrending Arrows
Oberon's

"
""
of FOI'te
"fHarm
'36
m Maglubiyet~ ""
'"
Odin's
Phantom

..
"
of Holding
of Hold ing II
of lce
'"'"
DO
Might of Heroes
Molydeus'l
M"",,~
'"
'"'OS
Rud,... ..
Samgc
Shieh; 's Daikyu

"" of Illumination
lIIusory Missile
of Justice
'"
'"
Nanna Sin's Black
Nomog-Geaya's Hand ""
'"
SoIOl\Ol'Thclandira's
of Speed

"
52- 53 of Law
B3

'"
Pickaxe of Pi=ing
Roc:bpliner
211 - 212
3D
Underwat .... Crossbow
of tho Unicorn

""
of light
of lighting '"'" Sampsa's Golden
Shag's Ranle '"
'"
Valis's
of Vampire Slaying
56

..
""
"
SO

"
of lightning
l yeanthrope Slayer
Maglubiyet's Wounding
of Misdirection
Missile Weapon of Aeruracy
Missile Weapon ofDistance o
of M ultiplicity
'"
'"'"
'"
141 - 142

'"
T_
Sulwud's
Thor's Kiss
Throwing
Thumb Height Man's

TUMell'\UlMr'~
'"
'"
Cl t. pUUS

'"
'"
320
of Warning With Curse
of Warning Without Curse

light
MediU/l1
H,."
'" Withering Picwe Clubs
63 Nilbog
'" of the Woodsman
'"
m
Aegit's

"" Oberon's of Subduing

Oberon's of Slaying '"
'"
Zebulon's of Leaving
Z='sofSnoring
'"
Bf'Oru'ewood Cudgel
Daghdha'l

""
of Paralyzation

68
of Pl:netrating
of Pl:netratioo
Ba lli . t.e

'" H~., '"

'"
Druid's Cudgel
Fire's

"
70-71
of PerseVCTIUICe
ofPie",ing
'"
'"
light
Medium
Ba n trlng Ri m ,
'36
m
Great Stone
lirotanlOl''s

73
73
of Polymorphing
ofPur!;uit '" Bigby's Demanding '"
Dawn
C rut~h of Ughtning

" Qua ... lofBiting(Aeid) '"

BI0'00·8un $
Magical 229- 230

'"m
Abbathol''s
Alignment Delection
73
76
Qua ... 1 of Biting (Normal)
Quarrel of Biting {Poison) '" of AccUJ1lCY Aphrodite's

77
78
Rod '"
'"
of Distance
Hawk
333

'"
Armor Piereing
Baravar a,,"k~hadow'l

."''"'".
ofRefllling
79 ofReruming
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".
Moloch's
Purpose
ofSummonin8
324-329
330-335
336-341
110m of Chlnge
Humbl bl', Cllnnc Eye
Hymlr's Slumlng Cauldron
765-770
Supltn
771 _776
Slcred Cro.-e Horn

ofChaolic Evil

'" 00II
T..... Chaotic CrealU~
ofZcif
342-346
347-352
)53-358
Icoll of HI I...
loon of~lno
InnlMrab!e CHt IIfAnod II
777- 782
783-787
788-793
ofChaolicGood
of Chaofic Neulrll
ofLlwfuI Evil
359-364 ImaBowofGtanll - " , of LlwfuI Good
TlbltT: ArllfKtI 36S-370 Ima fll' k otl'ottnty II 8I11I-8II, of l..rNful NnotnIl
The followilll is I list oflhe anifac:ll 371-376 Ivory Chalo of ho 8116-811 ofNeulral
_i"'hIe in the ENcYCLOrEOI" MAGIC" 377-382 Ivory Plumt of MUI 812-817 ofNeulral Evil
Volunw:s. While they are pre$Cnlcd in. 383-388 Jaclnlh ofin nll mable 818-823 of Neulral Good
table format. they are not designed 10 be Btluly II 824-829 oflhe Son:t.er·Kina
ai~ n out u random treasure, The;. power 389-393 Joh)'dH', MI. k II 830-834 Seal of Jd., al-Slmll
and corruption are far 100 arell. A ca.clell 394--399 "urolh', Quill II "'-"'<I Shadow Belt
mtrodl.lC1ion of lhese items inlO an ongo- .......", Ubram of brgos 841--846 Shl dooo'"a lT
ing campaign is practically glllTlnIee.:i to ...... 11 Mace of 51. CUl hbert IV 847-852 Shard ofSo kknod
destroy il. 412-417 Machine of Lum 1M Mad II 853-858 SIb)'Wae Book

R,"
01-05
Artlflol Na m ~
Aoom ofWo Mil
AI-Azid', CbOilly f l ilu
. ,-
418-423
424--429
430-435
M lJkofBac:~O"K.s
MUltrfla..
MIChty Sen... 1 of .... uk-O II
MUenl. n Sctpl~'
."...'"
,,'-'" Su.attl" of Bodllll
SloDt Sctpttr of S~lh
871-876 SUrya 'l Chlnot

"Ii
-,
116-11 436-441 871-882 S .. ord of ".1
12- 17 Alchemlsl'1 Applnolu, MI.rtll'5hl.ld ofRbcddnln 883-887 S..'ord of II
18-23 AII-K.. owIng Eyt ofV.lmln 447--452 Mlolnlr 888-893 TIlIsmu of AI·A kb.r
Sir. 4S3--458 Monkt)' nil ofH .'ohao 894-899 ThtApp""ul
24-29 App...IUI of D.... dful
Co n, lruolion
".-
465--470
Monodt ofBllllh. los
N~dtlac:t of Ulutlu
T"" CIUDIIt'I
906-911 T"" Sonllnt!
"'-J3 Arllle] byWI)".lnd 471--476 Oboldlln 1\1. . ofUrik 912--917 Thront of Ibt Cods
0,'"
36-<,
42-47
Arllfumlce
Almodeu.'s Ruby Rod 477--482 of Chaotic Evil ,"-",
918--923 Thm nt oftb. Codl ll
llmtpltu of IOorr

....
48-52 Au oftht D.... rr lordi 483-488 of Chaotic Good ,30-93< Tomt ofStu-1\I1
,,3-"
65-70
Au of Iht Emptron
Bab. Vap's HUI II
Blatkjamm~.' s CUll."
......
......"" of Chaotic Neulnl
of Dragon kind II
93S-940 Toolh of D.I"'....... ar II
941 - ~ Tne of LIfe
947--952 Tne of LIft II
500-50S orlh. DraIlDn
71 - 76 Book of Amon 506-511 of lbe Drall"nellt Tnld or Btlny.1
77-82 512-517 oflbe Drake 953--958 Circlet of Iktrny.1

.....
Book ofbrc'"
83-88 Book With No End
Bnnger of Doom
518-523
524-529
of t"" Elder Wyrm
of the EtcnIIl Dragoo "...... Coin oflktl'ly.l
965--970 Dagger of Ikll'lyal
,'-"
100-105
Ca".. n 'J Bell
C.n ·nOak
530-535 of the Fimin.kt 971--976 \'~nllllldl 'J In,"lodbir
536-540 of the Gold-Hoarder HOIlf"ClI"
106--111 Cla .... of MICllly Sh. u.... 541-546 of the Gn:aI Serpenl 977-981 Wd of All Huls
11 2- 111 t;Odu onb~ Inll.llt t'lann )47-3~Z ohhc: HllohUnll 982-987 wu. or 11"'0' I... n
II S53-558 of the Scaled 988-993 World-Shltld Ore
118-123 Coin of Jilin tht Bountiful 559-564 of!he: Serpent " . . . , Vt'CIDd '. RffOrd""
124-129 Comb oflht "orrlgo n, 56S-570 of ibc: Wyrmkin
Cro.m, 571-S76 ofltwful Evil
136-135 ofChaolicEvi l 577-582 ofLowfu l Good
136-141 of Chaotic Good S83-588 ofltwful NeulrIl
142- 147 of Chaotic Ncuual 589-593 ofNeuual
148-152 of Lawful Evil 594--599 ofNeulnl Evil
153-158 of Lawful Good 600-6II, ofNt ..... lGood
1S9-164 of Lawful Neutral ""-'II On .. II ', LaIlU of Doom
16S-170 ofNCUU'II 612~17 ~Iurul ~na pl offu
171-176 ofNelllnl1 hil 618-623 Plltu.
177-182 ofNeUlJ1l1 Good 624--{i29 l'iI'l'btr1o', Card.. Pool
183-188 Cry.tl l of Llgbt 63().-63S Pynlmld E.. treY
189-194 Cry. t.1 oflhe [bon Fl l mt II
"...... QUHn [hlllu', Nightin gale

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Index
TIriI indc:x it .. OO<I'II)~. '*"
!iinIdly...... AtonI PowOO. Oak"....... ......
906 II>d WI!Cf AdiplO! .... Rm, of ...... 9S9
.. _could make illf ..
<fIR .. f.......,.o;t Ac,,"~ , Bridle of . . ..... 223 and WI"". SIII'I"of . 1m 1271
n has ....... !han one
kim in ill _ . the A<1Io. Airbolo' . • . . • . . .. In
irem will normally k fOUDCl W>de. eacb or Elixir, Hemic ........ . ..... . ... 442 Airol;' ~ Sh.inin. II.,.., of
Ihnn. For e><ampl~, T1HI GItosI/y 1'b/1lCC <>/11/. Hand of Remot • ................. 5<15 TenThousancl Winc1< ..•. . ..• . .. 1542
bidi. listed WlderAI-Azid, Ghostly. and II.IIM. of UnderwalOr . . . . 594 Airy Sphere, Kunrohb~ .. . .. . . 1271)
PoI_ MiI1)' Items hove rubhndinp-nor- Orb of Remote ......... . . .... .. 798 Ajlgo"', . ... 202
mal,cW'SC<l: red, b~k -and the$e ~ also Rin80fFr« ... 953.964 AI·Akbar. Cup of . . . 3S2
included . •Wthcrm<>r<. some itemJ, particu. Ring of Quick . .. 990 A I·Akbar. Tl lismanof . . . .. .. . 1419
Iarly IhoJe from DRAoo!<I..ANCII prod..:ts, S!&1f of E!heral ....... ... ...... 1280 A I·A~ ~ Ghostly Palac:c . . . ...... 26
hmI: altemlOlC names and these are also TomeofQuicknessof . 144<1 AI.Kalim, Gold Seal Rilla of . . .. 967
~. Spells <X>nI&i""" in the -00 yok.ofU...se....... tor .....•...•... 1564 Al..s.mal. Sal ofJ.f.. . .. 1087
IpCllboob t.ow DOt bern l~ it only ActionJ. SulplNr Inn.....,. and ...... 124-4 Abbwer Gnff"" F"";,," .. . ....... 471
IOIDUC~_. Ac1ivity Det«rion. Lens of •..• 6S3 AlIrCb·AmIoI " SlIff ............. un
Adamamioe SK-kle • I II 5 Alarm 8eaeoa .l1jammill3 Helm ... 514
Ad lP!I !Io. AIann.. Bell o f.................... all
A NecklKeof. . .............. 746 A]bnti", S""""' ....... .. 1)37
Ri.,. of Elemental . . . 9 59 Akaiucr, The .................... liB

.
Aas;,-, Bow
," ..imon Sword ••• ,
........•... . • 202

wille Dexn ............. . ... .. 1009

, . lJ.16
WeapOol of..

Adder, SlJ.I'I"ofthc ...

.. 15<11
Adder. Circl<1 oh,," ...........•...• 289
12<J)
Addi!ionIl W.lponry, Elixir of ....... 441
Aldxmist~ AppanlUl ..
Akhrnry. Grimo". of A .. haic: . .
Alct>emy J"i' • . . • . . .
A10/1'lO~ Whip ...
. . 53
. 663
62.,626
. .. .•. IH3
ofOiSp\a«m...u . . ... .... 1009 Adhe~nce. llook of. ....... . ....... 599 A1ene~ Phil!.,. of()vmo.-helmina
or Pmleetlon , . . . 1009 Adberini. Dus! of . .. 41 4 t.a.e . . ... 821
AbacUI "fCal\:ulalion .• . .2S Adjltha (The Orinkr) .. . 1136 Alenness. Rod uf ..... ... .. .. 1022
Abari. 'IArrow . So! AdmundfOrt Rinli of t.e.dership . 941 "I..ander .. a.i.... ofOpenill3 ..•. .. . 816
Abb.,,,,,... Ad......:ed Meciilllion. Potion of.. 854 Allcorr\l, UteS of . . . . . II 5l
Armor .•. . .... 69 Ad.,.".,1IIIin&. PotiOII of WI"". . 897 A II. anlta !
Do"" ... . .. 356 Aep-)O"" ....... . ....... )1 • Cban&e, Amulrll'rolectioll from ..... 39
""'. ... 1093 AcP. .... ... .. 1093 Charl&e, Helmet of . . .. S84

...
Abhor A4) Btooc:h ofWlmi ... .... 225 MJjs-F*'I ... . .. S51 DelcaIOll Daaa ... . .. lSti
AbdaaI 0ysW , •...••.. MOl ..... Bat: of . De1«rion. £ani.,. of .
,
Abhorm>ce of Shape Chodaers, '"
... 13l6
Aordi Sea. Rod ofthc . . ........ 1022
Aerdy, 8lac:k Croom of •...••..••..• 332
.. 119
HtlmclorOppoai..
I""'lIil¢'ll """opOII •
. ......... 59]
. •. lSI S, ma
425

Abili!)!, Pol;"" of Psionic . .. 883 Aerial Anchor • . . • . ... • 5 Orb of . . ...... . ...... 7tl
Abishal., Bl.ck , ....... . ..•... 1192 Ami<1ion. Rm, of . . . . 947 POOon ofOppoai!. .. . .. no
Abishal G ....... , •... . 1192 African Ju 'U ....... 763. 899 Swoni . . .............. 1399
AbJuntlon Age, Cane of.... . ... . .. .. 2., Ali8""'<na.. Combinill3
Am ictiQn,Ri"iof . .,947 ARIBi Ke&llr. of Various ...•. . • .. ... . . 944
Curxd, School Cap or . . ... ... . . 2$ll Potion of . . . 854 AI\·Kt>owina Eye ory..... in Si... . 451
ResiStanCe, Rlni0f. ,... . . . 994 Potion ortmmunity!o .... ..... . . . 873 AIl.Purpose lI .. linS Elixir 441
School ell' of , 2S 1 Thr..dof.. . ..... 1431 AI1·Sc-einIThrone .... .. .. ... . . ... 1434
Abominable Oeoc:on Lam:p, 1lI.,~ .... 6042 A~Ieune-... Oil of.. .. 763 Al1e'IYDuSl .. . ..... .. .. . .. . 4 14
AbaYc. Awl of the . . ....... ... . 110 Agel. BooIt of!he 8riKh! .. . 1154 All Seein. Min-or. V.f....... 7)6
Abm ...... Soop of. . 1126 Ajes. Book of!he Darlt .•. . . . . . . . . . I I 62 AllspK-e •••••••••••••.••. . .•.• 763, 1199
At..mlhe .,.......
AbAoIl>Ie$, Aloentiouofthe
IDIriftlic .. .•...
.. 763,899

1117
....,......1 ...... Arrow of. . . . .
A&ility.Arttonc'sS""",,,of. .
AJility. Potiorl of ..
1342
. 854
.. H
,,-
Almon" Wand oflU.....m.tion ...... 141l

Comor .. . ll'
Abooobina Bcholcln Moutbpck ..••... 166 ARiWor ••••••••• (See ROOt-. of m-S;q) Holy Medallion of. .m
"btorpIloa Api, Red CharioI of . . ........ 280 Noi:klaceof .•..•. • .... 746
Mmorof .. . fh Api ) Red Axe .. III Alokbir) .lIboo1< ............. L1l1
o..sr or. .. ..414 AJI<InIIhoI*: Weapon . . ... 15<17 Aln rall",
Porion of . . ...... . ...... .. 853 AhlO) Sickle.... . ... 1114 Ami.,ion, Rina of ......... . ..... 9011
Rod of .
Shi.1d of
. ...... 1021
1093
",Ada{l!a!ion. Rln, of . . ....... . . 959
Curxd School Cap of ..... 250
Girdle ofGcndcr ... . .... ... ..... ~l4
Aby..,Am" I.! of!1le .... . . 21 Balloon . . . . 151 NO/I'klac:e of.. . ... 141
",=I.nIlOf . . .......... .. ... .. 25.596 8~a !hi"" NO/I'kl..,. of. .... . .. . 146 ReJiJlaIlCe. R1na of. . . 994
Ac~na.. Sword . . 1136 Commlr.d, Ri.,. of ........ .. .... 960 School Cap of. . . 251
AceQ$, H'WyI:~ Robe ofl!TllllOdialO . . 1011 Control. Potion ofEI.menlll .. ..... 866 WandofSi ................ . .... 14901
Acc:euibility, KhIolid ~ Poo.o;:h of.. 136 Elemmlll Ball .................. 1.9 AhenuiOllJ ofT&nJibies
AC<>ONibili!y, Pouch of.. •......... . . 131 ElomenWl, CenJc.. ofCoouollin3 .. 270 II>d InWlCiblea . . 1ll7
A«. ncy ElemenWl, Ctnser AI .... 'iont of .... Inlrinsi<
IurowIBolt 01 . .. 92 HierophInI, RlIIaoflbe ... . .. 969 ,-~ . 11)7
Ikld of ..•... .. .•... .•.. .•.. 163 11Ml1ner3bilily, Oil ofElemmlal .... 761 AI"""" Nap Croom .• . ..... l34
Blo.,pof ...• ... .... .... . 116 lcAcrTl lismanof ... .. 1.21 Alle"",le
&wof .• m M.. ................... . JHl I'rofwiool. PoIiorl of .. as.
Ctuabowof ..... . .•.. .••. 203 Mewn.otphocll,Rin$of .••. _...• 961 Wand of Wonder V . ..... ISOIl
MonIom) C...1<koo of . World G.oe
Eyoof .
Missil. """apOol of .
~... of..
..'""
1129 Potion of Freoh
. ... 261
Poc:kCII. ao.k of ........... . .... 296
..... "' .. . . 869 Alz'l 8""",h ofWlnling.Abbof.
..... 5<11
AllCmIlina l1l"",ina!ioo. W~ of . 1514
225
Accursed Carpet .. ....... .... 256 Quality (AQ) LenJ. Red . . .. . ... 1067 A....·TIU·MI .... Vor;>ol Axe . .112

".
A"",,"!ion, Tar! of .

itnil!&ntt, Oil of .... . ... . . . .. .. 763

Scroll ofl'ro!enion from ........ . 1076
1428 ReSlOnuion. C.bi",,! of. .
Scroll of l'ro!CClion r.-om .
Sporn ....
SlIlfoflhc: Elmlents: ............ 1219
. .. 233
. . 1077
. 26
ArruolglmOUS l'oIion. ...
Amasil, Rina of . .
....... w, Whi~ of. . .
. . . 854
. 947
. ..... 1512
AmI!$lI·Mikabo$hi"SWOfd .. .. •. . . 1319
Shield of Proof "'pinst....... . ... 1101 SlIlfof . . .. 1278.1279,1280 ArnIu .... nl, Dreuof........ . . . . . . (1)
A""", ofWo tolli ................... 25 Summonina liOSlile E........IIls ..... 271) AmlziDjMic:e .•. .. ...•. 719

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Ambtr location ...................... )9 Allk]tt
Cursed Scroll of . . .. 1072 ofPro!ection ..................... )9 Equus ..•...•.......•..•...•.. .-11
Golem •. Librom of .............. 662 of Prote<rion AgaiMl of Growth ....................... ~9
Golem. T.li$m;lnoftht ........... 1422 Alignm<n. Change .............. 39 ofHobbIi"3 . . .................. 49
MonkoY' Figurine. . ......... 473 of ProteCtion Agains1 Crystal of Levitation ..................... SG
Ambient T.rnpc ..... =
(An Balls '" ESP . .39 of Sinking . 30
Lens. y.llow ...•............• 1067 of Protec1ion fi"om Good . . 4() of S,,", Footing. . . .... 30
Ambrosia. Cauldron of.............. 267 ofProle<tion from Sloep ............ 4() of Walking. . . 30
Ambrosia. """on of ............... 85-4 of ProIec1ion from Thming . . ... 41 Annacon, Sword ............. . . . 13J9
Amodio. Chffi.th Clod; of.......... 298 ofhionic In1erfm:IICC ...•......... 42 AMihil.tion. Sphereof ....... 1268. 1269
Amethyst of Ntv<1'Wim..- ............ 523 of Psionic Refle<-tion . ..42 Annoy;lnce. Xanthippe of. . . . 1306
Amethyst Dragon Slayer. Sword ..... 1351 ofl'$ychic PrQr""tion •...•......... 42 AMulmcn.Ring. . .... ~
Amiability.Amulet of ..... 27 ofRecall ........................ 42 An$anther. Sword.. . .. llolO
AmneIia. Chairof .... 273 Shaltli .......................... 42 An$han, Bow of ........... 202
Amnizu .............. . .. 1192 Shell of Protection fi"om Shorb ...... 42 AnsrnIth Harp ..............•...•. 1322
Amon. Book of... . ... 184 Shi~ld ................• •. . .• 43 Anowem,Th<,Sword ... 1:140.1341
AmQfpn. Jug . . ... 626 ofSI«plessness .................. 43 Antennae of Triangulation ............ 30
Amphi\>ian Contml. Po,ion of ofSpil'le\2$'i< . . ...... . 43 Anti-Magic.l'<>tion of............... m
Reptilol .. . 8~~ oflh< Spirit. .... .. . 43 Anti-Sl«p rooon ............... . I~l
AmphibiaNFi'h COIlItOI. The! of Ptah •............ . ..•.... 43 Antidote I'\)tion. . .•..... m
Potion of Rq>tilcl .............. 855 ofTimekoepi"3 ................... 4] Antimagic Arrow . . . . . . . . . . .• . .. Il
Amphibian IIIOubalum .............. 435 ofT..... fonnation ............ 43 Antimagic Egg . . • . . . 429
of Amplifiution. Hom. . ........ lSoI3 T...;, Fingon. . ............... 44 Antima"«, Planes of .............. 1211
Amultl ofUndef'$Ca Friendship.. . ... 44 Anti_S.o".,kin Weapon . . I~
ofthtAby.. . . ... 27 ofVadariD . 44 Anton~ Vorpal Blode 1)(1
Ago'''''' Cl}'sta.I Ball, &; ESP ........ 27 Vulnn . A.~
Against Disease ....... 27 of Wukcning .. .............. . ... 44 ofthtArmiO$. Iron ... .... 52
of Amiability.
of Anochnid Control ............... 28
. 27 Anagakok .•.
Analysis. Scope ofCel..ti.1.
.."
..•• 1067
oftht Dwan"0$, High ............. 51
oftht Lortmil Mounlains ........ 12
of!he !ku,. 28 Anal"", of Magic . ...... 657 of Sympa.hetic He •• ing ........... 283
of!he Cairn Hills 28 AnustDr1. Chair of lb. .273 Anll Mns
Canographer\. .
of Caterpillar Control
. . 28
........... 29
A .. o"""
Aerial . . ............. 45
Armor
Item .
..... 1Q
. •... 21
of Charm Re,i'tallCC . . ...... 29 Fea.her Toketl ................... 467 Ring . . .......... '#41
of Charming . . ................ 29 Fishing ..... ... ................ 45 Wand . . ................ 14n
ofChoetah Speed . . .. 29 Hold FO$!.. . .•. 4 ~ Weapon .. ................... . I~
ofCommunicatiOfl ..••...•........ 29 Man. 4~ Apathy. Ring of . . 94S
of Dragon Warding . . ...... 29 Seafaring. . 46 Aphrodi.ia . 764.899
orl>rama"c Death ...... 29 of Slaying . . 46 AphrodiSiac: ht$pi ..... ion. BmI\ ....... 76'
Drlskillion's, ofLife ............... 31 of Weight. . .47 Aphrodisiac:, Swell.\ l'l:.-fum< of .... 82S
of EI<mC:mal Command . . .. 31 Aneiettt CryplQrnaJ>Cy • I 137 Aphrodi~' Dagger. . • ....•. 3~
of Emotions. . .......... J I Andu,..... S"""" . .. 1339 ApOllo\Arrow . .Il
of Ex..",ion . . ..... 31 Angel. Buinoftht ................. 16, Appantu, •
of Far Reaching. .. 31 AngorOil .................... 763.899 Alcl>emist'$. . .....•.... 53
Fiend •.............•...•...•... 32 Angling. Crossbow of. . .. 203 of Dreadful Construc1ion. . .. ~
of Finding ••.......•....•....•.. 32 Angling. Fish;ng Pole of. ..482 ofK .... li'h................... ~7. 414
Ful}'Qndy" . )2 Anguisll. SIram of. ............... 1339 ofSpikeyOwns.. ~7
of the Golden Collar . . ......... 12 An8uroadal. ... 1339 ~ . . 52
Green,",,,,, ... . 12 Anhur"s lance..................... 647 Appari\ion$. Repcrloin: of
Handsof.he He.ling Spirit ......... 3J Animal SubcoM<:i""•.......•...• ..•. 1220
Hard ........ r ..•............••...•.. 34 Arrow of Polymorphing Small. . .. 93 Appuranu
Heal'h .......................... 34 An"",t,on Pipes . . . 15S4 Cameo of.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 235
of u.. Hero. . .......•.....•. 34 Call .. Hom of. ................. 1S43 Cloak of . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 295
of Holy Tum in II. . 34 Compr<hen,iQn. JaI of . 622 Du .. of ........................ 41~
Gn:erutone ....... ..... .......... )2 Con1rt>l. PoIion of . . 85~. 891 Gauzeof ....................... ~12
ofllun.ing.......... ... . ... 3S Control, Ring of . . ...••...... 947 Ring of. ..941
Greens.one .•........•........... 12 Friendship Ring ................. 947 Appendages, Potion of Useful ........ S9S
oOmmunity 10 Charm . 3S Friendship. Sheny"s Ri"3 of ....... 998 Appl<-
of!nes<apabl~ Locotion. . ........ lS Growth. Scroll of ............... 1070 ofBngi ......................... 18
of Insect Repellency. . ......... 35 Location. Wand of. . . ...... 1473 of Chaos .......•.......•.....•.• 18
Koleen"s Undead Slone . . ....... .. H Magnetism Ring . . . 948 Crab, Oil. .767.9(11
of l.a.n.nder ..... JS Magnetism Ring. eur.c..I 948 Applicati ..... o f l'l:rceptomancy,
ofleodmhip .................... 35 Animal .. PoIion of Speak wi.h . 893 Multiple ..•.................. I197
of l ifo PrQr"",ion . . ...• 36 Anima.ed Anack. Broom of.......... 228 Apprentice\ Egg ...........•...... 430
of Mallic R.,i,tanc:e . . ........ J6 Aolmollon Apron
ofM'la$pOl1lnnuencc . . ... 36 Boneof. ... . .... 182 ofComfon ........... .53 .
of Neutrality . . ............ 37 Oil. ..... 764 Flandal S~lskin·s ... 53
Nosocum .. • 37 S~lof ...................... II13 Leather .........•. S8
""'isll .. ..... .. .... . ... 37 Wandof. ............... .. 1473 AQu ... .................... .
Pahn Sign ..................... .. 37 Ani... . .. . 764, &99 Aquolk
of!he Papyrus s<ep.~r. . ......... 38 Anishta"s Spellbook ............... 1137 Armor .................... . .. ro
of Perpetual Youth. . 38 Ao~ Armorwith F~Action ........... 70
of Perpetual Y""lh &; I ""~peri"""" .... 38 ofLif.. .47 Depth location. Ring of. 948
Pheltllong·s . . .. ", ... 38 Nitbian .•....•.................. 47 Item ",ilb FrttAction ...........•. • 21
of ' he Planes . . ................ 38 of !'owe< •. . ....... 48 Weapon ..•...••...•.......•..•.. 21
of Power . . ........... 39 Roo 's. . ..•......... 48 Wizardry. slIrr of. .............. 1272
of Proof vs. Detection and True .. . ...... "' .... 48 Ar'ond.ighl ...................... 1342

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Arlbcl~ Huggable Bear. . S8 Bath.. .83 Arms, My Brotberof ..... ,.,., .... 1352
..... bian Niglu. Oil .........•.. 764, 899 of Bll tkflamec . 72 Am(\, lnvuloer:o.ble COlI' of. . . 315
Anthnld of Blending . . ... .... . .... . 72 Atorn1 of Dreams. 823
Band"fd....... .. . .... . .. .. .. .. lS2 Blue, of1he Crystalmisl Mounlai", ... 72 Atorn1 ofNighln'lare$, Janni.~ ....... 772
Control, Amulel of ................ 28 B.-.dIie 's Lca1her. ... . ..... 72 Arom.olie Smoking Pipe . . ......... 1122
COIIIn)I, Ring of . . 949 Buckle of. . . .. ... .. . .. ....... 230 M~
I""ubalwn. . 435 CIIWduran Smoothhand's Abari.'s ........................ 84
Arachnida, Cloak of. . . 295 Chain Mail ...... , .. 72 Acid ................ ........... 84
Arachnida, The<><Iolus~ Cloak of. . 311 of Charm . , .. . 72 of AggrlIvalion .............. ... .. 85
Arak, S"'<>I'd of. .................. 1341 of Comfort . . . 72 Anli""'gi • . , • . as
Arbane~Sp<lIbook. . ........ 1244 of Command. . ........... .. . 73 Apollo 's . ....................... 8S
Arban<~S....ordofAgilily ......... 1342 of Concealed Wizardry . . ..... .... 73 of Anraclion . . . 8S
AlbaI.1, Orjalun ~ ............ 1211 ofConhnual CIea11linnl. . . .. .. 73 of Biting ........... 8S
ArborfealherToken. . ....... 467 of Coolness . ..73 Bla<k.ofluz 8S
An: IJghtnina. Wand of . 1473 of C_ Wounds . . . 73 of Blinding . 86
Mcanabula of Jume . . . 1])1 oflM De$ert E~ng. . .73.81 of Blinking . 86
An:on.abul&, Tasso" ...•.... 124S Dragonannor.. . 73 Bolts of lightning , . 86
Artu. (n.) Eastern Wooden ............ . ..... 73 ofBow.Breaking ................. 86
Ann(If ....... .. .. ..... . .... 70 ofEelix . .. ......... 74 of Bunling....................... 86
Bt...... . . ......... 163 ofEI"<tricity . ... ........ . 74 Candl •. Flame .. ,. . .. 242
BelL. 167 EI~n Chain Ml il . .. 74 ofChannilli ...... 86
",.afte (adj.) ofEnergy Drt.in . . ..... 74 ofC\ainudience .87
of !he Entourage. . .. 1140 ofEtherea1ily. . ................. 74 ofClairvoy.... e.. 87
Comprthen.i"". PoIion of ......... 8S6 of Etherealness ............... 74, 82 of Climbing. . ......... 87
Formula for . Draoolich. .59 Evil Dtagon...................... 75 ofConnccl;OIl . 87
Formula for . Lith .. 60 of Fear. . ....... . ..... .. 76 of Curing. . ............. 87
Manipulations of Flight ....................... 76 of D.rI<ne... . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . 87
Pui$sanoe of Memory n of Detona,ion . . . . . .. . . . . . . . .• ... 88
Resistance, Dwarves
&; lIolmngs ................. 1140
"'" of Gaseous Form . .. ........... . ...
Gnarldan's.
ofH .. ,e ............. .. ..........
. .... 77
77
ofDi"""ion ... ... ....... .•.
ofDisanning ...
88
88
Sight. Eyes andVi,;"" ... ... ..... 1166 of He. ling ...................... 77 of Di,int.gralion .................. 88
Will, EVOluti<m of. ... ...• ....... 1165 lIeimdall~. . . . .. 77 ofDi'pelling .. . .. ..... .......... 88
Arcani$l, Eyt81_ of. .. .. .. . . ..... 462 Heimdall ~ Wloi,. . . .. ,. n of Di.tance ...................... 88
An:haic Alchemy, Grimoin: of . 663 of Horus . .. .... . . . . . .... 77 of Draconian Sloyilli .............. 88
ArehdnJid C.uldron ................ 267 lodJlI~ Golden.. ,. 77 Eh.... .. . ......... 88
Arehel)'. Bracer of . . . 220 oflnvi,ibility ....... ... .......... 77 of Enchanlmcn1. ......... 89
"""he •. Libram ofTeleporuuioo . . .. 668 Kweolislt Plate Mail of:he Seas .....77 of Exp\05ioru .................... 89
Arthi,,,<tufC . . ..... 1140 Kumaka .... .. .................... 77 of Extended Range ....... .. ...... . 89
Arthmagedom, Potion of ............ 8~6 I..aeral~ S!Otm. . ........... 78 F....n. Fire ....... .. .......... .... 89
Arthrnagi. R~of1he. . .. ... 1009 Lenunikainen's. 78 of Fire ............ . ......... . 89
An:hveull's Spellbook . .. .......... 1247 ofMissil.Attroction . . ........... 78 Fire Seed . . .. 89
A",,;c. Medalli"" of the ............ 710 M""""'r'l . . ........... 78 Fire Trap ........................ 90
Artt"" StaffofSwuming InsetlS . . .. 1272 Oyoti of1he Unkno"..n Wanior. . .. 78 Flaming . . ............. 90
Atdruen's Refreshm<n' Simula<rum ... 62 Oil of.. . .......... 764 of Flying . . ........... 90
AreJ's Spear. . .... 1129 Pien:ing Dagger . • 3~7 of 1'<>=. \lO
Aric'sSlaffofPowor ............... 1273 PI.,. of50larnnU$. . 79 of Harm. . 90
Aries.. Oil of . . . . ..... ... .. .... ... 764 of Possession . . . .. 79 of Holding . 90
Arik. E~of .......... , ... ........ 4~2 of Presence . . .. 79 of Ice . . ................ 91
Mm Quill< . . ... . ... . .. 79 oflllwninat;"" . . .... 91
Blade. 3S~ ofltag.. . . . .. .. 81 Illusory Mi>:iil... 91
of Doom . . .................... 63 Rainbow .... .. 81 ofJu$1ice . 91
ofE'lI"Ih. SiI .... r . . ...... 64 Rlji 's. of1he Dc,.n E~lIing .. . 81 of law .. ..91
TN!h 's Righ'. . . .... .. .... . 013 Red,oftbe H.l1fi.... . . ......... 81 orUgh! 91
of Valor ......... . ..... ..... .. ... 64 Red Drt.gon Scal. . . ........... 81 oflightins ...................... 92
.0.""'"'"""1, C.... of .......... , ..... 247 of Ren"<lion . . ........... 81 oflighlnins . . ......... 92
Armbnd R""""",CutR. . ........... 82 lycanthrope Slayer. . .. 92
Comfort of Sleep . .65 Scale Mlil of Horus ..... 82 M",lubi~ ' Wounding ........... 92
of Death 65 Skoriaan'l [)row Chain Moil. . ..• . 82 of Mi$di"",'ion . ..92
oOlelling .................. .. ... 6S Sleeping Ba, of Missil. Weapon of Acc~ . . 92
of Music ........................ 66 NulliflCalion ...... 138. 1119 MiJt,il. Weapon of Distance ........ 92
ofSlolulalion . ... , .... , .... , ..... 66 of Sol amnia. . . ..... ... ... 82 "fMultiplicily ......... 92
of Snake Changing ... .. 66 SW1f~ Iron. . ........... 82 Nilboir . . .... 92
01' Strength . . . .. 66 ofSwinuning . .,, 82 Oberon's. of Subduing . . ....... ~2
Truehean's Warding ..... .. ... ... .. 66 of TemperalUre Control . . , , 82 Oberon's. of Slaying .. . ........... 93
ofYariabie Suengtlt . 67 TuI..,~ Plate Moil of E6.reaIJle$$ . . 82 ParalYUliCHI . . . . .......... 93
Armel by Wayland ................. 584 of the Undead. . ........... 83 of ~IIOtra'ing . 93
Armida. Girol. of ... . .... . , ........ 530 of Unde""" ter Action . . ... 83 of~lIOtralion . . ...... 9)
Armi.,. Iron Anvil of(he. 51 Voice of Heroes . . .......... 83 of~ . . ...... 9)
Armor ofVulnerabi\ity. . .. 83 of Piereing. . . .. 93
Abbathor"s.. .69 of Warmth . . . . 83 of PolymOrpbing . . .. 93
of Absorption .•.................. 69 Armored Caparison. 252 ofPunui'. . ........ \J.l
of Acidic Sccretioo . . .. 70 Annoring. Nusgin'seur.td Rina of ... 984 Quarrel of Biting. ............ . ... 9S
Anything ,. ..70 Armoring. Ring of . .. ......... 949 Red .......•..• . ...... 95
Aqualic. . ....... 70 A"""'Y. Wand o f . . .. 14 74 of Refilling .. . . ..... 95
Arealle.. 70 Amu and Flbulous H...,.,. ofRetuming .. 95
Avoreen's Chain Mail. . ...... 71 Legendary of Grell. 1191 of Rock Pi.",ing. . ...... 9S
A'lyf.rund'l ..................... 71 Arms. Manual ofPuiU/lnl Skill at. 688 of Roping . . 96

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1599

...
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,I..rooo' Attaok. Broom of Animated .......... 228 Gnarldan ~ Sanle . .... 118
of5<.." o.,ocrion . .. 96 Attaob. J.....,I of ............ . ..... 522 Hutsel1Si ~ lIand. . . 118
ofS<",aznin&. .. . .............. 96 Attacks. Shi. ld of Proof Haruezini 's Hand . .. II!
o f Sorkin g ..•..•..•...•....... 96, 97 A",irun Sound .. . . ........ . ... •. 1101 of Hurling . . .. .... 118
..fSct ...... 97 Attaoks Upon 1hc Owner. J.....,I of .. . .. 522 Lorn's Battle.. . . .. . . ...... . . 118
" fSignaling ...... 97 Atten'ion. Phylactery of Monsln)US .. . 83 I M.glubiyct 's ... . .... . ........... 118
ofS;I~ . .. 97 A It .... tlOd Might ofH...-oes . . . . ........ l!8
of Sinking . 97 ArmorofMi .. ile ................. 78 Molytlo-us's . 118
of Slaying. . . ..... .......... . 97. 99 Arrowof. ...... as MotopIII. . ...... 119
" fSleighing , .................... 100 Bagpipes.of~line . .. . 1537 NitIlRll Sin's Blaok. . . 119
Snake .•.........•..•. . .. 100 BaUofAvilln. . .. . . 148 Nomog-Ge.o.ya's Han'\. .. . ......... 119
of Speaking. . ................ 100 Banner of . . . . . . . 1S4 Piokaxe of Piercing. . • 119
S.irge', BM. . . 100 Bootof . 193 Rochpliner.... . ... . . 119
Storing. Quiver of. .. 929 Br"OC<:rof. .... . ........... 220 Sampsa'Golden . . . 119
Snm Bo', . 100 Jelly of . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 248 Shag's Battle . . ... . 119
of Stunning •... .. ......• 100 Medallion ofMissil. . . ..... 713 Sulwanl's . . . . ...... 119
o fTeleporlinB . . .•...•.... 100 Oil of . ........... .. ........... 764 Thor'sKiss . . . ..... . .. ......... 120
ofTransponing ... . .. 101 Pipes. Animal . . . ISS4 Throwing. . . ........ 120
Wood<:1I . . 101 Powder .. . . .. . .. .. ... .. .. . . .... 899 Thumb Height Man's . . ... lZO
..rWounding .. . ..... 101 Ve<l of . ....... .. .. .. .......... 1470 Torsborak • . . IZO
A""",,,,,ad of Mart;ng_ ...... . ...... 101 Attracti"' ....... Mask of ............ 697 Tunncll"\lllMl"' . . .. ... lZO
Arrow •. Bow of Neven:nding ........ 209 Amacti",r.ess Oil. ..... . .... . ...... 764 Withering Pidatt . . .. .. .. .... . ... 122
An ofComm""ica,ioru and Amact"'. Mi .. il. . . . . 1099 of1hc Woodsman . .. .... ..... . ... 122
Sigil, . . ................. 1140 Amac"". Noj ~ Mi .. il • . . ........•. 1100 Ztbulon 's. ofl.eavina .. . . ..... . ... 122
,1.." Fin. Auburns. Zn='s, of Snoring . • . . ..• 112
BI .... DI\ Bronze . lOt Tho Raverut\a$ .... ~ Spellbool< ... . 125 I Al<e">wI<td % ;<11 •. ............. . .. 1m
DRiDl\~I-by.''''-C1i1f.. 101 Aubovreer"SWorkbook ... . ......... 11 41 ....,i.. 's SeimiW"ofDan<:ing . . ... . ... 1)42
(;Iorir.ckl~ Go,es . 103 Auctions. Gavel of. .......... . . . . . . 512 A,ler' H.., ... . 1J22
G\Ori"""l~ Living Pointing. 104 Audacity. Byubo' Lamp of .... . .... 637 .....",,'.1<1. SVI'I><Il of. ..... I34J
Igraine's Pon ... il . IDS Aud;~.Chairo f . . ... . . 1088 A:turf: Sea. Did< of tbe . . .. ~
Norval 's TImely I'onroil . 1Q6 Augricn:"","STabledQlh . . ..... 1418 of1hcAzure Sea, Horn . .. I~J
P,gments of longevity . 1(16 Auquholi Hourgja.. . .. .... 601 AzIlre<ige.Axe . .. 111
l'I:)rtrai,,,", by M'gic .... .... ... . . 106 A u,hority. Foundations of Secrt1 ..... 1171
The Gladia,ors ... 102 Authority, Gavel of ....... S 12
Tho Watchers ........... . .. 106 Au'omated Spell 5<roll. Mondasso • . . 1075 B
Widow~W. lk ................ 108 A>nit'
Anemus~ Cloak of Displ"""""'"t . 296 Holy .. . . . . . .• . IHI. 13S3. 1356. 1366, Baate1:ll.. AtroW of Harming . . ........ 90
Arthur's S....,.-d .. .... ..... ....•.. . 1366 1373. Iln, 1376, 1391 Baaten.., Scroll of Protection from ... Ion
"""if"'l>. Tli",i~" Co."""!;",, vr 3"",.J, O' ~II"',t..;'~ H"l~ ...... . .. USG B.baY. "'\ ll u, . . .... .. ....... 6Il-I . ~
0....... PlllnM . 1460 Sword. Gre8ory's Holy .. ......... U73 Blbene Maeli1fOm. Sword of....... • 134)
Artifwnace. . ........ . ~74 Sword. Holy . . ............. 1375 Bac:hnleus, Mask of . . ... . 697
Art< o(Oratory Magnetism. Sword. Shalandain's Holy ......... 1391 Book A"..k Detection. Weapon of.... 1511
Forgonen ................... 1 171 A. ian tIaok Defense, Girdle of.. . ....... 532
Arts. Bla<k ................... 765. 899 Amaction. Ball of. . . . . . ..... . . . . 148 9""k Door ..•...... . .... . ........ 411
Arum(]; I\l.A"" ... 112 ContrOl, /'oIion of ... . ........... ass Baokbiter ......... . .... .. . 1129
Arunson ~ Sprllbook . . ... .. ... . ... 1181 Control, P<ttion of Mammal!. ass Backpack of Holding . .. 12.1
Anlthir~ Living Door ............ •. .<III Contro~ Rilli of . . . . . ... 949 Baobtabbing. S...xd of .. . .... 1343
Arv<lf..,n. Sword o(the 1342 AVRIl G=nsnider's Spellbook .. . ... 1143 8a<:klalker.. . . .. . 1341.1367-1368
~ n "$ ChainM,i1 . . ........ . 71 Awakening. Urn of. . . .. . ...... . ... 1465 Bad Tll$le. N..:klaceof. . . ... . ...... . 748
Armn:en's So.ord . . .... 1342 A... ..n... Badge of Freedom . . . . . . . . .. • ...... 123

..,
AK<1I<Iilli. S",irof. ... . 1301 CryStal of . .. . . . . . ).41 Badge of Monster Control ..... 123
Ash Command. Ring o f . . .. 989 P<ttion of Underground . . . .. ... 895 BodgerTalisman .... 1420
Ash Golem Libram .. 66l Ring •...•.... . ....... •.. . .. ... 949 B.. I's Morning Star ............ 48S. 67S
A. hakar ~ Sprllbook .. ..... .. ...... II40
A'iles. Urn of. . . . . . . . . . . . .
A'hley ~ Net o(Entrapment ..
A .lyf.",nd ~ Annor ................. 71
. . 1465
. .. 755
of1hc Above .
Full .
of Hole Punebi"i .
. ..
. ..
. . . .. .
110
111
111 .
."of Aeoll&l .
of Armor Nullification,
Sleepilli
. ... . .. . ... .. 139

...... . ... 138.1119

Asmiak ~ Sprllbool< . . .. 120~ . 1239 Inn ..• . ...•....•...•........... 111 of Beans . . ... . .. .. .. .. ... 113.124
Asrnod<us ~ Ruby Roo . ...... ..... 1022 Meu .. 111 Bcl1pOUCh of DiiappeantrK;e. . .. 132
Asp. Charm o(Resource . . .. 283 CM . . ... . ..... 111 of Boots .. . 132
Aspect. ofSpeliboolco. PhysicaL ..... 1133 A.. o f Boreos...• ...•. ......... •. .. • 139
ASiaSOin·. E)'I' .................... 4 52 Agni's Red . . . . III 9ucknard"s Everfull Purse .... ....• 133
A...... inatiOll. Sword of . ........... 1342 Ama_T .... _Mant's w..v.u. ......
112 o f Devoorina . . . I3J
As1r.l1 Oeva M""". 675 Arwndina ...• 112 Devoorilli Pooch . . 1J3
Asllan S ..<>nI of Enmity. Rei . . ])88 Azuredge. . .. 112 of Duplication _... . . .. . . . ..... 134
..... t ....I.M Brihaspati's . . ... ... ... .. 114 of EUn)$. . . . . ... .. . . . . . .... . . 119
Ce leiili,1 .. 109 of Brotherhood . .. 114 E",rfull, o(Seeds . . ........ 134
o(Entrapment . . ........ 109 Callordur2n Smoo,hhands's . . . .. . . 114 of Eyes . . ... 134
ofH~nrik . ' . . 109 Cursed B.nle . .. . ........ . 114 Feedbag of Plenty . .. ....... .... .. 134
AStrOno<n)I. Uni,-e ..... I . . ... 1259 o(Cutting. . ....... . ... 115 FoodpoIIch 134
ATLtIl$ . . ... 1067 o.a,hstriker . . ........... 115 Henry's Carpetbag of Holdi ng ... 134
At hena~ Helmet . 585 of the DwaIf Lords . . .. . .. liS Ho:ward 's Handy Haversack ... 115
Athe .. ~ Shi.ld ................... 1093 of1hc Dwarvish Lords .• . • 115 of Holding .. . .. .. ............... 1lS
Athe ..·, Speor ................... 1129 of'heEm~1"Or1 .. .... . ...•. .. 116 oflofi nite Wealth .. ...... ... ... . . 13S
Atmospheric Cloak ................ 2% ofE.n<;han'metll . .. 117 Jasper Thuoderhand's
Atonement. Gem of . S17 F""""avtr . . ........ . ..... 117 Handy H3VerSKk .............. m
A"""hmcnt. String of. . . 1)19 Garl Glinefiold. BanJe ........... 118 Klngaroo Pouoh . 136

1600
"~--------------------------------------------------..,I'
... SaIolift. CryttaI ..••..••. . .... Wi 8mYlI"~~ Dager ....... 1S1
Khalid"l'ooIc~ orAootuabilily . 136 WaU:rE~ . .•. 149 BartIa>;u.............. ... 1191.
of Manylbp . ..116 Ibllonl ~ Scroll . ... 1071J B ard~AphrodiJiao IMp'''';'''' .•....• 7601
NilhiMI s.ddlebop ..... . LJ.6 Ibm... 1101 ............ . Ban:I ~ Ri.... ..949
N";'J.ofMisplKin&.
M. . . .ilh
. 136
.. 1303 ......
1b1li1la< ...•...•. .. .. .. •. ISO '" Birdie Spelljomrni... Helm
Blrdkhe. Baphomel~..
.. 573
. ... ~I
l'ictish, ofFieftds ............... 136 Ai............ .... lSI Bl rdl"l
ar Nol'''' .. . ....... .. .. 139 C..... iYorouI..•.................. I~ I ofOecep1iveT.....,1 .. 158
ofPI~ly. . ..... 136 ofConllinmcnl . . . lSI . ofEl$yT......,I. .. . ..... 158
!'roo..:t;"" I'ooIch .... . .. 1].6 HOIAi. . ................ 151 o(flillu ............ 158
or
I'ouch Al:«sAbiIiI)' • . .. . ...... Il7 Poi_. .. .... ... . .. 151 Millica!... .. . ... 159
F'wI:h orUoklina •..•.•..•...•. .. 137 RusI ... 151 ofMi»i1oc l'n>1ec1ion.. . 159
or~ .................... tJ7 ~ ............... 151 M O<pII~ Hone .••...•..•..•.•.. 159
Pouch ofSecurily ....... . .. 137 ofTr••d"'l . .••.. .••. . ....••. lSI. BIfI'I of Nyr Oyv. lialry . 179
Sm:I SaeclwI •. . •• ...••.•••..•••. 137 Word .. . ...... 152 ~. ScmdhI.. ................. 1M
Silent f'IIIx ........... . ... ... . .. 131 IbIm,MishakaI .. Healina .... 711 1 Bora:riryck.. Fbil ••..•..•..•..•.•.. 485
Sbin'l SMchcl ••••• IlS 8al ......... s.....nl........ . .. no Borlidlion .. Mysrical Minu . . .. 72J
SIecpina. of Armor Nllllif~ .... IJS Iblors.....nl ..................... no 8amuI"O~.. .. 1344
o fTe~. .... . 138 Iblor Whip . . • . . • . . . • . . ..• 1533 Blml
ofTl'ans"".Ii"l . 138 &11"001" Hand Mi"", . . .. nl ofOro$.N~~nll. . •. 160
ofT~lin& . .. 138 &Itron .. ~ ................... 932 of Hidi.... . .........•. 159
ofTricki ...•....•..
ofUtI'fUl Jltm1 ..
of'llniJhin. •...
ofWil\d .... .
138
. . ..... .. 139
. .... 139
139
....
BImbo<> sdmillr .. . . ......... no
lIomplo ~ Rod ofDislonion . 1023

of lheA'""'MId ..... . ... ..... .... 152

hl!'il<c .. Coliapsible.
ofM""keys
of l'uveny .
............ 160

ofRolli"l . . .................. 160

. 1$9

. .. 160

Wi"" I'ooI<:h .••••........ ....•.. 140 ofBirdRnb'llnt ... . ....... 152 ofSaJI Pork. N~moiinll .......... 160
of thoWoodIMdt .. .............. 14 1 of Den;.! .......... .......
152 of1he Born... h ab, Hom .. .. IS4J

-
z.tron .. PouchofWonders 14 1 Funilior l'ro1ecIion EMIIII:ernen! ••. 15J Banik .. Spellboo/l: ........... 114J
blll"" Spell ComponmI Pouch . 47 l....... ofBilarro 153 Bucom U..... lian·. Sv.onI UU
of~............. ... 139 orMip . .•. 153 Rue &11 ...... . .. 149
ofIhl5ef"Pft"ll .... IS] ButIaI .. Spellboo/l: •............... 1143
Con""-ion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. I B6 1bndioI1(;....... I"", Crownoflho ... 3J.4 ButIaI .. TaldriliJIII . . . ... 6J6. 1143
CymboIi\.ofSoundiq .. . . .. 1S16 1Iandoro. Fochl...... . . . ..... 1)20 BosiliJl<Travd, B&rdi"lof... 157
of Doom .... . •• lSl6 Bono. Holy Hind of . . . S62 BuinoflhoAtl#I .. ... . .. 161
of Droni.... .. • .. . 1537 Bono, Sal of ....... .. IOU BuinofHiddmDanaen . 161
Oupl",ofFcu... .. IS37 aa.. (.aj.) BuketofDeYouri.... 161
Fear ............ . IS)7 S.... Drop., S......" . . •• .. . 13-48 Bus Dnun .. 818
Fel~ Attn<:tion .. IS37 CI ..... ........................ 13-49 8151. Sword of .. lW
HoodKhon .
Skluen.... . .. ... ..........
Baam-IOI, MonocLe of . . . . .. 738
I')'
. .• 1'3' Ebonbano:, Sv.onI. . . . ... I]S9. 1360
of E~Iwl~ BelftlJ, SIIIUI"d.. . . .• 13-43
Fiendbane. Sv.onI. . .......... lJ67
811. CJoalc oflho .................. 296
8a"'. Armor . .
Ba'" Thb ........................ 1460
. ..... 83
8ahijI~ SlippenofSpiderClimbinl .. 1121 l'oebor1c, Sv.ooI. . 1369 BIIS. Book of . . .............. 1143
Bajall SLayina. Wuponof .. 1'24 a...,"" SVIORI .........•...•.•• 1J7I BIIS' Blood ......•.....•..•.. 765.899

. .-
Bake>. TIITIIIC- (Bo.) ..
Balkcr~ Hand . • . . .

BooIof. ... .....

Card
. ... 216
. . •• 5ro

. .. 193
..••.••• )l l
GoIIIiJIt', Bow.............
GoIem, sVIORI .
t..ccdon . . . .. . . .. .
otlho NonII.... .••.
Roprile ....... .....
. .. 205
.• lln
. . &43
. 1].44
. .... 1143
&nerin& Rom, BiabY" Demanding.... 162
&nerin& RIm. Ma,k.lI ..
Battinl CIJe.
Bittle
Au. Cuntd .•.
162
. .. 2J.I
11 4
of~ ... . .• 143 s.:.lt.SVIORI •••••••••••••..•••• 1390 Ale, Oorl OliltCf$Old'l . . l iS
ofH.rmoQy . .... . .. 143 SIwb ............ .....1131 Au.OnoridoII'I .... .118
ofJudJmem .... . . 143 SNb, S"fI'Ofd •. 1)96 Au,tom.... . 118
Ladderof........ ..635 Troll." Sword .. . 1411 Au, ShIa" , 119
of~ .....•...••........ ... 148 Wynns. .•. . .. ..... 1.14 CIook ...........•.............. 291

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Selle ....... ..148 BanisIUn" llilde of .•............. . 357 C~I. Thsmil'l ......... ...... 71S
Well"'" of. .. lSOB Banislltnet1l. Wand of ...... 1474 Mimulof (IIbr1' kll. . 1376
Baldncu . . ............ ... 8018 Ri ... ofSpell. .•. 999
Balian~ Yollow loun Slone. . .. 61J ofAnne1ion ................. 15--4 SlI ffof ...... . ... . ...• 1273
Bal;,w". Sv.onI •...•.. . .. IJ.41 of8.......,. .................. 15--4.156 Sw ............ ... . ...... 485
Bill Cuncd . . .. ... ....... 15--4 Sinieshroud Gu. Globe of. ..537
Drop1~ FIa& . ISS
of......w.AIUX\ioft .
Sue ..
BtlloflM ..
.. 143
..
.. 812
I.., ofF.!roeily...
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CbOnudioI CtytIal .•••. . . J.46 ofFrimdohip . .... .... ... 1$5 Lamp, IlLaa"AbominabIe.. . .. 6012
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of~ .••..•...•••..••.• 149 of baohs . • • . . • • . . • • . . . 156 Sprlljarnmint: ~ln>. Alarm .•.••..• 574
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I'!:Mom of Bravery .
156
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of AOCIII"X)' •••
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of EJldIeot $tri"I . • . . . • . . . ISO of l'ro1ecIion . . .. 156 8eody Eye ..•. . .......... 163.453
Eltrasentory CI)'$UoI. . . . . . ... 346 ofRmown ... . ........ IS7 orBlns'''' .•. . 7SI
Fool.. . .. .... ... . .... ISO of Tmor .. . .... IS7 ofCurina ···· . . 7SI
InmOnyx ... . . ISO Zet1.. . •.. .•. . ..... IS7 of Dew •••••. ••• 164
Moredlin~ CI)"IIII . J.48 Bonqucts. Tiblocof . . ... 1417 of Foree .•..•..•. ....... 164
Ony,c .... . ISO 1Iaphomd~ lIordiehe . . ......... 8011 O'm .• 164
ofl'\loloer . .••. .•.... ISO Bonvor C\oMIIIadow~ CIooIr. • . . . 296 Kanno ..•..•..•. . ..• 751

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~ J'ooooder ••••••
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8atcrofam. ..... .
Bealer ofl'le.uifull'cOons..... .
Bean ofOou. SIl ..... &; Jelly ......•... 16S
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Iknlti .. Express Ladder •.
. ..... 1M. 899
... 1021 Veil. Dypsha) Powdn-of1l>o .. .. .. 902
Voil. I'owdo-r orlhe .. . . . \100

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.. 6l$
Ilnns. Bajof.. . .. 123.124 IkM Griff) Sword. .. 13<14 WalL ......................... 172
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Benson) Stant> of
Unoutain frin'whhip . • ...• lOSS
Wcdp . . ... .... ..... . .. 1ll1
9lac:kbin:la. Pie of Four.lfl6.lWmcy.. .Ill
o-oflho . . ... SOl 1ktpmoI)0i1lf'l:rwder ......... 76'. 899 BI..,kf\a_
Cloak oflho Suilwll MoooIai ... ..... m Bcnnow-T...... Z-.. M_ __ •.•• 675
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SIandi", ... ...
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Beast. TaliSnLlJl of'l>o
. ... 1561
.. 28
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Berronar TNC$iI .... ) Sil ..... Ri ......... 9049
Betry........... ... . ........ . 171
Bmc'" DandnsSword ............ 134<1
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SwonI of .
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Baurqan:I ~ 8eaUlifui Baub6o ••••.•• n07

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621
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BcnnIdng. n.;u.-w, $hiddof..•.. II O!!
Bestowing. I'..non of Sleep
IkInyIlTriodof
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.. 889
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91xlj8mmer~ Cwliasl ••.••.••
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Bee ~ COfbin .•••
Bcd.lizardslin.........
Bedroll oW' ynw ........... 166
. .. 949
. .. 1475
. •• '-'0
.. 670
BilbY" Demandina Bitlering Ram •••• 162
BilbY) Spel1book...
Biiaml. Iron BancIs of .
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Bcjzoina. Brooo;lt of . . ...••... 22S Binder. Spell. . . .......... 140) BriJlllbl.de. Swonl . . . . !:wI
Bqui1er. Capoflho . . ... 250 Bl.dJac Brinle. Weapon .... . ISIO
Bquiler.a.o.t oflhe............... 297 Coo< .L .......... 329 Candle. flan>o.. ...... .. 2~1
Bquil ..... Malo Malo Rod 0( . . ..... 742
Bcguiling.Rodof .............. 1023
PotioIII ofSpiriI ..
Soul .. BooI! of . ""
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Chill ......................... )SO)
ofConuk. S-m.. . . 1).47
Bebokln Fanaplck .. 166 ,,~ Descn. S-.-.I. . 1156
Ikboldcr MOIIlhpkk. . • • 166 FeI!herTok.n ........... 467 E.i,hyan\. Sword •... ...• .. ..• • 1366
Iki"", Bane of Endwued ......... I J.tl 11ICUbo11im . . .... 4)S Flame. Sword .•.•.. 1.I6a
Ikimus) S""""' .... . 134<1 Repulsioa Oust. Small ............ 422 F\ofII:illio of ShU! (.u. S"'""'" •• _•••• 1.169
lk1ern.. ) T,,",. . . . . . . . . . . •.. RaInIinI. Baod of ................ 1'2 Ghost. l'I-.:n.. S""""' ..•.•••.• 1.\$01
Iklial) Miliwy Font . 8 irds, Shell of f>n>I<aion ............. 439 ~ ............... )61.1.17.1
Iklicver. SYoOnI oflho Binh Spoon .•• 1466 Hom. S"""" ......... 117l
~ Bi~. . .... 2".286 ofl.ad-..nder, SYoOnI. .. l:loll
of ... iarm ••••. ....• ••••••••••. 812 8 i_SkuIiTOIm! .. . .. ...••. 172 LiJlllnina ............ Ilil
of IheBalI. .. . ....••....•... 812 BiJselitl!W..... of~ .. . ...•. 1.75 l,d .. .... IlII
ofBIdi .... Golden . .. 81S Bill!, Stirioo).. ...... . ....... 100 MIICriab., Swon;I. . . •• 1llS
ofe-m.. ..•. .. 812 Biti .... AmIw of. . . . . ......•. 8$ Mmdin) lud. 5YoOn1 ••..•••••• l.IU
Cal>'UI......... .. 812 Biling. DIn of . . .. l71 Moon, Swon;I .. l.IU
Choit ..
Chun:h
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ofDixon! .... . . 81S ofCharmirl, ..••..••..••..•...• 1.121 Sevcnrh.Swon;I .. .. 1391
. 815 of Dioc:on:l ....... Illi Sbapo and 1'e:oIln, Sword. ••••••.• 1m
ofFIftdom .... .8 1S OK' SIIinvnoIri .... ofStU..Gil\SCll ..... 139'
of l...m..u ..•. .........•....... 81S ... bishli . .. 1192 SIIoo:k • . . . 139'
"*"1"".... .. . 81S "'mlWofluz . .115 Soulblode. Sward . DJJ
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ofRin&irt& ... . ......•...•... 816 Ale. N....,. Sin....... . .. J19 Sun. S-.-d.... .. . 1)91.1406
ofTradIery .. . . 816 Bow ..•...••.•••..••..••..•..•• 202 S"",,",of ..................... 1» 1
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CIoK. KalnaKu~ ..
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TIItl~ .. s....S""""' ....... ,.t09
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ofBl"ftzcs ..
ofRo.ri", ...
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Elk Clan CC"!'C"IToOI1ial
..•.. 167
.1 67
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... 1200

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Croom of Aonly
Dauer, N"'~ ..
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13~7
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B~ aaRil>& ....... .
Blandness. Dust of .
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Gokl<n SapcM...... . ... 169 I,.,. BIad< of. ...... . .. ....... lJ.t7 of I'I-otffrion • 173
l.emmikainen.. ...... . .. 169 1"",)"liom ........ IS44 Sill< C-'n.ofWormth .. . .. 17)
/l-kginjanicr •.••..•. . •• 169 M.,., . 675 ofSleepina ................ 17l
Serpe .. ofS... """'i... ............. 169 Mirror.. ... 726 BluIIphor"sCrib ofPushi", .. I7l
Serpcn1 •• 169 ()pol Ere ..........• ~S3 Bllshpho<'" Mlgical Di.pen ......... I7l
Shadow ........................ 169 ()pol N"",kl.., •• Friua ~ ... 749 BI.,. SUp.... ........... ..1060
Snake •. . ..• 170 Peart •. 1104. aIlS 91.,. Spikl! . .. . . • .. . .. . .. . • . 74$

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""" 01'..... ... ....
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. ... 231
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BJyphian. hdcsIIl of ..... .
Boar HameMina. Yol_

AirboAt ..
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. 171
IJri&ht Aacs. • . .
of Clouds II>d For; ...
orthe C<rm\II>, ...
. 1114
..
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11~7

81llCf, Krill", ... lamp .•............ 642

Blend. Dwimal ) Merry .......... .. . 828
BIt.dlna
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of 1'otIq_
Canoo ofT....·.l. ..
........ 178
.. 178
DAtIt A'.... .
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. 1149
1162

Anr.orof ...•.................... 72 Daen ... . ....... 118 of, ... Enli&htmed God,. . .. I tI
Oust of ••••••• ..• ... 4I S FndoerToilm. Swan ........... 469 or Ethnic Humor. &.aIled •. 116$
M...... 'I; Robeof ••• •.• 1013 FokLlna • . . .. . . . ....... 178 or Eulltd Pt<!dI;. . • . • . . . . . . . . .• • 188
Pilchcrof..•.•. · . .. .. 838 FoIdinaConcle. .. 178 Fi&ht.. . .. {Sec M•••• I)

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f'Qrioa of . . . 856 F................ .179 ofIbeGods .......... . .. I~l'l
Robrof ••..••. · .•.. 1010 Gocd"l'onabkmdTKkIc 80:<. 179 ofGoierns .... . ......... 188
H...,.1brp ..... N)""Il)'v . _. 179 oftnr"".. Srlells. Kon-\ ••••• 11&4
800k.~\ .... . ......... M'I House .......... .... . 179 ...... f....... . ... 6$0
BooI<orc-......... . ke ................. . .. 179 Maa*.•..••.••.•..•.... (Sec Ubraao)
Sk)'1Ioob, Glill<rloo;le\ .•. ""
· ..... $)1 .loobho.i....... .. ........ 180 orM~tM)_ . . . . . 1187

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Trident .••. M'l!booM .180 ofMyscical EquatioN. .. . .. 189
WIler ...•.......•. I'onabk Canoe. . 180 with No End 1149
QuaIL .. Mystical FalhefTolen .. ... ISO ofN ..... The MId.. 120S
Ikad of .• . . .. . . 151 Snnekhm .. . . . . . . • . .. • • ISO orthe Pi....,. .. .. 189
Fi&w-theod of .. .. 469 S....." I.... . . .. 1811 Pl.... . •.......•.• 819
Ointmen1 of. .... 780 Storm Rilleroflhe OU".I Sea ...... 181 Ra""nloft Col .... ..... .. . ........ 189
Spellmwer'l . . ..... 659 Theon " FoIdina ......... ... . . 181 ROIl... . . . . . . . . . . . ... (Sec Ith.~. I )
Bl ictubrilljff ... 1114 TubofSailina ... . 181.1"62 of Shadoo.· .. Briel's .............. I 152
Blind. BooIc of"'" ll 49 Underlu ... . .•. . . . 181 Sib)olJinc ......... . .. .... ...... 1239
Blil>Cl W,IJdoa, Rod of •. .• 1023 U~er .... . ISI of lbe Si,tlted .................. 1239
BYadle. v.ma.r.oinm....... In of the Sih·wT."", .. 1239
Ar.-of ..•.. " •..••..• " .. ..... 86 Xipboid X.-be<: .......... ... 182 Spolkalltt" ... . (Sec S~booIt)
Leru of ......•.•.. . .. .. 6B ~ ltiQl or . • . . . . 950 Thief's ••. • ••.•..•..•.• (Sec M ...a1)
SIrilc, lInDrroflho: .. . 220 Bocoob" 8'-"'1 Book 659 ofThomI......... . 12S1

""-or. .......
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Boduh. SilmDrr or ....

BoIIfd Eaa. Hard- .....

.. 1194
Bodily Hahh. Tomuf ............ 1..19
. ........ ..Jot
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TltIlb.'l.ofVi .. Oarbas .
ofr....cl .... s.:.ls .
. IH2
. .•. 19"2
........... 19"2
Cauldmnof.•..••. .•.... 267 BoIIfd Eaa. Soft. . . ........ ..39 ofUnioomt . . ........... 1155
Eli:oi. of IInli... ..• 4-42 BoI.. orSunli&ht . 1119 \lampi~ .... , 1260
I'otion of .............. .. . .. 856 Bolder .. ao.k oflhe Ros.... . . 298 ofVile~rlc..... . . . ....... .... 192
Blink Rin, ..... .................. 950 Boll. 0.. . . ...... 1129 of War. Red ......•. .. ..... 1218
Blink SIoicld . . .... 1103 Boll. StiNe: . ....... .............. 1303 W.rrior~ ..•.•..•..•.. .. (m M ... u l)
Bllnkln, Bolllnl< Prq>Ullion. lighlnina 1178 Wizard .. .... ........... {See Ubru , )
Arrowor. ............. . ...... 86 Boll. 51.... .. . 100 ofthc Wyvcm ........ e~le. .. 12M
Candle............
Danor....
!tina ..........
. ..... 240
. .... ........... 171
. ............ 950
BIod: ond fiokk, Prisa>aI"J . • • 911
....
Bolli, Nol.... Lock! Md.. . ...
Bolli, SI';." Lock! ond
. 672
.•.. 612

IIMcllc10pIc \1"1.... . . • • . . . . . ...... 60 I

of Zarp . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1267
Boommnl Spear ......... ... .... Ill1
Boolc, Bonleof....... . ...... 198
80wiaIa Porion, Psitonl<:t •.• m

....
1IIoctina,1'otiQa ofMlP< . . .
BIoNfina. Iklmet of. . .

A-.r. T1Ic. Whip .. . .. 1531

lIowIor .••..••..••...•..•...•• . 210
.m
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Helm ............
SpeI1jMvninl Ml... ... .
Wethiliool .. r. .... .. .
Bombard ..••.••..••.
BombtrcI, HeImHdcr ..
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of Anr.ctioot • .
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ofOnnlineso .......
• 19J
. 193
. 193
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[)rinke:r,S""Otd .......
Bats' •.......•.
. ... 13-47
76~ . 899
"Mor Anlftwion . .. . .. . . . .... . 182
of~lk;", . ....
of Com(OtI
. ..... 19l
.. ............ I9J
l'oIion, DrIp.. .............. ... 865 o f Bruitinl . . .. . . . ........... . 182 O(Cc:n;taliftl .. 193
~r. DrIp.. . .......... 902 o.we... .... . tal Cyri ... Win,ed . 194
Zombie . . ................ ... 898 DrIp . . ....... ... . .. .. 181 o(DlIICi"l . . . . 194
BIoodbrMd. T.... pnhTh<. S""Otd ... 1408 Eli o r Desire . . 410 Ikc_ptor's . ••. • ..... 194
Bloodoeoln ........................ 118 Flu.. . . ... . IS39 EL""n ........ •. 194
BloodfutH. W"""" .. lSOI Oolcrn, T.lisman of the . •. 1422 orell'ODkind .. . ..... 194
Bloodlencr, Sword .•.. . 1347 GoIemI.libram .• . . • . . . . 661, 66$ ofFcalhef Failin& . . ....... Its
BIoodsIoM ofFl ......... ihtl . . . . 1308 ltina ... 950 Putllmooei""' .... .. Its

......
BIoocIsword..... . 13-47 ofSl.yi.,. .. .. .. ........ .. .. .. .. 183 of Gertt"Thiovcty .. . .... Its
Blowlloml.,... Shield 0(. . . . 1093 ofT'umi.,. ........ . ... 114 ofJouinl ......... . Its
Bco>rinIII WQpon .. . ... . ......... U09 O(~ .......... Its ...
of~ .......... . BooIe-.t. Wmd............. .... 1"76 Lol".. ..... ........ Its
ofDitlan<c .... ..
Hft'k ....
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Bones, Brwch or .
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OM BoncWOO<IW..,pon . 1509 oI'Pi""~;n, .... . .... 196

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Crytlalmi" Mountoins. . .... . 72 1k>rw:I. w.r •. . .. . ........ . 1&4 R....P"oc" Win""L ............... 196
on B""",. . . .. . ............. 101 Shalandain's. of StIn!ridi ng .. 196
Dnjon Bane: . . . . . . . . . . • . . .. 1348 of Amon ....................... 1&4 ofS"",, ...... .. .. 196
Dnjon Slayer. Sword . . .. 1lS7 of Bats .. . 114l Spider'l.ofSt.. lth .. 196
~a. I... of.. .. . . ..• 626 o f 8indinl Soul. . ... ISS ors.... Strio:full . . ........... 191
Minor .................. .. 726 of 8t.ck <:m-Ics 1146 ofSLontpilta ••. . ..... 191
Sword. s..-.. ............ ... 1407 of the Blind..... 1149 ofSlridina and Sprin&inJ . . ..... 197

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. 198
. 198
. Il9
Boritfl;., ~ J.. ofSo<_ ..•..••..•••. 622
(>f the Ulli<:om . .... . ....... •..• . . 210
Valis.. .
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Bow·llRakinc. N.- of
2 LO
2 10
2 10
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Btudobaris ~ Dluer . .

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8osao II>< DrunbnI~ Spdlboolc ..... 1150

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of Contain",..,,,. . 199 of Commandina '" Bannerof . .
I'nnantof '"
.. . 156
Ojilln . 9 17 Water Elcmenlal, .. ..... 211 I'hyl.. tery of.
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of Delicacies ...•..
(>f Ship Silll< ;" • . '"'" .......
BrucnBoole . • . . 'W
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...
£yen",ol';",. 199 BowI-lid Siu Mq:ial Ere . ... ... 457 Fn £lemmcab . . ill
or Eoploo..... .•. 861 Oowlina Bill . _ ..... . . .. 149 Hu' i WIflI ...... . ill
ofF'""nic:t. •.............•••.••. 199 ofS..." Smoko ill
Gnoffili ••• . •••••••••• 200 ~ofDoom. . .• 212 Boad o..m..of~ ... . .. m
ofPleasaniOdors . 200 BIqIar Odoction ..• 212 Bteakina. Scait <>f . • . . • • . . . ... . .. 1301
of Praer.-ation 200 Dead . . . . .. . 212 B.... t~
of Ikfrnhmem ................. 200 of Del iahtful TrvISpOI"tI . . .... . 212 Bellows of . . . . 161
~fcty . .. 200 Dido~ Flfotbm ... . ... ... . .. .. .. . 211
Ship-in.l _ ... .. ...........•.... 11 00
Ternpero.tun! ..........••...•...• 200
F_o(XmoIls ....... .
Flltbo><
. . 21 3
. • 211
EuofOnp .
Porion of OnHOI'
I'OOon of F'"" .
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...
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ThoIoaht. . . .. 200 Goa1~ Portable C_ I'otion of Sltq)y •••••• . ... m
~~ E~ . . WI aT.. kle . . . . 179.214 Scn>lI<>f~
otTr.ppin& .... . 201 ofHati"' ............ . 214 &omDnp ...... .
U,*ad ............ 202 Icc .................. . . .... 214
Boaom Jf.!0 . _..........•...•.. 1 6~. 900 of Many Hotdinp.... . . 214 Bonnot ofWc.pons ... . .•. IS1
Sounoill£, Porion of ..•..••.••..••.. 856
Bowu<ful. Coin of J~ !be . . • . . . 322
ofMesfqe Ser.d;.,. .... .
Moocy Clwtaer
. .. 21 ~
. •.. 21 5
Wup:m.. Rin&ofRaimncc 10 .
Walet ..• '"
. ..· Il4S
~t. Bunercup \ .. 23 I Music: ... .. .. .. .. ........• 743 8re.I~I"1
,~ Mystical a........ COitina. . .... 21 5 ~Ie(>f . . . . .. .. .. . .. . . 621
Allimon . · . 202 Ohm 's Bllck ... . . . . ............. 215 Neck~orAi, . . .. 146
or A«unoy .. .. W2 of I'mervaIICII . . . • . . 216 Nedt~ofWa1er 75J
J\Iap........ .
·. "" Rudm .... o« lontn& .. . . ..... .... . 216 NI"MHomof U~.. ..
I'otion of Sleep ..•••••••••••••••• m
m
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. ..'"'"
~or lnlmobili<y . ... . ...•. 216
Tamate-8ako (8<tI<). • • • • • •••••• 21 6 I'otion ofw...r ...•..••..••.•.•.• m
8ril>NplIi's
of tht Caoa ....
..•.•...••... Wl
,.......
~ '""" Rope . Saib· ... .... ... .. .. llO' w..,..of.. ....... .••.•.•..
1J<eun.lldlowsof .••.
UlO
. 167
Ccon:IIon~ lon&
Cwwd .•.
...•... 203
· .•... 2Q.!
'" <>f Charmt .•....... ... . . ..•..••. 2 16
C<>pper .••• . • . . . . . . • • •• 211
Brie'" <>frhe spritual
Fonif"ocarion .. . . 11S2
Diamond . ......•... 20S
o(DiJtance . .. .•...... .•.. .•.. . 2Q.!
DaliU1W~ ......... .. . . .
EqUUl ....... . ..
. 211
. ..... . . 211
' .....
Elixir. Rainbow .... . .. . . ... .... .. 445
ofDoobiina. ,~ "' H.,.·lYing... . ... .. .. .. .. . 218 F..IherToi<c-n . 467
Ea&Je ..... ... 204 Iwy ..... .•.. . .•. 219 1'IlotabIe . . • . . . • . . • • • • UO
of£nchontmtnt .
. "" "'losI Ships. M..x.;... . .. ....... 219
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F'on:bow ...
· .'" "'Scaly Command .•. 219 o f Ao:qu;..,a, . . • • . . • • . •• . . . • ill
F'""Teeth .....
of the Forest ••.
.""
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<>f WrsbeI •• • •• 219
'" """'"
GoIdm . . ... ..•. ..•. ... '"
. ... 224
at... ................ .
Goblins ' Bane •...•..•••••• .""
.'"
'" ArclIery . • .
of AIIrICIlon
. . • 210
.. • 220
LisIcnina. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
of
Plano: Shiller . . . . • . . • . . • • .
. .. . 224
. .. . 224
HUHnini's . . 20S o f B~in&. • . . .. .. • 220 of Sawina . . .•. . .•. .•. 22-4
1I. .... k ....... . .......•• . ... 205 o f the Oliodinll Strik< .. ..• 220 of Speak;"a . • • • • • • • • • • • • . . . 114
IIcamc:ek... . ... . 205 o f O"",hi. ti(>n . .. ......... . .. . ... 220 ofTami", . . . . 22-4
of H.;lf\KCking. . ....... . 206 o fB randishi", ... . . . 121. 212 o fWI.. p. . .. .. .. . ... . 224
H,,","Ics's . .. 206 o f C1eanlineM . . . . 211 1lric:1.. Boot "'Shadowa .. 1152
Hi...,.) lon& •.. . •...••. 206 o f DefmH ............ . .• 221 Drip Aaes. Boot .•.•••••••• • 1154
Icc faa&. .•..••. DriP. o...n.
111.....,. ''''
''''
of Der.....~ .
o f Defleclion . .
. .••..• 22 1
. 22 1
Holy Starofth< ...... 1l0l
Driahthlacl< ..••..••..••. .• Il41
Indra\ ..... Briaft!manlle 'l; Bn:..t SWWII.
I",,~ of Gescto
w StIoo . . .•. 208
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o f IrMIlncnbility ..
o f tho Mamen
Noj .... o f Bnondishinll
. .... . 221
.212
. 222
o..,n-.n ...
Brip.mess. Gemof.. ..
. l l SS
.. 511
(>f Levitation . . .. . 222 Britwpoti .. Au . . . . 114
ofUr .... . .. . ......•.
(>fMorbman.Wp
. . 208
. .. 209
"" PIwtdoorl's .
Bradlie's Uatho:r Armor..
Il"'ai, Apple of. . . .
. .. . . 12
. . .. . 58
Brilwp,lti's Bow .... . . 203

of N~n:ndinl Arrows ........ .

'" B....... Harp ........ ... . ...... ... 1322
Bnai" Harpor Calm . .
Candle of. . .
""
·... SIS
Oberon's ..
Od;" ~ .•.. . .. 209 '" linin SItioId Gmt .
. ... U22
. 52S
H.lmotof . .
Hel ...... <>f.aWan . ... .. " ,
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. .••.••..•• 209 BnndIaLa'l; hi.. ..... . ... SJ1
.......
BrinBoIopIe's r ..... 110mb .••• 601

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Sapphire
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Shiehi's Daikyu .
· .•... 205
· ..... 209
. ......... 209
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Frost, S......-d .
Kirn:n 'l; FIWt. S......-d.
.. 1370

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.•.• 212

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BriItIebIaIk Wtapon .
BrIotcl Sword
Dugmuen 8ri",_I."
Ilneval'l ..••..•• .
lydia\.. ...
Noorq-Gcllya ......
Vapdain'l .
.. mo
... . 1)$'
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ofRoviv;" •.
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1538
15)8
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Callardo.nn ~'lI
Cll.tin Mail .
CllJiaa
Ikllof
Cube of .
!'IIItion of Worm . ••.•
Sp~ ofFIIsc .
. •. 12

812
. . J49
. . 197
. 1269
...,.
Bmkenliarp . 1322 L)'R .
Nail 01. .....
.. .. 1))00
. ....... . 74$
Callo, of Animil, Hom , ....... ,. 1}4)
Calm, Brqi .. Harp of....... .. ..... Ill2
81...... ... .. . .. 101 Rodof. ..... . 10024 Calmi .... Bi_ of .... .. .. ll~
0rIp SIIyw. 5....0 ............ 1l~ Bull Sin... .. . 1561 Calorie Shield Oil 166
Danei", Sv.vrd of............... 11S6 Bull .. 0i1lJVo<dcr . . . 76'. 900
c._
Cal ....... Iklt .. .'12

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Golem. T. liW\alloflhe ........... 1422 Bulle! o f IfIII*:l, Slina . . . . . ... 11 200 Camel SLaDdard Hitlti.n ,. . ... 760
Hom "f\'aIIllU.. . .. I,WI Bulliorl Cllbe .. . ..... ).49
Shoe " (While .... . .. 1112 BlI'-rt, 1tawb&oGe'll •.. . •..••. 1097 ofAppurance .......... . ...... 2lS
~CIocI&e I . . .. ) 14 Bluodk,Maficioe ...... 716. 142) Equoa ... .m
Bundle. SKml Talisman .. .. . 142!1 oflllDOlOlp<ll<nte . .. 236
Abbot All\' oeWom;n, . .•• 22!1 BuoyAncy, Oil of ............ 165 Cu t" ,)

.....
ofBeioifta •...
"Equuo ••.•••.
ofFalIm,: ..•.
. ....••.•.•... 22'
. .. m
. . 22'
..... 226
Bupu .. EmtnId
1kariIul. .. . .. ..
~Wandof . ...
Buraucntic Wizardry. Ri", of . .
........... 517

1476
. . 952
. . 9$1
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ofMoonli&ht
of l'taeMag.. ..
ofSpindl ......
, 237
. 2.)7
2J7
2J7
O([n!OI •••••. .. 226 au.au.m;. Wizanlry. ofWotms.....................• , :m
.99' z.....", .. Imp';"",. , ,
,...
I""Y PI""", "fMlat . • .•••• 227 Rocc!toe .. Rina of .. . .,.,237
u... . .. 227 IkqIar Dcte<: ...... eo.. ... . ......... 2 12 z.... "" ~ Wal..,.;"I .• , .• ....... . , •. 237
of Numbcf Numbin& .... ..227
.......
Burner. Spiril, S....,.,j Can U.. Scroll Spell$. Who ........ 1070

-.
ofObsidiin Shatrains . . . . 221 Canaich L)'R .. .. . .. .... .. 13)(1
!'in ofComm ... icotion •. .. 221 AmNiol . ....... .... .. 16 Cltllilh MancIoIin ..... .. l B •
of Shieldin, . ... .. 228 HI ..... Recipe . . ... 1241 CanoeIlOl;"", Rod of.. , IO~
Lamp oflnfinilc: .. . ........ 6<12 Ci nd ie
ofAAimotC'd Aua.:k . . 22' LampoflonJ .... .. 6<13 Black .". ., 240
orBli........ . .• 229 14of ..... ........ ..... ..... . 67) BliftkiIIJ .. ,. , 240
" fFlyi"' . .. 229 LosofRtpclirive . 673 BI......... . .. HO
of Servin!! . . • . . . • . . . . . . . • . . . 229 Oil of Fiery . 769 o f Brillimce ... 240
ofS~nl ... . ....... 229 \\Ihe>elof .. .. ........ 1')0 of Channing .. ............... " 240
I:'Irnlh,Zombie .. .......... .m 8U$IIofLtmmibinen ... ... 231 COIIYOCIllon ., ..• " •• ,., 241
8roIhtr of Attm, My .. . . . . . .... U' 2 Bud!o ofR_ofEtemaI SI\II1Iber ..• , 100." o.rI!nesf •... , •• ,., .• , ... 2'1
BI'IIIIIcf RichardThe FIyintI Mont's BudtO SIayina. WcaporI 01 .•. 1'2-' o.rm.e... ... W
Spellbooi< • ....... •• .. • . . 11S4 Buller Swnmoni"lGonI .. .. . ... 121 Di ....... ion. W
8rot1101:rhaod, Au or. . ..... .
Bmwdow'lRin&of

..... Um..t Weapoa Harm ••.••.

8earT.li....... . 1420
.. 114

...
Bu.1ICf Knife .
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oICOIIfuaian ..
.. . ... 1466
III
. 231
231
Divinolion.
ofEvctbo.uni",
ofE_ion ..
Eltplodina . • • .
F"lI'ObaIls •.••.
.. . 2~ !
.......... 2~ 1
. .. 242
. .. 242
.. 242
Co<orini ~. MySl"",1 .... . • . . •.. 21' DiIoCUl .. .. • .. . .. • .. .. 232 Flame .. " .. 242.
Drag"" Slayer, S"""'lI ..••..•.. .•. 1357 ofF_In,.. 232 flame Arrow . " 242
T........ ....... ...... ...... .... I46J of~V"""'. .. ..... 232 flame Blades .... 2.2
Bnliw... Boooe of.. ....... . III Byubo'll LampofAudKiIy ........... 6)7 Gold ........ .. 242
Bnmo'llCuncOiilPOwdor .. . 765.900 InsanilyG... , 2016
Br •• ~ ofltMlCltion ................. " 24)
ofCOIOfll ...... .
ofDeWlili~, •. .. ...••..•...••. 2)(1
.229 c Makin8 .
Mcdlvm .. .
" . 238
.. .... " ,. .. 24l
of(io'Oomi"l .•.. .....• •..••.. •• . 2* Cblitbc ~ Spellbook of .• 11 S5 Noon't,or Propiliousna:l . .. ",.. W
Vt.diWII"1'IbulouI Equine •••..••. 2)(1 c_ PoiJon .. ,. H6
Bubbk Smokinll'ipe .. . ... 1123 of Air 1taIomiooI .. . .. .... 2)3 of~ ..... .. .. 2.3
of Bubbln. Hom ....... I Sc44 H'VqU C _ . . .... . 233 of fmpitiousncas. . . . . . . J()
BI.IbbIc$. Potion of .. .. ..... ti6 ofMinitacri", ......... 233 ofl'rol"'ion . 24)
Buehl ofF~ Snuft"ID' . • •. 2JO ofSeaomy .. 233 !'I>rpIo ............. , ....... 241
Bode\, S-tDe willi •• l)lM c.davef Comb .. .. ................ 290 f'yfotechDiQ . , .. 2'"
B•• klo CaddeIyn" Workhaok.. . II " 1lanJ«~ ....... .W
of Armor ....... ..... .... ....... no ~ .1274 Red ........ , 144
off. ully Lockpicb ... .. .. 2300 c.em..UTOIh. S...::>rd .............. 1348 Rd ltclion . . . .. 144
Kftif. .. .... lS. C.tt.nofProloctioD ........... 100100 ~. . 2'"
ofLoc:kpicb . .. .. 2JO C... Shieldinc. • 245
of OpcN"I .... 2)1 Bani", ... . ... .. 2).4 SI«p .. .. .. 246
ofl'rolcction . . .. 231 ofCarryint . . ... 2J4 Smoke . " 246
ofW.oporuy. .. ..... ll l of Enwpmenr. .................. 2J4 Smoke DeI<ec6on. . ,245
B~ .l<Ie r of Shell... .. .. .. . . ......... . 2).4 of Spell" ....... 245
Kftife ........ . ..• lSi s.r-., ... ... m SurviYal " 2<15
Sboon'l . ......... .. 1103 CainI Hilla,A<I>ukI of!he .... .. .. 28 S_SmeII 246
Si ... M.,.. Eyc ...
Wand
. . .. .. 4$1
...... . . . . . . . .1476
Calahuh ofl'lemy .. ... 211
Caw ......... S...::>rd ............... 1349
ofTtanSrcrenoc
Unfl;lo", Lijllt
",
, 245
8uckrwd 'lEYCrfuIlPurw .. 111 Cllallatiorl. AbKusof. . . . . ... 2S of Vapon ... .. ... 245
8uckDMd'll Spellbook .............. 1111 Cali... S-.! ........ 1366 Vllibility .• . .. 246
BudcIIa Oil.'l'o<Mler ........ .... 76S, 900 Cali. . ... Sptllbook ..••..••.•.• 1192 Yc:1Jc".. , .. ,. ...... ..... . .. ... 246
Bul R.... IIcftcc. Oil of .. .. .••......• 765 CallElmarirlCannon ............. 111 2
C.11atdurIon SmooIhhuIdI'J /v.I: ...... • 114

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C..dlt Sa.rror 1\11"'.... ..181 of Scroll Hold,",

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ofDow;iIIa .... 246 na........... ....... . 380 CMk. EvnfuJl. ..•.... '"
... ,.,
of Explodi",.
.... 2.7 '" Fool . . . .
Gem ••.
. .. lIl . 182
• ••.•• 380
Caot.ofthe Wlftd Spy ...
CMIttI ofFuryoedy .m
of Servina .••. 247 II......., Man . . .......... 1S1 CaNllan's ~!'rison ..... 91S
Candkmaking. I.M;II~ of ••••• .. 6)5 H......,i. ". .. 385 CulCfbl,nc . . . 1).-t9
C.~

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of "'",.",e'll.
....
...
2. 7
2.7
Hiemphanl ....
Idial ....
JesIef ....
.. .... 384
. •..•. lBl
. ..... lIl
Culinll Scrol l Elf"" .....•..•.•.•. 1068
CastIc. Cloud
Cat MoIhcr. Opal • • • .
••• 263. 26S
• ... 411
ofBlillOhu .• 247 J~. . 190 Cat of FeIbMc .. . 414
(>fDetoetion ....•••••• " .. 247 JUSli<:e . . 386 Cat's E~ Mart>k .. .
OfSliflhe............ .
ofStrikin&. Wtmiek's •.•••.
......
...
248
248
Key ..
Kai,...
. 380
. 380
Cat's Eye !tina: .... .
C~ ofOuler' .....
'"
... 952

C--;~ofC_""""' . .... . .... HII l.<w<n . 1101 AnlI'ao:1S, Trimia's . 1"60

Canister ofCuncs .. . . .• 249 M.pcian... . . 181 CMapaIt .••..••..•..••..••.••.•• 266
Camon Cal~ Elmarin ... . . 1112 Major Alnna. TUIlI .. . 182 Calaplllt H~IIIIICCUr ...... S96
Cu ... Mi_ AJCInI. TlmI ... . 391 Cltchi",. Scroll of Spell ...... ..... 1084
Portable ... . ....... 180 Moon. . . . . . .. . . . . . . 380. 390 C.lCtpill ... ConttoI. Amulel of ..•...... :!9
ofPonaae . . ...... l7B Res.... . ........... 381 CIICfWWlin&, Opal KiIlel1 of . • . .. . .. m
ATKkIc 801. Ruin ... . ••. 3111 Call Ficurine. Opal. . . . . .. 411
GonIU'oNbIc ... . 179.214 stull .............. . ....... 380 Calmlf. . 1274
ofT....eI. .. .. 178 Star ... . 380.389 C ..ldraa
Cl/IOII of Chan&e' ...•............ 14)9 SI..."II........................... 1U OfAi •. Mordom) •.. 268
Canopa'sSwotd ... .. 1].49 Sun .••. .180. 390 of AtnI:lrcc... . . • . . . 261
Cane. Can of. . . . . . • . . . . . . .. 231 TaIoM .. . 181 Ardwk"uid • . . • • . . ...• 267
Cant. RintoflhcThievcs' . ..973 T~ ... . ..... 1U 8 1iDdne:a ••• • • . . 267
eulH n Throne .....•.......• 380 ofCtuNta. . . .... 267
ofCooll'II)'u. . ... 249 TCNoe< . . ....•....••.• 389 o f Doom .•. . 267
Erdl~... .. 249 Vi~iet ..... ........ .. 381 En~. .... . 267
o(P\lrif"ocaIion. . .. H9 W1Icd ofFon ..... ................ 386 f<:wkllillj. • . . • . . . . . . . • • . • •. . .. 261
Canui .... Rint of ... 'M>rId ••..••..•••.••• . .•..• 391
C., '" C ard S.It .. TI""
Frail WaIer . .
HealinK.........
261
261
OhM Beaui ......
Curud SeI>ooL .... 250 "" ClIPI'
~ _IO/t ......
.. ..... 395
. .......... <W I
of Hn li",. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . 268
Hymir) S~am;... .. 268
Dream, ofVclun.a • .,~ S........... ..... . ...... 398 11Ibadan)......... .. 268
orEvil. ........ .
HelI;~ ofVcIW>l ...
".
,~
\\'ando . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Careflal Hcarin" W01of....
. ..... 391
. ... I50S
I'\enty .••.••. • . • .
Potiooo .• •. . • • . . • .
. 269
. 26'J
NiJlucap of Sleep ...•. ....... 250 Carnalion •...•.......•. .. .... 766. 900 ResIOrinll F<eshncsI . . . . . . . . . . .• . 269
N;&hl(:ap ofVi.ion ........ lSO Carnelian IdoL ........ .... ........ 6 10 Warmi"i . . 269
Pikus .....•. lSI Camolian of N...-uwinlc< . . . . . 523 c-mou.s Cabi..n. H·Vqrk's. . . . III
Sc'-l ... ... 2" CJrneIian Orb ofGoldcft Datt! ....... 795 C'liI_ ) IIa&E)'e ............... 453
ofSlcqo •. ... lS l c.mr-r- e.u-. 151 Cqil_·s lrootl'ol ..... . .. 269
ofTelqooNlion . o 2S2
•• Carp F"tj\Iriftc. Sil_ .m Ceilina: Wax •• • . ISOS
of'lif.ion .... . ...... . ... 152 C..... Celtdon Kie mcy~ Spc llbool<. Si r .... 124)
CoporlMln A~ .... 256 Celtnlo. Sw of . . ........ 71S
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oIComporison
.. H2
... 2S2
of 0ivi0I&. . .
ofFip.irl& . . ••..•..••. 256
256 Celeslial Analysis. ~of ...•..•.• 11161
Ce\alial A$IroIIobe ... • ••••••••. 109
ofEnsllYemcnt . ..•... 212 ofF1yi". ..........•..... 257 Celeslial FUI')' .......... .. .• I ~
off'rolcclion .•... 2S1 ofFlyu.,. I.con&rdo's . . .. 157 Celeslill PI ~ . .. 270
orsile~ ........... .

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...... 253 ofFryillj .... 257 Celeslian. Man.1e of . . . . JOoI
ofSuslet\lll(~ . .. 253 RUI ofModlcrini .... . .. 257 C.leslian's Holy Symbol 591
C.~ Rut: of Sonotberina . • •. . .• 2S7
(See alto: C"kIf,k. (MI, RAbe) R... of~ ...... . •••..• 251 o( C~ ........... 2711
ofDilpi.. . 253 Self Cleaninl . " ... 257 of COO'Ib"OIli"l Air Elernenlab. • . . 1711
of Good lIope .. . ..... 253 Solomon's Mlaic ....... .. ....... 259 of Sumrnoninl " ...· ile
ofm. lIomet ... . ........ 253 Clfpe!ba& of IIokli"... Heruy's .. 134 Air Elemmllb
of KotnJ .' ..•...••• 253 CIfnI&\IC'I DccanICr ofTbatunaI\q)'....... . • .• 21'0
I......... . ...................... 255 01 EaIdIess ~MI ..• .. 315
of Proccction .
of Reckillj . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. ....... 255
. U5
eal'lll"O'II"",Goif:m ..
Caryin" &of of .
. 2$$
..... 193
C-...... Bowofm. •.
CeMeotl's Slatl' ..... . .. 1274
Cen:monill Be ll. Elk Clan .......... 168
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Shadow .. . ... 255 Curyilljl. Cage of. ...... 234 r~.1 00_ ... . ........ J59
C"Jlllin "" i'" Pipe. Okl ... . ..... 1)03 C•• Cenain W.,m.,.. Dice o f . . . . 406
C....... S-«d ........ 1).49 ofC....... ~ ..... 2S9 CII'AI'InoI~ Statl'. AIII'" •..•...•••••• 1m
~. T<rrto(. ........ ... 1429 of Decb. . ........ 259 CIIaKrs. NoiseIooo!>e Spiri • .••••••••.• 760
C..-.co"""""",. Slall"of ............ 1274 Mouoc .••...•...•.... .. ..•••••• 2S9 C h ia
Caramon .. Sword ................• IlS2

..•...•............ lI l
Ca n "llrapher'l AmulC1 .
C.....en Oak. .
C""";IIj Knif~ ..........
. ..•.. 28
. ....... 259
.. 1466 """""""
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Da isy ................. . .. 271

........ 821
. 271

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................. lIS
. ........ .•. ..380
. .•... 387
C..... nl of Rtslflal Sleep
Caryalid GoIem Libl'lm • .
C••
.•••••• 261
. ....• 662
o ( ho. l...:.:y ......
o(TrIn$pOI"1 .•..•.. .
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. 271

Deck of ................. . .317 AI~ma~ World Gate. Violin ...... 501 A"""",,n~ . •. 71
Donjool ............ . 381 ofC~....... . .. 261 CoIIonhJnn SmooIhhar>ds's .. .... n
Emprroo- ... ............ . ..... 1tl of~ TI'InImisIion. SctoII ... 26 1 Elven............. .. ..... 14
EmpraJ ................. 313 fulled C............... .. 26 1 1 1neval~ Red ....... . ... . ..... n
EUI)'IIe . .. ... 18 1 PIlnrnanteau ofFrup Hty. Tenser's ... 261 Skoriaan~ [)row • .•...... •••••• ••• 82

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""'"""""
""",,"ia . .............. 173
of"'" An.c:nIOtS •
.... ~13

. ..• . 213
.. 1l50
o f Vi• . ....... .......... ....... 281
Charisma. Collarof ... . ...... . .. 325
Charisma. Libnm of . . • . . • • • .• . .•• 6611
e .~
Amuln of l..vnlllliry 10 .. ... 15
Chimmo. TlIi$n\an of the . . . . •. . . .. 1421
Chi.in Ci<>It:m Litnm . • . • . •. . ...... 66.l
Cboo:oIak •. . •. •. •. •. •
OoirIkU .................
CIooti"l- Dust of SnttrlllJ and
..1 14
.. • 23
766. 900

of AllCliencc.. ... . .. 10811 Armorof .. ..... . .n Chopper· Rippel".

or Ex!", Seati llj ........ 274 of 800! ResloraOOn..• ..... ...... 281 T""betbane~ Clo<kWO<k ...... 14)S
of lIolplesslIOSI ...•... • 274 of Di. tntction . . .... .. 281 Choppi,..S""lflI............ . !lSI
ofRcluinl. .. 274 ofF. _ ... . . 281 Ch01Il, K... I ~ SIIIf.... .. 1281
of Retrieval . . •... • 274 IIw11in, . ....•. .. • .. . 212 Chtnh Bell . ISS
of Scein&. . . . . . 274 u.:k ..... .. 282 ~ RinI o(C."'" ...... 9S-I
ofT.....,L ... . .. 274 Ncck~ o f I'rooc<tioa ...p .... .• lS2 Cilidarius\ R"orW'~... .. 9'2
ol'Upinw .. 274 Oi~ M;l}'beJ ~ l_tC"luml •. . .• 173 Cilld\ Iteconkr. Yc ' ... . 15$6
.. m
Chakyik. Ruo< CJ.wJof .
00111«
ofColoo .
ofConlin",,1 Water .
. ....... 507

. 27!
. .... 275
""" ""'"
Pmon, Swoni of.
of 1'l:" PtotccIion
of1'rolec1ion from
. ... . ml
.. . 282
.. ..... 282.281
Cil"lllc<gem .• SII
Cinl1On< llI Oil ............. . ..... 766
Circl., Book of the W~vernwal e r ... . 126S
Cin:1cs. Book of Block .•...... .... . 1146
of DcIcctioa • . . 275 RIbbit .. Fool. . • . . • . . . 281 O K",
Eudwiaic ... . . . . . . 275 Resisunce.AmuIet of. • ••.• 211 o f theAdder .•..••.•. . ... 219
IIo/yGniI. ... 2n ofResou= . .••..••..• . . •.. 2U o f Betrayal • ••• ••• •••. . IHI
of ldcnlir..,.oo., _.216 Shield of .......••. ..•. ... . .. 1091 c..rc-. ofCoonmunicMiooo .. 290
of l,rew:",ibilily ........ 216 ofSympatberic He.tinl .. . ... 281 o.lvan" .•. . .......... 290
of Liquid Food ....... .... ....... 276 Tm: Climbi", ..... 28] Diadem o f Doom . 290
ofPllnar T",vel. .... ... . . 276 Wolfopow . .. 284 Goldtn . ....•....... 291.292
ofI'l)OO" .. . . . .. 276 C brml .. t of GrtyIIIwI<, Golden .•. . .•....... 292
oflhe Shidd I..ands •In . Amulnof . 29 ofl'ride ................ (s...GoidtoI
SiMlf........................ 2n ""-of. ••...•..••.. . 86 ofPsioftic EnIIaIIc..- ... 292
Cllalyik, TiF Cloak of . . . • • . •• . . .. ) II Bi .... of. .. 1l21 ofl1t1cleN3lCf Spooeh.. . .. 292
Cbambeelccn . .• 1156 Candk of. 240 of1he Wynn • . .. 292
<:bamber, Disinlqp1llion . . .• 407 Dan of .... ]72 e......
Ch;omber,Tclq>omotion . .. 14S4 Eye of. . ......... 453 Globe of . . . ........ SlI
CIuome leon CLoak •...•........•.. . • 298 Fanof . . .. 465 II. ".... ' of . . .. . ...... SIS
Clwnc leon Power. PoIIon (If ..• 8$7 Harpof . . . ... 1323 .1 326 RinK of ......... 9S1
Ownelcon Power. Riolof . . ..... 952 Lensof .......... 6Sl SlIlfof . .. . ....... Im
ClIanoc, Deck of. ... . . 17l Murtyn~liafpof. ... . 1126 Cicron..llI Oilll'owOO . . . . '''' 900
0Iaate......... Ditc of. . . . .. 406 Qanun of. .. Lll2 Cineno. M.acFuirmilll....... . .. 1121
~" AirSpOrQ .. . .•. 26 Rini of ",-",ion &0lIl •••••..•..• 987 City, Stepler of"'" fortonco ..... .. 1062
~,CoILatof .......... ..m WtllpOlOof.......•..•.......... IS10 Civet Oil. . . . . . . . ......... 766. 900
of Chan Ie, Hom. tS44 Whi~ Cloak of ...•...•... ....... 1 12 O.I..."lftc:c
CIun~l inl Cloak...... ...... ...... 298 Charm,- Drace lei of .•.... ......... 2 16
ChanFl" 1101., Money . . .... 2 15
o..r.8"-C_of .••...•...•.... . 1439
~ofOdor1 ....•..•...
Chene ofVileOd<ln
. . 284
...... 284
Anow of ............ .
Cryml B.lI avoe.
Potionof
. .• . •.. 346
.m
"
Chonaint.Armhandof SftaIte, •••.• .. . 66 CIoe¢toh Cloak of Amodio ••. . .•.. 298 Rincof .... ••• 951
~Girdleof CIoe¢toh Spce4. Amulol d ... . . 211 Weaponof.. . .• "10
FcmitrinilylMosculiMy . . S31 ChemcbeawtTekpon Pal .. . . .. 1. 51 a.l.....,..lIU
Chlnt;i.... Rinjof SIYpe ....... ..... 997 Chemosh. leon of . . . . 1IJ7 AlnMof .•. . .... 17
a.-. Appk o f . . . . . . . ......... 58 Cherty /'il- .... 1089 I'otioII of . .. In
CIIaot Supreme. Talisman of .. . 142 1 C hH IC ..... Weapon of . . .... ISIO
mtree
C ~_k
Crelture Whip. T.... ..... .
SeI ...•.... .. •. 284 Cl&morour. Swoni
C\an Ceremonial Bel ~ Elk
. IlSl
.,.
Evil. erow." of ..
. .. 15:W
. .. 9]7 """
MqicII ..... .
... 286
. .• 216 C\appef. Bone .••.••••• • •• 1&.1
[vil.ClrtIof.. ........... .
[vii. Steplerof '"'" Om
M"'",, .. 286 C\arir.... Rin, 0( IIIYiIibiUry
Htpriom .•..•..•. . ..... 911
Good ~I. Basin of IIw: ••. ... 161 ofDravoeo-l;.... . •...• 217 CIarily,Potionof 1S7
Qood" CI"(M" of . ...• 9)7 I'eIo!her Token • . . ...... .w; Clasp of HoIdin" Cloak ...... .....•. 112
(iood Ho ly Shield .
Qood" ClrtI of .
... ... l 09a Foot 51001. . . 287
e,_
CllUSlmpbobic Weapon . . .•.. 1510

""'" ,,,,.,,"
NeunI.Crownof ..
...... 937
. . 937
.937
Oymr .. . .
QuancfrrIaSIer~ .
ofSiqa.. ...
. ........... 287
..288
.. 2&,
ofthe Bear •••••••••
o,;tron ~ ....
. .. . SOl
..'SO
1'1-.1. ClrtI of .. 9l7 ofZ<ntIwJ ......... . ... 218 1« 1176
Hew:aL Stepler of . on ~ .. Dager, Sunc .. . ... 369 of t.Up: ExcharJF. Hoj'" . . 2')4
Wynn. Rod of the •. Chideen Kean. . ....... S71 of Map: SlUIi,. . .29)
Chlple, o f Crmlln,
Recopiliosl.
""
. ........ 277
Chief Shaman 's Spel1book .•...•...• 1157
Chih·Nii's Oas$ff. ....... . .359
of Mighry Si ... ....,. ..
of Ne>nm .. .
. ........ 291
. . ............. 294
CbatacICn. WeopOnl vI. . . ..... 1516 Child, Lightning's . . 1019 Ruor. . . .. .. . S07
ChattIIoIyn • • • •• . •••••••••••. •• IlOS Childis/mes$. /'oIiorI of.....••.. ..... as? Tw;md .•. . ... .. ..... 294
a...pd Smotinj /'ipc ... . ...... 1122 Chill BUde.. ... . .. 359 C1awecI Gaumlol .• SOl
0 .... Chimn" f'oIion of Soul· .. . .. 1190 O~
Can! .............. . .. ill Chilli,.. S.....,. . . . . . . . . . . . . 288 ofOlakyik. Ra>:or . • •• • . SOl .
Franklyn" ln=dibie 271 CIII_ Fi~ .... S04
Hewn ..•• ..... •••••••.. ..•.... 278 I'eIothen:himet ••• . . ... '16 l'o)tionofU~f\a1 Cnb . . . 19S.
M yl~ Mou~. . . 280 ofH01IIgn . . ......... 8 17 of Rakin& . ... ' 42
ofb .... .... 280 ofl n,o""plion ..... 8 17 CLoy l'oIion. . . . . . • . • • • • •. . ..... . . &51
Red of Aani.. .. . ... 280 ofOpcni", .116.817 C'"" and Dry f'oIion ••••... ....•.. 857
Surya.. ..280 ofTImo . .... 818 Cloaning Carpc1., Self ....... . .. . . . 257
~~(ofFla<nH) ...
U............".... ..
.. 277
. 2110
o/"V1IiIon
ofWamins ·· ......•.... '"
... • 11

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coo.:. Spellt Wril\fti in

...'"
C1tonl1n... Mummy'l ...... .. ...• 306 .. .... ll"
Armor ofC"",iMlll ........ 7l ofm. One Pl_ ......••.. , J06 C_
.• 19} ofl'Ksall" . . . . . • • J06 oICoMeMioe. Mylsibio"l .. 1197
6n<:erof. • . ...... 22 1 ofi'lenty .... . .... 307 oIche .,.,..... PIaIa. .. . . .... ~
Clod! of ..•...•........•. . .. )12 ofPoUonousncso. . ... . 307 Nefradlrv."I (ldmrir....). .. .... 1~
Marble of ................ 696 of P'roIecIion . . .............. 307 Codicil. While"l . 1261
Ul.n';[ o f ... 1466 of R.nOClion . .. . .. 307 c.m,
Clear Thought. Rini of .... 9n R1tun 'l Homed , .. 308 Ca$kel ofFUf)'Ilftdy ............ . . m
CI ... Though1. Tome of . . ...... 1419 Shadowcloak . . .•.. .)08 ofCrarion ... 111
Shaman'l M.... le:. . ••.. J.09 . . . . . . . . . . . •. .111
"""""~ .. 857 CtysIaI. .
Cleo .. of Grippi", .. ..", ofm. Stmld .... . .... )(19 Coiled Dnpo ..••.•••. .. 1561
C ....'eI' ofSqn . . ... 309 c...
Scale:. SMIId . . ...•...•.. 138'9 o f Strettl'!t . ••. 1 10 ofAImor .......... . .. 111
Spoil .•.. U82 Swnpi:o"l Manlie , •. l IO of8ctnoyJ1 •..... ........ ...... 1. 51
Wynn.SWO<d . .1 ~1~ ofSW"VivoJ ...... ... ) 10 BIood<oIn . • . JlI
C1 .... io" Sword of....... ........ Usl of Symmotic P""<elion . . 3 II Copper lil
Cloo May ...........•........ 766.900 Tiler Cloak ofChalyik .. .......... I I I Cuncd Copper Piece 121
Cleric Book ••. (Sec Book) TboodoIUl ~ Cloak of Alxhnlcla. I II EiJhI DiqrIm ..•. l21
Cli l)ft ... lllO ofWanndt ............. ......... 311 El«INm .. • • .. • • . .121
Cli Mandolin ... . ....... 1111 o fWcalbe<. . .. • . .. • . . ... • ...... 311 E.quus .•• ••• . .• • . .l21
Clift". ~I..by-lhe- ............ 101 Win", ofche Rakas ...... ........ 311 Gold. .... .... ... . . .... JU
Climalel. Guelk of che N............. 1174 Whi1e.ofChorminJ ... 112 of Go=! ........ (Sec ",Uri)
Cllmblni WolfC1oakofW<'Pi",. l12 oUi...,"T"M Bo",lIiM. JU
... rrowof. ....... 87 Zinun'''~ .. , ... , ..... 312 of l uck(ofGrccd) .. . ..... m
Bahij.~ Slippers of S~idtr . . 1121 Cloaked Wiwdty .. .. .. .•. 21 hnny of lIo;k .... . . .. ... 1201
Chamt ofT~ . . ......... IS} CloooIted Wiwdry ol ~ ...... . .. m
Donof ............. . 372 llt'lifibilil)'. kina 01 ...••.•••..• 9S2 Raisd in"lCuncd Mooocy.. . •• m
ElIoman.~S~ppe11tofSp;ckr ... 1121 CIookinJ. Oil 01 .. • .. .. • . . . 766 RcIunOa I'tNIy . . . . . . •. m
GlWI11et (ctaw.) . . . • 5(11. SOB Clolld", SpeIlj8mm.., H.lm .. .. 575 Sil¥er......... • .... m
Gaum1et ofSwimmi .... ond Climbinj .. S08 CIoobMdow~ Cloak. ~ .. 296 Col.Ia. SVlOlrd • • ••• IlSl
Ladder of. . ........... 6)5 Cloa"""""""'~ Dauer.~. . . 3$7 COO
Potion of . , 857 Cloc k~ Chopper_Ripper. Fi", .•...... . ...... 1
Rake of .......... . ........ 9)2 runbc:rbano ~ .... 14lS [nvnWliI)'. S _ of.. . . . • . lJ.09
Rod of. .. 1024 Ciani"" Rudno'a Boxof... . 216 RcsisunDI:. 1'01;"" of •••• ua
Rope of. .. . .. IDol) CIoIc ShIvina- Razor of .•• . . 932 SaoI l oI~fn::wto ••.• IOU-IOII
Slippe11tofSpidcf .. 1122 CIoouR.I'aiapI ofWJ.md .. ..... . 127 SIIicld oI'l'roof o\piftsl. ...... 1101
CO...
of ... ppearance . . • . . ...... 295 "".
Augricroo>e"l Table • 1418
Stair..........
SMIId or.
[lOt .
.. . . .. . . .. . . .. . ... [lSI
of"'rac:1utida. ,.29S.) 11 ofCl .... li ... " ... ... ...... 312 . Wand of...... . . . 1.76
At1CmuJ~. ofDisplr.ccm. nl ....... 296 of Feaslin,. T.blc •. .. 14 18 CoIIiCJITIm~ HImmer orTbullde,bohs ... ,,[
Atmospheric . , 296 M e rchan! ~ ..•...•. , .. 312 CoilIpf;ibie Baml, hzpixc 'l ... ....... 159
~CloakJhadow'a .. , •.. , , 296 of Perffi:! Fit ..... . ..... .... 313 CoILopsin" Bqk 01. 1m
ofche 810, ........ , .,296 ofPol~ ... .. .... .... 31] CoIIIpsiq Spel1boot . . . . Illl
Battle.................. . .. 297 Shekinauf'l .. . ... 311 C ....
ee.. oIche Sulhlut Mowtllins ..... 297
"'"
a.,.
..... .. ...... 313 AmuleI ofche GoIdm • •••• •••••••
."
ofm. Beguiler ..
of Block".",. .
Boldcr~ Cloook ofll>e Rogu..
. ..... 297
. .. ... . 297
.. 298
Castle .
Dragon SI.yer. ...
263. 26'
.. 1)57
of a....,. •••••• • ••••••
ofCNriJonl.
of Oil JIliN
.m
. ..... m
'"
Clwnoleo<t . . .
Clwti.linl .
orm. CIoudf.
. .......... 298
. ..... 298
299
SImIJIh. l'o1ion of ...... ...... .. 171
Cloudkm Ea . . . .
CloudI and Fat- BooI. of .
. .. 430
. . [1S7
ofl'rcl«lion
ofSliftileu
ofs-.tm. ...
'"
.•. 326
..... 326
orComfon ... 299 Clouds.CIoU of the . .... .. 299 oIl"IIontit ••••••••••• • .......... 316
of 00li"'l ... 299 Cloudwalk ..... S-or.... . .. 191 Wolf .............. , ).
DUplacer . 299 CIovt:r. Four·l..u.f ........ .. ........ 499 CoIoneITanwt Ewdan'l
of Oisp\ae(:""",l . 299 CIown~Shoelof Hefiz ... . 1111 Mipl)' GI .....1et ....... . 501
Onta"" .. . .300
of Echoes ............. ...... ... 300
El\'ef1 . 100
Club
....'ir"l.
Bronzowood CudJd
..3 14
.. 314
Color, Clwt",.
Color. Wood of. ... . ......
CoIontion. l u m i _ 00II ....... 1192
I."
.. &018

of Elvonkind ....... ...... 100 Dagltdlla~ ............. . ..... J14 c-.

of~"'"' ..... ....... . )(11 DnDd\ Cudtel .... . ........ J [4 BnIIh of ........ . . .. . 229
Fanp.. ... )(II FOIl ......... 4M a..lia: 01 . , . , 27S
Fircbano •. "\01 Fi",~ . ............. . 114 CIooI< ofM...,. .••. , .. )oS
of Fl. me . . ....... 302 GIQISlone ...... .............. 31. Fl •• ofU1I1nIt.......... , . ISS
G.rgoyle . . ............. 102 Grol""l"'~ .11 4 Jc:Ul kof Stlrllifl.uina ... lOll
Gu;lrdin&. . .... 301 Clwnsi""ss. Rinll of, ... ,. . , .. 952 I..u.fof.... . . . 6$0
of H... tin, .. , .• 30l Clwty. Wood of. .. . ..... ... 1416 RolIeofStinlitlali",. . . . . . 1015
of che H.llfurnaeet .• 301 eo.l"laIion. Powder... . . . . . •.. 900 CoIouaI ~ Sp.kof....... 111.
Kaldair Swiflfool'l ... . ...... 301 CoaIofWanntlt .......... . . .. 314 Combofthc KorripN . . ..... 126
KalnaK.u.~ Black. .. J.()oI CoasI. lucky Rine oflhe Wild . . .. 976 CombM. MIlk of .. • • . . 69C
of Lalhandar . . . J04 Coosa. S-.-d of the ....' Id . . . 1.13 Combinu;"" lo& . . . . . 673
oflo<dlineJl . .. 3~ COUIef . ...... ...... .. 177 Combininll PotioftI .......... ....... 152
oflht Manu. R.y •. .. 304 CO. l Comody. Mash!. .......... .. .. ... 698
Manit. ofCet c~tan ......... . ..... 304 F"",~.ofl'nmctiort ... . 314 C""",li_. Powder of ...........• . , 901
M,."lle: of Mi. 1 ... ..305 llMllnelablo.of ... md .. ...... . 114.315 Come! Coni ..................... , 1(10
Manl1.ofMundane . 305 o f llM:.se.. .. .... 315 Comet. R'" oI'che .. .. ... ...... 9S1
Many Colon . )05 COlli .... Bt.. M)'SIial Br<Iw>o •..••..• 21 S
Midnigll1 SIaIocr'l 306 COtbnitt. T.I ........ .rche ......•.. 1421

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ApraI of' .• 58
Cone of Cormlllnicltion
Confulion. Bl&Pipelof ..
... 327
. ..... 1536
N... IrIliJa1iof1. l'IJrion
CO.lrom_,
. 1I1I

!"moro(. ... . . 72 Confusion. !JUIlOOl of ......... . .. . .. 231 Ai. EIcmcnIIl .. CCII$Cr ..•.• . •.•.•. 270
Blankel of . • . . . ........ . . 113 ConfuJion Minor. Yefar\. . 7)6 Dama&e, PoIion of ........ 8S8
BooIof .... . . .. 193 Conf\lhM, OillPowder of.. . .. 766.901 Eonll Elemtnlill. SlOne of. . . .. 1309
CloP: 0(. .. .... 299 Confusion, PoIion of................ 85 8 0i1lPowder . . .766. 901
of SIet;p, Annlwld ... .. .. .. . ...... 65 Conic.l lIlI . . ...... 569 Convc-ni.""". Can of . . .... . .. H9
Comfonlblc ~'linl. Couch of . . . . . .. 274 CORj un llon COrMIJin& Transitions.
Comforts. Tor1«h'l Siddle of .. .. ... 1050 Enjine. In_I .. 612 Thoones on . . . .. ........ 12S I
Co",,,..,", LibnmofGoinful. ........... . ... 662 CorwerUon.. !J,w.:. Scale of......... 148
Amulet o f EIcmaIt&I . . • ... 31 Stotrof .......... ... .. 127S Convik Tree. lelr of (Ero:han'cd) . . 632
Armato(. .n Wandof. . 1476 CorrvonIiooo Candle .. . ... 24 1
BrIoc:t lee 01 Scaly . • • . 2 L9 Conjunliono M.,x and I'hwasms. Cook i"" Pan of. . .. 802
Fi.her.. TridmtofF..... ... IWI Sehv\ lnetr,ble ..... . 1227 Coot HInd L\IIII ...... _. .. .. 1128
liIIof .............. . S69 ConjunlioN.. R~of Cooti .... ""be of Uquid. ..•..•..•.•. J' I
Homo( ... . ... 1S45 111.......... ........... ..... 1220 Cool .... fan •. . • . . • . . ..•... ' "
MirandoI'I Sul'!'ofllmd.. . .. 1235 Conjured"\lppcIlil:nm ............ 660 CooInns. ""'- of ... . .... n
kina ............ . 9504 COI1jurer$. Epk Sap oftheGrw . 116S CooIneu. Canteen of . . . 249
Rin& of EIemer>ta1 ..• 960 ConjurinJ Elenlefllll•. Sliff of. . . . 1272 CooIneM. Ri"lof.................. 955
Ri"l of P....1cmenIaJ .. • 985 Conj"",,,. Weapon wilh Hill of.. .... ISI 4 C,p-po.
8rK.I.t ..... . ..... . 217
Rin,ofQuuielcmot1w .. . . .. .... . 98B COIIneetion. Arrow of. . 87
Staff a( . . .. . . . ... 1275 Conqumna Glory Powder •.. ,. . .901 Co;" ............. . ...... J21
S""OJd. 1'1_1 011 .. .. 1369 Conqllfrina, QiI/PoY.'ller Cube, Khursort-Yli ~ . . . . .... . . lSl
TridentorFi,h . . .. .. . . . .... . &4 1,844 ofllip . . ......... . ... 77<1.904 Drap C loak . 300
WandofMml .......... .. .. ... 1487 Conslitulion. Libram of (Study) . .. . .. . 668 I>rIjOII SlfI)ttT. S...mI . . . 13S7
-.
.
COIIIlirution. Rins or ... .. ........ . 964 fluk . 488
(0pri0nI1 Rule). Starr . . . 127] ConIIrittion. ROpe of. . . , 1043 \.anI:c ......... 647
C.", .. aadl ••
FI...... of . . ., COIIIInICIttion LitQm. Golh.... . (6)
ConJtr\If:tion, AppullNI of Dreadful •..• 56
l'iece, Cuned
Pipes .......
•..•.. 321
IS5o'
Fire EIenw:fttals. ConJbvctiono, I'otioa of RinaofFire. While ... .. 1007
8rmerof' . . . 223 Domcrion of Unsafe ............ 895 Shield ...... .. ..... 1094
L)'I'OII'I HMpsicbonIof. . 1328 ConstrueIs, Libnm of... .......... 660 COpyin .. QuiUof , •. , • . 924
0i1ll'Vwdor 0( ... . . 766.901 ConstrueIs, WeApon w;!h BonuJ ..... • 1S09 Cono:Ie. FoIcIi"l . . 1111
Slalfof ....... . . .. .. 117S ConIumprioot,l'IlIion o r Sofe . . 881 Coni Drqon fiprine 47S
W~ EkmcnIal .. Contac:t Oisruptiorl. PoIion of. . 858 em
BooIl of .. . .. . . 21 1 Contact,H .......... ofPaceful 572 of 8indi", . . ........... 329
~ TIItacIof . . ... 1432 Conllinment. B.Il00n of .... . ... . ... lSI ofEkbi. .. 330
c ..... "'u.I<. Uon Conlli ........... Botol. of.. . . .. 199 F.i",r.II<_ .310
Amule! of . ... . . . .. . .• ... . ....... 29 Con~m pli lion. Opal Kln.n of . . ...... 477 Kybal ~ . no
Cone of . . .... ... ... .. .. ..... 327 Con~ nt ion. Myl. ibi.\Code1 of ,, 1197 Cordil l ........ . 8'2
COI'OIIeIof.. . ..... 289 Con~nll, Table of, .. . . 1411 ConliJ.I, Dryad .................... lJO
lo!eofSubtle . ..1192 Cooll. uol Cortlloa 'l
Pin of.. . .... 228 Ch""' ..... Rina of ... . .. 950' Ctyacal SWuetIC .• 1303
SaoIlof ...... . . . 1071 C\elnline», Armor of.. . ... 7J Lon, Bow . .. . .. 203
Cornrnunicatico and SiJjl.. Anof . . . II~ fire. Ton:b of .................. 1452 S-.I .. . ..... 1)$2
CompaniooI. S-.I..... .. 1352 Ua/II. lamp 0( • • • • • . • • 637 Corp) Breath. S'M)R! .•..•.• 1314
Comparisoa. C,,*,- of ........ .. In Up Rdlecr.or .. .. . . .. .. . ...... 329 Corti_ \ RintofHuman Influence .• 'ISS
ConIpw. E\mIenIaI . . • • . . . 440 U&bl, Stone of •. lJ09 C.....-..:, l.oupeof....... .. 531
Complianoe, MI*:> Mota Rod of Uabt, Wand of •..... 1477 ContIIC'OpiI Hen .. .. . .. .. .. 599
Thunderin& .... . . 742 ShIrpnesa. lUIif. of .. .365 CDmUJOrI ..... 1192
Componml Cue. Eullcd . . 261 Tood> .. . ...... 14S3 COIOrIOt ofc:o...mur.ic.oIion . l 89
Componcnl Pouch. Zlm\ Water. a..lia: of ............ . ... 27S Corpuo, Infillence.,., Sol;". . '1 8 1
Spell . .. ....... .... 147 Contin_ Wlter. PIIChe. of .. ...... . 838 Corridon. Wand of..•............. J471
Componenu ... RtaelionJ Corm-.ctI ofN~ . . )29 Con-otM: T"""h. PoIion of the . . .. . 8S8
of PhoIphoru. .. . . . llS7 Conlflrineu, Rina of . . . .. .. .. . 955 Comlplion. CttIwn of .. . . . ... .. . . ... 332
Comp~ hend LaniUlFl Recipe ...... 1241 COftt"'" COMhati.. S...mI . . ... . 13S2
Comp~he ndi", l.I~.. ond Amulet of ArKhnid ............ ... 28 Conuk. Bladeo(. SWO<d . . .. 1347
R.odi", Maai., H.lmel of . .. .. .. 586 Amulet ofClt'rpillar ..... . 29 Conuk Mountai.... Headband of the ... 572
~heNioI'I. Jar of . . ..... .. .. 622 AmtorofTempml.,,-e . . ... 82 CorllIkian SlOne .................. 1109
~heNiorI, I'IlIion of Arcane •• ' • 856 ~ofMonI"' ",,,,,,,,, ,, ,, , 113 C _) NccklKe ................. 748
~C_of. . .. . . 261 Bridle of . . . 223 C.......,.,Josy. Ball of . , .. 149
CompreKioD.CunodC.... o f ....... . 261 Checb ...... IS20 C _ IO$)'. G""'" of .............. S42
Compul ....... W"1ZlO\ Ri"lor. .. . ... 1007 0011 . .. ........... 329 COIII"IO$O'IY ofM&jrletic FIcbck . . . 11 "
C_1ed W1unl.,. o..,onlly .• , • . 848 CoII o fSpd1booU . llll
AmIorof. . ............. 7J H........ ........... . 848 e.
SlUeldor ............... , ... . . 1($4 Muzzle oflyeandlrnpe ............ 143 ofEalnpmenl .. 111
WeApon of........ . ..... IS ll ofPCc. WuponJ i. . .. 1521l ofRcllIcMneu ................. 331
Concali""S-of . .. 193 Pokeroffire . . . .. 840 ofSulptNion . l31
eon.c.l mnl PIllion of ... US. 158. 864. 866.1110. CO\1Id. SIIfl"ofdle ............... 121$
Oo"... of ... . . ... .... .. . 359 872. 882. 891. 895 Couch ofComfonabk Seatina .... . .. 274
Ink_lIor .. , .. . .. 612 Rina of . 947, 949,970.978,985 Count.rfeiti"" !'IIIC of . 839
J.II.baof .... , .. 1011 Torch of. .. . .... . .. .. .... 1453 ofCourq •. Flut . ........... .. .... IS39
MOIO MOIO Rod of ... .. . ... . .. . .. 742 Trident offi.h ..... . ..... . .. . 844 Courit!" Key .................. , , . . 628
Concentrllion OillPowder .... .. . 766, 901 Wind of Foa ............. . ..... 1482 CountrSIlf\>e, SIOI'Ie . IJl}5
ConcI ........ S.......t.. . 1367-1368 ZitherofZombte ........ . . ... .. 1334 CourtlOin, SWOtd ............. 1352
Condilional RupI\IftS. Thesil 011 ..• .. 1247 Cormollabk GIowi... Globe .•... . .. . S38 Cour\eSarI ~ Cream. Ointmenl •..•..•. 780
Conduct. Censer of . . 27<1 ComroIlIbk Sem Courtly Etiquette. Rift, of .. . . 9'S

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Couler o f Valor .
C~ .. n~Bookofll",
. ...... loS
..... II S7
etule~ ofLiahlrtinli. . .• . )41
CI)'l'I"II"ph .. Idioms &; Rare . .... .. 1181
Clemof ........... .. .
Ladle of. ............. . .,
. ..... 519

C(MI"leI ofWarmlh. Sill:

Cow Bell.
C~, Sword of
... 17l
... 815
. Il52
Cl)'l'Ioma""y. A""i.nl ............. 1117
Crysome •. Sword
Crysl. 1
............. llSl
lYClnthropy. Pocioo of
Mirrorof ... ........ .
Slafl" of.
'"
.... 726
... 1216
CowlofWWag ... .. }}I AbelN. . .. 3<4 1 SlafrofStrikina ..... ·.· .. 1l9J
CIlbAppie. . ••..••...• 767,901 otA--..- .. 3<4 ' C.~
Cradic. 8,....,..,...................
CnfbmaMhip. Porion o f . .
In
. . 159
Balli ........
81.11. II a. III .••.
.. J.<W
. .. }46
A"""'.R.......................... 12
Oilll'l:>wdcr. B.-" .•..•..... 7M. 900
C"l\snwuhip. T"", of .... . ••. 1451 BaI~ IV .............. . .•... }47. Shitld ofRClDO'V<! . . ...... I L111
Cruhina. Cymbilof .. 818 BoUI a. ESP. Am"~Against 27.19 C.....
C"wli .... Pocion of Snake . . . ... 889 "''''';: O.i"l>CIience . .147 Bortner. . ......... 154
Ct·umOin' .... nl. Coor1C$lJ\" .... 780 Coffin .. . ............ ... 3 17 8aelte•. Swotd .. . 1154
Crtllioot IrId Modir.,ation of Moll., . 1160
C",,;"", Coffinof ...........
CrnIiort, 11.1""" o f ..
. J 17
. .... 586
of Dealh So,),i",. .
o.a..,., Slaya-. Sword ..
Door. Black .
. ..... 341
. . ... 1351
. ..... ..... ... 411
1Iow ..................•..•
CUWC' " """' .
J .... lin... ....
.m'"
. ... W
Cfeltiort. Hom"""'", . . .. 1154 ofthc EboA flame... . ... }42 Money, RIistli,," •...•...•. 12.
CrcIllort. Porion of .........••. 159. no E.g of Daiftl . . . . ... 4lO ""arI of ""-t. . . . . . . . . . .. . IQj;
Coaliort, (luill ofSon>ll. ...• 927 EycofthcOodo.lbl1 . 3<47 I'ar1 ofWosdom ... . .... Il0l
Cfeltion..RodofGIypII . . .. 1021 H~B&lI . 3<47 Rina of Annorina. N......... ....... 9B4
Cnllion. Scroll <If . .. 1071 of List" ............... l41 Ril\l of!he wid Kiftlldom ..•.. 9S6
CreI«fII. T\l$lni, .. 81.nJe ..... 115 Mirror ... .. 726 Scroll. ......... .•........ 1071.1072
C""". Unseen Ship .... 146S Moredlirt ... Bill .. . .. 3<48 Scroll o f Amber ... . Ion
Crib ofl'ushinK. BI~pl>or " •........ 173 Orb •. . .. 78) ShovelofDiUil\l . . ... 1111
Crippl.t Sword, Dnl2M • . . ..... 1)57 ParmI ..•.......... .. •. ........ 341 SpiMina 1,1,Ibtt1 .... 1171
eri ..... RinK . . . . . . . . . . . . .• . ...•.. 955 Plwinl ......... . ...... 3<41 Sworda .... • ••• 13S4
C.......... Sickle. . ... 1115 Shan! o(Slkbad ....... }4) Tome ...•.•.•••••••••. 1160
Crook. Phmoh.. . ... 121 Si.,..,ina .............. ..... ... J.<W Yo't-II S&one... . Ill.
c-s Oillf'l:lwder. Double 761:.902 SpheftI. G....... • • . . . ... 1269 WtJatd Scroll . 10116
Swue. T.li_ ofd>e ..
~.-
o f Accunqr. .... 20) SIIftIetIC. C""""""... ....
. .... ' ~26
IlOl
C.~
C";1\tI" of 2~
of AntIi", . . ... 203 WarfilSION: illS Flask of......... ........ . 4&8
ofDiSlance . ..... 203 Wanior .... ..349 Rinllof. . 956
ofEN:,.."tmcn'. .•. 203 Cl")'$tllli,.., He.." SlIeki"",' er". . .. . 574 Um of.. .. 1465
ofKlce .. . . •. 203 Crystllmist Mountlint, C....I.
JouUhai .... n's .. ... 208 8IueAnnorofthc .............. 72 oflkllb ...... Hl
ofMulliplicllioo .....••...•. 20l C. M o fS=>ery . . .. 353
ofSpced ..... . •.•• 2001 ofAbili.ies .. 3<49 of Spyina. . .lSl
UDIkfwIIer .••. .... 210 Bullion ... 3<49 C\ortaL (Glyph) .••••••••••• 1202
00Mi .... 0i1lPowder of. 767.90 1 ofCIII .... ..................... }49 Cwhiooo of R~ .••..•...... )S)
Crow .. HCSI •• •• • 1S5 Daem ~ LMIIrIII'oItreN. . •••...• 350 Cl.oIhben. Mace of St. . •. 679.680
e,...·. of DiSibilitiet •.................. 350 CIItbss, Blac:kjonlmtr.. •..•. . .. IloIS
of AMiy, Black. . . }}2 of FIfCe . . . . . l50 eune. Sword. . . 1JS4
Allerinl Hap . ....... .•. . .. 33<4 of Force .. . ........... l5O Cutter. FI...... . 1368
ofille Blndi, Kingdom. Iron ........ l3<4 of Frost Rtliltlnce . . ............ 151 c..".. ~ TooI$ofS""ndi. Oem . .. 530
of Blackmoor . . ... 312 Glow . .HI C.. Unl
of Chaotic •.• . •••• 931 let ......... . }$I Au of... ......... . LIS
ofCorruplion .•... 332 ~~Copper . 3$1 Sawof". 1M4
I)uIc ..•...•..•••••••••. 311 of liquid Coolina . . 3$1 SawofM i&btY .• IM4
~" .... ... ...•...•...••.. 331 o fl uek . 1~1 Cyc"","",,,. 564
o fbil. . . .... 90 of Swoelnell . • • • . 152 Cymbal of"en.h.... ... •. BII
~atbefTol=. . .... 466 C.... ~ ofSymbolJ .•...•...•. . . 111
of Good . .. . ..... 941 Cubic; Foot . • . . • • . 349 Cymbt-II ..... \ Swotd ........ . 1361
Hooded ...... . ..•. ll) Cubic; GI" ..... . .. 3<49 CymboIi~ PipesofSoundil\l . . 1B6
oflmpcriwn . .....• . Jl4 CUbic;YonI...................... 3<49 Cymrycb Huah. Sword of .......... JHS
oflowful . . ..... 9)}. 934 CI>CII.'. Bronzcwood .. . ......•. 11 4 ~IS Seed ... .....••••••..• 767.902
of lefld<nhip ................... Jl4 Ctodje l. Dtuid~. . .. ll4 Cyril~ Winled 1I00I.. .. 194
NIp .. . ............... )}4 CI>dlu .. SpeUbook .. 1160 Cyric~ Sword ..... . ...... 1355
ofNnalr:t.l ..• . .. 9l.:l.931 Cue 81.11 • . . . . • • . . . • . . . . .• 149
ofNnaltllily ...•...••.... 942 Culnnd hllle.lMmil ofthc. .. 1466
ofRuLcnhip ...... l16 Cumin Seal •• 767.902 D
Scor,>;ooI . • . . •••.••••.. ll7 Cup ofAI·Akbar... . . 1Sl
Sorono . .. ll1 Cup ofWlne ..... . .15l D'Aaor" MinorofLife
otSOUlt ...... .... ......... ll7. )lS Cuprumbanc. Sword . . 1154 napping. Nutl .....•......... . 7)2
ofS~ .. . •.. 338 Cupl. Spil . . ...... 39$ Daem"I",WII Fortress ......... lSI)
of !he SWI .. ll9 Cun,. .. ScroII .......... .. ....... 1071 o..:m~ Spellbook ... IIS7
ofSwnm&lion.
Teleponinll Nap ..
. ......

of !he Unic()m$ . . . . . . . . . . • • .
ofVeh..... Sil"", ..•...•...••.
..
llo)
1}4
ll9
ll7
Curdled o.,alb . "".IU....
Cure Di.use:, Pocion of .•.
Cur. Woundt. Armor of" .
of........... 12l
Curdled o.,a tb. Repiilll" Oil ......... 776
. . . 859
. •. 73
.....'
o.fl'yDe<:k .

Abbathor....
AliptmmI De&ectiort, .
m
. . .. 356
. 356
v"lwt ...............•..••...•• l4O Cur. ............ Shiold 0( .. .. 10901 Aphrodite.. .............. 156
ofthc \bid. .. . l40 Cw-es, 81tued Book 0( . . 1149 Armor l'im:in&... . •..•. 156
ofV- .... . .. ].40 C _ri_. a...-Ck:IokslIIdow".............. 357
Cn,d bk of MeI' ina ... 3<41 ArTvo! of . . .. 11 ofllcnyal. . . .•.. 1458
C"""bli",. leaf of. . ... 652 ae.d of . . ...... ...... .... 751 of Blackfllme . . . • • . . • • . . . • . IS7
Cn>sade<. Sword . . .. 1351 Curina Seed, o.m.~. Di$cue .... . 1090 BIJli$h.inR. Blade of .. . . .... . 35J
Ctushlna. M..., of .... . ... 675 D.n o f............... . .. 372 Bladesw. . ........... lS7

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.....' D .... . ofOimbiDa........ . .. 372
1Irandob.n," .. .. 358 Curint Seed . 1090 ofOari"l.... . .• )12
811C:tIeKAi~ ... . .•.. 358 POI""" ofConuolli", . . 8Sa Death. . .•.• )72,)7)
B..:klcr Knife . . . ....... . . 358 ~JpoflofExmo ............... . 1512 ofDisarminl . . 37)
Ceremonial. ........ 359 Dlm~ " ofDilp<lIinl' ........... l11
Chih·Ni;·.................. . lS9 FlulO . 1539 ofFlyinl .... . ...... ....... .. l1l
Chill BlIde . . . . . 359 Harp . IllJ of 1I"",lna . .. . . .. .. J7l
"r Conce. lm/;J\1 . . . . •.. .... 359 Pipa . . ........... .... ... ISS. of!1Ie HQrnN' N<$I . .... .... .. ... J73
orDen...,." ..... 359 SuotT •..........• ... .......•. . 1276 1l10J0r)' Miu i iel . . .. . 374
Dolphin's B..... .................. 359 0 1 .....1\(1. ofUcJM .... ...... .. .. . .. 174
ofDoomwanlinl . lS9 Bead of .......... .............. 165 ofU&f>1i... ... ... . l7'
Drap FarIJ .. •. 360 Libnmoflndrahle .............. 663 oflht Homm;·Nesa •.•..•.•.•.•.• J71
Dnpf......... . ........... 360 0i1lPowder of . . . . 167. 90.2 of PeocntirJa .. . ............... H'
ElvetI........... . ....... 360 o.mpencr. ~ . . . . . .. 22 of RefilliDa ............... ...... )74
of . . Evil Eye •.. . 360 ~ l'IlrionofMmd .... .. 819 Ritta ................ 9S7
E~1Or . . ........• _ . l60 0010(111 ofSaaminc . . ........ 1N
!'ant: .............. . .... 160 A2i>.a .. Scirlli1ar of • . . 1142 ofScd<"".... . ...... m
Fane; or.... NOI.rnatu ..... 161 Boots of........... . ..... 194 of Sink"" .. . . ..... 374
FJy;", .. • • .. • .. . . 362, l6J Fan of . . ........ 465 ofSlayin. ........ ............. l7S
Freyo'l Fiery ..... 363 FIami... SlII'OI'dor. .. ............ 1174 ofSpo""U.I .. . . . 17S
Fricp" . ... 363 of Wind, flwlO .... . 1542 ofSruMi", . . . . . . .. . .. . . .• .. )7S
Gokmblijlhl . 363 11111 . .. ..•...... 1561 Svid.... bli ... )75
Orim_ ld'l . .363 rtcn) Sword of . . .. 1388 ofTelrponinl ' l75
Guardi.n 81adt, Dti8C1". l61 Slippers of ... ........... . 112 1 ofT........i'" ......... l75
Guardian Blade, Swoni. .• . .. 1l7J S"<lfdlof. ..... Ill6, 1:W2. 1:144. 1l55. ofWoundinl ........ J7S
HUlKhsi 'l Throwi"l ... . .. 364 IlS6.Il65.1l74 .l7&.140S-1~ o.y. Tar! of I S......................... 1428
~ .... 364 S1IoOOI, fImert ...... . 1144 Oauicr. GoIdmaoe .................. 640

"""""'"
of 1lI.-y Metal . .
00........ . . . . . .
'"
. 3601
. .. 164
S'IOIOnIof Bronzw: . ....
SYoOfIIofU,tunina...
nao... Vmion, Map .. • .
. 1356
. ...... 1156
fi90
De'RoIl, Ginllc of .....
Dead Boo. ...
Oeod. I'olk. of Speak wid!
. ... 512
212
893
lyarim\ ~ ... . .. 364 Daa&a DeIoctioa, PoOoa of. . .... 8S9 Daf........ Dnu..af.. . .. 819
hamp ." ........ .•• 3M of Dona", FIlM .......... . 1541 Deaf....... I.otyn>;. of.. . . ...... 6SO
~Iu ... .... . .. 365 ~BuinofHiM:ft .. .. 161 De.f...... I'<IDoo of.. .............. IS9
Knife .. rComin ... t SMrpnaa....... )6S oar.leor"~ Chlia .. 271 Deal'ncu Whillic ...... . US}
Knife of SI\arpneSI . l66 DMoviI~he'r; W...,.of
Kooolindt. SIa)'tr .. . .... l66 FIyinr. SiP. ................. 1$60 Amulet of DfamI!ic ...•.•.•.. 29
Loki's EIIwIIomed ... . .. . l66 Danso Macalln:. TlkIn oftbo . . 294 Armband of. • . . • . . 6S
l-""I'J><l'h . 366 ~ Bowl of Wltery .. . . . 211
MIJCllaycr . . .366 Bane. Swonl . . ...... ...... .. 1171 Candl~ Snu lf~r o f . 246
orthe M"&11>11 • • • • . . .. l66 Otan!., . .. 911 C. nI, Taro!..•............ . ...... 187
Mervi/:'I .... . .. 3M DeIen Blade. Sword ...•..•. . •.. 1156 C\ltdlod, I'crllune . . ... 82J
NUl 's Black .... 3M GctIde ....... •• ..•. .. 917 Cunoin of ........ . . 35)
ofQuickncu . l66 ItWbIIo oflht . Ull Dan......... . ....... ... 372.173
Rabbillllrer ... 367 Sen>ll of~tion r.om .. . 1071 '- ~,
bndocrI T"lC' ... 367 Swnmoniq.1tQI1 of...... . 965. 967 M.pc, l'1li"", of IIl'llrlUlli!)' 10 . • .•. 871
of~ ... . . . 367 s.unmo..;"" ThrIwI or. . 146) 1.4_ ............. . ... 5'7
RIOII BIIde. .......... ..367 o-.d .. ~t..nchono ..... 637 MIJl< ......... ...... .. ....... 691
R..nem. Slina Blade .. .. .. .. .. 3611 Dand S'in. Dea!ll Rock ofdle .. 1020 MIJl< of PtM . • . . • .. . ..•. 698
Sah...p. DoIp/Ii. . . . .3611 oan.... S-.! . . .. 1lS6 MuriItodr. .. Scatahof............ 1051
ofSel ............ . ... 3611 ~~ NaiL ......... 7'S
Sorn............. . .. 3611 AJc$. Book .. 1162 NetdJe of 7n
of s.-di",.. .. . . . . .. 3611 C"""... .. .J)) Orb of Ool!len .. m
Speakina .. .. .. . . • 3611 Drall ofw Voodoo M.utefl. . . . 859 RIonie of ... ... . . ......... 822
Spider Fana ........ .. J69 Fi~ . . .......... ...... . ... . 481 Rod, Sword . ... . .. ... 1)$8
Suna Chiana) . ..369 Sidelof!1Ie Memo<)' •. . •• 1162 Rep!ilIa'r;Curdled ..... . ..... 776
of ",,,,,,,,in I . . .... 369 WlJ\doflht Su lhlul Moun!.ins .... 14 77 Rock ... . ...... 1019. 1020
Throwina. of Re!urni", ..... 369 DI"""", Rod of ................ .... ... 1024
TOOIlI ofTOtm.. .... .. J69 Armwof ............. .. 87 Sc...b of . . ........ lOSS
ofTNlh .... ..l70 BookofVile .. .. .. .. 192 SeryinJ. Cry.ltal of . . }II
Thfala)Jambiya. ....... . .... l70 Candle ........ . ..... 2~ 1 Se1vanI, Scroll ofw . .. 1072
T>Uhai... . ... . J70 ~ of .. ,.. .. 446. 824 Skull of ... S9)
ofVmpnce.. . .... 370 fklmel of ..... . . SB6 Spcl1jammina Htlm • . •• 576
ofVilnom..... 366.171.1375 KIn. The ........ 634. 1319 Throne of ......... . ...... 101
~ .... .. n] lMnpof. .. .. .... 640 Triclellt o f EkmmIal . . . Ul
XocI\iqIIeUaI'I. • • • • • . . 11l IIId U&k Diccrion of
............ 406 ....'llldof.... ....... .. . 1471, 1490
~ .. ..................... . .. )71 Maaof............... . 615 WIlCh &e1le SIlioeId .•.•. .• ..... I~
Dqhdha" Club . . 3 14 ono..... Sphm:of...... . 1269 DcI!h ~ Head Hora .... 15'$
~ .....·Nar. T!KI!lI of.............. 1446 ~of....... . .... 1269 Dcld\.IOoMonsten. Sword .. .• 1H6
Dahlver--Nar" SpoUbook ] 157 ThIIbo" Book ofViie .• . .. 192 Dclthuriker .. liS
DaikYl'. SIIichi.. ...... .209 Wand of. ........... ........... 1477 D«.dl ~ r
Dai""" .. Spollbook .•.. . .... 11 60 o..rbw. S\\oOfd .. . ......... 1382 Dao ...... . ........ 917
DailY Chain . 271 Darning Nffille. Mlaical. . .... 154 of EndJeq S team, Camguo ). . J7S
Dalamar) B....,1o! ................ . 217 ofEndlcu W. ler ... J16,)17
Dalamar .. Rinll of Healinll ...... 956
Dalarnw .. WandofLip.minl. . .... 14n
"'"
of Bi!"" ....... .
ofBld1ki ... . .
. .... J11
m
Deceivi .... Wcaponof ...
Deception, Sc..rab of ..
. ISII
. ... 100S
Dale, SIII'OI'd ... . .. 1355 ofBnndi ... . . m Dcccptioo, Seal of .. . • . . 1016
Dalvan"Cirl:Iet .. . ... 290 ofCharml"l . m ~Trave~ Bardineof ........ 151

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De«p<<>r's Bool ...•... 194 Kings. FI.il oflhe . . ...... 485 Mosie Mi .. ile . . ........... 681
!'assai< . . ........... 40l
"'of" Cards.... . 377
Design NOles .
Desi~. Egg of.
. ............. 4
. ............. 430 Time Joomcying ................. 40l
of Chance ....... 377 ~ Eme\ Oil/Powder .767.902 ~. Oil of Grea. . no
naffy ..........•...........•... 377 Desk ofRutooying ................ 405 DcvoIion. StaWof. . ......... 1216
of Decking . . ...... 377 Desk of Studying . . ........... 405 I"kvaurln&
FO>Mur.eT.mnll . . ...... 371 Destri.r Statue. St<>ne .............. 1305 aag of. ................... 1lJ
ofJII",iOQ$ .....•...•....... 377.378 De..",.,..r. RillS"f Boske1of...................... 161
Jan...,.~. ofManyThinl$ . . ... 378 Invisibility Nep.ion ............ 971 B!&nk.t of ..................... l7l
of Many Things ......••.......... 379 De<tn&<lion, Libram of. ..• 661 Pouch . .. lJl
of Many Things. T.."'.•........... 381 DetangJing, 8rush of . . ........... 2l(l ~
Quane,
Sun ...........
......... 381
. .•..•... 381
""ffi
EvilfGood. Weapon"f ........... 1511
Bead of. ............ . .......... 164
Sca .........•.......• 1086
Tr$Ce< . . ....•....•...... 404 Gems. W•• pOO "f ............... 1511 Tent .... . ... 1429
ofWondrQuJPower. . ... 404 lies. Ring of. . ............ 949 De.l.rlty

....,
Deck$. Cm of. . . .... 259 Magic. Gem of lnfravi Si"" and Vann']01 of . SIll
De=; OIlS.. . . . . . . . . . . • • .• .. 419 Magic, Gamalon\ ............... 521 Libram of 668
MlI3ic Rc:<:ipc .................. 1242 Oil of.. . .......... . ... 761
Book o r Exalted ................. 188 M.gic, Weapon of............... 1511 Ringof ........................ 96(
T<>meofHopeful ................ 1442 Motal. Weapon of .............. 1511 Diadem of Disenchantment ..... 290
Tome of Hopei.". .. 1442 Shifting WalI$IR.ooms. IV"""" of .. 1511 Diadem of Doom . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . •• 290

"'"DragonSI.yer,S....:>nl ... llS 7

Slopes. WellpOn of .
Od..c1on
15 II Diagram Coin. Ei~ • .
Ola mon" '"
Fear.iofHumanity ............. 1162 of Alignmerll Dagg..... .......... 356 Sow . . ................. lOS
Sasholas~ SVoWd ................ 1356 A""""o(Scent. . ....... 96 Mace . . ....... 676
De<:rTali.lman. . .... 142() 80... Burglar . . .. 212 ofNevCJ\\-·int.r . . ....... S2J
Dtfendtr of Ferninil'lt Vil1Ue. Candle. Smoke ........... 245 DnoofT)'<'hc ...... .. ........... 7&4
DruI)DII .... _ .. 13S7 C.... of. ............ 247 Pedestal of Blypltian. . 1lO8
Defender S"-"1'd .......•.......•.. 1356 Chalice of . . 215 and Sil_ Mobile . .. 737
Defender's Harp . . 1323 CIcM Spindl. of . .. 519 Worrior . . .•.•... 3<18
Dtfmdi"3> Jade Scepter of. .1062. 1063 Deep Red Sphere of . .. 519 Diapers, Blultphor"s Magical ........ m
Deftnd;"&. Weapon of ........ 1511 Eaninsof .... Iill"menl . 425 Dice ofCcrtain Wagering. .. 406
Dd..... Gcmof. 519 Diceof~l....-..ss 406
Bracer of ................•..... 221 of Grode: or Slope, f\>1ion of ....... 895 Diccrion oflight and Darkness . 40fi
Bnossier of. . . 222 lens of Activity . . ............... 653 DidollFl.tl\oX .................... 21l
Candle ......................... 241 tens of ........................ 654 Diff.rence. Hal of. . . .......... S70
Earring of . . ............... .. 425 &.loca.ion . ... muI01l'roofv. .. . .. 39 OIStltion.. Potion of .......... 860
Girdle of Bock .. SJ2 Morning Sur of . . ........ 488 Dlut GI
Medallion of. 71() of New Tunne!slPassages Potioo .•... 895 Cuncd Shovel of..... ... ........ ll1l
PoIion of . . . &60 P:tlc Blue Rhomboid of. . . . ... 5 19 Potion <>f. ..........•.... 860
Scepterof. .................... I06O PaleGlttn Prismof. . .... 519 Shovelof .. .........•. . 1113
Shicld.Magicai . . .. 1099 Pale Lovendcr ElIips<>id of. ........ S19 Diirink . .. Robe . .. 1010
Def.....Ic........ Bnoccr of. . . . ... 221 Pearly Whil. Spindle of ..... 519 Diirinka"s Strand.................. 1010
Defior«. Dagger of. .359 Pink Rhomb<>idof ...... .. ....... Sl9 Dimension. Sludiu on. The Founlt 1244
Den..:.iJlg. W"pOn of . . ...... I S II !'ink and Gr«n Sphere of. . .... 5 19 Dimensional Mir.e ................ 441
Den,,:'ion, Bracer of . 221 Potion ofInn,er . . .... 859 Dimensional Pool. .......... 1U1
Den..:lOr. Mi$Sil • .. .. ............ 1100 PowdcrofMagie . . 905 Diminu'ion. Potion of.. 860
Defolialion. Wand of . . ...... 1478 Ring of Magic .................. 977 Dimunitiott. Flagon of . . . ....... 4801
Deftness.. PoIion of. ........ &60 Scarlet and Blue Sphc~ of. . S 19 Dindower"s Owt of Di .. ppearanc<:.
Delli)'. Scroll of ................... 1073 of Shifting W.UoIRooms PoIion. .895 VioI01 ........................ 423
Delicacic5, Bowl of . . .. 211 of S,""""<>rl; T~pslPilS Potion ...... 895 Dinner 1'1.,• ........... .... ....... 1139
Deli~~ Cloak of •.. 29') ofUnsafeCon>lructions f\>1ion ..... 895 Dil>OSlurs. Weapon with Bon"" VJ. ••• 1m
Deli~.ful Transports. Box of. . .. 212 Vibntn. Purple Prism of .. ..... 519 Dion)'W!l~ Staff ....... .. ..... . .. 1276
Dtluwon • Weaponof. . .. 1511 Diplomaq Rod of FuryOOOY . 102S
Gem of. ........ 519 I"ktec,loG Woond. Dll"Htlon
1'o1i<:m ••••••••••••••••••••• 852. &60 of Enemy ...................... 1480 A"""" of. ....................... 88
Ring of .. . .............. 957 of Magic . ...... ............... 14 86 ofTravc!. PoIion ofDe1ennining .... 895
DeIO$ionallnsmity.. .40 of Metal. ...................... 1487 Man of. ................ 860
Delzoun~ Fio1. 552 ofMeu.llJ\d Mine",1 . . .... 1487 Suooial of . . . 1315
Demanding Ban.ring RIm. Bigb)l~ . 162 of Secret Door.. 149) Q;sabilitiet. CuI>e of. . )SO
Demcn,j& PTaCCOX .................. 40 ofSccret Door andTnop .......... 1493 DI"ppelr...«
Demeter) 51"''' . . . . . . . . . .. . .. I 129 ofTnlp. . .................. 1_9' BcI1p<>UCb or. ................... 1)2
Demron ) Bane ...............•... 1369 Deteclor. S2rgowo . .. . ...•....... 1052 Doorof . . ................. 411
Dendan Oil... .......... 767 Dcteclor. Spclljammcr 1268 Ousrof. ..... ... .•. 419
Denial. Band of ................... 152 Determining Depth Underground ViOI01 Dindowl:r"s Ousr of •. 42)
Depelrirtcl.ion. Ring of. ............ 951 Potion ....................... 89S Q;wming. ~ of . . ....... 88
Depth Localion. Ring of Aqualic ...... 948 Determinin¥ Diltttion ofTrav.1 Dioanni"" Dan of ................ 313
Depth Underground. f\>1ion of Potion ....................... 89S Discomfort. Grains of. .............. 549
J)etho~ libram ............... . ... 1162
D<'ennining .'
Oualinarion Tablc1 .
Descending, Stair of............... 1301
.. 895
. .... 837 J)e'on,,,ion. A"""" of. ............... 88
D<uschccl>etl'$Spcllbook. .. 1171
"'''''''
Bcllof. ........................ 815
Biw:a of. . 1121
""'nAbaoflhe ..................... IOO9
"",Mace.....1nI! ............•...•...
67S
Harp of . . ...... .. ...... . .. 1323
Qannn of ..................... 1132
Block. Sword. . ........ 1356 Rod, Monodic .................. 1033 Ol.u s
BooL . . ..... 118 S~ M.,...."ic . . . 1383 BultOn . . ......... 232
Evening.Ant'IO<oflhe . 13.81 ~. "fDioe".ltantmcot .. 407
lIolySwof1heBri~l .......... 0(13 Er.pl~ve . . ...... 447 Shi. ld ........................ 1()94

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01 ..... Divining. Rod of. . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. 1026 Dovc\ Ilatp ..................... un

...
Clwm of Pro\",,'ion Ii'o1n . . .. 282 Dizl:iness. Rinll of . . .. 957 o."w,ini Key . . .................. 628
CurioS Sffil . . .. .. ............. 1090 Ojlnn Draco/leb. Arcane Formul.. fOri •. 59
EtiA" of Health •............ . .. 442 s.....SwonI... . ............. Il7I DracoIicb.1'I>rioo ofllle ............. 861
l'IlIiool (lfC\U'll ... . .••••• 859 . ... 917 Dnoeoni.an Slay;"" "'''''''' 0( •• U
Pobon oflmmwtity .... . . . 87l NII)'{fluIc) •••••••• .• IS39 Dnoeoni<: Infl""""". Orb of. . • . • . • • 78-!
1Io'ardi.... Topcstryof.... .. 1427 s..mr-.ioJ, N__ \ Rinl of.. .... 914 Draft, o..rimal~ Po<ent........... 828
DIst.d'U'...., OJln.1 Draft ofllle 'WIodoo M asIttS, Dart 159
Oiadcmof .. . ...... 290 Desen Blade. Swoni . . . .. 1156 Draa Net . 756
Oito:utof. .......•...•...••.. 407 Flask (Iron) ................. .... 489 0 ....10·
Oil of.... ..761.77) Scrollof~rrom ......... 1078

....
"'""",.Evil. ..... 7S
DI'1I1I1M $IIOyOrSwonI... . ... 1371 Bone. 81"" ....... 1348
Cap" of. ... 253 Summoning, Rina of ......... 9S8. 967 ....... 18)
Coltar of ...... . .. . ............. 325 Swnmonin., Turbanof ........... I#l Dreath. Ell of. .................. 431
H~of •...... .•........ •....... 57(1 Do.. IMy\Oilll'<>w<kr .•...•.... 767. 90.2 B,"" •. 1'uI...... ufo . 162
Hll of ...••.... ........ ........ S71) Dockin" G.rro(.... . ... SOl Breath. Scroll of 1"ro!cc00n from 1077
MMk of..••...... . .... 698,699,702 DotumemT....... isslon. Cilrws.Sword .. Il56
Rirla of . . . . • . . _.......••.. 957 ScroI",- of .•...•..••. . •• 261 CIaU.... . 300
Dispi_ Helmtt of . . •.. 586 C~kd . I~I
Disinlcpioft. An<tw of
Dilincegm;on Chamber
...... 88
..•.. «11
""oftbeDesen \Spolibook,Mad ... 1192
O"yx .....•....•..........•.... 419
C""troI, PotiOII 0( . • .
Crippler Swoni ................. 1lS7
. .. 864

Oislnlejmion Eli .......... ....... 431 Sioini ........................ 1561 Fani ......... . ......... 360
I)i'joinil\io SLlff of .•.. 1276 Dogmalic MelllodJ. Fil"rine. Coni .................. 475
Dllk Tome of . 1439.1440 ~· 1'8 . . .. 15S
of the Azure Sea . ... .. . .......•.. 4(l8 Doll. Conlrol .......... 329 Lamp . 640
Oispbur ....................... 408 Dotnwia\SIIffofWithorinj. ....... 1218 LiIy .•......•..•......•......• IOI9
of Hisulry ..... 4(l8 Dolphin. Sahuoain . . . . .. J68 Orb ... .. 715.716.199
DisttofMishabI. 115.117 Dolphins Hom .. . .. . . .. . . .. . .• 1SC5 ParI ... .. 104
Oismiaina flllW ...••...•...•...•• 5141 DoIphiIII' Bane.............. . .. 159 Pn:McaiOII. Shield of.... . 1094
Db ptHlII, DomeofSbapa .................. . 410 sw. Mail. Red.. . . ..••• 11
Attvw or ........... ............. 88 Domination.lnIoIlli~tnd 1mIitM! . . IIV Sifl:ht,l'Iltion of. . . • . . • . . • . . . • . 165
Dan of... . ......... ... )1) Domination. $croll .. ... . 1073 Slayer, Broru:e • 1354
Goftl of. . ............ 821 Donjon Card . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 381 Slayer Sword ..................• 1lS7
SIIt!"of ...... ........... ...... 1277 Donoq.i. Eye of . . ..... 4Sl SI'Y'na, Sword of ....... .... .. . 1lS7
Dispmion. OusrofT.. il
Dbpluomu! "'".
Annof . . •. 63
SlfI)"na. Weapon of.
Slil'PC'l"I . .........•••
. U24
1120
Abo or.. . . .. .... ..... . .. 1009 Bell of. . . ............ . ... 815 Tooth . .• )""8
ClaUof .. ... . . ....... 299 BrinF'of . . .. 212 Warding. Amulel of . . .. 29
Dooo of ... . ... 411 Cauklronof.... ..267 WhUtle . . 1557
MIIfV\NedclxcofM""""l' ....... 7SO Diadem of..... . 290 w"" ... .... ... .1 560
SlIt!" 0( •.• •• . .. ...... ........ 1277 OrUIit\ Lance of. .. 6411 Dnro.kl.d
Wandof.... .. 1277.1479 l'ipes . . ......... .. 15J6 Anow ofSIayi", ... 97-99
DispIaec: .......1J and Modeling Trompe:! ••••••••••••••.•..•.. IH7 I)UI o(SI,yi~8 .... 17S
the Milieu ......... . .. ....... 1165 ZO$/I \ Xtbocof,SwonI .. . 1415 0rtI of .• 78$,786-195
DisplocerCloak m
. .. Doomwatding, O'II&.... of..... . .. .. .. J$9 We.pon with Bonu'.... . . ..• 1m
DisplKer Diu . . ................ . 408 ",", DraJIoniance. t.e..tr ................ 6018
Displfl)' Window .
DiJ.nlp(IoII
CWk .•.
. .. ISS9

.• 241
Aru\hlr\ Living
"'.
Bloek CryiIII •••
............. 411
......... 411

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...,
[),..,gonl ..... True: •.
Ongonnel-by-Ille-Cliff.
~
. ....•. 6019
. ....•. 101

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Po!ioa 0( CoIIIxI
Wapooo of..... .
.•.. .• 676
.• SSS
. 1512
DEr«bon. Wand o fSectel ..
ofl>iappeanftoe ..•.
ofDispIat:ement
. 1493
..•. 411
Blood Porioo . .

"'" """"
Eyo ..
I6S

""
. ... 45<1
DiMimut.Mn and Obrcumion . 116S Front. . '"412 Dnaonannor ........ 7l
Db",," of Guard,,,,. .. . ...... 41 2 DrqanbIit\ Holy "'VCtIgtr Sword ... 13S6
ArrowlBoll of . . .. 88 Revol vina ············ · ········· 41 2 Onion<tte. Orboflhe ......... . 7IS. 794

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Blow8""of .. 176 ofTeloporUlllon. . . ........ 412 Onionf"",.. . .... 360
EIowof ••. . 204 ofT<'m)f ... . .. 413 DraJIonfl.il. . • •••.• 487
Crossbow of ................ •... 203 .t. Trap~, WlI>Ci ofSc=t .• 1493 Dragonfly C""001 ..... k8
J....,lin of... . ..... 623 ItTrap location, Wand ofSc=t ... 1493 Dnaoo>h<lm . 5U
Mitsile ~_ of .
Dtst.nl V~III. Ort> of
.. 92
...•.. 714 .....
Trick ... ........ .... .. 41l DBpisle\HorborChlins 41J

Diltanl Vl$ion, GIa$J of. . . . ..... 5)6

DUtillite o f WolfsbAl>e .. . ......•... 442
DillOnion, Bam!>1e\ Rod of...... ... 1022
a..m of0,- ......
Map of Mlp: and Sec"" .
. ... 1lI2
Map o f IIIu$ioo$ tnd Sec"" ........ 692
. . 692
.... '"
Helmet o f
Medium Shield +21+1 VI.
DillOOion. Map of ...... .......... 690 Map ofSc=t and Tripi . . ..... 695 (of Lorin).. .. 1099

-,....
Distortion. Rod of•.............•• • 1025 o f M"l'Pi", .1Id Sec"" ............ 693 ofPnx<Clion . .. .......•....... 1094
OIlI ..... Uon and !'usagu of Pmllol Worlds .... 1165 Shell of Prote<:!ion VII.. . ...... 439
Chlnnof .. . ........ ••••• 281 o f Sec"" . . ....... 695 Sko.ld +2/+3 VI ••• .• 1095
eur.c.J Rina of . . 951 Weapon o(Find Secrel .. . 1512 OnllQnSOale Shield . 1095
Egnr.
Prism of......
.. 431
. 912
Dori\ Obtidi&n SI«d
0( IIoI>ncIoouI; Power . . .... 415
llnj<Imbo.ld •..•.•.
. 1JS7 ''''
Rinll 0( ...... . ..•.•... 951 Dorus\L~ .... . "'0 ~,.

nos. Lute ........ . .. .... .•.. ... 1329

~S .. ffoL ....... 1277
om...tion Candle...........••...•. 241
0ivi1\Olion, Scroll of Protection from .• 1077
Divi ..... ofLife ...... .. ...... 1026, 1278
""" ....
Double CJOM OiilJ'ooo·dct .
Doubling, EIowof.
. .. . ... Ino
. ..•. 2C14
768.901
AnDorof&o<ru...... . • .•.
Ufe En<rJy. Sword .. ..
S1Ucld ofEnctJ:y ................
Onini", SWDnl. Nine Slq>I ......
..14
llS7
1095
1386
Divil\J, Carpel of .................. 256 [)ow,,,,.Candle Snuffer of . ..... ... 246 Oninin" Weaponof.. 1512

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Drake, Orb of lhc . . .•.. ..... •. 794 Dugmatell Brighlmanlle~ Oyvers, Wood....nr...... Tool$Of •... . 14-16
Dramalic Death. AmuLet of •. . 29 Broad Sword ................. 1158 Dzance .. G ... rdian ......... ..•... I®
D!milion'AmuICl ofLife .......... . II
Dnoup<lir ..... ..•...•. ,,. Dulama"Alcbemy Jug. Louie
Dulling. Dus1 of Mind
..... 626
.421
Draw Poker .•. ..... 840 DuUing. MallO's DuSlOf Mind •...•.. 421 E
~ of Easy Retrirnol .•• 413 Dullnt$$, Ousl of . ."
~CM<lOf. . . .. 287
Dmo.mij'$ Spcllboolt .•...•........ 1220
Ownalltoin's Mattock .
Dungcoo Chain, D.uI'-', '" E"soIo H.....,~i .
E.g~
...... . ..... . I~

Drualon Defender of
Femini .... Vin~ . . ......... 1357
Dunhill"s Spo:lljamming
AppararusofKwalish .41 4
'" !low . •. . .... ..... 204
Eye oflbe .. ...... .. ....... .... 455
lMadful C"""ruction. App;ntus of .... 56 Duplication. Bag of . . .......•...•. lJ4 Lmsofdlc. .~
DrTadful SI«p. Cos of. . WI Duplication, Ladlo of . 63S Ring of the .. . . ..•. . • . 9.\9
~.m Duplication. Mirror of. . .. . .... ..... 726 Talisman .....•...•......•.•... 1421
Cap ofVelu ... ................... 250 Durabiliry. Ma:srhead of ...........•. 709 Eu.Ringoflbe ................ 959
Oil of. . ................... 768 Dunnce. Vial o f • ... . . .. . ........ 1472 [ • • rinl

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Pov.'dor ....................•... 902 Dunndal. Swoon!. . .. . .. . ........ 13S11 of AlignmeM Dc!eclion ........... 425
Stone .. . ...................•.. 1309 Dwandan. Sword . . . .. ........... 13S8 of Burrowing..
~1d ......... ... . ... ....... 432 ~ Sword .•... 1lS8 o fDer......, ..
I)n:aming. Potion of _ . 86' Dural;"'" Potion _ 853 .. 425
Drum. Durimal"s Philters . . .•.. .•...• 828 of Paralysis. . •.. ......... .. . .. 4M
Aroma "f. . .... 823 DUll of Prolecri"" .
TaUsmanof. .. . 1421 of AbsofpliO<l ... 414 ofdlc Sea .... 426
Well <>f . • ....... . ........... 1528
Or<anuingor, SWQr(\ . I JS7
of Adhering. _.
Allerv .
. .... . •.... .. .• 414
414
of Seamans/oip..
of Undef5l2fldinll .. . . .• ... 428
••
Drtam'peecb, Poti"" of ............. 865 of Appearan«: ................... 41 5 [Irtb
Dress of Amaze"....,,! ......... 413 of Blandness . . .......... 415 Adaplilion, RinS of . . • 959
Dress of ProIetti"" . . . . ....... 414 of Blending . . ..... ... . 41 5 Command, Ring of . . . .. 960
Dressing, Window of ...•... 1559 Quasicl ...... mal Coounand, Control. PoIion of Elemenllol ...• 866
Drink. K... ~ . .. ........ 874 Ring of ...•...•.............. 989 EI"""",raJ Ball ..•...... .. .... .. • 149
Drink .... Blood. SIM><d . • .. 1347 Do-wy .. . . .. 419 EI"""",raJ. Scroll of Pr01eclion .... Ion
I)rink .... 1lI<':{Adj. ""'). Sword . .. 1336 of Di$a.ppeanno. . . 419, 423 Elemental. Slone ofContJUllin8- . . 1)09
DrinkinB, ladle of ...........• 6JS of Dry""ss ........ .. ..... ... .... 419 and F"r~, Staff of. • . ..... 1278
Drinking. Sli"""", of . . ...... 1121 of Dun ........................... 41 9 and Fin: Aoiapl8lioo, Ring of . .9.\9
Driver. MI« ......... ............. 676 Fealher .. ........ • ............. 420 Hicrophanl. Ring ofdlc .969

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Dromond..•........•...•........• 177 Fenili""lion. . ........ 420 IlMIlnerabiliry. Oil of Elemenllol .... 768
Droning. Bogpipo:. of .•........ 1537 Fodder-........ ... •... .. .•.. .... 420 LesserTaliunanof. . ..... 1421
offo,gc1fulness . .. 420 M~is, Rinllof.. . %1
Cllain Mlil. Skoriaan.. . . ........ 82 G....... Sleeping ........ .. ........ 420 PaninR, Pid of ....... • ..... ..... 835
RinS oflile ........ . . ..•...•...• 958 ofHunnSOUn...... 419 Paning. Cwwd J>iek of. . .... 835
T.......... ............ 21.... of III"""" ... ............ ... 4 20 Passage, Orgel .. Wand of . . ... 1491
Dru& TMh .............. .. ....... 895 lc«h ....... ...... ...... ..... 421 Sall of the ........ . ...... . HI
Druid Mage Shot . ... .. .. . ... .... •.... 1112 Scroll ofProlcc1ion from .... Ion
Spell •• Scroll of Seven ...••...... 1083 MallO's. of Mind Dulling ... . . ..... 421 andSeaShip ........ ..•.....•. . IIOS
s..«... .......... .. 1278 of Mi!>d Dulling . . .411 Staff of .. . ..127&,1219
Cudgel ....... • ... 314 ofOpposilion. . ......... .•. ..• 421 and Slone, Wand of. . .. 1419

....
DruidkT""S"'" RinS ofdlc.

8m.
of [)eaftning . .
.. 973
Druids.. Staffofd... ............... 1278

. 818
. ......... 819
r .... lyzation ...............•...• 421
of PiquanDICSS. . ...... ... . • ... • 415
Revealing .. ....... . ....•..•.... 422
R.....
ofSigblDulln<ss
. ................ 422
. 419
EanbcalIer~ Rod. Segojan ......... . 1038
Eanhqu.al:es, Gong of............... 821
Ell1JUmpel .. .. ..... .. ............ 428
Eas\em Wooden Armor •. . . • . . . . .. .. 73
EIly R~.I)m.","of. . .. 411
1.ti K.wlg~ .............. ........ 819 ofSi~1h SC .... Dull""" .......•... 419 ElsyT,.."tI. Barding of .. ........•. 158
of Menace ..... ... .............. 819 Sleep ..•....... .. .. ....•... •... 422 Elling. Ring ofSpo:lI . .. 1001
NIlive. . ............. 819 of Sleepina . .. . ......... 422 Elting.. Spoon of ...... 1461
of Panic 819 Small Bird Repul,ion . . .... 422 EbbingTMIe. Parl ofdlc ... . . . 80S
ofSi~ ...........•.. . •...•.. 820 ofSmellDuIl ......... ....... ...... 419 EbomanI .. Slippers of
S...... . . 820 of S..... zing . .•...........•.... .. 423 SpMIe-rC1imbing ....... .. ..... 1121
Tl bd.. . ....•. 820 of S_zing and Choking . . 423 Ebon Fl ....... CrystJl of the . . . :W2
ofThunclct...•...•.. . .....•..•.. 820 Sparkling....•........•..•...... 423 Ebon Flarno, Sword of the .......•.• 1l.\9
Drummi .... Kelde of ....... .. .. .... 627 ofTasl.Dull....... . ..... . . 419 EbonSkull . .1115
Drunkard .. Spo:llbook. BoseroThe.... IISO ofTouch o..n""............ .. .... 419 Ebonbanc, Sword .•.......... 1359. 1360
Drunkmncu. Phillerof ...•...•..... 828 of Trace I......... .. ..... . ........ . 423 Ebony Fly .. •. .. .• ......•... •. . . .. 41S
Onmkmness, Potion of . . .... S65 of Trail DiSper1ion . .423 Echo" Resonance of!be G ...a l Void .. 11M
Dnuion. Gem of ........... ... .... 520 Viola Di~ "s of Echoes, 00U of . •. . . ..... Joo
Dry Porion, Cle.n and .............. 857 Disappearance . . ..• 423 Edge, The, Sword • ...•...... ..... 1363
Dry SlCppCS. Sclrf oflhe ... .... .... 1059 DwarfC""trol. l'oIionof. . .. 812 Edible Objects, l'ucbezmli
Dryad Cordial. .................... 330 DwarfThroweI ...........•...•...• 552 Powder of •. 907
Dryad. Oil of1he . .. ................ 768 Dwarfba"" (Poi""") ............... 1201 Edu"saocar, The. 428
Drying. R<lgof .... ...• ............ 931 o-rvenkind, Girdle of ...........• 511 Eelix. Armor of. . . ..... . ......... 74
Drying. Robeof . . 1010 Owa.- and Ho!nillg$. Eelix. Ring of. ... 9.19
D1)·..... Ate ..... RC$islan<e of. . · 1140 EfT..,,,
Bedroll of. ...... 166 0.......,..,.. HighA ..... il of the . · .• 51 Castina Semli. . 1068
Dust of . . . ~ 19 Dyeing. Jugof •. · . 626 ProIection Semli . . 1068
Socks of .
Dualhal " Ma<e. M... mmaII • ••••• •••• 677
Dupl .. Bagpi ..... ofFcar .......... 1537
1126 Dyer-.oaen. Sword .
Dylan longbran<;~" Spo:llbook
Dynamo ofFlying ..
· 1358
1165 ,,-or Uses. Gem Type "..

BanI: Sword.
.. 514

. •........ 1371
Dugal .. Mu,ical Dyp$hez "s P<Mderoflhc Bortl" .......•............. .... 911
lnslrumelus ......... 820. 1320, 1538 Black Veil .................... 902 Riqq ofdlc . . .... 821

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[(mil Coruml. Potion of . . . .. 866 EI .... ""tar........................ no
Sotlk , , •.. , 199 Dulh. Tridenl o f ...... ......... . 844 Ely . .. Pnf\unc .. .. ..... 824
Bonk. Thubo." ............
o..sen BLade. Sword.
.. 2<11
. 1356
Fi",. Rod of
Flulc .
.. 1026
... 489
ElyfOllllllCii. Nd....
EmoofW'oshes
r.. ....
1202
. 446
Enwwoliono. GlUt "-iaual ........ 1178
,......
Scroll of I'roIccrion from . 1011 IlMIlnenbility. Oil of •... ...... .. 768
Saullohhc .. ..... . lOll M~Ri"lof.... . 961 Embnlidc:ty. Thn:adof .. . .•.•.. 14.J2
SIlyft"Sword .................. 1l11 I'owor. Scoff of. .. • .. .. . 1278
S..,....,Swordof. . ............ 1.\64 SIIyft". WMa ...... .. &4 1 o..p.... .... ..... .... . .. m
~Rinao r .. 967 SIayine. Wupoa of. . IS2' o..p S\a)'er. Sword .........•. US1
Sunwonillj, Tun-or. ..... I~ Tr....moririrocation. Wond of ..... 1479 FrosFiJUrin . .................. 415
'aAnli!nlOc k ... , " .... 429
T~~ T.Ii_of......
W'tUrd. /Vn7II of5llying .
. 1421
. ..... 99
Mobik. Ruby. Turquoill<.II'Id •....•. 711
ofNeYOIWinl.' .................. U)
Appl"nli<;e" ., ...... 430 ["mtnl.1I EmoIi"", Moodarvi.n Rin. of ..... ... 919
81..,k ......... ... .. . . 4)0 /Vn7II of Illtllling .. . 90 Emotions. Amuk! of ... .. II
C\oIo<Icill ........ ... ~30 ~ of Sloyi", 99 E",,,.;.,,... 81<-"", ufWlkl .•. ..... 176
ofo..,;", ... . 30 Bowl of Commanding w.... .. . . 21 1 EmpMhy. Medallion of ,1 10
Disintqnliool ... 43 I Brazier ofCommAndi ... Fire ... 2ll Emp<n:Jr c-J. .. ..... m
ofDistrxrion ... 431 Ccnsa' of ConIrollina Air .•••..•..• 210 [.ponw'll
of Dnpo Ikath ...... 431 C - So.ornmoni"i Ilotlile Air ..... 270 Auof1he . . 116
0tutnb0Id (The I'nlmise) ... 4)2 Sen>l1 ofPtotecUon from •. . ... 1077 C"""'lI . . l32
ofFQcination .
Flame
I'oi Cloud . .. . . .. . . .. . .. ..
.. .... '32
...... '3]
. . 4ll
Spcot +<I vs. Fire
SUffofConjuri ......... ......... 1212
SI".,., ofCo."roIlinll Eatth.
1132

. 1309
,......
Mirror .

EmP"'" C.nl. ... , ..... ..

... 127
,. I16S
... l8l
Golden , 4Jl ele",uII Empty Fluk(lron) ... ..... ......... 489
Goldc:", ofGIwW. , .... 'll Ai•• Staff oftht . . ......... 1280 Empty Qun'e<. N.....' . . .. 929
Gray ........ ........ .. 4).4 Fire. Staff oftht 1280 [ ...... 1011
Guardiln . .. .... 4).4 Rifta of I'mIutioa from The . . 9U IIeingo. Baneof.... .. IJot3
ftatd.BoiIed ... .. .... 4).4 Staffoftht .............. 1279 Chmy I'iu . .. 1089
I~ .. . ..... 0S TobIeof1hc ............... ... . 1417 ~ ••....•..•.••.•..•.• 21
1nNbaI......... .. .. os EIqIIIont ModIIo .. .. • • .. .. • .. 478 Gcar.I'risma.t't UtefuI ............ 91)
KlleMI .. PIliloloop/lc<...... ........ 436 ElfCOIIIrOI. 1'IlQon or ...•...•....... m Gnc>PIina Iron .. .. . .. .. . .. 519
Mishak.ol" Tol<... . ..••. 4.\6 Elfs..rra-,;na. 5tocki ... of . . llO6 Lnf........ ... 652
Multico\or .. . .. •. . 4)6 [ 11:111. Monsl.... Arrow of Slayi"l . . . , ... 91
Philoloop/lc<". . . ............... 436 of Addilional ~apomy ....... .. .. 441 Monstm. 0311 of Slay in B.. , 315
of lilt Phoc n i~ ............... 436. 431 AI1·Purpooc IInli", . . , .•. 441 Monstm. W"'poII Bonus ..... . 150\1
of !'ink" .. " . . ..... 438 0; .. ;11.1,. ofWolfsbone ........... 442 Sword ofSylaiR: . I.\6S
ofR_ .. , .......... 438 Glib: 01; KiA .. .... , .............. 442 [ ••IInlIMD'
of Rotten .. .. . ........... 4)8 o f Health .. .. .. . .. 442 AffONI of . . . 89
ofShanorlnl . .. • ..... 439 Haoic ActiQo .. 442 Auof ...... . 111
.. 442 IIcJw of ...
Sholl o f I'mIcttiorI
o f Soft. Boiled .
Stinld", Cloud
•••••• 4)9
. .• 439
.••..• 439
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ofure ..... .
orLuck .... ..
.u,
. . 44l
Cttubow of .....
Mif.lile of
. ... 19. 204
.. 20l
...... 119
ofTilnjuoi ... ..... ...... ........ , 439 ofMadneso ...... .. .. 44l Oil of.. . . 768
ofWooldc:r ... . .. .. , -«0 N...... T""ie,... .. .... . 443 Powder ................ ...... .. 902
F.lOofWeopoll , .. "16, ISI'.l Noclou • .. , .. . . . ....... 443 51;"10r. ...................... 89
Eao,Swonl... ........... . 1403 ~I .................. 443 Weoponof. .. .............. ISI2
nil..... M.rwIoti. f'ho«tIynlhesis 443 Enchan1mm1l. VacrtrdRIon ..
Ni&htinpk. Queen . • . 923 Physical [nhancemmI .. 443 I... ffoble . .. .......... ., 12S9
EhIonna. 0..;"" of .. .. .. .... 929 I'ovicIer ........... .. • 902 €JI<:lIirid;o., ofTravd. Tymaaol). ... 125)
EM:JIorIofKhaIk·b .. . ..••. 4.ttI Quirb.............. .. 443 ~.&.clIoI ...... . ... 171
~ Ned:bo:e ofM)IIbc' .••.•••. 750 Rainbow ~ •••. • •. ,. 44S ErqcIopMdia. ~ .. .. 1205
Eip. 0iqrIm Coin. .. .......... 1lI of Reoch.o<:Uon • .. ... ..., End. Book"';1I! No .... .. 1'.9
Ekbir. Con:! of............ ... ...... )30 RtvMcotion ............. ..., [HIn,
Elhir. T"'I'ftUY of .. . 1427 Sonity . . ... , Rq><tition. Nidus' Wand of . , .•... 1488
El Cid ) Sword ... 1H2 Skunk Wlter . . .... «, St.i, ........... .............. 1]01
EI H. ",idhin" Spcllbool<. Tllel ....• 1244 Sunlishl R.,iOllna. , ...... 44' 51"11'1, Camog..e" o.c..,lO/f of ...... 315
Elwi<;ily. Oil of,.. .. ,. 168 WeU:!1t3.1 ,... . 446 Strinll. Ball of ... 149
EllSlicity. PIllion of . . 86'. 866 o f You lb •• ,... 446 Water. Deconlttof ...... 116.371
Elder Wynn, Orb oftht .. ........... 7'M Zo<bo Finpn • • . ••. 446 EndInnce,SashofHell . • ..... 1053
Ekbt \\brm, Orboftht ... 7IS EIt.CIon Cemn(IIIiollkll ... 168 Enemin.. Scarab ofElnFna •.•.•... 1056
EJcotIric w...... Magnetic ond • . ••• .. 11,.. Elkhom .. S......t ........ ... Il64 " - Detection. ....'and of..... 1480
""'''d''
Armorof.. . .... .......... 74
lliJlltnina Protcetiorl. a..-r ...... 156
ElIiMr .. 1>imenoioooIo1 Mine ••..•..•• 44 1
Ebnorin C - C.II . . .
[Iminstcr .. Smotin& Pipe
. ... .. IIIl
. 11ll
,-
F_M."w'..... ~

Drain. Armor of .. .. .. .. .. ... . 14

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Semll of Protection from . 1077 EIminst", .. 5pcllbool< ..•.. 1181 Onin. Shield of.........•.•.•.•. 109'
Shield o f. . . .. . . .. . .. .. . ... 109' [Iqillor. 5word ...... ...... .. . . 1364 Pymnid .. ., 919
ShieldofProofApinst .... 110 1 EI ....'he"'. F"'of .................. . 99 Rina of. .. 962
Elewiflcation. Rod of . , .. 1026 Eh... 5\o01'd. On.in lir.. . .. 1lS1
F.le<;trum Cold ,
EIq;adot, N""klaI>< of .

,........
aa....~ Scoff o f III .. .

MIpwion. Ri", of . .
.............. 321
• ..•.. 749
. ... 1279

. .. 959
Ban , •...•.. , .........•..••...• 149
Command,Anwk1of ..... ........ 31
A""", ..
Boot ...
CItot.ioMoil .
CIoiIk ••.

.....
,""'"
5""ln1ofl..l.d; ...
......... 88

..
.... 194
."
••• l6O
.. I3M
... 1)81
EA&inr. Internal Cooj_ion .
[nai...m..a. Exullont Rod of .....•. 1027

[ .... _tool
Cin:k1ofPsionir ....
Eli~.1'hysical
Fomiliar Prot«lion .
. 6 12

EnIIontcd V ....... E)'OIIIosnot' ••••••• ~

... 292
... "'3
... 1S3
Commond. Ring of . . , .. . .• 960 EI.....w1ld. Boot of .•. . ...... 194 N""kloccofM.......,. . ....... 1SO
eomp.u. . .... ........ ... -«0 Elvenkind. CkW. of ... ............ 300 PIllion of Mogic .. .. 817

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[.b.coment Slumber, R._ o f •.• 1000S AJiped Iland of'lhm>wil\& . . $Cil

I'obon of Sen$ory • . .......... 188 Eternity. Wine of.. . . 15'9 Evi$urator ............ }lIO
SuImiMl Rotl< ofMl lJic.aI . . ... 1016 EtberOar ..... . .. 761 Evitbyan .. ~Ildo, S.....-.!. .. .. IJ6S
EnhlltMm..,1I
Enchanced
R.acill
Weapon .
.•.•• 11
.. . .... I.
. ... IS06
Enjoy .......". ""lendable IlIM of. ..... 1028
-.,
Etbolul A<rion. Su fi" of
Etbt ..... llt ~

Potion of ........ .. . . .. . ....... 867

Shield of
. 12110

... 74

.. . ••• 1(196
E\OCatioa, Candle of .

Ewd ..... Mi&hCY Gaun~ec of

E~r.
. ......... m
EvoluCion ofAfQne Will I'oMr ..... 11M

CoI""el ramu • . ..•... . . ....... XII

Marid .... ..... .. .. 917
En1arging Glass .. . ............ 536 [th.... lnao Wl1P"'l'cion, Fis/lini I'\)le of' . . 42
ErI~sJt.<t>rd 0. ..... Arrow of S~o8 ... 99 Anro>r of ... 74 b alced
EftIi&MeoedGods. Book o fche .....•. 187 (:IoMof . 300 Book ofEchnic H...... . .. IIM
ErlI~c.Mimlr of....... .. 727 lazpcr .. Oil o f ""'""'"-. . ... m Componenc C- ..... 161
EnIip.cnmetlt. PoIion o f ..... 866 Oil of...... . ......•... 768 Def<b. Book o f ... . •.. IN
Er!Jil" HeI""" ............. 589 Tuien" Pille M. il of ........ 82 ExCilibur ...•...... . . . ..•.. 1J66.1367
£,tmity. ~I"",~ S~of . . U88 Et/m;" H.......... E..o l!«l DooI< of . .... . 1165 e...<lIv,ul"", Spade ofColouol . . III~
Enraging Ene",i.., SClrab of. . . . 10S6 Etiq",,~ , Rin, ofCOIll1!y. . . .. . ... "'55 Excc:lIe~ , Pen of .. . .. .. ......... . 809
Enslavemenl., Capari_ of.... . . . .... 151 Etique~ , UlClUiI or .. . . ..... I~ ExcelieRi Rod ofEnJineerini Ion
Entan&I<m<nI., HtuJ",,', Rope o f . 1()44 E..::a/yptuf. ••...•....... . •...• 769.90) b e. . .
~Ropeof.... 10011 Euchari$tic Chalice. . . . .. 27' MeclaJlion of'SpeIJ .... 714
EnticemenI., T.n of.. . .... 1428 Euros,Bqof ...... . •... 119 Noj .. Clawof'M. . .. 2904
EMty S,"""", Tri· ....... 1409 Euryale c.d. . . ..... l81 Pu. .. MeclaJlion of Spen .....•.•... 7Il
En.owag.!:. Al"CIoe Evaluation. Ubnm of. . .......... 662 Excioemenc Oilll'owder .. ....... 769, 90)
ManipulltiOr\toflhe .... 1140 EV2pO:n'ion. BoIIle of .... ... ...•... 199 Exen:i ... Tome ofGoinful . . . . . lUI
Ennl ... e, Key of. . ...... . .. .. ... 62$ Evard'lSpelibook .... .. 1191 Exi5Ce ..... TlpeliryofFoIded . 1427
Encra... emmt, Cl uldton of ...... 267 Evasion. Gi<:we of ........ .. ...•... S42 Exodus. Oilll'owder of . . . . 769. 90)
Enl ................ !'earl o f . . ...... 105 Eve. Oillf'owdcr of. . . ...... 769, 903 Exon:isrn. IlInJe of. . . . 1l2
[IC..,p_ . Evelyn" LmoofSpecdrad..... . . 6S4 Expoditioul; TnMpOft, Rod of' . . lOll
Mhiey"~ Net of. • • . . . • 7H Evern .. Mirror of Enviable IIftIIC .. 727 &peller .. .... ..... ......... .. 676
lutroIabeof. .. .. 109 Ewninc. Armorofche Desm .. . .• 7l &perimenti", wichI'lmlrForb ..... ~I
Caaeof. ....• 234 E""","/I, R..Iji .. AnI\OO" or che Desen •... 81 &pIodi", Candle . . . ......... 142
C«of .. . ....... . ... . . ))0 E.....·Full 11&, of Seeds. . . ... 1).4 &plodi",. Candle Snuff.... of. . . . 247
Gl untlec of ..................... 504 Everbowniful Soull Kenl. . . ... 617 Explosion.
HI """""k of.................... 560 Everbounciful Soup Kenle. Mithryl ~ ... 627 Anowof ..•...•... .. . . ...•...•. 19
1'1.. of. ...... 756 Evubuntln, Donie of 867
Rodof. .. .•.. . .. 1021 Candle of. .. . . . • . . . . 2. 1 PaIioftof. ........ 867
Scepter of ... . 100 S_of........... 1310 V"oaIof. . . 861
Envmomcd Dag .... LoI<i ~ ..••. 366 Torch, GruumsII ................. 1451 uplosr..:DMoeI ....... 447
Enviable 1l1li11". Evern ~ Mirror of. .... 721 E""",kIII TOW'-! ......... . ... . ... 447 u pmt UdcIef, &nhi... . ...•..•. m
Epie Sop of tile G..... t CO!1.iu..-n .. ... 1165 Evmbmp 51""'1• ........ . ... . ..... 447 &lendab1e Hand ofEnj~ . 1021
10""".. Iron IlItiolU ... . .... .. ... 446 Everfull Exlended Ranie, Arrow of .. .. . ....... 19
Equali ..... ofGrvl March. s-ro . 13M Cui: . . ............. . .. 162 Ex' ension,Amul.c of . . ...... )1
Equalion&. Book of MyM icll . 189 1nI;~1I .. 612 ExceQSioo., Ai", o f Range. . . • • . .. m
~Rod or .. . ... 1021 I'ufx. o..:lmard~ . . ......... III u~ Wand of Flame . 1411
EquiDe Orush. VIadiun'I~ flobcllouJ .••. 230 Evaproducina Rice Mortarlnd PcstIo . 741 ExIillJuishinl, Wtaponof .. . . 1512
Equipm<rl~ Li' t" .... i.,....... .22. 1511
Equip"'.'u. Scroll of ....... . ....•• 1073
EV<1""AIIOkia& Donk .. . .••. 199
EversmoIti", Smokinl Pipe . . ....... I III
'"n
Damqe, Welpon of'.. .. .. 1512
[q~u. Everslril<inll S-ro . .. 1)65 H.~linli. Kulv .....Tam .. Fruit of ...... 634
Anklec ............... ..... ..... ~8
0"". 1<1 .
Bl'OO<"h .
. ... . ..... 217
. .. . ...•.. 225
'"'Candie oflnvocation .... . ......•.. 2.1
Cap of . . 250
Heolinll, Pol;"" of. .
Seali"" Chlir o f
Sen$ory Cf)'$IIl Ball .
.. 868
.. li4
. .. l(6
c........... 135 Crownof ...... 900 ulnClimcnaion " - ScooI .. . 211
Coin .•. • ••• )21 C-ofC1\aooil: .... . ... 917 Exndi ....... ioaaI Slf. . . . . . . .. 449
Earn", .. . 425 C - of Lawful. •.... . 931. 9J.4 u~inary!'owen, S.....-.! .... , ... 1401
Medallion ..... 710 c.-.. ofNntnl •. . ..•. 935 Ex~~Weapon .. 1$15,1519
Pendant . . . .. ..... . . 8 10 Detect. Welpon of. ... .. .. . ...... " " Ex!mlle l'I:IwmofObsm1olion . .. . .. 1166
SConb ... . IOS6 Dragon ...."'01"...•. . . ........ .. . .. " Extn~ Violin . .. ml
Etase Red"" .. ....... .. .... 1242 E)'O. Oagcrofthe ... . . ... ... . ... 360 ,~
EruiDg, Quill of .. . 92. E)'O. Oil oft... ..... 769 of Acancy . . ... .. ........... • 51
EruiIIJ, Semll of .•... . .•• 1073 E)'O PI:Jwder . • • • • • • • • . ... 901 AIJ-"'-'i", ofv-mn Sin........ • 51
ErdIuCanl .......... . . ... 249 Good, Weapon of\)eooct .•....• I'll of Arik .... . . 52
Eracth. Sil..... Ami o f .
Esealibo<. Sword.
..... ~
,- MIF' and Apprentices, Hi$Iory of . 11110
o.I>of . .. PH
AMasJin .. ...... .
8e&dy •••
........•'2
. t6), . 51
EJhcon"l Hnp .• 1)23 Orl> ofa...o.ic ..... .. .. . . .. ..... 937 BlICk Opal .. . ......... • '3
Orb of Holilltu . . . . . ... 7'16
'"l lId C!)"Slal II&IIJ. Am~ le.
Against .•. . ...... 27, 39
Orb of Lawful. . . .
Orb o f NOUIIII.
. . 9))
.............. 914
ofCe,ilu",," Haa.
ofCharmil\i .
ofDoaoali .. .•..
. . 4')
. .•. • '3
. .•.•... 453
Medallion of ..... . .... 711 Regalia of .... .. 9)7 On."",~ .......... . ............ 45<'
I'obon of ..... . .... 167 Rotl< oftbeAfdlmaai . . .• 1009 ofche EqIe...... . ..... • ". Mol
Rin&of .......••... ... 962 Scepter of . . .. . . .. . . . .. 9-14 Fathot T..... . . . . . ... 461
Weopooo of ...•...•.. . .. 1'12 ScepterofC1uotic ..... .. ........ 937 Fi ..... Monock ... . ... 7~
Essence ofDartnep .•..
EST. Medallion of -.~
. .. . .... 712
Scepl<"r o f t..wful . . . .. ... . . ..... 9))
Scept~ r ofN .... ttt.I. • . 93!
ofille Gods
Humbaba ~ Glorinll.'
... }47
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Elemll Shell of Protection va. . . . • )9 ofche ImmotIllI . ... • SS
o".goo. Orl> oflhe •. ..•..... 794 SIwIlT~mKoIItU.. .. . ...... 172 of lllfiavilion ...... • SS
Fir." Oil of .••...•. ..... 768 T.lismIn ofUltillll1e . 1.26 of~ ..... .
Peanut .••.••••••••. . .. oM' W...ro ~ Robe ••••• 1018 ofche Leoiadlln ... .. 56
Salt Shaker. EImIII .. ..••... 1(19 1 ~, 5won! " ..•••. 1166 Mqial .............. . ......... . "

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t y. Dagger. Spider ......••..•...•... }69 n . . .............. II~
Mort>Ie, C~) _........... . .. 696 0rJ&0n .....••..•.. ..... J.6O Staff ......................... 12110
M ..hfkw1l Gem . -4511 1I'0Il .. . ............... un TolismaD .. . ......... 1422
Mtt$ill: 1I(Lamp) ...... . 644 oflhooNosf~ ............ _.. J6 1 oftheTon)II .•..•.••.•.• ........ W
ofMinuleSeed>& ...•... . 4511 fodp M.... ..... . 699 ~iendbano .... ,......... ... IJ67
ofNi" u..... ........ ... . . . 458 Fani]lid:, fkhoIder. . ........... 16' Ffftldkind. lofe of ...•. . 1192
Oil ohbe EviL ............... . .. 769 Fanp CIoIk ...................... 301 Ficndomicon oflu wil. . . ..... 1166

,.
of ""lrificltion . 4S8 Fannina. Fan of.. . ...... . . . .... 465 Fic-nds. Pielish Bag of. . .. 136
Powder, Evil ..•....••••....•.... 903 F."II"ic Vision. TeleKOpCof .•..... 1429 Fiends. Shell of PTotectien \'S. • 439
Quo«n). .. 458 "'ry
Ri .... C.. L. ........ .••. _952 R..,hiJIg. ArnuIeI of, . . . 31 Brand of MosIuvo'U ••••. I. ~}
oIT..kbr .. . .4S9 Seein&. la>s of.. . . 6S04 8W'11iftg. Oil of ...• ........ 169
ot'Vcma .. 460 See .... OifII",e'lI of . . 7110 DI&ger, Freyo ~ ...... . .... J6}
Wando«khalor1l .......... 1490 Seci... Salve of ................ 1052 Flgluer Book (~ M.""al )
Winkinl . . .. .. . 461 f art •. Cub<' of . lSI) Fi"', ..... A..-. o f SI.oyi"3 . .w
[)~ I ..... F.rc ~ COIIlofl'rolc<:liOll .... . 314 Fig'ning. C...-pol of , .. 156
ofAn:aIli$l.
ofEnhar>cN Vi$ion .
."
· . 463
faninae. Sword
F..,iJw;"'" EBI of, .• ,...
F....ion. Rios of
... 1361
.. 432
. 963
FI& ~ftb ,"d
of DIessin& •.. ....
..... 471
of Siglu ....
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E)'tpMCb ofTmh
· . 463

. ...
· . 463 n.tcnio&. EkIncn of . . . .
Fa\. lIIbof. ...
. 232
1462
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of Wondrous Power ••. . ...... • 12
Fa~. Myrtul"l ToIJIeI of ...•......•. 141S
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FI&:.rin~
AI. basler Griffon ..•.
).111\>0 of. . .. !(III
Nestor.... . .................... 75S
F.~~ Promise, Sword.
I'I.ICSCard .
. .. . . . . 1361
. ... . ...... 381
Amber MonxC)'J , •
CII ofnlko;PVic .
'""J
. .•.•. 474

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l'ocionof Mimnd .. 879 FI leS, Staff of the 1280
Pooion of Sharp . . . . . • . .
Robe of . ...•....••..
. .... 888
. ... 1010
Farip. Oil of Metal
Aoully Lo<:tp;eb. Buck..
.. 773
or. ......... 230
Dori~ Oboidian
Wondrous
of '"
4JS
VISion tnd Arcane Siall! ... . ... 1166 FIMlf. Cbmnof . . ....... 28 1 Emerald F"" ....... . ..... 475
WMdof............ .•.. 1480 ~".r Jade Snak.......... , , .. 476
Atmorof. . . .•...... 76 MOOf><tOrIe Rlthl>il..... . . • 76
IhllPipes of. . 1537 Onyx Panther . ..... 477
F Ougol~Bagpipesof 1537 Opal C.1lI ............ 477
Mirrorof. .... ... . ... 728 Sil_Carp ... . . 77
fllbrielllioon. Wax of .•..... I SOS WWof. . ............ 14110 TowmalineTWlIe . 477
Fabulous EqWn. 8n.Ish. VlIodiwn...... 230 W1lipofF""'F~.aIId "-_ I Sl] ofWondn:>ut Power (v.rioIIS) . . 418
F.bulcllll lleroes, ~ Rinaof ..... . ...... 963 1'...1Won!. S--.:I ,... . 1:167
LqcndryGreaI~ &. ........ 1191 F...... ofHwnanily. Dtcp ........... 11 62 Find Soo~ Door$. Weapon of ..•... 15 12
"-ofXenous ................... 213 Foulinll. Tablecloth of ............. 1418 FlndTraps.Weaponof ............ 1512
FloCCle" Mm. . ....... . 699 FoulS. Oil orille . . ... 769 Fir.der. Swonl. " . . • . . .. ..... .. 1368
FI .... ••..11•• • Finder .. Slone ... . 1)1 0
Fire Arrow. . .•... .. . 89 Dust. . .. 420 .1ndlal
FIuIc .• 150(1 Aolli"&. 8001 of. .. 195 Amulet of •. .. 12
Riq"r. ... 96. Aolli"&. Oil of. . . . . . .. 169 !'<Mien ofTIQIUrc .6 J
Talisrnan oftbc .. . .. 1422 Fillina. Rina of..... . ~2. 96J Wand of Water •.••. . ... 1(96
Foil-n, ~II. , .... 1068 Follin&. 'hrio'J Rinl Of •...•..•.. 1005 Weapon of... .. ....... I SI 2
faerie" Wheel . . mo Featherthime . . ....... 816 FlII&"r
flilh, Medallion of. . . .. . 712 Feathertoken . 466 ofC0rrut'\3nt1inll .... . .. ..... . so
FlilhM Kno1 . . ............... 330.465 FeatherwtiglulJ.oot .•... 195 n alherToktll ................ 0168
F.iIhMIIfSi, Pliylac:lery of. ... . .. 830 Lapland . . . 466 o.:..a. Five ... 170. 90]
r.IIlmK Plumaliner . 466 o f the Master Thief........ .. 480
8001 of-...- ................. I~ QuaoJ'J M~ic:alToktns .. 180.466-469 Nail . . ........... 74'
8<ooch of ••. . . 2~ l\IIbIon ............... _. . .. 1463 F~na. Harp o f ..•........• m.
leaf of. . . 653 Feathen. Wmd of. •.. , •. , . 1480 F'"a"",,,il of R<'IIIIi",. . ....•.•. 481
Oil ofFeaIher . .769 Feathers, WlUp of .. . .. . I Sl3 Fllli· n
Rina ofFc. Iher . . ... . ... \/52, 96) Foehlemind, Hia\el ~ NO! of ... .. .. .. 1S6 Anlulel. 1\O,o ... .. ........ ~
V.rlo~ RinaofFnlher . . .. . . H105 Foehlemindedr.cu, Elixir of Healina ... '*'12 Elixir. Zorbo .............•..... 446
F, lrik MOOfOJance ~ Sword . . •.. lJ39 FeedbIJ of PI<-nIy . • • . . • . . .. lJ4 Tome ofSevcn .......... 1444
I'IIse Colima. ~of .••..•...... 1269 FcliM AlInICIion, BaJpipes of . 1S37 Finn;giBII ~ Simc. . ....... 1120
................... 10S04
Falte SeI~
F... ~iar PraIcction EDhIncemC1It ..••. 1Sl
F.... ul ... RinK . . . . 962
FdiM. G~ofthe ......... . ... S042
Fd ...... S=llofl'nlleoctlonfmm . . 1018
Fclkovic. Cat of ,. . ......... 474
.....
Flonngt".. Ia~ S--.:I .

Adaptation. Ri ... ..r

. 1:163

q1q
~. Feminine Vin"". Dnulon Adaptalion. Ring of Ean!> and •...•. 959
of ClIlrming .......... 465 Def....... of.................. 13S7 Arrow. Foerie ., , . , 89
CM• . .. .. 465 Ftrnininity. KetisiJ'J Olrdle of , , .. ~J~ Arrow of . .. .... 89
Coolina · · .465 Ftrnillinity/MOS(u!inicy. Girdle of ., ., 53) Drum, l'Qlion of.•............... 868
ofDancin& ..... 465 Fennee, ClIlrm of RuourQe . • .• 283 ClIlrm ofProlocrioa fmon ....•..... 2U
Flllf..., ••. ........ 465 l'cn:M;iIy, Bonnet of . . • • . . . . . . ..... ISS Claws ••..•.••.•. SO(
of Fauoina · ... 465 FeniliDtion Dust ......... 4M Cold . ... ........ ..... 481
I'eItherToken ...• 46& I'eItrec a..s. Gune Set . . .... 2M Command. Ring of .... " •. %0
Fi ~ F~ ., ...... 466 I'c:I: of Dis",i,. . . .......... S70 ConlIUl. PoI<er o f. , ..•..•.• , , . 8.0
Wind ..
fInO)' Slone.1YJ>« .
~'n l
'"
.. Sl6, 1)1)6
FlI• .-I."ghn. S]-« of . , , " .. . 1111
~"lwl."ghn) Holy Symbol ...... . .... $97
Field Plate, Ma&kll . . .. . . . ... 159
ConlIUl.l'Qlioo ofEI~t.1 .
Dar\: .
. 866
. .......... 481
Eiern<:ntal Ball . . . . . . . • . . • . 1.9
A"lis--. . .. 551 Fltnd Elemefttal flask (Iron) ......... 489
Sow. 1« .. . . . . . . . . . .
. ..... 206 Amulet ..•. 32 EloInerAIs. BraDer of Commandinc_•• ru
Dapcr ...............••....... J.6O Cwd .... .•. ..... .... .. .•...• J.U EIcmemaIs. Sa-oII ofl'roo:<:tioD os. ••. 10711

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"" Elemt:ntal<. Spear +4 V$. •
Fan. Fi.. .
andFc,ar,WhipofFrosl.
1132
. 46(;
1533
Al\iling.
Ex"i8<''''' ion.
l.evitatilHl .
MlHISt .. Fishil\i .
.,
... . ..... . " ... 482
... .. .... 482
Flandal Sleclskin's Hammer.
Flash ~Ilel
. .... m
.. . .... . .... 809

... 4llS
Flynn~ Ringof.
Gem .......•................•. 521
. 964 Resale .. ........... . 483
T...,.,".... Fi.hinl . .............. . 483
'" .. 4llS
. ........ ~ 89
Oy",pm ...... .. ... ........... 481 Fill Iron of'Tuerny The M.... il... . . . 489
Ha$t$<rinil; Lance of . 648 Del"""", ............... 552 Vapor . .. " ...•.. " ............. 490
H~lmseek .., (;reck . 596 Glove. . . . ... 542 Flatbox , ... , ... , ... , ... , .... .. ... 213
Hierophanl. Rin80fthe . .......... 969 ofHa'chan. Monkey . .. 737 FI"chet, Runm:in, Sword . .. 1389
and I... 1l00rglass of ............. 602 of Odin ........ . ..... 1368 FI.tteJ'y, Mirror of. . . ..... 128
lnvul""",bility. Oil of ElerMntal .... 768 Stone. S""<>Rl. . ... .. ........ 1405 FI.wl..."..., J..... l of ... . ......... 522
l«serTalisman of .. 1421 fj,latIdantilos, Bloodstone of....... !l08 Fleeting ~'"il ..................... 487
Mnarno<phosis. Ring of ....... . .. 961 Fit, CI<>lh of M«t ... ll3 Flecmess, lIorsesboc: of. ........ .... 600
Oil of Eltrnal . 768 Flesh Golem Libram ............ 662, 665
Opal ofNeve.win!Cr .
Pearl of ProIeclion from ........... 807
S2J ""Fing ... Gtus .
Fire Fan .
. ... ....... 770. 903
. ... 466
Flesh Golem I'roIe<1ion, Scatab of.... 10!i7
.'Igbt
~pperT.lisman ................ 1422 Priesl Spells. Scrol of ...... 1073. 1074 AfIDIJ<of.. .. 76
Pkando ... 's W.nd of ............. 1491 Wizard Spell., Scroll of .......... 1014 Bardingof.. . ....... ..... . .. ISS
Quenching, Smoke of. ........... 1121 Fi,alion. GobI., of . . ..... 547 Ginzani's Ridil\i TICk of ... 530
Resistance. ApTOn of. . . ....... 58 Fiution. M..... of. . .......... S47 Potion of Spiril ....... 890
Resiruncc. Glass Bead of. . , 164 Fi~l'IJrulo.~n 's Tre.tiseon . . 1214 Yoke of. . " IS6l
Resistance. Ngona Hom of......... 599 fjollr"$ Gawulel. 504 Flint. Pri"",,1 ~ . . . 914
Resistance, Imion of . 868 Flag, Dragon. . ............ .. ISS Flirling. Handk.rchief of ... .... . .... 566
Resistance. Ringof . . ...... ...... . 962 FlagofUntruc Colon............... IS5 F1ol d .. g
Resi' i3nee. Suh of ............. 1053 FillIOn Blade of Shin L... Sword ......... 1369
Rod of Elemental . . . ... .. 1026 of Dimunition . . .............. 484 Logof ...... . .................. 67l
Scroll ofProt..,i"" fn:nn ........ 1078 of Dragon> . . ........ 483 Whetlof. ....... .. .......... 1531
Sud Arrow . . ........ 89 ZaID'g's Flowing ....... " . . 4&4 Flogbtrge ....... ... . , ........... 1368
Shield of Proof Against .. ........ 11 01 FlIII W.. pon. Floor. Golden . . .. ~
Snuffing. Buck., of .. . ........... 230 &eli Morning Sur ......... ..... 48~ Floor !.amp. . . MO
Staff of ............. 1278. 1279, 1280 Bargrivyek~ . . .............. 48S Flower Seed. TrolL ........ ..... . .. 1091
StaffofEmh and ......•. . ..•... 1278 oflbe Dum Ki"i! ,. . 485 Flower, Troll ... ............. !M9, 1091
Staffofthe EI ...... n",;. . . ... . 1279 Drag<>nflail . . ...... " ...... 4 87 Flowe~ TomeofGordett . .. 1441
S<anin&, Ringof. .... 964 Flming. . .... 4 87 FiowinS Flagon. ZaID'i~ ... 484
S'illing. Oil of .................. 769 Mornil\i Star of D:1ection ..•.....• 488 Fluidne... l'orilHl of . .... . . " ....•. 868
Slrenglh. Potion of ............... 871 Mulliple Rodoflllncing ....... . .. 488 Fluids, Cosmogony of Magneli<:. .. II S7
Tec\h Bow ........ 205 o.iri. ~ Royal . . .. . ........... 488 Fluids, 0=>11 QbstrvatiQ,u 01\ • ••••• 121 I
Thithi",, ~ Wand of .. .... ..... ... 1495 PhanooIt ~. . ........... " 488 .'Ul~
Too::hofCominual .............. 1452 Flailing. Rod of . . , 1028 8onc ..... " .. . ....... " ...... 1539
TrapArrow ...................... 90 FWnberge, S"""d. . . . 1368 ofCoo.nge. .1539
Vul""",bility. Potion of............ 868
Wand of...................... 1481
.'"me
Arrow Candle . . ... .. ......... 242
Damh~ .
DjinnNoy.
.. .. ISl9
. ............ 1539
wand ofSuloise. . ...... 1480 Black, Sword .. . ............ . 1345 Danger .. .............. .... .. . I541
Whetlof. 1531 Blade, Sword .. . ... 1368 Dismissing ......... .. .. .. ..... 1541
Whc<:I. Wind ................... 153l Blades Candle. . . ... 242 Faerie ...................... " 1541
While Copper Ringof....... ..... 1007
Fi ... 's Club . . ....... lI4
"""',
Cloak of .
... 242
. .............. 302
of Luck .
Pllying ..
. .. " .. " ....... " 1541
. 1S<ll
Fire's Shie ld ....... 1096 C.yml oflhe Eboo ......... .. .... ]42 of Puppies. . ........ 1S<ll
Fire_Eye. . ........ . ....... 740 Culler. . ............ 1368 SlW:uhoci of Peace ............. lS<ll
Fireball$, Candle. . ...... 242 OflheEbon.Sword ........ 1359 Silver... .. ........... . ..... . .. 1542
Firebalb, Wand of.. . .... 1481 Egg . ..... 433 Wind Doncing . .. . 1542
Firebane Cloak . . ..... lO I E.linguishing. W....d of . ........ 1481 Fly,Ebony ....................... 478
Fi ...bmies ........................ 171 FeathcrTokcn ..... 468 Fly, Shield of . . .1096
Fi ...bow. . . 204 Magic. $croll of . . 1074. 1086 Flyin g
Fir«lrake. Orb of lilt .. 794 of the North, Sword ........ .. ... 1368 AffiYN of . . 90
Fi~'s Orb.G ...a t ............. 785 SVoWd, Black ". . ..... .. ... 1].45 Banner.. . ..... ISS
Fi ... flies. Ek>Itle of . . .. 199 S""<>Rl of the Ebon ,.. . ..... 1359 Broom of .. .... ...... 229
Fireproof. . . 328 Tongue, Sword . . ...... .. ... 1369 Carpel of .... 2S7
Firnecd ........................ 1089 Wt2pOr'I of. . . .. 15 Il Da~r ... 362. 363. 364
FI. h Filma I)ar1 of. . .... 373
Comsnand. Fi,her's Tridenl of....... 84 1 Cord . . ... 380 Dynamo of. .. 423
Command. Trident of . .. ...... ... 844 Chariot of. ....... 271 Glass Bead of. .................. 164
Control. PoI;"n of. . . . . ...... 855 lHI Command. S""rd ... " ....... 1369 Greater Dynamo of. . . ....... 423
Control. PoIion of ~ile Slaff of . . .... " ....... 1280 Hot'Kl!boc: of. . . ....... 600
IAmphibia'" . . .... . . 855 Flame TlHIgu<! Spear ...... " .. . " .. 1131 Leonardo'sCatpetof .. . .. 257
Conno!. Tridentof . . ...... 844 Filml", Les.ser Dynamo of. ..... " ........ 423
Hooks. Pri,mal's ................ 913 A~ . ................ 90 M,,",, ~ Sp:llbooi<. The . • 1154
Konle of . . ...... 627 ~ . •• ••• •••••• ••• • 1211 Normal Dynamo of.. .... ......... 423
l<aping. . .... . 1561 Mirror ofTenh . ....... . ...... 728 Oinlmeni of. .................... 780
Fisher's Tridenl of Fish Command ..... &42
Fbhlng
Anchor. . 45
'''"''' . .............. 1369
S""",, of Dancing . . . .. , .. . ... 1374
Pearl of. . .. ...... 805
Poiion of. ...................... 868
SVoWd,indra' .. . ......... 1377 Ring of ...... .. ... " ......... . . 964
Gong of.. . ....... .. . 821 Sword. Sum's. . ... 1406 Rockingi>one .. " .......... " ... 490
Lure . .. . 482 Weaponof. . . . ............ 1513 Saddle of. . :. . . . .. . . . . ....... 11)49
N.,of . . . ....... . 756 Flammtb~ Spellbook ..... 1140 Scimilar ofThsmil .. .......... . . 1369
nsblng Pale or Flandal Sleclskin's Apron ... ...... .. .. 58 Sigh Dar.:wilche~ Wings of . . . ... 1560

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""..lido) Iklt 0/',......

~of..............
...... 110
.... 1513
Spiri1uaJ . .... ...
Fani..... l'oIion of ................ B69
Forti..... Rio, of . . • .
. 1152

. .. . . ... 963
Full Awl
Full Wishea. Rina ofThm: . .
.... 111
.. 1001
F"",bln." GlWlIlc:l of ............. SIM
Winjaf , .... . I~ Fortrns. DatnI"IJ\SIInI •.......•... 350 F""'bli .... Oil of. ..770
Flynn~ Kina of Fire
Foell1"",, Bandor. .
964
. .. IHO
Fortune Tellin, Deck ..
Fortune.Wboclof.. ISll
..317
,.,
FIII\lIou5t Mirn)<. Noo-So-FIIIUIY ...... 730

Fochlucan Ha.p .............•.... 1324 FossilizcdW..p<lII • •• • ••••••••• 1513 Anaaal:olc •. . 499

Fot\Is;",. 1'01;0<1 of Mind ... .. .... ... 879 Foul Ronina. Periapt of .......... SH of Eloewhe.., ................... 499
Focus;"&. Stall' of Spell . • . 1296 Foul Wat., ............... .. .. . .. . B69 Growlh. Po1ion of. ............... 810
Fadded>... ! .. .. .. .. . 420 Foundadons of Seem Authority .... .. 1111 ofWvmlh ..................... 499

.
Focbane. . • . . .....• 1Wl F" U l111 Zombi)' of Warm III .......... .... 499
FodindC'r,Sword ..• 1370 lMko" M";"'I ... . .. ~3 F........ Whip of 11.. _. 1533
' Boot ofClwdund ••..•........ L157 ofT..... ..
ofT_ ...
. . 498
.. 4n
F _. II.Im ..
F"'1. C~latlll..
. ....... sn
. 1l-49
Cloud Ea: .. ,,, ...••.••.. ,.
c-ro~
Hem
Wtnd of.......... ,
..4J3
, 14112
.•... [SotS
rour-..l-~ Blackbirdl., .... 01 ... US
FowW"1ndt, lImpofthe ............ 640
Fow-I.cafClover ...•. .. 499
,.""""
F"'1. SII'" of. . .

Anlulc:l ••..•.
. . 12111

• ..•..•...•..•.• l2
Wandof... .. 1482 Founh Oi_iooI. Sludieson The . .. 124-4 C~of..... . ............ 311
Folded Existence. Tapestry of. ... 1427 Forty Wan Brill~. Helmet of ...... S9S Oiplortlacy Rod of .. . ........ 1024
foWl., Fox SWIdanl Nithlan. . ..... . ... 760
BoaI .. . ......•...• 178 Frop.-.:h.Sword ..... (s.e1MA~)
Ccncle , .. . . 178 Fmlzj Pani. . . ......... 770.903 G
101"",. , 490 Fmlklyn "l IncrtdibL. Chariot . ........ 27&
Tined Gnpplinlll'\)l\ ............. 549 Fru-Utb-IUu" SlIff .. • .. 1281 Ooe 801".. . ... 1129

.
Folly, Rilli"f. . . . 964 ,~ G..,o~ BI"ck S~kle: . . 1115
Food, Chalice orLi<juid ............. 276 Action. Aq .... ieAnnor Wilh .•. 70 GIordallronhand .. l1anwer ......... H3

,
Food Pou<:11 ..... , •••.•.......• 134 Action, Aquatic hem willi
Action. RinJof.
... 21
. .... 953.964
Glffo(Oockinl .
GlffofGlIl"a. .•. .•.•.
. ....... SOL
. 501

.......
Cord ... ... 3S I.JIll MoYmItnI. M«eMins of . .. 195 Goinful Conj .... lion. litnm of. 662
MII" ...••....•..•.. ,,~ I"riesG. A.....- of Slay"" . . • 99 OI;nfUl E>.mito. T...... of . .. 1441
T...... of .... . . . 1-441 Go;in Conrrol. I'oriooo of. . . . .. rn
Fools. Hal of........... . ..570 Bad&o! of .. 12l GaladaIta"Oril'lII ......•. 1172
.-- llellof..... ..815 Galanpk ~ OiIiPl:M"Iier ... 710. 90)
&II ......... . .......... ISO from Mqic. RqIar'l Gloves of . 5U Golanri ......... B 71
Cubioe........ .....
149 Potion of.. . ........... 869 Ga1eb DIW Cloek. . ........ 302
Rabbit........ .. 283.930 Rqlar"lGIoves of..... . .... 54-4 Gilley of the Cio<U ....•.•......... IIOS
Stool, Chert. . ...... 287 Rin, of ..•.. .965 OllTlllon" Oem Infr2Vi1lon
Fool;"" AnklC1 of Sure .......... .... SO F.."hAi,. Potion of. . .. 869 /Del...,. Maii\: ........ . ... .. ... S21
Foounan Dnoaonlancc . . .. 648 F""h Wiler. CluldtOfl of . . . 268 Cam.
,~ ~"ruh n ... C"h= • ...................•..... 284
AmTNof . 90 Cauldron of Res10rina ............ 269 KIIq(Cheq) . . ............. 286
&adof. . . ... .. ... 164 Girdle: of ...................... 533 M"I~al a.... . ............. 286
Cub< of .. . 350 WInd of......•...•...•......•. 1482 M.rboI .. a.... . . ... 286
WOdd 01...... . .... 1481 F~"lShip .•. . ... 1106 Scl. Fu""" a.... ............... 184
Foroes, Theory of the Invisible ...... 1251 F~"S"",", .. 1370 VioI;Q •••••• . ..•. 1313
ForesieJlt. Gem of. . . . . . . . 521 F~" F"oery Oapor ............... 363 Gonkn F"lowM. T_ o f. . .. 1441
Forest. Bow oIthe ............ . 205 F~" 1'..... Brud, Sword .......... 1370 Gonkn I'00I. Porphorio\ ••.•.•..•.. 84S
Forest.I"uqIIe Gem of the V...... 521 Frie .... MqicaI Qu;"'" . . . . .. 929 Gordmll OiIiPl:M.. .•. 770. 901
ForeaIer.. "rimeI ..••...••......... I HS Friend, foreIIa'l. .. llSa GarpyIe Cloak. . • . • . . ..• 302
FomIfiierJd.. Spcllbook. Sit 0Iwyn. • 12-44 Frio,obilip GIrJorIo ~Iinl l"'" ............ S50
Fomellina. CauI<inIrI of ..... 268 Anlulc:tofUr.o:IeoIeo .•. . ••. 44 GIorpy .... R"'c of. . 964
forcwunin& Potion of. ... . B69 Banner of .•. . . . .... ISS Gar! Gtin.rJOId ~ Battle: Au •......• liS
Forzc... . ................. 576 Benson .. ScarabofUnccnain ..... lOSS Gamet Orb ofGolclen Dealll . 19~
ForJe of M.1I1 PI"OICCtion . . . ..... 49 1 Rioa. Animal. . . ....... 946 C..
FOIJa)', Quill of ....... ............ 924 Sherry" Rin,ofAnimal. .. .. 998 COddle. lraanil)l ................. 246
F" 'ltIM. ... So.wdof . . ...... 1370 Globcofllanltshroud....... ... ... 537
Oustof ...••. , .•... . 420 FriW ) BI.. k Opal Neckl........... 749 ofDn:ldful SI •• p . . ... 501
Potion of . FriW " ~ ....... . ....... 363
R..... of .
Weapon of.
. ... 1046
. .. 15 13
'" FrieJlt. Potion of . . . . . . • 869
FfOIRoM ....•...•...•...•...•... 179
Pipet .....
Scroll of Prot«lion from
. .. IS54
.• 10711
Shie-klofProof"'",iftSI~ .... 1101
F<qoam AmoiOnoto.y Magnetism . 1171 1''''1 Fipmc. EmeroId .. 415
Fo<zod... City.~oI"""' . . ... 1062 Frop. Sheal!. of . . . 1092 ...... "'" uf •..•..•.•.• . ..... 17

,- ,
,~
F""" Door • • • .. . . ............. 112 POOonof ..... 8S5. S7<I
(FuTobIe Forie _ UllulIj S/lieklof .•.•..•.•.• •.•.•..... 1096
&1;.1 .. MHitIry .•••. . .•• 841 BtMd" Sword .. . 137<1 0 . - Globe. M......... . ... 539
MophisIophoIes....... . ... 842 BrIlId Sword, F~" ........ B7<I C'I~
of hbbinll . Fi.., and Fear. Whip of ... I sn Ahernou: World
of T......1 ....•....•.
Planar ......
. ....... 84 1
. .... 493.841
. ..... 491
RailllnCC.Cubcof . . ... 351
R..illlnCC.1'OOon or .......... ... S6\l ... .
Cubie ..
'
""
.... lI9
. .. 1136
TridonllMiliwy ........... ... ... 844 SImlJlll.1'OOon of . . . ... . 871 ofSynll1"l<'\l)' ....... . ..... . 502
Forb Expori"",n1inll willi Planar ..... 491 Wand of... 1482 G~tes. Glorindel ) .. ... 103
Form, AIT1>Of of Ga$cow ............. 77 f"" lbran<i Sword. Ki ..... n ... . ... 1379 Gal<WIIY Whi sd~ ..• .. IH8
Fonns. Poptr of .. . ........... .... SOl 1'''''1'''''''' . . ........ 117 Gl unlle:l
Formula f« . Draoolkll. A"",," ....... ~ Fruplity. T........ Ponrnanu:au of . CI ..... of1hc 0.....
Formula ,..". Lieh. Ate.... . ...... 60 Fruil ofE>.CrI Healinl. KulYer·Tom\ .. 634
.261
CI.WId ..•.......•. ""
""
Forseti .. SWOfd ...
Fo.tiroeM;""'!lrick:! of the
. ...... 1370 Fryina. CIrpC1 or. . . .. .
Fu H.iq~ l..yre-. •••• ••••••.
... 2S7
. . Illi
Climbiflt: CkwI
ofDeaIC"rity ....
.. ""
. ...•.....•. .• 503

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Oinnni's Riding Tack of Flight ....... 5JO
GaonU• •
ofEntnpment
Fire Claws,
. S()4
...•...... S04
of Life.
of Magic Missile ProI<:etion ........ 525
'"524 Glrd l.
ofAnnitia .... .. ..... .SlO
Fjalar'... . ................. S04 Mellifleur's. Eye ................. 458 of Back Def...... . S12
ofFumbHns ......•..•.......... 504 of Musing . ..525 of De 'R.h . .. . .... S31
Glim-,. .. 50S Opal of Olfactory Illusiort ......... 526 ofDwarwnkiod ................ 533
Hand of Remore A.tiO<! . . .•....• 5(lS ofProteotion . 527 of FeminioilyfM • ..,ulinity ......... 533
"rHe.t . S06 Purple. of the Ves"" Fore" . 521 of Freshness . 533
"fHolding . . ............... S06 of Re .. liation ...... 527 of Gender Alteration . . 53-4
of Might ..................•.... 506 of R<twning . . 527 of Giant S<rength .. . ........ S3-4
Iron. of U""" . . S06 of Scroll Reading . . ........ 527 of Holy Migtll .. m
of Mighl . . 506 of Seeing. . .............. 528 Golden,ofUtn$I . m
of Moande1" .. . . ... 506 of Shielding..................... 528 Kerisis ~. of Femininity . .. ......... S3S
of O&", ""'= _ ...... 507 Soul. 529 of the liom. . .. 535
,,(Polishing.. . .............. 507 Star .. ............ . .. 529 of Many Pouches ... 535
of I'r<>fidency ................... 507 SU'ne1)rpc$ . . .... .... 51 S-517 of Priestly Might . . 535
RazorClawJ ofChaky;k ......... .. 507 S"",rd .................. 1371 Githyanki Silver S"",rd . .. 1112
o(Specialization . ... .......... .. . S07 Type .... Effeou or Uses. . ... 51~ Gjaller. Hom. . . .... ... 1546
of Sticking. . . S07 of W;'hes . .. .......... 530 Gladiaton. The . ................... 102
ofSupo' Strrngth .......... 507 Gemcune-r~Tool. ofSunndi .... 530.1446 Ol ain~ Crystal Spbc", .. . . .. 1269
ofSwirruningand Climbing. . 50S Gem&, Repute<! MagiCl ll'nl\>en~ of . . 514 Oloiv<, Saw_Toothed .. . S+l
afTlmu. . . .......... . ......... 508 Gema. WeapOtl ofDeteot .......... . 151 I Glandar's Grimoi",. . 1174
The . . ...... ............ .. 508 Gender Alteration, Girdle of.......... 534 Glanvyl's Workbook .... . 1176
of Valor . . .... .... 64 Get>entls!tip. Rod of 1028 Glaring Eye. Humbaba's . .. . ......... • 55
of the Valorous . .. SIO Generation Rules for Weapons. GI ...
Gauze of AppearallCC . 512 Light. ........... . 1506 A"""" of Polymorphing . . . 93
G."tI Cenle C ia.. Bead
of Aoc,ions . S12 Arrow of Slaying . . .99 off;" Resi,tance ............... 164
of Authority ... .......•....... ... 512 !'rison . .. .. 917 offlying .. 164
Prison, Noble. . ........ 917 of Healing. ,~
"fOrdo • ....................... 512
aax,Ringof.. %S Slayer, Sword . . .. 1371 oflnv;';bility . ........ 1M
Gu 's Sphcre of Annihil~tion . 1269 Summoning, Ring of. ....... 961 ofPoiSott. . .... ....... 1M
Genieblight Sword ................ 1372 of Speed ,~
Gu x. Ring of. •. . ............ . %6
Gu.. ~ Spellbook ................. 1220 Goni.. ' Class (oonl.)
Gazette of the N= Climates ....... 1174 Bane Sword.. . ..... 1371 Crystal Warrior .................. 3-48
Cur Lamp of the •. . . .. .... .. . ..... •. . 640 of OJ'tam Vi.ion. 536
Miniatu'" . ScroU ofProteetion finm ......... 1078 Enlargin8 . . . 536
Mymorj>hed . .11 c.:n~S_ . 1372 J".I 's "fp,-".."rve<lWonI< ~17
!'rismal ~ Useful En<bante<! . 913 Genius, Potion of .................. 870 loupeofCormoc .... 537
Geamat 50 • • Storm Riderofthe lSI Gen~e TIti ..... ry, Boot of . . .... 195 Slippen . . 1121
Geoy:o.'l. N<>mOS' Broad S"""'- ..... ))S6 Geode, 0.0....................... 917 Symbology. Originsofthe Hnur .... 1211
Geb's Quarterst3ff ................ 1281 Gesen. H.mmerof . . .. 553 Glibne$$, Philt..- of. . ... 828
Geeh oflongpon 's Spellbook ....... 1194 Ge .... lTOll Bow of . W7 Glim-Gauntlet. 50S
Gelugon ........................ 1192 Getaway's OiIlPl>wdc:.-. .770,903 Glitleli<>ld ~ Banle Axe, Garl. . 118
C,. Gha$! Control. !'<>lion of. . . .. ... 895 Glittering N«:klace . . ..... 749
ofAtoncment . 517 Ghastrnb«Robe) ...... 1010 Gliner!ode's Blessed Skyhools. . ... 537
Bimbomushi . 517 Ghastar, Golden EliOf .. . ..... 433 Gli~& KIn's Porion ............... 811
Bow. . ..... 205 GbulS, Scroll ofProteetion finm. IOSO Cklb<
Brain Shield .................... 528 G ho»t Banles!troud G.. . ......... 537
of Brightness . . ....... 517 Blade. Na<$OWeTl, S...,.-d . . .. 1334 ofCiNlon . . .... 538
Bupu's Emerald. . ... 517 Bottle, Undead ........... 202 Glowing .............. .. 538
Card . 380 Coffin of Creation. . . ..... 317 Mage'tar . .687
Cindergem . 518 Control, !'<>lion of. . . ......... 895 Mervic's Gase<>ua . . .... 539
Color "'. Mt3l1ingorSignif,o.".e . 514 Ghoslliness, !'<>lion of. .............. 810 ofPurificl1ion. .. . ......... 539
of Curing ...................... 519 Ghosliy Pal",,", AI-Azid~ ....... . ..... 26 $am>;inna), ofPutrifioatiort. 539
C""er~ Tools of Sunn<ii . . ....... 530 GhoslS.legendary of Phantoms and .. 1191 of Sen:nity...................... 539
ofDe1... iort ..................... 519 GhoslS. 5<;",11 ofProt«:tion finm . . 1081 Visiort .............. . . ...... . SolO
of Detection .................... 519 Ghoul Control, Potion of ............ 895 of Wisdom . . . 541
of Dru,ion . .. 520 Ghoul<, Sc",1l ofProlection finm . IOSI GlobJ.. Wand ofVi..,id 1496
EI~R$tar . . ..... 520 C llnl Glorind<l~ G ... s ................. 103
Fi", . .. .... 521 Arrow of Harming . . .. 90 Glorind<l~ living Painting .......... 104
ofFot-esight. .......... 521 A"""" of Slaying . . 99 Glorius. S"",d. . ....... 1372
Gam• .lon'l. oflnfravision and Black Pearl . . 805 Glory, Goblet of. ........ . .... 546
Deteot Magic .................. 521 Control. Potion of. ............ 870 Glory, Tunic of . 1463
of Ide.. . 521 FeCI. . 848 c,~

of Income. .. 52l Slayer SIIoWd. . ............. 1372 BlackHand . .. 541

of Insight. . . ... 522 SIO)'ing, Sword of .............. 13n Claws of Raking ... ............. . 542
lonian . ..... ... ................ 522 Slaying. Weapon of. . . ....... 1524 of Co$meto\ogy ................. 542
C~m.J.-wd Strength, Girdle of .. ~)4 of Evasion . . 542
of Attacks . . .......522 S<rength. !'<>lion of .............. 871 of the Feline. . .542
of Attack' Upon the Owner ........ 522 Sword of the ................... 1372 Fist. .. S42
of Flawle"""u. ..522 Oiantkind, DarI of Slaying . . ... . ... 375 Golden . .. ........ 543
of NC\'eTWinter ....... ........... S22 Giantkind, WeapOtl with Bon ... VI . . .. 150'} He lping Hand. 543
of Ob$ession . . .......... 522 Giants. Sword oftb<: . . 1372 of [ntcn:cplion................... 543
Karathotlt's ........ ... .......... 524 Gilidarius ~ Ring ofWizanlry ...... .. . 952 of lightning .................... 543
Nightj~1. . 52S Ginsen. Sllimmering Blade of Missile Snaring............... . WI
C~m (oont.) of Shin . 1394 of the Octopw .................. S44

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"- Au, Sampsa.... .. ......... 119 ScqMer of. .. .. .. .. . 9-11
Re&Iat'loffl'CllOdom .
Re&Iar'l. ofFrudom from Ma&ic ... S<1-4
..'" BcllofBIubnJ ...
Bridle .......
815
224
ScqMer ofChlol.. ..
ScqMer of t.-·fuI . . . .
. 917
. . 913
ThcSemi""I ..
ofThievtry .............. .
·
· .545
.'" Circle! ............
Circlet ofGrcyblwk
291. 292
........... 292
SceplcrofNcu1raI ............... 915
Shell of,.".eelion.... 439
Thor) M_aiaol, ofl'ovla (See also
Btl!. M.,inJo'''''''" p. 169) . ,,, COII .... Amuletofllle .
Deoth. Orb of ..
. .. 32
. 19S
.... Iisman ofJ'l.n .
Tille 1'ow<Ier.
. . 1425
.. .... 90]
(;1"", C\lbe
.... . ..... HI Eaa ...•..••.. ················· 4ll W.lpon oft>c1«1 E,iI . . .... lSI I
Glowliobet. ThoddiJ,rcn'l ..•.. 1270 Ea ofDcsi... ....... ..... ... 430 Goodf.llow" Wand, Robin, 1492
Glow"" (Hobe ...........•• . . 53& Ell ofGbuw .............. 4ll ofGoodnnslE"n, Hom 1546
GIow",,~ Tome of. · 1441 Elk Clan Ceremonial Scl! . 168 GooH, IpsiuUno" Bbd. . .... 619
GIowoame .....•.. ...... . UIO floor ......... S48 GonIoo.. M.,.., Rma ...•....•.• 967
Gtw..~", •... ........ . 1118 Girdle ofUms! . . . .. H5 Gourd ofT..... 1 • . ..• B22

"" .
GIImony, I'otioa O{ . ...... 871 Glow......... .. 541 <iown. Lorioll.. ..... .. S4I
o..lf, S-.....dofllle .. U72 Gown. SChlninc.. .. . .. 549
~Rodof . . .. .. 1028 HcI ...... Joubhainm.. .. ... 591 Once. T.-tofSliU and ........... 142J
CunaI ..... 1202 Lmc:e, I'uthaa.. ....... .. . 6(9 <iAIk or Slope. I'oIion o(Doooction 0( . .195
lIIack.......... . .......... 1202 Uono ......................... 4 78 Gnlfili Doole . ......... . .. 199
ScroIL.. ..... . ..... ........ 1l)74 M_ohhe NOI'th. Gro.at ..•......• 677 Gnil, Holy , .. ,........ 275
Spellboo/l:. • • _ 1178 I'00I............ ............. S47 Groins of DiscQmfon . . ..•.. s.9
YlInI'IIU. • • • • . ...•.... . . . • 1202 Rifta of Healina ................. 967 Gram.S.....-.! .. 1J71
Zulli .............. ....• 1202 Robe, TVa!:htri .. ..... ........... 1017 Gron March. Equali"" of. . .... 1365
Glyph. ScrpenlBcIi . ... ................ 169 Grond Spelljlmming Helm.. . .... 577
of the Nalhlum ...........•...• 1202 Sickle .......... .. .. .. .... ... . IllS Grani1. MIZt>Ic , • • . • ... 696
Rinllof ...... . . .... %7 5i~.1'otion of , . ..• 871 Gn"'k/lul" Sword . . . ...... U13
Staffof ... .. 1281 51• . ,Ioubhai........ ..... 1118 Grope, no,9Ol
Gnaad» Hat "fStupidity ............ $10 Stobie ..... .. l30l C rlppilDe
OrwIdan'o Armor • . .. • . 77 Wat ........ .. .. 1505 Banm", Ram. Mq:ial 162
Oaar\dIn'l Battle Axe ..•.
Gnatmatsh. Stili" of ..... . .. 1281 '" """"GoIcIman.e .. DanIer .
. "" 1I..... I'IisrNoI.......
lfOl"l. EnchaaICd. . . • .
914
• SSG
GnoIl00ak .••..••..••.
GnoIIl. Orts,1IId Goblins
· . "" Book.
c..m,ue ..
RaYenIofl
b'Oll ,..
...... 1119
_... lSi
IfOI"I.~1c
I...... Oritron .. o- ...........
SSG
. SSG

Control, Pol;"" of .••. ... 872 Libram ."",,.. .. 66(1, 661. 66$ h"" o(ludless Returninc ......... SSG
G_ i'Totection. Scatab of. ............ 1057 Spelljammilla Ram ..... ..1 268

,-
Control, PotiorI of ... .. 872 Scarab, Mortoo" 1058 Grur Recipe. Shockinc . . . lW
Bane, Blmus'l. S-.d
''''
· 577
Ta1i1lnlJ1 <>f!he . 1422 Grur, Ri", of' Shock;", ............ m
Spcl1j&mmini 1I.lm ..... Golembane, Sword ............... 1372 Orw Quelli", Swoo-d 1]80
... .. 363 c.....""""",. Ri",,,,,,,,, ............ %1
Wreck", ••••
GooI, lv<)O)I .............. .
'"
'"
m
lJoiembIiat"
Col~"'.
ArrowofSlayina .. .. 99
GraY(! Key . 628
G...vedigina. S~I <>f...... . ..... 1114
Book of .. ,. . ............. 188 Qnvilic Sllbilizer.................. 5SG
"""
ofOIory
ofiXOtut Ki1ljdom
..... 546 CurJed Libram "f
Libram of .
.... 662
662
G..,
Ell . .. ...... 4J.4
Lccmund 'a. . Libram ofRaYenloft . ... 665 Slumber 1'01;"" . .. 811
M..... .... Gollum CGnIIr1IdtDon Libram .. ... .• 66l S11'lIIO:1 Diirinb.. .. 1010
GobI;" Sh~1d ","he I'omuj Golo) Helm ofTcleplldly ........... S89 lUrtIan of1\o<mil: ..... .. ..... loI6l
GobIinoMIl'rouetion. IIdt of. ... 168 eo., WasIc-. Hom ofllle .............. 1s.6
Goblins, GftoIIs, Orcs, COIII>'OI, Buller Summoniaa; • Wa$Ie, Honeshoe <>flhe ... .. ..... 600
l'I;JtiGGof ." .• .... 872 Choi • • ., ....... Gru.',.. ) S.....-d ...•.•.•..•...... IJ13
Goblins' Bone, Bow . ... 205 <>f Dispelli • ..•. . 821 G~,
GobIinvoient .•. .. U72 of~ ............ . . 821 Anns ... Fabuioul Hmu.
GodcIest. Ton: "fthe. ... 1451 ofr.... in. ................ . .. .. ill ~ .... .. ..... 1191
c.>, Rickin . ...... . . 821 BoonbAn:l. 111)1'1 H.ImsIdt:t......... 596
Book orthe .... 1439 of Snmni", ' . , , ... 822 Boonbud SIO« Hc""""k.. . ...... 596
Boo!< o{the Enliaflter>ed. . . . 187 of Sununonlna . ................ 822 COIIj~rm. Epic Sop of the . •. ... 116S
E)'C'oflhe .. . . ... . ......... 347 of !he Whirlwind . ............ 822 DevoIion. Oil of .. .. .. .. . 770
Galley of tbc . . . .. . . .. . . .. . . 1106 G_ KinBdom, Cursed Ri",ofthe ... 956
Throne ofille ........... .. .1 432 Ali&n<d Hand ofH..,..,....inll . 561 Kingdom, GoblCl oflhe ...... 5017
,~ . . ... 1452 Amulet of ""'eclion from . 40 Kingdom, LodClofthe. • .. ~72
TOR oftbc .•1 TOO' ••• .. .. 1452 CondkortlMlWion .............. 241 M_ ,.. .. ................ 611
GoerI .. ~ Canoe Crown of'... " " . .. . 9-11 I'onvi$ual ~ . 1178
""''J'aI'kle Boa 179.2 14 CrownofO-;' ... .. 937 RobeofllleAIclwnqi .. 1009
GouJc- ofUIldmttaler Si&N ..... 547 C_of't.-ful.... .. 911 S_CIub ...... .. .. 31.
GogIeI Troppcnribb .. . . .. ... 547 Crown of' N",,1ral ... .. 91i Tift ......... 1.55
Goibhniu" Spear ... . .... 1129 Dctca. WeapIa of.. . ...... 1m TridtnI. NIorO .. .. 142
Goibhniu .. w.tIImmtJ . ,~ lIo1yShitld .. . ........... 1098 GIft.cI. Coi_ of (I.IookJ ... 3D

"""Bill ................
Candle . . .. 242
547
lIope.c.<>f... , ......... ..... . 2S3
Hounor.l'oIion of " ...... ...... . 871
l.uc:k. S _ <>f. Ull
Grocod, Necklooo of .
Gted: FIR: H.lr......m..
~Abi.""i .
. .. 7'9
,. 596
1192
C1Ictry Pill, Enchlnled. . . 1089 M. . andApprentioes. Hi.u.y<>f ... I 181 Groen [)rap SIIyu.Sword ........ 1357
Coin .................... . ..... 321 Orb of .. ............... . 9-11 GroenmasL . .. .. .. .... Ih9
Dngon SIII)'C1'. Swonl ... IlS7 Orb of Chaotic . .. ...... c .... 937 GfffIIjf>rOU1in~,
""'ion of ........... S7!
HUpof .. ... 1324 Orb ofHolintSl ... . ...... 796 GlftnSloneAmule! .. .. ......... 32
"'arI ....... ........ .. 805 Orb ofa.-fbl ,.... . ... 911 G~ ~ Spellbook. ...''''''' 1143
Seal Rin, of AI·K.olim .... 961 OrbofNt'lllra1. .... 935 GtunIwatIw:. Sword .. U73
c... Replia of .... . .. 918 Gtqor~Sword ........ un
AmIor.lAdn.. ..... ... 77 Robe of!heAn:hmap ... .. 1009 Gropy~ HoIy"'~ Sword . un

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Grt:mlin Wand . ... 1483 Hair Replace".,..,lI, Oil of. ....... 170 Hands of1he HQllng Spirit ........... 33
Gft)'ha,..k Hairiness, Hal of.. . ...... 571 Hands Redpe. Buminll ... ... .... . . 1241
Golden Citelet of ............ . ... 292 lIair!essness. Hal of . . ...... 571 Handy Ilaversack. Hew.ml~ .. ... .. .. IJS
Holy Symbol of. . . ....... 597 Haj"", .. Bookof .................. 187 Handy Haversack.
Lampof........................ 641 Hal<iyah. Book of. ................. 187 Jasper Tltunderband \ . .. .. Il5
Onocle of. .............•........ 782 Haku, Book of . 187 Hanged Man Card ................. 387
Prismof. . , 912 Halasl<:T~ Teleportatioo Ring . ...... . 968 Hangover Reli<:f, Pill of ... ... .. .... 837
Sbield of. .. ... . 1096 Halo", H.Ime1of.. .589 Harbor Chains, Dragonide's.. . .. 41J
Grief, Sword. . .......... .. .. 1313 Holav, Icon of . . (,1)7 ofHord llearts.llom . . .. . 1546
GriffMounl.1;ns. WhiteArmoroflbe ... 83 HalfM .. t . . ............. 708 Hard·Boiled Egg . .. 414
Griff\ S"","", Benn ............... 1344 H.lf-ElfConlrol. Potion of.. .872 Har<htoneType$ . . . .... 516
G.iff.... Half..Qrc CoolrOl. Potion of . . 872 Hard,..al<:T Amulel 14
Figuri"". AI.baste, . . 473 H.lningControl, Potion of .......... 872 Hare, Laughing ............ IS61
Mane HoImct . >S. Halning Smoking Pipe . ............ 1115 Hare N.t . • . 756
Talisman of the . 14230 •• H.lnings. Arcane Resistance Hareidbin's Spel\book. T.i<:1 El ••. .. 1245
Clow . .. SSO O",arves &; ••• • •• ••••••• •• ••• 1140 Hann, Arrow of . .90
Grim Grimoi", .................... 688 Hal1onc~ Spell book . . . ..... 1162 Hann. Browdow~ Ring of
Grimjaw. . ................ 1096 H.II""inatory Insanity ............... 40 U1mO$t WeapOn. . .•.. 950
Grimo i ~ Halruan Skyship. 1108 Harmina. Staff of. .. ...... .... . ... 1282
of "",h.k Alchemy. . ..... .. .. 663 Hlm me. HannI.WIeSS, Ring of. ............. 968
Glandar'$ .... 1174 Aegis.Fang .. ........... ....... 551 Harmonia, Necklace of. ............. 749
Grim ...........•.... . ......... 688 Air. . ................... 551 Hannonizer, SW<>rd.. ...........• .. 13J4
Vac""". .. . ... 1445 Colgomc",~. of Thunderbolts ... .. .. 551 Harmony. &Ianee Scol<: of . I<IS
Grinthane . . ....... . ....• ... 1373 ~Iwun~ Fist. .552 HIltRO$S ofSe.er.. S67
Grim",.. ld's Dagger.. ..363 Dwarf"fhro"o,tr . . . 552 Harness Spider. 56J
Gripping. C1wsof •• 295 Dwarven Tltmwer . . . ... . 552 Harnessing, Yoke of Boar . . ..... 1563
Groaning Spirit Bottle, Ur.dead , .202 Flandal Sleelskin\ ....... ........ 55) Haroistem~ Phyiaelery ofFaithfuloea ... 830
Grog. Neve",nding Barro! of ........ 160 Gaerdallmnband~ ....•.. .... .... 5S3 lI arp
Grol""lo<\ Club. . ............. 314 of Oesen . . 553 AnslrUth ......... 1322
Grooming. Brush of . . 23(1 Goibhniu \ War .................. S54 A:z1 ....'s . . . 1322
GI'OVC. Homoflhe Sacred •......... 1546 Hephae>tuS\. .5S4 B...gi 's . . .. 1l22
G ...... ·th ofKharu. .554 Bragi ~ of Calm . . ... . ... . .. .. 1122
Ankl.t of.. .., 49 Ktlstchtchi.~ . . 556 Brol<cn ....................... un
Lamp of Plant. ............... . .. 645 ofUf.. 556 ofClwming .. . ........... 1323. 1326
Potiooof. ...................... 811 Mjolnir . 557 Damh's. . ........ Im
PotionofFur . . .... . . 870 of Nailing . 557 . Defender\. . 1321
Potion ofPl.nl . .. ............... 882 N.i No Kami\ . 557 of Oi$cord. . .... 1123
Salvc-rof. .................. ... 1052 of~""""tioo . 557 ~'s .. ... 1323
Scroll of Ani""') ................ 1070 R<me 558 Eslleen's . IJZJ
S«d of. . 1090 ofSil<:JICC. 558 ofFingerbrtaking ............... lJ24
GTUwnsh~ EverbumingTorth. . . 14S3 S""", ........................ . 558 Foc:h111C11l •.... .. ............. . 1324
Gruwnsh~Spear . . 1129 ofTltunderbohs . ... ..... ..... 551, 558 of Gold . . . .. 1324
Guard M.teria~ Sword Hind· ....... 1336 ofVeng.""".. . .. 558 Handharp . . ... 1324
Guard Sbape. Swordlland- 1116 ofVitroin. . .. 558 of Hcalinjl . 1324
GU.rdlln Whelm. . .. S59 Jhantra\ . . 1]26
Blade. ..... 363 Wingo<! . M&cFuinnidlt . .. .............•. 1326
Dunce ... Shield.
Egg
. 1095
434
1iaJnrrIeJblow$. Wand of.
Ha mmo-rk
. 1483 '" Marls .................•.
M.th.ild\.
1326
1326
Golem Ubram ......... . .. • ....• 662 of Entrapment . MurIyn's.ofCharminjl ........ . .. 1126
. '"
Oval StoneofTzolo.. .. .. 1314 c.,~' Nilhanalor 's. . 1126
Tail ........... .. 550 of Protection . ..•....•... .. ..... S60 Ollamh . . . .. . . 1127
Tom • ... .. ........... .. ...•... 1182 Ih nd Questing ....... . . 1121
of ,he Tome. Sc.l."",gdrion . .. 1226 Axe. H&stse,ini\. . 118 Rhingolade\. .. 1327
Tzolo ~. 1464 Axe. Nomog-Geay.lI . . .. .. 119 of Spirit Res1oration . . . 1327
GIWdian$, Ring of ProJection a.lacer.. . .... 560 S""", 's of Melhild ........... ... U28
from. Stone . . .. 988 Black. 541 of Throbbing ................... 1328
Guarding Cloak . . .. 303 of Enjoyment. E>!lendabl<: ........ 1028 Vala:de\ . . lJ2B
Guarding. 000< of ................. 4 12 GuardShape.Sword ............. 13J6 Zunulor\ ....... 1328
Guidance. Rudder of . . 1046 Guard Malerial. S_ . . . .. ... 1336 HarpO\ Oreslayer SW<>rd . . .. 1314
Gul and Thlondar. SIO,," of lJll Harp . ...... •.. 1324 Harpoon Magical . . . . . . . . . . . . S68
Gulf, Swon:I of the Golden ......... . 1312 of Harrowing .................... 561 Harpoon. Whaler with .•........... 1l{)4
Gungnir ......................... 1129 ofllelm ....................... 1179 H..".khord ofCOIl"ItIWIding. Lyron\. illS
Gyregan>. Fire ................. .. . 481 Helpinjl .................... 543. 562 Harrowhelm . . • . .•. .. . 589
Gythka. UI"lh·gak~ ................ 846 Holy. of Ba ... ...... ........ ... .. 562. Harrowing. Hand of. . . .... .... 561
Lute. Cool .................... 1328 Hart. Dancing. . . . .. . 1561
MirTO<. BalIrOo ~ ... 721 HllI"\'e<t, Sidle of1he. . ... I 115
H orRe"""" Actioo ... .. ....... 50S, S6S Hasp of Locking ................... S68
Tomorasl\ ........... S63 Hasp of R.loading ................. S69
1\ 'Vey k~ Ca .... rnous Cabinet ......... 233 ofVec"" .......... 563. S64 HI,' e
H ·Vey k ~ Robe ofimmedi.leAcccss .. 1011 Wonderful . . ..... 505. S6S Annorof ............. n
H. Rahni. Scroll of. . . ...... 1074 Hondodneos. l'oIionoflron . . ... 874 Ink~tion ..... ... ........ . 1178
HO·Chao. Monkey Fist of . . ... 137 Hu dkU"bid Shi.1d of ... ......... ... ...... 1097
Hachiman~ S _ . . ...... 1374 of Flirting . . ................. S66 Hastseltsi 's HandAxe ............... 118
Hades~Sword ............ . .... . . 1374 of LtttgIh. . S66 Hastseltsi 's Throwing Dauer... ... ... 364
Hadrion~ Spear . . .............. 1I30 of Snee,illj. . ... 566 H ..tsnlnl "
Haemophobic Weapon. . ..... 1508 Handle Material. SW<>rd. . .. 1336 Bow . . . .. 205
Hag. lOy< ofCqilunc~ . . . . .... 453 Handle SIIapc: and FealUlt. Sword . . . . 1336 Hand Axe . .... 118

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Huunlal'l
l..aftceofFite .
Sh~1d
. ...... 648
. • 11)97
l'mapIof...... .
RirIf; of .
Rod of ..
.... 125

... 1028
.... 11.IMeI
of AJipmmL CIw!&e .
Annet by Wayland
. . 5a.
.. Sa.
HutyBl...,ofNyr[)yv ............ 179 Tome of Bodily ................ 1439 Athena.. .. 5&5
HlSI)' Wheel •. . 1532 Hurla, oreland,,,, ................... 585
of Brillw.e. .. 585
'"ofComrnand
Conk, I ..
. . ........... S69
. ........... 569
OuIIneQ.Outt of .
lIean of.
Wax of.
. .. ... .. .... 419
...... 513
.. .......... ...... .. 1506
of Cirulon . . • .
of Compn:hendi",langua8es
. .......... 58S

Cyclocone . . .. 569 Wax of C~tul ................. 1505 and Readin, Magic . SBLI
ofOi I!'=nce. .. 570 Itun of Cmo!ion . .. . .. .. .. . • . ..... 5BL1
ofDilJlliac ...... ........... . ... 570 Beatin, .... .. ............. 573 o f~ .... . ... 586
Fet of OilJllUe . . . . 570 CIIic:ken.... 511 o f DiJ&u~ .•.. .. 586
of Fools " .• 570 ofHeari"l . . 573 of Iln&ons . . ......... S86
GnaasIo 'l, ofSl\IpM1ily .• 570 Ir""' ....... . 573 Drqanhobn ••. .. ........ sas
ofHairinoost.......... ...... 571 oflWpoLh . 573 Enlil~ ........ .. 589
ofillirlqaneq ... . . .. .. .• 571 t.aw.... ofLhe Bbdt .. . .... 657 00I0\, ofTelepaLby •. .. S89
ofHadIaonea. .. . ....... 571 Lion.......................... 574 Orill'on M.... .... . 589
ofHoldilli.. .. 571 Powderof Lhe II=~ .. . 903 ofUaIIv . . ................ 589
1"'(IriaonmenI • ..57] """""¥Ok.. PowderofLhe H=..... 901 ~1"' . .. 589
Cl«\Ipt.tiOQ ••••....•...•...•...• 572 Royal . .. ....... 514 of the h""", ......... S90
Skipper wilb . LJ04 Shekineller" CrySlllline ..... 574 .Joukahoinen~ Golde>o . . .... 591
ofSrupidity . ................ S7(U72 orSlone , ............ 574. 1374 ofliaison .. . .. . .. .. . . . ...... 591
HIlChli"&. Orb oflhe. 78S, 794 HutIl. Hord. Hon'I . .. . .... 1546 of Light S«i",. .. 591
HI""! Cofl'l. OrCreolion .......... . . 317 He&lUCCker. S>WKd........... 11)0, 1374 of()ppof;ite AHlJlIm(n! . .591
H'''''II/d o.lIieT ................... 351 lIe&IUHke. Bow .............. ... . 205 ofPe1n ... .. .... 591
of H...... ti"&. Pipes ................ ISS<! Itelrt_kl l l of Readi",.. . . . 592

""'-'
Th~ .. Handy .
, ~,
....
~.H.....anI\Handy .......... m Bowof
Normal Bowof.
Vompirie Bow o f.
Hearnt.ood Speu ....... .......... ILll
..... 206
. 206
.. .......... 206
of SeabruLlliftl.
of 501"", ............
of Sensor)' Procection
SIIukenjo . • .. • • .. • . • .
592
. ...... 592
.... 592
. ...... $9l
O"""*",, .... .... . 116 Hu t Stull of Dum ... ,9)
Bow..... . . 205 EndInnoe. Suh of .. .. .. lOS) ofSu'--Sop;iI)' ._. . ... 591
Charmor~ .......... .... . 28J
Stlndanl, Nith;., ........ ........ 760
GaumIe1 of ....
Seroil of Pn::!Icction ITI3m •. ""
.1078 ofTelepo1hy................ 589. 593
ofTelcponaLion . .. S9(
lbwksblado . 137' lIuted Wind, Pipe of ........ 138 of Underwater Action . . S9o(
1Uw"-~ Bulwatt. . . ..... .... 1097 HuLlo. of Underwal .. Vision • . 594
Head, Oem's, Hem . . ..... IS4S Boxof. ... .. ........ .... .. 2 14 of Valor .... .. .. S94
Hnd Talisman. Monkey . . . .... 1424 Cauldron of.. ..268 ofWI~ . .. .. 594
He_hes, l:lIiPipes of .. . .... lSJS Charm of Sympo!llellc . . . 2&3 of40 Wa!. O.Hllon<>:. ... . ..... J9J
Hudband oftheCorusk Mountains . ... 572 ~nof. .. 800 of%aponry . . ..... 595
Hea.dlw>d of the 10k'" •. ...•....... 572 lIecaLe\ Daue • .............. ..... l&t Helm~ke,. Spelljlmmio'Missile .... 596
Hcacldtqf of~ful CoolI&CI.. 572 1I..l o fR ....."'" .................. 574 Uelpin,lIand ........... ..... S<l3. S62
HcadI_ HI LOf ........ . .. 571 H.fox. Suptrb Shiny Shoel ......... 1111 lIelplcune ... Choi. of .. . .. ........ 274
IInUI, Heia;blM ... ~AM.. Thumb .... .. .. 120 IImgtyOkai Cooluol. l'oLioI> of... ... . .• n
Armband of. . . ....... 65 IIdmdlU" H... ~ SII)'in&. W..,.. of ., " I S2-I
Armorof..... . .. n Armor . .. .... 77 Henrik. Astrolabe 01'.. .. 109
BaI .... MiWbI ~ ...... . 781 110m, Gjll1a . • • • .. •• I S46 Hmry .. c.,..tto.,of HoIdift& ....... 134
BI~El iltito f..... . ..... 442 Saard . ..1374. 1175 H~" H .......... ......... 5S<1
CapofVeIuno. ......... .. 2~ Hel\ Swoni ... 1375 11....-&-1 StuU.51l1f 01 ....... 119S
Caildroa . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 268 1W1l~ C\oU; ofLhe , •... ..... . 303 IImc ... \ SOW ........... . ... 206
C\oU; o f ... . ..... 103 I-kIl~RedAnnD<ofLhe . , II Ilmid of Mei L...... Tome ........• 1441
Dlw....~ Ri", of. ..956 Helm, H&ftCI of .. .. .. . .. 1179 of HfflIi .... Whistle . .. • J5SS
Du/ileu. Eli. i. of . . ..... 442 Helm. of Hormr(SeeClrde1. Henni, CJnI ... , .. • .. ...... la5
DiM_, Eli.i.of .. . ...... 442 l:.IiiMJt",,,,lJo<Hro) .290 H<1'O. Amulet ofLhe . ............... . 34
Eli.i<, AIl_P\Irpose .,.. . .•... 441 lIolm. Sptlljammlnl H=~ Hean, PowderufLhe ..... 903.907
Fecblemi!\dedness, Eli.i. o f .. , 442 All"" OttcOl1 ............ ....... 574 He ...... Legendry G.. lt Anns &
m... Beod or. ............. ..... 164 AI1;fl.Ima<:... . .......... 575 Fabulous . .. 1191
Golde>o Rin'or .............. .... 961 Bardk ... , .. 575 Heron. Voice o f . .. 83
Harp of ., . . ....... ... .... 1324 Bomb ............... ...... . ... 448 H~roieA etion Eli ... ~,

Inf""tion ar>eI lnfHwion. Eli.;, of ... 442 C\oeki"l . . .. 515 Huoitm. Potion of on
lruanil)', Elixi. of •. . . • . . . 442 ~aLII .... , .•...• 576 lluoi ..... l'oLion ofT...... ... 89)
Forie ....
Kuh..._Tom" Fruit ofElLno ........ 6.\4
0immmI of.......
Poison ..... Elilti. of. . . . .
. 780
. 442
Fumo.c:e .. .. .
...516
. ... sn
()nomisIt. • • • • • • • • • •• ..•.. .•• ..• 511
Iieutv>'I Coif'... o f Oeatiolo
Heward\ HUldy ~
Heward\ M~ Orpn ., ..• mo. un
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Potion of . . • . . 172 CinDd .. .. ........ ...... 511 Hlal.. "
Potion of El ...· . . . 168 1I.I........ kcr ... .. 596 ....... Bow .. . 206
Potion ofSuperiot. . . • • . . . . 891 Ki-. . .. 578 N.. ... .. ... 756
Roc. Elilti. of.. . 442 Lifej_ ................. 578 Spear ...... .. 1131
S.1~of . ... . . .. 1052 ()rI)us .... ........ 579 Hidden Dtn&en. Bas;" of .. .•. 161
Spiri~ Hands of the . . ...... 3l Pool . .. ............ .... ... 579 Hiding. 81=1 of ... .. ........... 159
SIIofl'or .. . ..... .. 1282 Pump . .. .. . .... •. ......•...•... 579 Il idinli. Wcaponof .............. 151l
Wuponof .............. .. 1513 Rodwu . . .................. 579 lIiefU\:hy Pri«~ Anow ofSIayi", ..... 99
lIelli. Well of All . 1528 lti .... Ah..... Beacon .............. 575 Hie"",lwO! Card . . ....... 384
Hu lt ~ Stria ............ .... . 580 llieropham. RinlofLhe ............. 969
Amule1 ............... 34 Spelljl/l'UllCO" , ......... 580 HI,.
Amulet, CIIIKd . . .............. .\4 Ulti .....te ... . ...... ... ... 581 A .... ilofLheDwar.u . , ... 51
Eli.,. of. . ... 442 ~ .... 0i1lPovrdof of .... 170. 964

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" i&h
". ofRavenkind. 1Wding. Morgan', ............... IS9
John !he Conqueror,
OiVPowdcrof .•..•...... 771.904
Sil""n.. 's
HaI)·(eonl.) '" Saddleofllle Spiri!. ............ . 1049
SlaNe. Stone ................... 1305
Pri<S!<ss Card .•...... 383 Tcm)I" Hockey Slick .... 598 Horseman. Bra... . . .. 2<2
Highfollc, Wand of . .. 14$3 Tnrning.Amuklof ., ... . . . ... 34 HOI5mWIShip, SI;mrps of ... .... .. IlO6
Hill Seed . . ........... 1090 Sword. • .... IlH H~n"Unce . .648
IIlltofCoojuring. Weapon with ...... IS 14 Wiler.. . ....... 1505 HOI'W$h'"
Hir>ds.ighl, Urn oF. .............•.. 1465 1I0ming. Danof. .......... ...... 371 of Flec1ne$I .. ................ . .. 600
Hi""" Grus . . ...... n I. 904 Homunculus Creali"" . . . 1154 o f Flying . .. . . .. . . .. . . . . . . . . 600
Hinge of (lpofling. . •.. S96 HollC$ly. Lamp of. .... ... 641 of the Gray WaslC ................ 600
Hinge "fShrieking _. . ... 596 lIOIlo<ysuckle. . .. 771.904 o f Lock ............ ............ 600
Hi,T<ee, Leaf"f .................. 6.s2 H""ing Stone . . 1J13 Obsidian .. .. .... 600
II h lory II""",. SVo<>rd of. ................. 1375 of Petrirocation .................. 600
Disk of .................•...•.. 408 Honor, Wakizashi o f ............... 1375 ofSpecd .................... 601
"fEvil M.~ andApprenlices ..... 1180 Hood ofServitudc ... 598 ora Zephyr . . • 601
of Good Magel lnd Appm"ices ... 1181 Hooded Crown.. ... .. ...... . .. 311 !!orul
Hhd(Glypb) . .. .... . ... 12Q2 Hoo' Armor.,f ..... . .............. . ... n
Hlid.<kialf, 1'hron< ...........•...• 1434 of Adherence. , ........ . 599 Scal. Mail.,f. ........... . ....... 1!2
HoM"",bi'.S""",,, ............... nn 1'ri$m.o.1 ~ Fish . , 913 S...:>rd of. ..................... 1)76
H<>-<:hi. E'soa, Tome . . .....• 1440 Pri<mal~Grappl i ng . . .. 914 HO$Iile Air ElementAl$, Censer
HCIaI'de" Orl> ,,(lhe Gold· ........... 1<)4 Hoop oflhc Roller 1l00pers . . ..... 599 ofSwnmoning ................ 210
H<>bbIing. ... nklet of ......•.......... 49 HoopeD. Skat•• oflhe Roll .... ...... 1116 HOI Air Balloon ................... lSI
Hockey Stick. Holy Terror . . ... S~8 Hopeful De<ods. Tomeof. .. 1442 Hou"' ...
Hofud, Sword . un Hopei .... Deeds. TDn'I< of .. .1 442 A"'Iuho>l ~. . 601
u",.Tyi"lo Bracci., of. . . ....... 218 110m Brindl<tople'sTuno Bomb 60\
Hoinbec ~ Ringo(T"'th ............. 969 Airoli.'s Shinning. ofTen of Fire and Ice . .. ................ 602
Hold l'astAochor ...•. 4 5 Thousand Winds .... 1542 OIIedi""l . . . 602
HoklofHolding ............ .. .... 596 ofAml'li r""'lion . . ... 1543 ofSedng ...................... 602
Holdin2 of Ani ....1 Calli ................ 1543 nmcgl .... of the WizaJd . , .. 602
Arrow of. ...... 90 of Ihe Azure Sea .... 1543 ofnmckeepini . 604
Backpack of.
Big of.
. ............... 123
................ 135
of 1he Barritr h.ks .
ofBaublu.
".,
. ........... 1544
Symbollogy. Origins.,f ,he
(Spellbook) . 1211
Case of&1OlI . 261 Blocklvory . . 1544 Venbandi l lnvinciblo . . ... .... . . 604
Cloak C lasp of ............. . .... 3 12 of Blasling..................... 1544 House Boa!. 119
G.untl~ of . 506 Bon..., ........ . ............... 184 Hou=al C""trol. Potioo of ......... . 872
Hat of ............ . ... •. . ... 571 of Bubbles. . ...... 1544 HOJVef ChariOl ...... ......... ... .. . 278
Henry's Carpelbag of . . ... 134 ofO>ange. . 1544 HOW10 Use TheseBooq . ,. 3
1I0id of. ....... 596 ofCommar>d ................... 1545 Howdah. Wmd . 153!
Lardef of. . .. 650 Cornucopia . . ............ 599 Hruggek's 1. .... lillS of Lightning . ...... 621
I'arehmen10rMon"er ....... 803 o.ath'sHe.>d . . ........... 1545 Hruggek's Morning Star ............. 677
POI>cb of ............... . ....... 131 of Dolphins . . 1545 H",lgin~ Rope ofEntonglo",.,,1 ..... 104l
RingofSpeli . . .... .. ... 1000 of Fire Resistance. NgOM.. .. 600 H1inll"I
Robe of. ............. .. 1011 Fog ... . .......... . ... 1545 Lyrt:.Fu. .. ..m l
&abbanl of ................... 1054 .,fGoodnesslEvil ............... 1546 Staff. K ''''; . . .. 128J
~of ..................... 151 4 Gj.lI ........................... 1546 Walking Slick, Sbou . 1294
Holding$, Box of Many . .. 214 .,flhe Gray Was1 . . ... .. .. ....... 1546 H... thak ~ MirrorofSighl and Sound .. 728
Hole. Poortable . . .......... 851 Hard Hearts.. .. .... . 1546 Hu H.;." SI.ying. Weapon of ....... 15:14
Hole Puocbing.Awl of. ............. 111 N8ona. . .. 600 Hu'i Wing . .. ............ 223
Holiocso. Orb of. ............ ..796 of Ple",y, Poti"" ............ . .... 872 H- . Potion of iU.inbow . . . 886
HolinesJ. Ring of .................. 969 ofPI""ty ....................... 546 Huggable Bear, Anlhel 'l . ............. 58
H.., oflheSocredGrovc ............. 1546 Hugh. Sword ofCymrych 1355
A.... ng.... .. lHI. 1353. 1356. 1366. Scp1<mber. .. 1547 Hugrin ~ Spice Shaker 1092
1373.1375.1376. 1391 Shox> ................ ... ...... 1547 HuitdklpochllilJ...... lin ............ 623
A.... ng... Swnrd, Ontgonbail's..... 1356 of Signaling ............. 1547 Huld (Poison). . ............ 1201
A.... nger Swnrd, GregOf)'~ ........ 1J 73 ofSil«" MOV;ng. Ngono .,. 600 Huma. Shield of. . ..... 1098
A,.. ng... Sword. Sbal.nd.ain's ...... ])91 oftheTriton's .................. 1547 Hum..
Bannor............•........... 155 of Uncon1rollable C<>mpr<:hension, Iar of ..... ...... 622
Grail ,. , ............ ... . 275 SlridinglSpringing . . 1548 ConU'Ol, Potion of ....... .. ..... 872
H.ndofBme . .. .. 562 ofU~1eT Breathing. Ngona ... 600 ConU'OI. Ring of ................. 970
Mace leon, G ..... l ................ 677 Valhalla. . ..... 1548 In~ """" •. Corki"",,'s Ring of ...... 955
MedaliionofAlmor ..... 7 13 valor ................ . ... 1549 Infloenoe. Ringof ............... 970
Might. Girdl. of ................. 535 of the VISI Swamp .............. 1549 Inflll<tlCe. Staff of. • . . ....... 127S
iU.ji 's Shi.ldof1he ... ..... ...... 1102 of~kcs ...................... 1549 Humanity. Deep Fe .... of . . 1162
Revenger. S\\oOI"d . . ... 1375 of War ........ .. ............. 1549 Ilum.noids, Shell of Protecli"" vs ..... ~39
Shield . , .• 1098 Hornblado . .. . ... ..... 364.1375 Human$, Shell of Protecli"" \IS ••••••• ~39
Sbield of1he. . ........ 1/198 Hom O(! llumbaba'sGlaring Eye ............. ~S5
Slayer, Ring of the . . ...•. 'no Cloak. Rhun'l .. .. 308 Hummingbird N«1at . . ... 873
Star oflhe Brigh, ne..n ......... 1303 Mask ....................... .. . 70 1 Humor. fu.a1,0(! Book .,fEthnic . 1165
S\\oOrd. . .......... ..... 1375 Ring ..... 970 Humor.l'I>1ionofGood. 871
lIoly Symboll lIome1. Cape .,flhe ................ 253 Humorous Penpecli ..... Tome of ..... 1442
Celestian'.. .. . .............. 597 Homeu' Nest. Dan of the ........... 373 Hunan Influe""". Ring of. . 970
Fbarlanghn~ . ". 597 Horns. Cape of. . ........ . .... 253 Hung«. Chime of ... .... .......... 817
ofGreybawk .. .. ................ 597 Horns f(lO" Rhun ~ Horned Cloak. . .308 HUDll n~
l..Irmacian . ..................... 597 HornwoodStaffof. ....... . ..... 1282 Amul<'1of . .,. 35
I..athan<kr~ ................•... • 597
I':ll>dino~ ...................... 597
Honidness. Oil of.. .. ............ 771
HOfTOf. Helm of .................. 290
"""" . ..... 282
Cursed Alnule, of ................. 35
................. 597. H~ lIuriing. A"" of
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Lam,.
HUJricane ...... 641 W.aponof. . 151. Pbanwms . • • 1227
Hut, Siba Vap) ....... ,.. ... . . . 604 IlIus;o..isu., AITIl'W "fSllyin8 ..•..... .• W Oam.. 'ion. Libram of •. 663
Hut. Spirit. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. 606 lIIu, lon. Entl",,,,,,,, .... Vac-rend"""' .... .... J2S9
H_)T.li_of o."k of ..•.. ....... 317,318 I ..... Ony. &II .................... ISO
Mmaizalion . . .. 1~21 M... of. ..... 692 lnMia.llodof ..... ... 1029
Hydra, """"'I'o/yn>ofphinl! "bp of Ind Sccre! Doon .. 692. I~ Loealim. Amulel of .. JS
r~heWcd , . .... 93 Map"fandTraps . .. 692 Ir.estim.able lkauly. JlClnih of .• . .... 621

''""
H)'I'NI SWIdard, Ni!hian . ••••••• . Map of Mope oncl. ... ...... 692 IMSlinuble l.eng'h., Udder of . . 63S
Uymir'l SlUmina Cauldron Map or~in&and •.•• . . ..... 693 1"""~Amulelof
HypnooiJ Ball. CtyJIal •. ~, Semll of........". from . ,on 1'ttpetua! , _ Ind .. ... 31
Hypnotic Oilll'l>w<kr nL.'»' 1Il. ... ry I..... phclble Ren....""" .•. 1111
H)'UpOOi~. ........ nl.904 Bow... . ............... 206 InfOClion oncl Inf....11<IIl,
M.lal, Daag..- " r... ............ .. 364 EIi,i. of He.linl .
Mi .. ik ................. 91. 37. l"fi. I'~
I M"'It.Lo~.... . 106 """,ma. U"", or M2
IlIuIrriow ~~rA.•• I220 I'\anH., C<Ida of .... . ,. 6S9
Ibis Standard, Nithian . .•. . .. 760 IInw'inoo, Wife or ..... ISl'I Rope ....... ....... ... 1044
11nova1\ Bma.d Sword.. s"c,lb, BonkITome of . . .. lISo!, 1"2
'"Am:rw of. .... . .................. 90 llneval \ Rc<I Chain Mlil
. ....... 1377
..... 71 Wellth.. ao!!.of .................. 13S
AnooI of I'\)/ymorpItin. .. . ... .... . 93 llyana. S.....-.I . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1371 l.nu.1I«
Blade orBbel<, S""""' ..... . .. 1}.(7 Imqt. E¥mI\MirrorofEnviloblo ...•. 727 Amulel ofMcwpe11 ... 36
B<:.1........ . ..... 179 Imqes, Mirror uf. .. . .. . . . . .. . .... ns and Arnons, Sulphur
80:< . ......•...•...•. . .. 214 I.....,..., Powderof .. . ....... 9().t Rilla (JUtunw>
CotI<IIn)n~ .. 9SS
Claw, Sword . 1376 ImmcdialCAcotos, H'\Iq't \ Robeof ... 1011 0rtI of Dtaconic .... 784
Cootunand. Rilll of . . . 98<1 ImmilCibility. I'uion "f 1l;",ofHonan ..... . .. 916
c.. ..... lSl . .. Protec!ion from . . ... 113 on S<IIid C<>rJ- .. .. 1111
""""Bow ,... . ........ " .. 206 Immobility. Scronct- of . . ... 216 SlaffofH...... ..... . . I27S
HOOJtiIast of
Nec~lacc:
"t.. nd . ..... 602
of Enchanted (Uluti .. j ... . 7$2
lrruno)larion, s..h of . • • • • .
1mt!'l(>tl.1 Sinily, Tom< of ..
1053
. ..• 1442
Tome ofLeadenhIJlInd .
Infiutnces.nd S...,.,,""'" . .. 1181
. . 1-144

Rinaof. . . ......... 970 Immortals, E),: ofth< .• , ...•......•• • SS 1.,..,'1110.

Slonnf. Wind of. ... . 1483 1_lIility, Oil of ............... 771 and DelOCI Mape .G.amaIon ~Gem ,. S21
kd>oIu. Rilla of. . . .... 911 1.......1',. E)':of ..... 'SS
Ichor ofln&o:<iclltion. . ..•... 607 10 Allf'ina. I'uion "f . . ...... 873 Nep'iorI, Ri",,,r. ... 971
'roo ' 0 Chann.Amuletof, .............. 3S l'l>lion of ...................... 113
ofa.en-h. ..607 ' 0 Del'" Magic, l'I>IiOllO(" .... .•• 873 Rin.of ..•. , ... 971
~ HoIjI MlIOC. . 677 10 Di_, I'uion"r.............. 873 I"" ~'iOII; 11_ . 1178
ofHdw . 607 10 Normal Weapons, I'uion of . . ... 873 I.... l'1-oponb...: LiJlUnin& Bol, Int

.
of~ ...... . . 608 10 PoiIoil. PotioD of. . .. 873 la ~ ...tI
or ""'~ ........... ... ... ... 609 l'l>lion ofMotaI. . .. 879
of Truth . 609 l'l>lioo of ...... . ..... 873
Evnfull.
of Conceal men I ........... . ..... 612 '"
It)' Sea. I..... Pin ofllle .
" Rilll of ........................ 971 of Sc..,llmak;" •••• .. 612
Ida$., Grm of .
' .....llfk.llo.
Chaliceof ..
. 521

. .... 176
.5encft\ Spell ..
SlOne orCold ..
IIIIIIIIIIIiutio from L)'C""kropes.
.. 997
. 1309
I..... A...·I ........ .
J................ Orreryof ....
INIOf S, ..... glh. 1'1>1... of ..
.. 111
..
.. 173
..,
Libram or .
Ri", of Liquid
S~of. ..
661
. 97$
. .. 1118
I'oti(>n of .
Immorlr. th< Invincible, F't$loa of.
lmo&. Broocb of.
. • 873
.. 808
l.qui.,.. Kq- of .
" .... lly
Oel",iona!
."'
.. .,
IdenriflCl". Ndndina.... ...... . ... 7~ Impact. Oilof............
......... 226
.. 771 EI"'1f rA Heal..., .• • u,
Identify Recipe . • • . . • . . .. 12.3 ImpKI, Sri ... Bull.. (Jr..... . 1120 GuCandlc .. ,~

Ickntifyina PoIions. . . .. RS2 Impoli",. Dauer or. .. 364 Scuab<>f•. ... IOSl
Idarti' Y. e.:11 ~ Palen. (Jf•••••..• .... • 836 ImpenolnbiJj'ics, Tranl«ndenlal. .... 12S3 S...,.-d(Jf •. un
ldiomsAIWe~ . . 1181 lmperi ...... Crown "r. .... 3l'1 laon'
,...
IdKJICard .... . .... )81

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ImporsonaIion. Rin&(Jf••• ,.. , 971 OwmOiI . M:q1IeI\ .•
~ortbc lleti ..... M...w .... 1196 Command. MII·. . . .~SlatrrA ..
C.....,li"' . ........ ..... . ..... .. 610 Imp ....... m . .. ' 1I"I....... of .... . ,~

(JfLolth ••
Qutntill ~ (s"c,lIjommil\j:) .... 611
." ElK. . ................. . dS
Ha,of ........... ... 511
Inc:ubalum .
Ilepellency. Am"1eI 0(
. ~3S
.. lS
1l0III of .............
ldun~ Slal!" .••..••...•••••••• •.• 12112
Iplv. Focndomicooo of.....•
l",iIion. Lamp of
. 1166
... 641
Impowd Idtnrif""" Nd",dina~ ...••. 75S
1"'J'fO'I'ftlTra....1,Mirrorof.,
619

.•• 728
Wwd. MunkIek \
1..-.. Amo<~ Sliti' ofS.--.
IIIJ«U Staff 0(5..,.",,,,, .
'"
""
.. I no In ..pl Gem of . ''''
18raine~ l'Il<Inil .
1I\Qtha ( M i _ ofBonl.) ..
nla&~ Abomi ... bIe 8eacoI'Ilamp .•... 642
.. lOS
. Il76
In C.,."ml "r PCs. Weapon'
In« •••
ofMedi......... .. ... . . 611
Inspira'ion. Bard\ Aphnx!i,,,,, ..
I.......' Fonress, Daem\ . .... 349
'"'"
lUilhid Cloak •. . . . . . . . • . . • • . . . 102 of"()"'e"ion ...... 611 la" ........ 11
$hahpeItI\ lnteOSO ofOboessioo> .• , • 61 1 Oupl\MusaI •.•. , 8"20, 1)21. 1m
AlmtII\ Wond of. .. . 148' Inc; ..... ' ....... Throne (Jr•• , ... .... .• 1434 Peto.wion .•... , ..............•• 11 1
A"""'or ........................ 91 I"""","", Gem of ... 521 Wind .. .. . 1S36
s.:.oll of ... 1075 1~""" . Cameo"f ......... 2)6 IIWnInIoenIl, Oupl ~ l'erawion. 820
Wand of..... . _...••........ I.U lnemliblc o..no.. FrMIIlyn \ . 271 I...munenu. Sm..,.., 1120
Weaponof.... ... ........ .. ISI4 J"""bllum . ..... . OS 1.....1M...... PotioD of , . . 173
1111,,1011 IndesInoctibiliry. Roo of ., .•• J029 hmll... Bannorof.. .. 156
CWKd Sc:hool Cap "f.
Dust of ..
. .. ... • .. 2S0
.,. I .. d ... ••
a-.... .... 206
In .... aibles. AI, ...,,,,,,,
(JfTlnKibl .. ond IIJ7
~liIo~ WIOId of .... . . .. I~ FIn", Sword ... ... 1)17 1"~11ect. T""""rA.... . 1252
~ or OIfKtofy . . ••. S26 GcIIden Armor .••. .n 1.,.1II1ftU
Sc:hooI Cap of .. •. 251 I ndr-bIt and InNi,ivc nom; ... _ . . . . 11 8"2
wonclor. ....... 1484 Conjuration Mape 4 Lilnm "r. . . . . . ....... 66Il

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I.I~"'." Srarue, Tali$man o flho . . •... 1426 Hllillilopodllli.. .. 623
ODd ClpMill11e1, S\OUd . 1399 Stone, Wuponor . ... . . ... 1$2$ o rt~1l ....... 623
ofWeapoa . ... ISIS. IS1i Wand . . . ... . .. ... 14114 ofp;.",;"1 .........•.......... 624
IntelliB'" W~Ij>On ... 151', 1517 Wood, Wuponof ............... 1527 Stlnholt. . . .. . . .. . .. . . ... 62~
In' .... 'ty. PoIi"" of ....... ........ . 873 lronfang.Sword .................. 1377 Jayscn 'l Mli"bane Sword .......... 1ln
bl_'Oon. Torncof Psionic ......•.. 1444 IroMand ~ Hammer. o..rdal .. . ... sn
lM=cpbon. 010--., of..•..••..••.. . ~l
Ino=essiooo,Swordof . 1371
,-0I1mpritoDmen1 . . . • • . . • 6 19
Jazper'lOiI ofl'amaner-. Ech=aInea .•. m
kakJut. The. Whip . _.. UlJ
Jealousy. Mask of .. ..••..•..•. . •• 701
IIIICrference, Amuicl ofPsicWc . . .• 42 oIOpenina ...... . ..... 619 JtUobl
Irnemmmt. ~I of..... . .... 1114 ofStnm ... . .. 620 of Concealm••u. . .. 1011
IntemJplion. 0.,,,,,,
of . . .. .. 817 Throwi",. . . ... 620 ofE ya .. . ................ 1011
Inli..-~ Ri"i o(S"""",;,,g Start . . 971 o(Trans~e . . . . • •. . ........• 620 of Scintillating Colon .•.......... lOll
1111Ol<lcatioft, lehor of . . . 607 I_Mace . . ....... ... 677 klty. Bean of •• . I"
ImiDsicA~AlIcnIicQof"' ... 1117 Irreversibility. Chalice of . . ••..• 276 klty 01 AlJrtICCioo> •••.•••••• 2f8. 2"
IIIIIIiIM 00muIIIi0n, InIdJi&enoe ond •• 1182 lrriptioo Caa, Zwann" .........•..• 2}7 ksIet c.rd . . • . • . . ........ 111
lllVincible HOUfJIass, Ycnhandi 'l . . 604 lrritMioft. 'roll. of . . l56l kttdI&. JUI or.. . . . 626
hMnci~. PqICJ of Immurlnhc . . . 808 Isw'l Tnuh l'oIion ... . ............. 8N kteye (PoOOn)........... ..1 201
lnvisibilily,Annorof . . 77 Itt m knilOn. MaJka!. ...... 62.

,.
] .... isiblUly An)1hing. . •. 21
Glas.JlWdof .
NqMiool. Rlnj of. .
. 164
. . 911 ""'"
WeiJhllea.
...... ..... 22
. ••.• •••••• 2-4
'""ofA_b .....
of A_b UpOQ Iho 0..-- ...
.m
OiL ... ... . 171 h t .... ofFtaw1essnea . .m
Porion of...... . .... 873 Bag of Useful . .. 139 Kart.IhoIlI 'I ..•..........•. . 52.
Ring of .• . 953.971 RobeofUseM ..... ........ .. . 1017 ofNevuwinlCr. . ... 511
Ring of Cloaked Winrdry one! ••• ... 9n RobeofU.. lw ... . .. 1017 NljN . . Sll
10 Self .... . .. 848 1U:p.... ~ CoIlapsiblc8arn1 ..•...• ••• 159 ofObseuioa .............. . Sll
Shield of .. .. 109t1 lut.cIon~ Cauldtoo. • . . . ... •..• 268 l'ypeI .. ...... .••.• ' .. 516
I ..,nlb.. Ita, BlId: Artvw of • • . . .• U .lelebel 0ilI1'0wdc0-. • • . . • m.. 90S
Forces. Theo<y of!he .. .. 1251 luz~~. .. .. 255 Jhantn .. Harp ...... ••• •••..•..•.. 1)26
Sail •. .. IOSI . .... 912
S,..ker Flu k ...
WeapOn .
.. 489
1520
'''''
Amu!etof1be Iku • ............... 28
Jhessail 'l Silver Rina .
Jinx !temoYi", OiIlPowdef.
Jisan Ihe Bountiful. Coin Gf.
. 772. 90S
. •.•. 322
Cbau. of """ . . . . . 272
\IJQporI of Sa: .. . .. IS23 (ious ... • . ••••• .......•..••.. 479 lim s.atr.. ............... . 12112
~CMdleof .. Ham. BlId:. ... ....••. ISW 10.. Uquid Road .. ..••.••...•....•. m
1..·.1 ...,..blllly
BJaCeI" of •••
'" PlwneofMut
Ivy Brxe!et
. ", Joal .. Olaa ofPrtsentedWordo .
~ BooIo1. . . ... . .... 195
m
NOSlof•• ... HS'" l~ iorI ""'kh .
. 219
. ................ 41 John. lIij1llhe Conqueror. Oil
Oil of. •
Oil of Elemeoll.l ..•.••••••• .,,,
. 771 1~ IlUC:hi!l1Zld LIcedonJ. hrilpl of
I'roccetioo:t..... .•...••. . . .. ••.. 121
/Powder of.
Jobrdtoe.. Mast .
. ........ 771. !l(W
.. 701
Potion of ................... . . 873 It.!likoa .. Statf ••••••••••• .. •.•••• 1282 Jobydee" SpeJIbook •.• 1196
Rifts of .•. .m 1)Yim" Flyina; Oqan.. . 3M JoItinl- RinII Gf. . ••.•... m
ZaIr's""'ionof .
hlvvJnenobi. Coal of Am
."
. 3 14
lzonoci ~ Laooe ••• M8
Izmut. Ri", or .......... ... .... ... 972
JOItN.Ii ........... o flhe .
Jo~k.lbIJua ..
..572

Invulnmoblo Coal of Amel ... .. lIS Bool. . ........ 110

Ionian ~ . . . . • . . . • . . S22 Croubow .. . 20Il
toua S\OI><: ••.•• • ••••• 61~18 J 00IcIm H.\nIet • • . .•....• 591
lpaissimo" BIIdr. (iooK..••••••••••. 619 Golden SJedae..•..••.•••....... III'
!rid Ncwle.r .. Spellbook ... 1182 ./oo.In>eyin& Oeviee. Time . . • • . . •~
lriplw of Connyr .. Spellbook. jaiN." Spellbook. Whi...... . . .. ] 165 .Ioyeuse. Sword. . .. un

..
KIwrIl auw .. .. .....• 12S1 Jibbinc. Fort or. .................. $41 Ju Ju OillPowder. African . . .. 763.899
' roo J.cinlh of lnealimable Beauty . 621 JldCIM.1
Anvil o hhe Arm...
Armor. SoIttr.......
......... .S I
. ........... . 82 " lUI of ......•...••.. 626
Bllantc SclIe of . .
c.rd ...
... 1'"
••• 3\10
Blndsofa'Iarro ..... 153 Supecoflkfendlnt: ..•..• 1062.100 SWrof . • •... 1302
BowofGcscn
Croom oft". Bandi. Kin,dom .
207
334
Snakes F~ .
Triden~ O-WaIl·TIU·Mi'l .
416
. $42
,,'AI~hemy . . ...... . .. ~
Er><;harucdOnoppl'I1i ......... SSO Worrior ......... ..... .. • ....... 3 ~8 Amorp/Ia .......... •.......• .... 626
FIad< .••....•••• • •• 489 hfIfAI-samaJ. Stal Gf. . .• 10117 of Dye"" 626
FIad< ofT\lemy the """",!eM .......
489 hMIer.. Ori<ala ..... .. 1182 FeolllerTotea . oI6IJ
~ Grapplint .. . ... sso .11m o f Lop •. . • • . . • • • . • ..•• 2"'* o f .lode •••. .•...•. ••••••••• •.• • 626
Ga\Ul~eI ofllrnol .... 506 JomaioaOiIlPowder . .. 71 1. 90S of kslift&. . . • . . .... . 626
Golan. Canque'l ............... 2SS Jornbiyo. Thfala'l ... • 310 Louie DIll ........ AIdIeon)o . . ..•... 626
Golo", """.. ,, ..... ~ b 0 ( ..•.... IO~7 J."e.,,\ D<>.;k "r M... yThings . . .. 378 JIIIIJemoUl UoIem Libtlm . .. 661
Groppl,,,, •...... ... ..•...••.. .. 549 JlM Summoni .... 1\utIn of ........ 1463 Juil to'tanu. Tome ... . 1«1
~Poeioftof ..•...•••.•. 874 J ...... TakhI oflho ...... . . .. 1411 J ....... Aroanabulaof... .... . 1Il7
He.1 .................•..•••... H3
,,,
J ......... AromIoofNilh~ ..••..•• m Jwnp Dlcp ........ ......... ... . }6S
Hom ofYalhilla ...... . IS4B J"""""",IliIII Of .. . ~).m
liquid .............. . . . 670 Borieftin\, o f Steam. .. 622 J .IILft
ofL ucklw ltelUm;ng. GnppI;I1i . SSO ofC~hensiorl ................ 622 ArmtNof ..................... . . 9]
Pinoflhe I~y ~a . .. ..•....•.. .. 619 ofl'mefvi",. . ..... . 622 Can! .... . 3&6
Poe. Cqil""".. ... ... ..••... . .. 269 J.....u.e Odor. Rin& of .....• 972 Rod of . . ....... 1030
Ilake of . . . . . . . . 9] I Josper TIIundertIand .. Haftdy Scales of. S-..onI ..••••••••••..•. 13&9
Rotions. Epo... . . . 446 Ha.ctsadr. . . • • . • • • • • • IlS J\IIllcct. S-..onI .••• •••••••••••. .•• un
Rod of Pam.... . 1029 J ....II.
Shield • . •.. 1092 Cuned . . ..... 623
Shield, Wood· . . . •.. II OS of Distance ....... . ....... 62J
Sboe ofVi<lar . . ...•...•..••.. 1111 Hruggd: 'I. of lighlnu.8 . . . 62J

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Kharu, Hamrrottof . .. 554 Ky TICI1C"" Ubni , .... .......... 1183
K !Chas CheN Game. ... . ... . ... 286 Kybol "Cord. .... .... ,. no
Kbe""I 's Philosq>her" Eli ...... .. .. 436 Kyric: ~ MaskofDisauilll ... ........ 702
K'!.Iei Hlin&~ SUIII' . . .• llU Kb~"Coppcrc.abe. . .. 151
K' _ h....,.~ SalT .. 12&3 Kln....'bI.e)·.... Whip ....... . ISH
KabaI, Sword ".". . .. . . 1178 Ki· HoIm. S~ll,iamm",* ... .. 518 L
K.o.Itan of~. . . .. Ion KiaranN.loc " Daggn .,..... . ,. 16S
Kollu Slayi"" Weapon of .... . . . . .. 1!24 Kickina. SHwen of. . . .. I 121
KaIdair Sw;f\(oot's Cloak . . ... 303 Kiemey'a S~llbook , Sir Celedoo . ... 1243 Ubile Lock .... Leomw>d'a ... . ....... 6l7
Kaldoi< Sw,ttfoot's S",,", . . 1)18 Killer. PotioII of the Ps~ .. . ..... 8SA 1.ac<donbMc. . • . . • 842
~ .. UtIIIe.I Soon<: •••• l5 Killcr Rillj or IlI\Iisibility Ncprion .... 971 Lacedono one! b lwchi1l.1'map of
K.tIi~ S.......:I . . . 1)7. KiDdneN Eli.;.-. . . . . . . ..• 442 P'I-wcI;"" from . • . . • , 827
KolnaKu's Block Ck>d:. . ... 304 Kin&Card .... . . .. , 286 Laddt r
!<Ami's Hammer, Nai No ..... .. . S" King. 5«p1er of!he Sort......- . . •• 1064 ofBlllnce. .. 6)5
Kmproo Pouch . . . . ... ])6 Klag..... Benhi " U...- . 635
"->I. Kirilh. .........
Kantele. .................. . .. lSSG
Kuzn ...
Karali's Si1_ Sword.
KAmhoIh's kM:1
.. 109ll

874
. . 1)78
... n.
CIarxd Rirtc of the Grelt
Goblet o f the Great .

~·V
I..... Crow.. of the Bandit
Locktf of!he Grta• . ..
.• 956
.• 5047
... .. . 33<1
, 612
....
ofClimhinc....
oflllClti ........ ......,.h .

ofCandl ..... king.

ofCwinlj:
635
615

." 61S
,. 61S
Karcli1's Wandoflll........ . 1411<1 Flail ofdloe DnM .•...•.......... 48' o f Drinkin, .. m
K.arma.Bcador ... . .... . .. 164,751 Rillj or ...... . . . 972 of Dl>plicatioao ... 615
KumaGcm ... .......... . .. 5~ StaffofthePTicst .. . . ... 1289 Ladu . .... .. Rinc .. . 97J
~bb 's Airy SpI><", .. ... .. 1270 Kiri.h·Kanoi . . . . .. .... 1098 Ladug ....... Shield. ... 1099
Kat. S>W>Id of. ... . Il7S Kimn .. FlO$tbrand S~ .. 1379 La .... I..
Kas'sSpeUboo&: •.•...•.••••• . 1191 Kia, Thor ..... , .. , 120 l.ib<am .. . .... ] 1&4
KoII . . 1m. Spell Stliolrt. •• 11)99
MayonakI 's Silver. . .. . .. 1381 ofLighlni", .. ...... , ...... . .... 6)) *llboo/I; ...... , ..•. , . .. . .... , 11 97
Shiehi ... . . .... 1393 of RCC(IIIlIai....-.cc . ...... .. . ... .. 6)) Slonn Arm(><. .. .. ........ 71
l.er>ehoo .... . ..•...•..... . 141 5 ofSi"",linli. . . ... 631 l.acyndr~ BooI: of Mel1lnOtphoscs .. 1187
Klothom.'s Purl of WISdom. . ..• . .. &OS KiUyrnlI.Sta ffof ............ 1282 lIf... IliM'" S~ ....... IlSO
Kayak .... .••... . ...... In K'-> ofc:.ter-dinc . . ... 4TI lake's Sword. l.ucelot o f the 13<12
Kayw. " ~Tny ... 621 Kiherl of~rion .... . .•.. 4TI I.al<u. Minor of. • . •. m
Kazgaroth. Heart of . . .. 57J
K«ning. Whocl of . . . .......... .. 1S32
Keeping. Libnm of •. . . • • . . • • .
Kelpie OOU....
KmIi$ T.... , Ln.f of _ .••..••..•... 652
. 302
. 663
Kiu " Potion, Glit> &: . •• , . ... ..... 871
Kloc. CfWlbow of .. ...... ......... 20)
Klon, Timcp;ece of
KIOOde 0i1ll'o..-dcr .
"--ift
... 1416
m.
90S
....
lamen~ Bell of.

BuhlI.. TcndriliglM
Byubo", ofAudicity
. . ....... IIS
lImcntarioo. TrecofU .... ndina .. ... 1458

........ 6)6
........ 637
Kft>&JItom 's 0uI1rnI;nI. .7&0 6>o;u..... . 3'8 of Co,,,,,, ... t l.ip. •. ~17
Keolish PlaleM ai l of the Se.. .... . . .. 17 Bo><:kltr .. .. ... lS8 Daoud~ Wondrou • •• , " •• 637
K.tn:cnyap ..... . ............. ... 1020 o(C""tin ...1Slwpneu .. . ,. )6' ofo.rtnm. . .. 6-40
Kmsis .. Girdle or Femininity ........ 535 o (SIwpoIea . . ...... 366 Drqon ............. . 610
KctdIup o(SIoooo...... •. 248.249 Slone ....... l56 Floor . . .... 6010
""...
of Brtathins ... . .. .... 621
KDiJht . 215.286
Kniah' CIIfd ... .. .. . ....... .... ... 180
of dIoe Fooar Wi"'" . .
of the Genies .
.. ... 6010
... bIO
ofDrummi", . .627 Kniah' .. Sil~S ........ GithyankL , 1372 Cold""""" Daul... . • , 610
E~fuI~ .. . .. 627 Knock, Wtold of. 1484 o{Grey......., •. 641
orF'.... .... .. ......... 627 Knot, Faithful . • nO, 465 ofHonesly. .. • 641
Midwyl .. E>'Ubounrifui Soup 621 ~Iodge. Mask of . . .. 702 HIItricanoc ... "'I
K~ Koalinth Slayer. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. 166 ofl",irion. .. ..... 641
Card ... , .... ..... 380 Kohl. venow ..... .... ...... ..... .. 837 l\1aa"Abomilllblc lI<le"" . ., .. 641
Courier . . ... . . .. 628 Koll;. " Evil SkuUT<:Um ... 172 of Infinitc BlImina . . . . . ... 642
~ .... .. 628 Koon's *11book ................ III I KriU ..... BIa= . . . . . . . . 642
ofErlEranoe . .. ..... 628 Korobot\InI C-.:tl. Potion o f .• '72 of IJahtina ... . .. • .. .. .. 641
Featho1' Tokcn ..•. . .. 0l6Il KtwoboI:IIOI SlIyin&. Weapon o f . 1524 o f loot, Buntinc . . • . . . . 641
Grave, ........ .... .... . .. .. . .. . 628 KnIT's Book oflnfini'. Spel" ...... . 1184 Mllic .... . .. ... ..... 643
oflnquiry . . .. .. . 628 KorripIII. Comb of the . . .... ... 326 Mal thmx .. Shadowcu,Of ,, 64)
M3I'. .. .. 629 KoIIchtdtie" Hammer • . . • . . 556 MeM&kk .. Eye. .......•..• . ....• 644
of~ . 629 1Vw'a SpeUboo/I;. . .. IUS of M ...lichrornMiei.... .. •• . 64$
ofQuifwwl . 629 Krill", .. BLazer . • • . . . 642 of Plant CiooortI'I. .. . 645
of Reunion .. ....... ..... . 629 Kuan Vin" Quatterstaff ....... ... .. 1283 St.odow .... . ....... . 645
Roguo .. ...... .... ......... .... . 6ll Kuci Slayi"" Weapon of . 1524 of Spy in I. . ." .. 645
Saddle ..... . 631 Kullcr...:o's S~ .. .. ... 1379 ofSummonl", . . .... 646
StIapo$hIIb:r ... ...........
ofSi~ .....
Silver, of l'I:wtau
.. 631
.. ....... 631
. . . 631
ofSinian .... . . ....... .... ..... . 6ll
Skelelon . 6 32
Kuivn-T...... F"", of UIrl1iealins ... 6l<I
~Bb<k.
KnrnabwIArm(><...
Kw1a ~ Orum.Ui
.. . . .... 1129
" •••
....• 819
Kw- ~Drink .... .. ................. 874
n ..ThttAll~ \VayJIoidtr •
ofT'omcd l.iJhrini.....
~.
AnhlD's . .
C"I'P"r .
. ...... 646

.. 647
.. ............ 647
.. 646

Spider 612 Kln.OIwni.. Staff .. . 121l De&lh .. 647

ofSooraae .. 631 KIn. The Dar1tncso •. . 6)(. 1319 Dnpllnte ...... 647
o fT,-anslarion . . .... 633 K""""'s Quill .......... 925 of FiR .............. .. 641
o f Unlockinl , . .. 6)3 KUJ{)l/I .. Spc-llbook. . . .. 12'1 H....mni ... o{FiR., . . .......... 648
Wizard 's .... . .. .. . ....... .. 6)) Kush!<, Prism of ....... . , 912 1_lIi~ .. ... ....... ..... ...... 648
Keys, Ri", of .. .. .. ...... 972 "USUI>OIi No TIUfUIP, S....,.-d . . 1380 t.et.er Drapllancc . .... 648
Khalid .. I'ouc:h of Accessibility •••. . •• 116 ""~ish.ApporaWSof . .. 51 Onn~"'ofDoom ..... .. .. 648
KhalICRu, EOOOJon of 4otO " ..... Iish. Dlmhill~ Appara.... of. . . .14 of Picrcint: ............ .. .... 649
Khan-pelar. Swof. ... ......... .. .. S29 " ..... Ii"' .. Spellbook ...... . .. .. ... 1166 I'uchan .. COklm ..... . .... 649

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Tribol. ........ ... .: . ...... ~9
New.
ofWarmIb.
. ... ". 6' 3
. .. 6'3
8oo:coJI» B~ Book. .. 659
Codex of the Infinile Panes ........ 660
T~ On,orllace .. 649 WeIpOtl, Purpl... . .. .. . .. . ...... 1522 ofCons1nlCts ... . ....... 660
Venom ... "' .......... 650 Lapin,. BooI ofT.....,I"" and ...• 1911 ofDesauc6on .. . .... 662
WIIId)................... .. 650 . . .,pUI. FIsh_ " .,' 1S61 De!ho" ... .. .. 1162
l.aI>c:tIilI) S.......s .......•..•..... 1380 ~a. I'I:Iboln of u."w.11I" ..• , , •874 o(Enlua6oa............... _661
t.ar.xloc of die Lake's S'M)fd . . , 342 ....... 00 Apron. , .... . ... , , .. , 58 ofGJinfu! eo..jllrlliion. 662

-....
!..and;".. Ne, of . .. H7 ....... lhc. A...-, Bradlic ) . .. 72 ofGolerns " 662
Landa. WuLord Blade ohhc Shield ••. 1~ 12 Lavi .... Zcbulon) Axcof . ....... 122 GoIlwn C0II$1nICkziod .••..•...... 66J
~ Leamina.1'Ilcion 0( . ' 74 Leech DuSI • .. . • .. . •••..• 42 . Grimain: 0( An:haie Alebemy . .. 66J
...
and llQdinl MoPe, Helmet of
....... Eye. Mcllilkur),..
Left Hand, T~ ),
. ...... 4S&
", 563
o(ldentirlClltioft
o(lnetrabk DamnIorion .
.. 663
. . 661
COIl'IpI'ther>din& . ........•...... '86 Leflhancledneso, Weapon of .. . ,"" 1520 ofKecping .. .. .663
Roci"". Com~""nd 12~1 Legendry GrUI ArmI laenol\ ..... 11B4
Rm,:of .. .............
Spokm by We.pon ..
ofSworcII; ..
. •.
. 973
"'6. 1!l1 '
. ....• 1403
4 Fabulous 11crocI ......
Lqcndfy o f PhamomIIIId Ghom. •.. 1191
Lqcnda. Libnom of .
.. 1191

. . 66(
"""""
o(the I'Ianes
Mh=lNI .. Runeo .
664
.. 664
'"
~irI's Rlna of~ .••.. " .. ..•. 973 Le.ionnIoin:. Reptilian, S-.:I . 1389 ofR.venlon GoIerns.. . ... 66S
Lanlern .... . (See Lamp) LejK""I ~ Orum ., , 819 orR""""";", ,, .. .. .. 668
Lantern Ri",. . . . . .. . ...... 974 U mmlkalM ... ofSil_Map: ..... .. 668
L.an!hron, o.oud's 'AA>ndrous ..•. 637 A...- .. .. 78 ofSrudy_ •••.••. ,. .. 668
Lao Tn. " Stiff . . . .. lID Bell ... .. 169 o(TodNm ..... , ................ 668
Lapllnd Wool . . ..•....•. 6SO Bush .. 231 ofTeieponlrion Arches .. .•........ 668
U""""S'M)fd ,.. , ll80 Sword , . ..... 1380 ofThoth ........... .. .. 668
lard, T\lb of. .. " 1462 lcnJth., Handk~1Iicf of ... ... ...... S66 ofT..... lation .... 6Ii9
Larder o f HoIdin, . . .... 6SO ~lIddetof i _;""t,le ., , 635 ofT_lveSeala ••. ,. 6Ii9
I..areth's Spcllboot
larmacian lioIy Symbol
.. 1190
.. 597
".of AcIl_il)' Detectioa. . . . . . 653
ofbrp ..•. ,.....
Lic:h. An:ane Formulae for •
. ... 669
. .. 60
t..arym ofDufeflinl . . ...... 650 ofBlindinB . ....... . ... . ...... . . 653 Lic:hdom. POOon of . .. ... ........... 814
Lashi"&. StriIlIOf. ... ,,,.,,, . .. ... Ill9 Blue Senli..,!. Li~(Sl) . . 1067 li.... Ring of Deled . . 949
la$l<o\ Ma.ic&I fouI'IlIoill,.... . .. , 491 ofCharnUng .. , ... ,.. . 653 L1f~
lassMruI\ S.......:! . • •. 1380 of Detectioa ... .. .. . , 654 Antb 0(. . 47
I..uI ShoI Bow .•. . ..•..•• lOB oflhe EteJe. .. .. ............ 654 Oivinerof IOU;
lasIina SmoIr:;"Il'ipe •. . ...... 112!I Evelyn'" ofSpccd Reidinl ........ 655 Oraskilion\ AnI\Ilel of. . )1
L.astquip. S>OOrd . ...•........ 1367- 13611 ofFl. Seeing . . ........ ... .. . .... 6S4 Elixi. of. ........ . ............. . 442
Lotb""er ofLill>ting ..... 654 Enc'l)' SWOfd. !>nin. . . 1m
Amuletof •••
BIIde of, S'M)fd .•••• . ....... IJ.47." ofMI_ Sceillil •. ".
ofPecrir...,;.:.. , •• ,..
654
654
Oem of .. ........ ....
H.......... of. . " .. .
. 524
. 556
CIookof •. ... )001 RedAir, QuaM)' ("V)......... , •. 1067 Manual of""""," Bc)'lnd .•• , •• ,. 1196
Holy Symbol .. ...... 597 of Renection. . 655 ofNltlm [IS SCCrtU ,.... . .... 1192
lIthinICI, Spellbook of,.,
"., of Remote Vj(owinl ' , , •• , . 655 NCSIof ... 755
lIughi", HAre .• .

....
la>.'eIIIkr OiVf'owder ••. ""
.... 772, 90'
ofSeein& ., ••. ".", •• , , ••. , •• , 655
ofSuI;JIitIQ ... ,.......
ofT..... formatioa
655
656
OillP\::lwder of . ,
OillJ'owderof~ .
Prott>erion. Amulet of
..... 772. 905
,. n 4, !106
, • , . J6
A..-.of ...... . ................. 91 ofUltravi. ion .......... . ....... 656 l'roIecIion, R.inll of . . .. 974
O!bof " ... ... ........ , ........ 797 ofVolualion ... . ........ 65 7 Rm,of .. . ... . .......... 974

.."..
Quil1of ,." ........ 926 Yellow Ambien!. SavcrS-.:I .. . ll8O
ZeIIot) QujII o L . ,. 928 r .............. (An .,.... . .• 1067 ~Mim>rof .. .. 729
Law) 80nner .• I S6 '-- Scam of ............... 10$1
GobIe1 ............. S47 Sctpier of . .... " .. , 1063
E_il, Crown of .. ......... .. ..... 914 Lobil. lock... . . 657 (Sl) Lens, Blue Senlitnl , 1067
Evil. O!bof . . ....... ,... . .. 914 M"'.............. . ... 142 SteaJin&, POOon of .. . • . .. 876
Evil. Soeptcrof. . ....... 914 PlIo.. . •• 139 Stealin& S.......t . . Il80
Good.Crownof , 9)) Spditlool< . 1140,1171,1215 Suspension. ~ion of . . . . 176
Goo<;I Holy SlUc:Id . . . . .... 1098 lconardo~CJrpetofflyillJ . ......... 257 TlkerS.....-d ... . .. IlII
Good, O!bof. . . . . . .. ", 93) LetlIaIlY, i'l:>!ion of . , , • 874 ofTllromJ. Tome . . .... . . 1444
Good, Seep"", of. . .. ........ 93) Lelhehloull1OS~ Spellbook . 1165 Trappi .... MilTOO'or. ...... ,., 729.732

...
Neun!, Crown of. .. 914 ~I", Blood. . .... ,' IJ.41 Treeof.... ,. 145}, 1456
Neunl, Orbof .. .. 933 l.cul.o. MiJhty Sa.....lof .......... 720 Uf.;a.r.-ner ........ ". . S1l
Neunl.Soepterof
5-.:1 ., ............ , ..... ... . 141 3
., 914 LcviIIbon. Eye of .
Le>-1I.1lofI
. .. 455, 456 ' and DIfkneu, Dkerion of . . 407
Wiutd) Robe . IOIS MkIcIOf, . ,,, .. ... , ... 50 A..-.lBoIlof ....... . ........... 91
Lawfulncu, Tllisman of.. 142) BerdloL 171 Candle, Unfl ili", .,.. . 245
Layne) Hammoek •..••. .. S60 BooI of ... .. 195 CrysIal of .... }l1
Leader) Sil_ S...,.,s, Gnt.y.nli . 1372 Bow of .... .. 208 Don of. . 374
........ ~ip Fishi", ""Ie of .. 483 Go:nemion Rula for Weoporu .. 1506
Admlllldfort RinS of , .. .. .. ~7 Potion of .. ..... 874 Lomp ofeo..linUlI ... .. .......... 637
AInul., of ..... , ... , , 35 We'I'DII of. . 1520 Multof . ... 702
and innuence, Tome of .. leviI)' .... " . &48 Mi ..... S.....-d 0( .• 1l&J
Crown of..... lnioge of Spirits •• ,',... • 1191 ~n-.. Continual .. . .... , ..... 129
Rodof .. Lexicon, Serpm . 12)(1 RIft,of , ... 911
Lhu""'. (l'oilOll) ....... . . . ....... 1201
""""" . ,~ Li.iSOf1, Helmel of . . ..... 591
Seepltfof .
Seci .... Helmel of.
.. ... 1061
. ..... 591
ofColott ..
ofCNrnblift&, . .'"
. ......... 651
l iar, Buildinl (l)'R) " ........... 1329
u.n_
Shield of Proof' Apinsl. .
Sh.meml LompofContinuol .. , •... 631
. 1101

Al>IIcct o f MaPc •. , . 657 Spliuirog, I"riAO of•• ,

""""'"
of Fill in • . '"
..... 6 52 of tho: Black Hean. . 6$7
..•. ,.", 913
Slone of eo..linuai ... . .. , ... , .. 1309

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..
' Surya\
' Sword of..
Sword of.
Wand of. ..
. 1407
..... 1381
. ......... 1485
I.ooltlo.
Amulet of Inescapable ............. 3S
Vane of.
Wand of Animal .
. .. 1469
. ...... 1485
Coin of .
Cube of ..
. ......... .. 32J

Elixir of. ....................... 443

E)""" Sword of ................ llSI
. .•.... 3S1

Wand ofConlinuoJ .•...•...•...• 1477 Wand ofSccn:t Door and Trap •... 1493 Flute of. ...................... 1541
l iglu(1Iing. Wand of. . ...... 1485 t.oc.alOf •...••••.. . ..... 671 Honeshoe of. . . 600
Lighlt.:>u$< ....................... 670 l od ... . .............. 672 Mallei of. ... . . S~
Ll,IUIRg lock,,'s Medallion of Mystc'sStoncofMi=l ... .... Bil
AIT\IW of. .. 92 Thooght Projection ............. 713 PeMY of .. . .......... 124
Danor. . . ...... 374 locket, l.wmund .. Labile ........... 657 Potion of. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. 8n
t..mp of .•... •...•...... ..... 643 Lock". Stone of Good. . ..... 1311
lamp of Tuned . . ..... 646 of the Oreat Kingdom . . . 612 Sword of .. 1381
Lensof .............. . ..... 654 ofL.,." . . ............. 672 Luckless Retumif13, Grappling
Oil of.......................... 772 ofNlla$ha ..................... 672 lrottof .................... HO
RcsiSlanCe. Ring of ..•....•..•.•• 974 Locking. Hasp o f .... S68 Lucky Ring of the Wjld Coast ....... 976
Ring of . . 974 l.ockl'id,., BlICkle of . . ... 230 Lum the Mad. M""hilK!of .....• 682. 684
Smoking Pipe. &If. . ..... .. ... 1126 Lockpkks. BlICkle of Faulty •...•..... 230 Lurn's Sl'<llbook ...••..•......... 1196
WeapOn of. • . . .........•...•. 1520 locksand BoI .... Nolt..... 672 Luminescence and Colonrion ....... 1192
WJw:.oI of ........•......•....• 1532 locksand Bolts.. Skie ~ ... . ..... 672 Lumincscetl«. Oil of ......... TIl
Lunar Broock . . . 227
UghlC1ling, Wand of.
Arrow of...
Bl3dc,Sword..
. .. 1485
. ................ <n
... 1381
'"of Bumif13. . .. . . . . . . . .
Combination
. . . 613
... 673
LWlg. Henld ofM.;.
Lunitari. T.lismm of
1441
... 1426-1.21
BoI! Ink ~tion. . ... 1118 of Floating. . ................ 673 Loupe of Cornu<: . • . . 61J
Boh.of. .. ....... . ....... 86 of Ramming .. . 673 lW"<, Filhing . . .•................ 482
Bolts, Oil of . . ..... 772 ofRopetitiY' Buming ............. 673 L . IO
BoilS, Wand of .......... •... ... 1485 of Rolling ................ 673 Alternate Wadd Gat.
Commond, Ring of . . . 989 ofSroorillll. . ............ 673 Cool Hand .
CMdlof. .
Dalanw\ Wand "r.
. .. 341
. .. 1477
Log$.llntof ................ 248.249
loki's Boo! ....................... 19S
""" .
of Loot . . .. 029
DancingSwordof............... llS6
Form, Potion of ...•...•...•..... 876
Loki's Envenomed Dagger .....•..... 366
u,lth. Idol of 610
Singalong
Skywalk .. ............ .
.......... .
""
""
Glove of ......... .... ... .... ... 543
Jav.lin of. . . . 623.
llru""k~ la~lins of ............. 623
.....
u,lth. Rif13 o f .

Bow. Con:llon's.
915

. .. 203
Woodwalk'f13
Luxury. Tenl of.
.. 1329
.. 1429
LycanthropeCo.llrol. 101=1. of ..... 7~3
Kit. of.. 633 Bow. Hiatea's .............. 206 lycanthrope Slayer. Arrow . . ...... 92
Mace-Wand of .' ... .... .... 1486 Burning. Lamp of. 643 Lytall'hropH
Rod ...............•...• 1010 Spear ........ . • . .1128 Arrow ofHarmin8 ................ 90
Shield of Proof Agains!. . .. 1101 Yeala. Phylactery of ....... 83 I Arrow ofSlayina ................. 98
Staff· ofThul>ller and . • . . . I Z?\I lOngt:/r3ne ~ ~ Spellbool<. Uylan ...•.. It6j Din ofSlayiJtg .................. 37)
Wand of. . ... .... .... . .. 1485 long~ t y. Pigments of.. .. 106,837 Potion oflmmuniwion vs.. • 873
Wand of An: ......•... 1473 long~ty. Pot;"" of ........... 855.877 Scroll of Protection &om 1079
Lights. Matth of Many. . . .... 710 Longtootlt . . ..... 366 ...•.. • J9
lightwand.. . ...... 1485 Longwriting. Quill of . .............. 927 Weapon wid. Bonus vs. lS09
Ligh_ight Equipment ......... 22. lS21 Looping. hrthm...n of. . ... 803 Ll · ... tbn:>py
Lilith. Necklaceof ................ 749 Loot. lui. of. . . 1329 Potion ofCuriog ................. 8S9
Lily. Dragon . . .... 1089 Loq ..... ious LyR . . .......... 1)31 Ring of ........................ 977
Lily of the Valley Oi!lPowdef ....• 771. 90S Lord Yatl$~ Spcllbook ............ 1192 Sickle of ...................... 1m
Limited T.l<-palhy. Ri"i of. . . 974 Lordliness, CIoaI: of ................ J04 Ly<anthus. Mask of . . .. 10J
Limi~ Wi$heo. Ring oflbR:e •. . 1003 Lordly Might, Rod of. ...... 1010 lydi.~ Broad S"""! . . ....... 1181
lion Hem ....................... 574 l.«ds. Axe of the Dwarf. liS lye . . ........... (See Solp)
lion Ski", Nemean.
lions. Girdle of the
. .... 7SS
.53S .....
l.«ds. ....... of the Dwarvi'" ... 115 lyAA Tl lismm ................... 1423
lyoos.Swordof. ................. ll81
Lions. Golden ..........•.......... 4 79
Liq uid
ofF"ocndkind. . 1192
of Subtle Communication ......... 1192
".Building ...................... mo
Coolins. Cube of. . lSI Rif13 of ........................ 976 Canaith ............... . ..... .. 1110
food. Chal~ of . . . 276 lorieU\Gown . . ..... S48 Cli. . .. IJ10
Identification, Ri"i of . . ... 975 Lori", Shield of .................. 1099 Dorus"s ... 1J30
I""' ........................... 670 ~im~ Obsidian Momr and Doss •. .• ...•...... ........... lllO
Road ... . ...... 670.772 ~Ie .......... . 741 FuH$ing~ . . ........... IlJI
Li •• Bow of. ...................... 208 Lorn. Oil of.. ...• ...•...........•. 173 Loquacious. . ........ Inl
liStettins. Bridl. of . . . . 224 Lortmil Mountains. Anvil oft1>e. .52 of the Sphern . . .... OJI
Li~ntric Pcndulwn ..........•... 670 l.ortt's Ranle ....... ................. l!8 ofWoundi"ll .. • ......•..•.. 13Jl
Little People, Rif130fthe ...... 975 ~ RingsofMlw:ntul. Sevc:t . . .664 lyron~ Harpsichord of
Li .... IyT.noos, Needl. of ........... 753 Lose Ships. Me<legi.,. Braee1et of •..• 219 Commandillll ....... 1328
Li ..... Stealer. Nl"" . . 1386 Louk DulamosAkhomy Jug .. .. 626
Uylng Loupe "rconnor:. .537
Door.Aruthi.~ .......•...•..... 411
hinting. Glorindcl). . 104
..."
Alees<:., Phi! ...... ofOverwtlelming ... 827
M
Wr.Ipon ... . ........... 1521 Locket of. . ...... .. ..... . 672 Maa~ IVOry PI""", of... . ....... 227
linnt Min Cloak ................. 302 Phil...... of....................... 828 M;>c~bre. Talon of the Danse 294
Potion . . 877 ,, ~
lizatdskin Bed . . ....... 670
lIodl. Wand of . ........ . . 148S Rif13ofNatwe~ . . ........ 982 Astral Dcv3 ..•. on
u,·tanu. Tome. luia .. .... ....• 1442 l..om"sCard •...........•......... 384 Bacl\ Morning Star . .675
Loaf. Phih« of. ........ 848 Loyal Net of Restraint 751 BerronarTruesil,... 's . . ... 675
t.oc.ate Objed Sword .......... 1381 L.ck Bla<;k . . ........ 615
Blade . . 1181 of Crush ina. . ........ 61S
Cbann ......................... 282 of 0arkIIess ....... •.. .. ..•..•.. 67S

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M_ Missile ~ .... 687 oI'"Sleep ............ . ... 547
Diamond . ,, " 676 Missile P'roItcrion. Gem of......... 525 MaJo:Iolin. CInai1II •.•.•• 1331
of DiSfUprion. . . ......•...•. 616 MiMilet, WJnd of ... . .. 1487. 1<488 MaJo:Iolin. CIi ..•.•. ... 11l2
Driver .•• 616 Monockof ...... ..7<41 Mue Helmet. Grif!lJn .•. .... ~&9
Exptll... . ............ .... 616 M ...... Rins. ToulchoW'I ......... 1002 M ...."w.. blllly
ereal , . 675.681 Peu!'alion ................ . 878 Rudder of . • •••• 1(\.16
Icon. Grell Holy .. .6TI i'onniru", by •. . 106 Sai lof . .. 10SI
I/nlUCk) Montini Star. . .. 677 !'aIion of "'nli· ............... .. . 855 Wheel of. ....... 1110
IrorulU 677 Recipe. 0eI0CI... 1242 Manipulalions ohhe EntOUl1ll".
Memnor'l Momi", Slar ... 677 Recipe. Read ........ .......... 1241 ... ""...... • •• II.c()
M_DIIIthal'l.. . .. 677 R..Iar'l Glova ofFrudom from . s.u Mooor" Manual of Sight ........... 1194
Nebtlun'l ...•...••..• _ 677 Rcslstancc. "'mllle! of. . . . . . 36 M ............... OilJ'Pooo.derof. .. TIl. 90S
NiJlltbrini« ••••••••••••••.....• 6711 ResilWlCC. Potion of . I7S MlIIICOfJIloa C1oU. .•.•. . ... 102
oflhc NonIl, GmtGok\erl . _. 677 R~Rincof....... . 971 Manto 1tIy. CIooI: ofd>e .... lG4
or.............. . ........ {;1tI JUn.s, Goc-don'l .. . •.. \167 M .......... T ...... ~9on1intof .157
RIo.......... ..... 678 &toll 00:1... '11:.......... ... 1014 Manricm:. Wanwof!be . . ..... 682
~.. .. . ... 671 Scroll of I'roIeo:booI from . . ..... U)79 M ••11t
Skull •••••• . •. 6111 Scroll of Wi..... . . ........ 1086 orCeletlian ..... lG4
ofSpcll••..nlint;.. . ... 671 Shield 8aruICf .. . 156 ofM'-t ................... W
ofSt. C\Ithbf:rt .. 679.670 Shicldinll. Porion of . . 118 of 11M: Mundonc .•.. W
SIIII"·. . ... 681 Stef.lina. ClIw of .. . .... 291 Shaman...... . ...... 309
Siorm Slar ................•..... 681 ·U"," 8001< . . . • . . . • . .. (See Lib.....) Sumpl<o'l. . ............ 310
Tadrond's ............... .. .. .... 6U ·U'ItI". Spellbool< of. . . 1192 ManIOO\h. S....,.-,I •. . 1382
IJndudbanc .. . ........... . 681 ~.pon oflk!ecl . . ... lSI I Manull
Varwu.'s ........ 682 MAlieiln Card .•. .383 Grim Grimoi .. .................. 688
-Wand ., ............ ... 677 Mogiul QuancnIIff . ... 1284 of Powc" Beyond Life . . 119/i
Wanw ortlle MlJ'Itic<n •... . . . 682 . Mlp:al Mirron. Wand ot 1486 ofPuiuam Skill . 1 Arms ....... 688
MIoCFuinniclh Cin..... .... .• 1321 M.~. The . . • . . . ......... 1191 ofSighl. MInor'l ......... 1l~
MacFuinnidh lIap..... . .. 1)26 t.b&i .... l)auer of.... . . . . J.66 of Sruillty Pi1ferina . . ...... 688
Machine oI'Lum the Mad•.••..•• 6&2, 684 M-ai.... Stawor ............. 1284. 12U of Stmaac-nII .•. . • . . •690
M.:ho-M""'-MMy'lMuaaline ..... 7] 7 MA£lubi)'tl" Axe • . . • • . • . 118 M • .,
M.. Mqlubi)'tl'l Woundi"l AnofI ......... 92 8qJ, Baa of. . . . . . 116
BooII ofN ..... Ihc ............... 1205 ~ Comm.nd. Ri", of . . 985 Colon. C1oU. or . . . lOS
I:q of the o-n.. Spo11book ••... 1192 ~pchc: ond El«tri< WIIYU ..•..••• I 1904 fam., S1IoOnI of. . . 1164
Machin< of Lum tho • . . .•• 682, 684 MApelicFhUds.C~of .. IIS7 Holdin,," Boa ot. . . 214
M......... Eluir of . . .. «3 Mil_II'" tiiJh!l. MlI/;~ of . . • . . 709
M.odoc .. Swont .•........•. ... •. .. 1181 f«Ionen ... ru of Oratory ......... 1171 Pow:hes. Girdle! of .. m
M... I$tror\"t, S...:lfd ot Babe"" ........ IHI Occull . . ................... 1211 Th;"". Dt<:kof . .379
M.p !'aIion ot ........ .. ... 818 Thl"". J.... ln .. Deck of . .378
SboI .......................... 1112 RinK. "'ni",.l. . ....... 948 Thin,," Rod of ... . lOll
Smcllins. Oinlmc-nl of . . ... 181 MlpifIc:'lion. Potion of . .. ... .... .. 878 Thi"". TlrOI Ot<:k of.. . l81
Wine ... . .......... ... 877 Mlpif'1CtrI1 M.nreu, Meny" . . ... 717 WilheJ, Ri", of ................. 978
Magebane S-...ofd. JI)"_'1. .. 1171 MqnoIiII OillPowder ... 773. 90S Wotl<b. Well of ... 1529
MAiefool ..... . .... 1182 Mill Mlp
M-acmast .. . .......... 701 "'1"VCIOftII'ICbain • ••• . 71 DIne .. Wnion .•.•..... 690
MA£Cries.Unique .. .. 12s! Call1rl;hQn ~'I o..m . .72 of 0is000-ti0rI • . • . . •.•.•. 690
Maaes ..... Appmrliccs, EI-.ea Chain ...•..••.. 74 orl1h.oliGN ....... .. 69l
HiMlyot .•. . 11110, IIS1 ofElbereal ...... Tlllea" Pille . &2 ofl1l.w.. tnd Secn:t Doon 69l
M.o&eS. AnofI ofSII)"iooc . ... 99 ofHonll, Scole . . . . . . . &2 of l1h.oliGN tndTnps. 69l
M&&"layer ••••••••••••• •...••..• J.66 1tr..Yal'l RcdCbain ... .71 Key .................. . ..... 629
Maaesw .•
M";. SUlW of!be •...
."
. . 1281
Rcd On..,., Sc:ale . . • .
ot!be s-.. KooIisIo Plate
. . III
71
ofM.... ..............
ot Mlpand Illusions
. ... 69l
...... 692
MIlk SI<otia&n'l Dn:rw Chlin . • • . &2 of Mllic: and ~ret Doon ......... 692
... nalOCl of. ................... .. 651 M.", ........... Cards (T1tOI) • . . 1&2 of MlliclndTrlpt ............... 691
'00 Illulioni. Ml pof .... .... ... .. 692 Mljor Spelljlmmi", Helm . . . . . ...... S80 of MIPpinl ' . . . ... 69)
'" PNnIUnU. &I_~ Coojunuion ... 1227 Milke. Tree of. .............. .. .. 14S8 of Mappinll and Hhuions .. 691
and ~ret Ooon. M' pot. .. 692 Milke .. Rod ofReinelmation ...... . lOll of MI P(linl I nd 101.... . . .. 691
andTrapo. Mop of....... ..691 Malign. S....,.-,I ................... 1381 of Mappinll and Sc=! Doon ...... 691
Blockins. Potion of. ........... ... 811 Mallet: ofLpck ... . ............ 556 ofMappin, andTrapo . . .. 694
Catpet. Solomon... .259 Malo&. Medallion of................ 7]) M_Plan ..................... 694
DetOCIiOIn. ~ ot ... . 90S Mal!hroJc " S~ .. . 644 ofM ;.Iead.... ... . ......... 694
Odeetiooo.. ..... or em ",.1"," n. ... n fMinc1 n..lli ... _ <411 of N..-iplion ... . . . . .. ~
De!ution. Wand of..••... ...... 1486 MillO" Mirmr of Relmtion . . .... 729 01'" Seem Ooon..... 69S
EnhancanmI. PotiooI 0( • •m MOOI\hII: S1IoOnI ofOtJedienc:c ....... 1381 01'" Secn:t Doon and TtapI 69S
ExclwlJe, Noj" Claw ot . . 2901 oI'"TrIpt.. .••.••. ~
Gem of Intnvin>co ond Deccct, ""- ofSIIyirIc .......... ....... 99 Mappi... Sc:mll of .. .107S
Gamolon ..... , ...vian ConcmI, l'otion of .......... US MI .....
Htlm otCompn:hmditll
~ and Readitll ....... 586
'" Control. Ri", of . . . . . 978
127~
Cal .. Eye ..••. ..... 696
••.. 696

...'"
Control. SIIW of . ofa..a"li.....
Lamp .... . . . . 64I Siayina. Sword of .. . ........... 1382 Ele!phanl
Libnm ofSil~., . ..668 M.. G.... ite
Map of......................... 692
M. potandTrlpI ............ .... 693
Map of M' P(linj and
Mllok of...
Mice ..... .•.. .•...
Mirmr. Yd..... .......
...•....•. 69I
. .. . 703
. .. 720
.. 736
"'",,!oor

Mon ..
....... .... •.. 4$
Cord, Hanged ............... .. •. 387
ofUrik, ObIidi... . ... 761

of Death .•...........••........ 547

ofF"WOloa.. . .............. 547
Mt1Iy'l MlrVelous .

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M.n.oL .. Chess G.me.
Man:h, Eqwtli= ofGrvt. SWORl . .. IUS
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MlrIcI Thoe...ry, I'oboo! of ...... . .. 892 Mult of.... _......... 103
Sane S-.l.. 071 MUICrliiI Mul'llcT. M<ny 'J. .. . . .. 717 Mirror. Ycflt". _............. 716
o-n Olalk, S......-<I. . ..•. 1356 MU1cn. Dart Dnft of the VOodoo .... 8" Rinaof ... . ........... 971
E....... . . . 917 Mas,head ofDuntbilil)'. . 709 MC"NU. Drum of . ' 19
Scroll of PfOIMion from ......... 1078 Muubi 'J Sword. Ho .... .... 1175 M........., M.<ty'l M... ic.al. .118
SlayerSwonl ............. 1078 Meal. I.....,.,. Plume of. . . ..... 227 M..,tal lm]lRSPonsoflbc Roti ........ 1196
SunUllOn;ns. Rin, of. . . ... 967 ,\I l lob M..,lal ~ Mirrorof . .. no
Summoninll. Thrb,a" of. . . .. 1463 M.,icll. ................. 7011 M ... , .... ~~ po ll """" _ , .. 1
Mandl. 'Ud of II,. ........... .... . Ill) Mcrcy'J Munif"""" , ... 718 M.phi1torhel .... Fork . . ...... . .... S42
M.n.o.. ~ Robe oflliondinil ...... . .. lOll of Many Liahll .......... . ...... 710 M.~ lw" 'JClotll. .. 112
MlItAn\On)' ~S word ........ 1317 M.I .... ll'ock~ Wand ofJ>rime. . 1491 M""'iku. 1l'1)li FLa$k ofTucmy the .... "89
Marlr.) Swallof~ ... . ... IOS8 Materialization. Rinll of . 978 Mrn:ury. Oil/fowdor or .. nl. 90S
MatkctJ.Mtny) MI!p<"a1 ...... . .... 11 7 MatII'JSpeUbook ................. lin M"","'l' Dn&on Slayer. Sword .. lH1
Matkctplac<. MMy) Ma/Wlods ....•• 717 M3IIcr. a-iooIlild Modiforion 0( .• 1160 MomIin 'J Ludr: BIIde. S..."....;l . . Iln
Matki~ R,,,. of .. . ...• 971 Mattock. o..n.thoi.., ..... ... ...... 709 M"';aa. I'otion of . . .. . . .. .119
Mltb ll..... . .. ])26 ManockofIhe-TiIanS . . ..710 MmIdIr' Quancm&1f.... IllS
MIfbmansh" . Dow of . . .. 209 MI1IrCM.Mcny' MlplifOCCl'L .... 717 McNdar'l Wand . . .. 14$7
M--.5-oo1 ....... 1182 Maul ohhe T _. . .. . 556 M ......... B_ofthe ... .. ......... :w
M~" N«k*" of Malllinc.Muukof .. ..... .70 Morry BIDod. Durimol'l ........ .... 128
Memory 1Mp1..,.,.,..., .... .. .... 750 May Oilll'\)wder. Cleo ...... 766. 900 Mcny" Matvolous Marltotplacc ... 111-1 19
M .",.,kluJ Maybel ' IN«' 0....... Oil .. ... .... . . 773 MorvicHlagcr .................. 366
MalbI •• M.ny .................... 717 MII)'QtIab.. Sil,...,. ](01.... . lJ82 Mcrvic'lGaseousOlobo.. , S39
M a rk~pl~. Mony ) ... .. ... 717 Ma;uikoth .. S<: .... b of Death . . JOss M",Awl . .. , 111
Ni~lil\il'l •• 0.= Ehli....'! .. .. ... 923 M•• I Seed. Square-..... ........ ... 1090 M .... !t"
Pilj.ll1enl. NoIZ\lr'l.. .. 817 Mean;nll or Si",ifica."ICC. Rocipe ....................... 1243
M uau...... Fiery Brand of.. .. 14S3 GemColo,........ ..... .... ... SI 4 Rina .......... ... ... ...... 915
Maseulin< M..,oo..M""". Merty's ..... 717 Mecllanielol Trops. s.roU Sendi .... Box of . .. 21S
Muculiruly. Girdle ofFntUninityl ..... Sll of l'ro1«1ion va. .............. lOW Meuakk' Eye ... . .... 644
M • •• MHlll1io_ M........ llanunem. S<:imttof .. 12U- Ill1
Ai. .... .... 697 of the Arctic: .................... 710 ~I tt lll
of Alb1I(Iivenou . 691 ofDdensc . 710 c-nand. Wand of . . ....... 1487
of e..:brwuf; .. . •. . . 691 ofEmpoIhy ..... .. .. 710 DeIection, Wand of .. .. ......... 1481
of Comtw . .. . • 698 &I..... ............. .... . .. 710 Fatia:ue. Oil or .. TIl
ofComNy .. . ..... 693 o f ESP .... , .............. 711 Immunil)'. Porion or .. . . 119
Dnch... ... . ...... 698 of EST ... .. ... 712 ..... Mincnl Detection. Wand of ... 1481
Dc,uh, of !'WI .. 698 of Faith .... .................... 712 PTocection. F<:qc of ......... , .... 4'1
.,fDi Siu'K .. . ......• 698.699.702 1I01y.ofAlmo< .......... .. ...... 713 Star •.. , •.. ,... . ......... ... SI1
f Kc lw ...... . ....... 699 Lock .... of Though I'rojcclion ..... 711 ~Ipon ofDttcct ............... ISlI
Fan~... . ... ... 699 of Mal OS ......... ........ .... .. 71l M.tamorphoses, latyndr~ Book of .. 1181
Green ... . .. 699 of the Mirror .................... 711 MCllmorphosia. RingofEI..... nlll .... 961
Homod ............... .•. . .. 7(11 of Mi" il.AllIXli«t . 71) MClaSpcll lnOucr..:e. Amule! of ... •.. , 36
of Ju lousy .... .. .. 7(11 l'ax". of Spell Exclwlge. . .. 711 Mcthild' Harp • , ... 1326, 1)28
Johydoe" . . ....... .. . 7(11 of Projection .. . . .. . 7 Jl McthodI, Tome ofDoenwic: ........ 14)9
of 1(nooo.·1«l&c . . .. 702 Soul,nrehcr . .. 71.( Mcth .... n Candl. . . ...... 20
Kyne'" ofDullli.., ............... 702 Sped" ErItmy .. .. ...... 71" Mcrin' stull 1111
orL.p.1. .. 7(12 of 5pcIlEx.IIan...... , 71l.71" Mhzmtul ~R...... ... . 664
of Lyatllhus . . • • . 701 sworC...... . ........... 7I~ Mbzmtul. x..... Lost R'" of , 664
Mo&e........ .......... 701 ofSlcadincss ......... . ..... 7IS Mice. AtnWDa .,... . 719
of Maaic . . ... 701 ofThouahl Pro;cwon . . ..711. 71S Mice. Maaic . .. . . . .. no
Maaal . . ... 701 ofT..... ..... . 71S MiclaT........ P<Itioaof.... . 179
of Memory • . • ........... 703 1\Ism~ ' Ibltlcem.:..... . 71S Millnip Slasber' Boou . . . .. 19S
Mirror.... ........... . 704 Me.;Iqian a.-let of lo$t SbipJ .. •... 219 MillniJhl Sluiter' CIoaIt • . . .. 306
MOfIS''' . . .•........•....•.. 704 Modi<: with a.a. SIU... ofl'\:lWtt ..... 130] MiemI'I Starlil Sp/I= .. 1170
of Nip, ................. ...... 704 Medi.ation, Spoon of.. .. 1467 MIKbl
of Pro<<<,ion . . ..... 704 Medidne Ilundl • .... ..... . . . 116.1 423 Band of. .. . .. 1$2
ofSeowlln¥ . . ............ 704 Modidne Shield . . ............. 1099 O.wltl... of . , . S06
of SlIe"". . . . 704. 7(1~ Modi •• ,ioa. hlC.n.., of .............. 611 Oi,dleofH oly. ... S15
Skull .................. .... . .. . 70S Modi\lliool. Potion of Advano:ed ..... .. 854 Girdl. of Prioslly. .. . . .. . . . . . .. S15
of ~?,i1ina . . ...... ... 706 Modua, Arrow of PolyInorphing ... •... 93 of II...,... . .... 118
Spin' .... 706 McduIae.Shieldof. 109') ROIIII;" of .................. 91), 9]8
ofS'.aitlo . ..•. 706 M~...... ~Whip . IS)3 Rod ofLonlIy . .. 1030
ofTrqoody .... . 706 Mqinjanler, Belt .. . .... 169 MII~ l y
ofTric:kcry ....... . .•• 706 M(i LII .... Hcnld of .... 1441 eun..... Sawof.............. IUl.(
ofTwil'..... . . . . . 707 M~liot. S..."....;l .. .. ............ 1l1l Gall1l1lctofColonclT....... Ewdun •• SOl
Vd . . 707 ~Iknea" Pool Pllftal ............. S47 ~ of Leuk.o ....... . 120
ofW..... . . ... 70"/ M.U,Ikw" Gem lOY" , ... .. 51 Sim. ClIwof .... .. .. 293
...."..,.cI ... 70"/.708 M.II;n ... ~ Robo oBIItI .......... 1013 Mibbochi'l SVI<lCd. Amatsu- .. .•..•. 1))9
oflhe-Wrt.ith . .. .............. 708 M.ltin" Crucible o f ... 3-41 Milcn;'" Scepter •. .. 106)
M~.M.rcy .. Mud 718 M.hi" •. Rodof . . .. lOll MiliwyFork. BeI;"I\ .... S41
MUI. llalf............. 708 M"""""" Montini Sw ... .. ........ 6n Miliwy Fork. Tridenll .. . .. 844
MOU' . Pomtble .............. ... .. .. 709 Memoriution, H~'Toli5manof.... 1423 Mill of Sam po. . .. 722
~hll er M.moriulion. To.lisrnan of. . 1424 Mimllna. Sword .... . ...... IlU
Gem, Ionian .. 522 Momor y ~1 1"d
I'lan . . ... 694 Arelne Puiuance of. . .. ...... ... II .(() Oompcrtinll, Potiool of .. . ... ....... 879
Ri"ll ofS<:aladM. Trobriand.. . 1004 Dart Si<kt.. . . . .. . 1162 Dullin&. o.w of ................ 421
Thkf. f i ...... of """ . . .......... 4W Oisplr.cernun. MI.'" Neck~ of ... 750 Focusi .... Potiool of. 879
Th~f. Thumb ofthe ...... ........ 4W EMancnncn~ Ne( k ~ of ......... 750 PotiottofOpcn .. SIO

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R.,torarion, !'oI;"" of............. 879 Miodirectioll,AmTN of,.. . ... <n Mo n,ler
Shielding. Rinil of .. ... ..... 919,1003 Misfomme,Wbeelof. , 1532 Arrow of PolylllOl"J'hing . . ....... 93
Mind,ofthe Unknown. . ... 1196 Mbbo ka l ContrOl, Badgeof ... . . ..... . .... 121
M'H Disks of.................... Ias, 187 CrealH>n, Potion of. . .. ....... 880
Dimen,ional . . ... 447 Staff of . . .............. 1286 Fishing. Fi$hing Pole of .... 481
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Dirn<miolllli .. ........•.• 447 He.lingB.lm ................... 781 Holding. Pan:l\ment of. .. .... ..... 801
S~nj;unmin8 .. .. ...... . . ....... 448 Token Egg. . . .. ............ 436 Mask. . .... 104
Mineral Command, Ring of . . .... 989 Mid•• ding. Map of . .. 694 Repul. ion, Oil of ........... . .... 174
MilIcro.l Oetootion, Misplaced Objecll, Wand of .. . .... . 1487 SI.oyerSWOf<!. . ............. 1383
Wind of Metal &I>d . ... ........ 1487 MiSplocing. Noj ~ BI8 of ............ 136 M on.e....
MioiaN'" Gear . .. ... ... .. ......... 22 MIssIIt Arrow ofSloyi"3 98
Minioni"", of Set . ..782 Attraction. ArnIOf of. . . . 78 Death-I<>-, S""",d. . ....... 11S6
Ministerilli' C.billOl of .. ... . ...... . 233 Attrw:non., M.dollion of. . 711 PoIi"" of Speak with. . ........... S91
Min(l< Art_ Canis (Toroc) ..... ..... 391 Attractor . 1100 Wupon wilh Bonus vs. .......... IS09
Minot Spelljamminll Helm .. ......... 580 Deflector . . , 1100 Monstrous Ancntion. Phyloctery of. ... 83 I
Minstrel, Prismal't M...,i~l . . . . .. .. 914 Device, Magic. .. 687 Moodarvion Ring of Emotion . 979
MinuLe Seeing. Eye of. . .. 4S8 ofEnchantmcm, . . ..... 89 Moo.
Minute Seci",. lens of . . .. 654 Illusory. . ..•.................. 91 Blade, SWOf<!. . 1381
Minyan ..........•............... 722 MluU. P I'Ol~Io> D Card . .. ..... lSO. 390
Mirael ... Stoff of ...............•. 1285 Bardin8of, . .. IS9 OillPowdc-r ................ 174,906
Miracul(JU$ Mi'Imlk .... Merty'l . .717 GcmofMl gic . MOOI1d&nce ~ Sword. F.lrik ......... 1339
Mirage Potion.
Mirandos) Stiff of Ill$eCt
.. .. 879 PoIionof.
VcSlof..
.. 880
. 1470
'" Moonglow.Sllffoflho ...... . .... .. 1286
Moonligh~ Con of . .. ,. 237
Command .. .. .... ... .... .. .. 1285 Mi ..lI. (cont,) MOOIISIonc Rabbil Figuri.... . .... 476
MireT. lisman. . .1 424 Snaring. Glove of ............ ... . S44 Motdenbil\Cn~ Spellbook ......... 1140.
MI • ..,.. WeajlOll of Aceur-cy , .. .. ... 92 IlS7, 1162. 116S, 1196
Saltm,,'s Hand . . ..... 723 WeajlOll ofDi$UJl<" . . 92 Mordmoorgan"s Ri"30fWarmth ....... 981
Barlirhian \ Mystical. . .......... 723 M I..lla MO<dom"s C.uldron of Air. . ....... 268
Black. . ...... 726 lIIusory .................•...... 374 M<)tOdlin\ Cryttol Ball ............. 348
Blue ..... .. .......... . , .. . .... 726 Nobil \ WandofMagic .......... 1488 Morpn~ Hom Bardi"3. , , ...... 159
CtysIal, ................•......• 726 Necklace of.. . . . ?SO M"'Iloy, SWOf<! . . ... 1383
of Curing ....................... 726 Nor. N""kl ... ofNOI-S<>-Sman ..... 7S1 Momln,Stu
ofOupli",,'i<m. . .. 726 WandofMag;c. .. 1487.1488 B..I\ ..................... 485,675
Empernr~ . ' ... 727 M I.t H"'Wk ~ ...................... 677
of EnlighlC1lltl<"lU . ....... 727 Bool.. . ............. ISO M<mnor ~ ... 677
Evem~. of Enviable Image. .727 DtagonSIaye:,S"'<>I"d . . . . . . . . . . 1357 of Delection . .. •. 488
of Fear. . .......... 728 Manlle of. . . . lOS Mortar and Pestle, Everproducing
Ftami"3,ofTcnh . . .. 728 ofRaplufe. . ..... 736 Rice ................ . 74 1
of f l. nery ............... 12 ~ r.nl ..... 1431.1 Mortar and Pestle, Lorl",eim~
H»sthok \. of Sight and SouAd .. .... 728 Misd.toe Wand . . .. .. 1488 Ob,idian ..................... 741
oflmaan. . .. ..... ... ......... 728 Mi.OImai<er, Meny\ Minlculous .. ..... 717 Mortos~Golem Scam. .. .. ..... . .. 1058
oflmpmvcdTravcl .......... 728 Mistress of Ban Ie. IIbrath.a . 1)76 MotberC". . .. 417
of Lakes . 729 Mithryl \ Evci>oonliful Soup Ketti • ... 627 Mothering. Rug of . . ..... . .. ..... 2S7
of Life Savi"3. .. ... 729 Mitn\Sword ofLighl. . ... 1)83 MOlo M aiO Rod
"fLifeTlllppi"3 ............ . 729.1)1 Mi~ Luck, M)'$tc ~ S""'" of . .. 1111 of Beguiling . .742
MallO ~ ofRe~li<m .............. 729 Mi.iog,Spoonof. . .. 1467 ofConceal"",nl . . .. ... .. .. 742
M.. k . .. ...........•........ 704 Mjolnir(HIlI11r1>C1). 557 ofSucngih ......... .. .......... 742
Medallion oflht. . ...... 713 Mo-pelar,Starof. 529 of Thundering Compliance, ........ 742
of Mental ~ ... ... 730 Moander. Glun!lC1 of. 506 M<>!opua . . . .... 119
Murky. . 730 MoaI,Foldi"3. 490 Mounllin Seed. . 1090
N<>!·So-Funny Funbouse..•..... .. , 7]0 Mobile . . .. 737 Mountlin, S........ OIl !be. Sword . 13%
Nura D·Ag<>I'~. of life TroWing .... 7]2 MOC¢UinsofFrttMovemcnt ........ 19S Moune.ln,
ofOppuoj'i<m . . .•...• 732 Mndeling. Di.placemcnta and ....... 1165 Be.rCloak oflhc Sulhaut . . .... 297
oflhtPut .. . ...... ... .. ... .... 712 ModifIcalion of Matter. Crt'lion and . 1160 Dark Wand oflht Sulhaul ......... 1477
ofPonals.. . .......... 712 ModificdTllisman ofZagy .. .. . .... 1424 H • ..n>andoflho Corusk .. ... ...... S72
Rcadi"3. . ... 733 Mojo 0i1lPowdcr .............. 774. 906 M"""",," ~ Armor , ...... .. . . ... 78
of Recall . , 733 Moloch ~ Whip ................... 1533 M....", Can . . . 159
Red . . ... . ....... ..... 7)) Moly<leus\A .. ............... .... 118 MouseClwiOl. M~I ~ .............. 280
ofRen""'ing . ... ... . ............ 733 Monadic DcvJ Rod ............... !O33 Mouse Ring, Tosslehoff\ Mogie ..... 1002
of Retention . . ............ 729.733 Monda$$o\ AuIQmat.d Spell Scroll . . 107S Mouthpick. Beholdc-r . . ......... 166
of Reversal . .. 733 Monetary Systcn1 Conversi"" .... ... ... 5 Movanic Deva SYo<l<tI. . 1383
of S«ing .. ... ................. 734 Money Changer Box . . ..... 21 S 1\1""......"
of Stndins..................... , 734 Maney. Raistlin\ Cu.ned . . ..... 324 M.... osi,.. ofF....,. ., 195
-ShieldofRheddri.n, . . .. 1100 MOllkqo POIi"" of Wa!C1" .................. 897
of Simple Order . . ... 734 FislofHa'chao . .. 737 Ring of ........................ 981
ofSopruSlication . . ... ....... .. . . 734 H.ldT.lisman. .. 1414 M_mcnto of!be Universe.
SpelL........ ..... . ....... 734 Sini"3 . . I S61 Un!o".,...n , .. , ...... . ...... 12S9
of Spirit Seeing. .. 735 SlI/Idi"3 . . I S60 MO\'ing. Ngona Horn of Silent. • . . .. S99
ofT"","1 ... • 735 Momkcy\ Staff. 1286 Muarnman Ouath.al~ MIC. . .,671
ofT",th . . ... 7H Momkcy1. Barnl of. ............ .. .. 160 Mud M""'IIK. Meny ~ . . ........ 718
of "Vanity. . .. ........ ... . .. . 7lS Momkeys Figurine, Amber ........... 473 Mud Ring . . .............. .... ... 981
Yefar~ Magi<: .... ..... . 736 Monocle MlKhhip ..•... .. ................ II06
Yin_ Y""g . , 736 ofBlgthaloo . .739 Mumcr.Meny ~M..,.rful. ,. 717
Mirrored Eyes, PoIion of . ..879 Fi",-Eyc . . 740 Mo,
Mim>n.. Wand ofMagkal ........ . . 1486 of Magic . . .... 741 lcomund~. ,. 741
Mirynda ~ Wand ofPolymorplling ... 1487 Monolith, Nithiln ................. 1S9 M.ny~ Mysterious. .• 718
MisT....,. Leafof . . . .... .. .... 652 Monolith, Rod of the .............. 1034 of Plenty . ..... 741

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M~ g of Securing .. .............. . 746 Nerad, I'sychometron of.. . . . . . ... 918

ofWarmin&_. . 743 o(Silence ... .. .......... 746 W...... Tonk. Elixir . . 4<13
Muitic"""""ieism. Lamp of ......... 645 Terr_lbrny . . 746 No'
Mullicolor Egg . . . . .. 436 Na ilins. Hammerof . . S57 Dan of the Hornets' .. . .....•...•. 314
Multiplanar M..... rooms, Merty's...... 718 Najrn. I!ooIr: "f . . ........... . ...... 187 <>fEjl\'$ 7SS
M~ltlp ~ Namano Nevenrlccp. Sword ... . ..... ll84 of)nvut ....... bili<y •. 7"
Appli"lionsof~"""""'Y .... 1197 N."""Sin) BlackAxc .......... .. . 119 ofLirt . . .... .. .. . . .. . ... ... .. .. HS
Rod of Danoing. . . .. . . 488 N.noriorr S""", . . ..... . ..... 1114 No<
Wishes. Rina of .... . . 981 Nanoi$$i$ti<: Weapon .. . ..... 1521 """ley\. ofEnnpmenl ........... 155
Multiplicati"". Crossbow of. . .... 203 Nanoi$$U$OillPowder. . ... 774.906 Oriog .......• . .•.. . . . .......... 7S6
Multiplic&tion, Turban of .... 1463 Nit Slaying. Wea""" of . . ...... 1524 "fEntrapment . . '" nS,7S6
Multipl;"ity. A rrow of. . . . . 92 Nawha. l<><:ket of .. . . . ...... .. .. . . 673 ofFi.rung . . .... . .. . ..... 7J.6
Multivuses. SphcrogetlC$i' of\he .... 1244 N.thlum. The. . ..... 1200 Hare .... . ..•. . •.. .. . . ...... •. 756
MummyCoffin ofCrntiQll . . . 317 Not;~Drum . . ............ 819 llill"'s, ofFceblemir.d . 756
Mummy ~ Cloak ................. . . 306
Mundane, M.. tle afthe ... . ....... . . 305
N.""" I" Sec..,... Lifeof . . ........ 1192
Na""" ~ Love, Ringof. . .. .• . 982
"flanding. . ..... .. ....... . 757
loyal,ofRffirlliM . 751
Munificent Match, Meny~ ..... 718 NavigalkHt, Map "f.. .. 695 of Plenty. . .. . .. .. . . •..•.•.. 751
Murdock~ rnseet Ward . . ........ 825 Nay (Flute). Djinn .. ... .. . ... . ...• 1S42 of Profit 751
Murky Mirror .. . ......... . . .. . 730 Nclwer) ElyromatICia .. 1202 Safc1y . . .. ... m
Murtyn) Harp af Channing . . . .. lJ26 Nchaser) 4 Tulnrn ~ Spellbook . .. 1192 ofSn.arlng ..... . ... .. . . ... ... ... 758
Mwiynd ~ Spoon . . . ......... . .. . . 1467 Nebdun', Mace 677 ofSr>OCrinj . . .. .. ........ 758
M..woom.. Meny) Mwtiplanar.. . 718 N..kla •• ofSpiri! Snari"3 . . . . . .... . 758
Musie, AnntwW of........ . ......... 66 o f A<!aptati"" . 746 W.b.... . 758
Music Bo. . . ..... . ........... . .. 743 of Air B.... thing .. . 746 "fWorth . . . . .. . .... 7S8
Mullul of AImor •. . ................... . 746 Wether Scmll .. .. ..•. .. •... . . . ... 1076
Instrurnenu. Dupl ). . 820. 1321. 1538 of Altention ......... . ......... . 741 Netherbom. Azumlge.
Menagerie. Merty).. . .. 718 ofBadT..,. ..... . . . ........... . 748 Siaynofthe ... 112
Minstn:I.J>ri",...I~ ....... . ....... 914 Casene)......... . .... . .. 748 Neutering Girdle of
Spoon ......... . ..... ... .. 1467 of Elepn« . . .. 749 Fem;ninitylMawulinity . .. 53)
Musing. Gem of. ........... 525 FriW~ Black Opal . . ............ 749 Nutral
Musk Oil/Powder ....... 774 , 906 Glinering.. .. 749 Crown "f................. . ..... 935
Musl<melan.Mrny) Mythie .. 719 of Greed ......... . . . ........... 749 Crown "fChaolie . . ........... 931
M..... rd. Mrny\ M)'$Iie ......... 719 ofHarmoni. . ............ . 749 Crown of llwful. ....... . ........ 934
Muslard of SU«e.O. . ..• 248, 249 of U li"' . . .... 749 E~il . Crown of ....... . .......... 93S
Muul. Marv). "fMemory Di.placemtnl .. . 750 Evil. Orb of.. 93S
of Lytantilrope Con'rol. .. . ........ 743 of Memory Enhanc<-mcn1. ...... 750 E~iI . Sctpter of. . ..... 9H
arMawing . ....... 743 of Missiles. . . ......... 750 Good. Crown "f .... . ........ . ... 935
afTraining ...... . . 743 of Mystic Eidol""' ... . . .......... 750 Good Holy Shield ...... . .. "' .... 1098
My I i _ o f Arms . ............. . lJ~l OJ N'ght ~.nK . ... . . . .... . ...... 751 Good. om oL ..... lin
Myl ~ Mouu Chariot ......... . ..... 280 Noj "l. ofNa.-so-Sman Missiles ..... 751 Good. Scepter of ........ 935
MylsibiJ) Codex afCo.llenti"". '. 1197 ofPnrir,.,.,ion . . .. . .. 751 Otbof. ..... 935
Myrlrul~ Ta blet of Fate . . . . . 1418 of Prayer Beads. . .. 751 Orb of Chaotic .. . ... . .. . . . . . .... 931
Mys,. ~ Stone of Mixed Luck ....... 1311 "fPrnteclion . 7$1 OrbafHoli...... . 796
Mysteri"'" Mus. Merty ~. . . 71 8 ofProtecti"" Agains! Chann . 752 Orbofllwful. . 933
Mysteriou, Soun<b,Stoneof ....... 1311 Snake 752 R<>be aftlre Archmagi 1009
M )"I1.ry ofStnrngling . . ... . ...... 752 Scent. Oil "f. . .. .. . ...... 774
Oil/Powder. Ni.,. ... . ........ 774. 906 afStranJlUlari"" . . ... 752 Scepter of ...................... 93S
Rock . . .................... 1020 Syranita\OpaI .... . 1~2 Scepter of ChaoIic . . 937
Stocking of . . 1306 "fUBli..... . . .. .. 152 Scepter of lIwful . . . .. 934
M ystk ofUlutiu ... . .. . . 752 Wimrd) R<>be.. . .• 1018
Eidol""s.. Neckl..,., of .. 750 Vcrpdain ~. . .... 753 Wyrm, Rodofthe. 1041
Mumrd. Metty) ............. . .. 719 "fWater Breathing ......... . ..... 7S3 Neutrality
Wand .. . ..... 1488 Necromancer. Ring o f the. . . , ..... 982 Amulet of ....................... 31
M ystkal Necromancer. Staffof.hc. . ...... 1287 Crown of. . . . . . .......... 9<12
Brown Coating Box . . ..•.. . 215 N..,re><nancy. OnIinary . . ..... 12! I Orb of. ..... .. .. . ....... 943
Equations, Book of. .. 189 N..,romancy. Qu ill of. . 927 Rogalla of .. .. 938
Feather Token. Quaal ~ ........ ISO. 469 N..,w, Hummin,gbird . . . . . .......... B?3 Scepk:r of . . ..... . ... 942
MirTO<. Barlithi.n ~ . . . . ........... 723 Needle Sword of. .... . 1365
Orpn.Hewani). 1550. 1552 ofDeoth ..... . .... ... .......... 7S3 Nu tn lw u lon
Mystics. Tabard af tire ...•...•...•. 1417 afLjv<':!yTanooo ................ 753 Potion of. ................ . ..... 1!80
Mythic Muskmelon. Meny) . 719 Magical Darni1\i. . . ....• 7S4 Poti"" of Seen. . . 888
of Repair . . . ............ 754 Ringof ...... . ....... . ......... 983
of Sewing .............. 154 NeY<1" Ernpty Quh........ . .......... 929
N N.. kor, Sword .. . ......... ... 138<1 Nn~ .. ndJag
NelTadina) !dcnlifier . .. 754 Arrows, Bow of. . .......... 209
Nibil) Wand afMagic MissiJe1 . .. 1488 Nen.Jil1O) !mprov<>d Identifier . ...... 755 &=1 of Grog. . ... .. ........ 160
N...."...n. Ghost Blade. Sword ... 1384 Nraotloa BIrKI af Soll Pnr\:; • •• 160
Nap Crown .. .. 334 Potion of I\Il$on .. . ............ . . 882 N~Ieep. Namara. SWO<tI. . . .. 1384
Na ~ lring.Sword .... 1384 Ring of Infravi.ion . . ..... 971 N~ter, Jewel of. ...... . .. . .... 521
Noi No K2mi ) Hanuner . . ... 557 Ring oftnviJibility ............... 971 N~
NaU Ring of Thief. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9<19 Leaf ..................... 651
BIUl Spike ........•.. Wandof ..... . ...... . ......... 1488
of Building .
!.lea"' . ........... . . .. 745
'"'" Negori"" PI.,.. Prot"" i"",
Onyx Ring of. ... . . . ..... . ..... 984
Ufe. Oi\lPowder of. .
Tun""l slPusaj;es.. Poti"" 10
Dertct .
. ..... 774. 906

. . .. ..•..•..• 895
Fing~r.... ..................... 745 Nemcan U"" Sk.in ................. 755 Newl .. /); Spellbook, [rid . . 1182
" fPninting . . ............ . 745 Nepanth. Sword ........... . ... 1385 Nezram, Claw of. . . . ... . ....... 294
.Ring. SWO<tI. .. ... ... ....... 1384 Nq>thu, Contntas of .............. 329 Ngona Hom ......... 599

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Nibel""ilen, Ring oftbo ............. 98) Nyr Dyv. HlISIJI Barge of . ..... 179 Ogri,hnoess. Kaftan of . ............ 1013
Nidus' , W.r.d of Er>dle .. Nyrond, War SI:I ffof . .m Ohm ~ B1a<;k Box . 215
Rcp"' ition ................... 1488 Ny.1UI's SpeUbook . ...... 1178 0"
N i ~ ht Ab$inlhc ................. . ..... 163
E)': of. ................ 4S8 o f A.id Resi$1once ... 763
M ...kof.
Ring of .
....... 704
. .•...• 9ill
o African Ju Ju .................... 76)
ofAg.I..................... . ...... 163
S«ing, Ned'lace of .............. 7S1 O-Watl.T$U·Mi ~ J ode Tridcnl ... . .. 842 AUspice ... . .. 16)
Su./fof . ...................... 1287 0" Anger ......................... 763
Swordof ........ . ............ 138S ... 906 Animatio>1 . . ............ 764
Nighlbringer ...• 678 C................ . ......... ,. ... 259 Am.. . 164
NighlCap of Sleep . . ..• 250 Ring of . ... 984 Aphrodi.ia ........... 164
Nightcap ofVi,i"" ................. 2S I Oar Ether • ... 761 Arabian Nights . . ... 764
Nightingale, Queen Eh1; ... . Oar of Rowing • ... 761 of Aries. . ....... 764
,.,.."",,1.,.... . ...... . ......... 921 Obeah QillP<rwd., . .. 77~. 906 of A"""" ........ 16-<
Nightma,", Jonnisi Aroma of.. . ... 772 0_1.0« Alltl1<tion ...................... 764
Nights Oilll'owder.Ara\>ian ...... 764 , 899 Moml'" S"'<>!"d of. . . . . 1381 Artrac.wc...... . . ............... 164
Nightwateller, Sword . . ..•... IJ8S Oil of.. . .. . .............. 77S Bard 's Aphrodisiac Inspira,ion . . . 764
Nigluwind. S\Wltd , .. IJS6 'thlc of . .. 1S63 Bats' Blood . ..7M
Nilbot; Arrow . 92 Qbedion' Hourg\a". . .... . ..... . .. 602 ofBeauly.. . ........... 7M
Ni ne Obo ..... .. Be~r ~.. . ..... 765
Li~ S~aler. Sword ...... 1386 Arrow of Slaying . . .. 93 BeIJ&ll1O''s . . ........ 765
Mystery OillPowder . . 774 . 906 ArrowofSubduinli. 92 oflhoBla<kArts ................ 765
SlepS Draining Sword, . 1386 Sow. . . 209 Bottom .21l . . .. 765
Ninggulfim. Guardi.., . .. 1226 Staff .. .. 1288 Bruno's C.,... ........ 765
Ninja Slayi llJ., W" ponof.. . .. . ... IS24 Sword . . 1386 BlIddha . . .... 765
Ninja. Staff of the . . ...... 1287 Object Sword, Loeate . 1381 of Bug RcpeU.nce .. 765
Niool's areI!Trid. ,u ............... 842 Objects, Wand ofM ;,pll« d .. ....... 1487 Bull ~ ........ .. . . .... 765
NithIDalgr'l H"'l' . . ........... . .. 1326 Obliteration, Spear of. . . ... . . !Ill of Buoyoncy .. . ................ 765
Nlrbl • • ObIilmllion. Wandof. . .. 1488 Caloric Shie ld . . .... 766
Ankh . . ... 47 Oblivion . Bcad of. . . ......... 16<1 Carnation . . ..... 766
Monolith . . 759 Obscuralion. Oissimulaton and ...... 1165 Chocolat. . ........... 766
Saddlebags .
Standard .
Nodone ........ . ............... 443
. .. 136
. .. 760
Ob$curtmCIlt Elixir .
Observation, E.treme _r'$ . . . . 44)
of ..... 1166
Obscrvatioru on Fluids. O=tll ...... 1211
CintroncUI
Civ;1
Cleo May . .
................. 166
.................. 766
. ....... . . 766
Noisesom< Spirit Chase".. . ..... . .. 760 Obsesskl n of Cloaking. .. 766
NoJ 's Incense of. ...... 6 11. 612 of Commanding ..........•. . 766
BagofMi.pladng . . .. 136 )"",,1 of ......... . ....... , ...... 523 of Concentration ................. 766
Brace" of Brandishi ng. . ...... 222 Powder of . . ..... 906 of Confusion .................... 766
Claw of M"3ic Exciwlge ...... .. .. 294 Shahpe sh~ 1_ _ of............. 612 ofConq"";nll Glory .............. 766
Missilc Anractor . . .. .. . 1100 Ob.ldlan Controlling. . .............. 766
Netkloce ofNot-so-Sman Missiles .. 751 EuofGha,w . .. 4)3 Cm. A""lo ..................... 767
Nolt. ~ Loch .nd Bolta . . . . . ..... . .. 672 Golcms, Libram of .......... . ... 662 of Crossing . . ...... 767
Nolzur's Marwlous Pigment . .. 837 Golem, Talismonoftlto ........... 1422 Cumin Seed. . .. 767
Nolzur's SpeUbook. ". 1211 HOf>lC'hoc . . ................ 600 Cypress Seed........•..........• 767
Nomog..oc...YI" Broad S"",", ....... 1386 M... ofUrik ... . . . .............. 761 ofOamnation ................... 767
Nomog~ayl ~ HandAxc ....... .. .. 119 Mortar and ~II., Lorlovcim ~ ...... 741 o.r>dan ........................ 767
NOAAIb$tancc: Encyclopaedil ........ 12G5 Shancring, Brooch of. ... 22g o.,i ~ Eme ~. 767
Noon's Condie of Pl"O»iti ....." ......... 243 Steed . . .... . .............. 418 ofQcxl<rity.. . .... 767
Noon 's Ring of OJ inn Summonin, .... 984 Steed of Wondrous PtJ,o,er, Oori ~ ... 475 of Di..",.,hantnICIIt . . 767
N""", C limltes. Gazett. of tho: . 1174 Ot ••I, Doas lsay ~ ..................... 761
North Magneti,m 1211 Double Cross ... . ............. 768
Bane ofthc, S"'<>!"d . . 1344 Obscrvalions on Fluidir ........... 1211 ofDragon~ Blood ............... 768
Boot ofthc . .. 196 Visual SlIock, Theory of . ......... 125 I of Ore... . . ............. 768
Flame oflhc. Sword . . 1368 Ocoupalion, Hot of . . .. 572 oflhoc Dry"". . ...... 768
Grtlt Goldc1l M ~ ofthc .. 677 Oc."'s. Stiff of .................. 1288 ofElastici,y .................... 768
N""",I 's Timely PortnIit .. 106 Ochalor's E~. Wlr<lof ........... . 1490 ofEI.mcntal Invulnerability . . 768
Norzahk. R...... of . . 1221 OcIOp\ls. Glovcoflhc ............... 544 ofEnciuntmcnt ............ •. . 168
Nosec:um. . 37 Odin, FiSl of. Sword . . .. 1368 ofEtcma.1 Fi.., . . 768
Not-So-Funny Funbou.. Mirror ...... 730 Odin,Swordof .. . .... . .. 1386 ofEthtn:.t...... . 168
Not·so-SfJW1 Missiles. Odin" ElIC. Iyp<w ........ . ............. 769
Noi 's Neckl.cc of . . 751 Sow . lW o fE~ . .. . ..... . ....... 769
NOIlIS, Bag of . . ....... 139 Rune Wand . . ..... 1490 o f tho: Evil E ~ . .. 769
Noxious Resistanc., Potion of. .. 88G Spear . . ................. 1129 Excisemen, . . ..... 769
N"iiin's Cursed Ring of Armoring ... 984 S"'<>!"d . . ..... 1386 of Exodus . 769
Nulathoc ~ SpeUbook .............. 1211 Odor. Ring of Jasmlf\C ..... . . . ..... . 972 of the Feas" .................... 169
NuUificalion. Sleeping Bag 00•• ofFc.. hcrFaUinll .......... 769
of Armor . 138.1119 Bonle ofPlcuanl ........ .. ...... 200 of Fiery Burning. . ... 769
Nurn tho: Mod, Booi< of.. . ... 12G5 Chee .. of ...................... 214 ofFirt SriUin. . . 769
Number Numbing, Brooch of. . . ... . .. 227 Chee .. of Vii c . . . ............. 284 Fi .... Finger Gran ................ 770
Numbcr1Wenty Oil Odrovir . . . 880 Frangi Pani .................... . 77(1
/Powder. Bottom ......... . . 765, 900 Ocrtllm.tgik ... . .... 1207 of Fumbling .................... 77G
Nuncha.ku ...................... . 485 ",. G.langak's. . 77(1
Nun. D' Agor ~ Mi"", ofLifcT",,,,,ing. 732 ArrowofPolymorphi og. . ...... 9) Gardenia. . ................. 170
Nu ..... ry, Bla,hpllor 's . 173 Masi Slaying. W• • poIl of. 1524 Getaway's ...................... 770
Nut's Block D.gg.... . .. 366 _ r . G.unll .. of . . ............ 507 Grape ... . 17(1
NutritiOll, Potion of. . . ... . ........ 880 Slaying, w.,pOII of............. 1524 OfGrt3' Devotion ........ 770

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"" ........
orvllioa . . .......... .. 179 OpposiIeAIi......... Helmetof ••.•.• ¥l 1
ofHalrIlcpl_ . no of\Wdoo . _.. 179 0pfI0Ii1e AlipIrnmc. I'Il6on of &110
orlli'" C~ . 770 orWill"-tr . . ............. 179
ofH ip JollnthcC"""",""" . 771 w-,,,tcr"JfUfI . 179 O\IsIof ..•..•. . 42 1
H,"""Quo .. 711 ofWtsllinl.. 779 Mirror of. •... ................. . 712
Honeyovckk ............... . .771 WilCh ~ .... . ................ 179 Rina of. ... . ........ 9S4
of Horridrlw .. . ...... . . . 771 X~ ....... . ............... 719 O~.
Hypnocic . .. . . . 771 yl .... Vlanll . 719 ofOreyhlwk . .7Sl
HyMf'O . . .•..•...•...•... .. . 171 Zodi.. . . ...... .......... ... 779 of N.......... .. IHO
ortl>l/lllMbilily . 771 Zull Zull... 180 SwnI>u ......•...• ... •..•....• IHO
oflmpICI ... . .. 771 OIatlMa' Omary ~ f«ptenAlUof. .. 1171
IrMsibilily
oflfMdnmbilily
lomaiQ. ...........
......... 77 1
.771
..•.. 771 ofBJcuin. ..
~~Owrn
. .. 780
... 780 "'.
of Alipmmt .... . ... .... 7Il
ofl'W 5m"l. . ........ 780 of tho: Block S,,"aIIIJI .... ... ....... 7Il
Jannis\, ofNi~ .. . ...... m offlyina .... .••• • ..•• 780 CrysuI ...............•.•. 7Il
Jazpcr'l. ofl'etmanem Ethrealotss .. 772 of Heal", .............. .....•. 780 ofChlotic •.. 937
"""" m ~ ~.. . .. 780 ~ofT)"I''''' '"
01 JiM R~"i . . . .
JoH~Ro.d ...
m
.. m
ofM.., .sm.m", .
1'IloiJon ...
. .. 181
. ..•... • 711
of DiIWll V.......... '"
of o..conic lnllloera . . . . '"
Kluddt ..... rn ofRecovcry .•......... ...... .... 7BI oftho:Drap .... ns
lavenIkr .•..................... m ofScarR~I .. .. 781 ofDnjonkind .. . .7115. 780-m
of life . ............ . 772 ofScarrinl ... . .. 781 ofEvil. •..... . ..... ............ 944
ofLi,lu,n, . . 772 ofSccond 5-'"" . . . 7S1 ofGolclno DHtb ................. 79S
orLiVltninll Boll... . ........ 712 of Sootttini . • • . . . 782 of 000<1 . .......... . ..941
Lily of lhe \/allt)' .......... ...... 773 Tannin. ..... .. 782 ofllolincss . 796
of LofrI • • . .......•...••.... 773 Ojy-<lo. Throwin. Sun of . . 14lS ofl.lw . 797
ofLwni_.. . 773 O-KuQl·Nushi ~ Stoff .. 1288 of l.Iwful ... 933. 4)(
MapDlii .
ofM""""""",,
MlybcI'l II1KC1Chatm .
. ... 773
.. 773
.. TIl
""Captain .,;th Pipe. Slaruc
of Power . . 130l
of N... traI •

of bdianoe . . .
• • 93'. 937
of f'lcunlity •...... ........ ..... 943
. .. 197
ofMMwy ....... m Slh Swua of Power .••. . UOJ ofRemoeeActicro .. • •• 1911
of Metal Fln,ue • • . .. 773 SIhy wid! Rai_~ S _ RacloL ......... .. 1034
Mo;o ..... . .......... 774 ofPowcr .••.. _•. 1304 oftflcSi ...... 0...- .. . . .. 799
ofM_ Rqoubioft .•....• 77. Olfoctory 1l1...oo... Opool of .......... 526 0rb00I kina . . . . . . . . ..... 9$$
Moon... . .. 17. OIibMum 0i1lPowdcr...... . 715,907 Ore, Jnd GobIn.. Cnnbol.
1>1..... ... . .. 714 01, ... 0i1lPowdc'. Virgin . m, 910 I'Il6on ofOnon, . . . an
Nilltissua. . . . . . • . . . • . . . • . 774 Olivcr~ 5-..1 .. . Iln OreWoAmuld .. . ..... . 17
ofNwlf&l Sunl .•.... ..•...•.... 774 OljlnSca, Tridmtoftho: ..... 8« Orcsll)'ef Sword. Harpo.. . . . ... . U7~
ofN .... Life ...... .... 774 OlillM HUp ................. 1327 I,)n:u, 1.losman of . . Ill'
Ni ... Myalcry •• • .. . 774 OIW)'tl Fomtfriend~ Spcllbook. Sir .. 1244 Ore,..' I Wand.... . 1490
Obooah •••.• . .. 774 OlyntlKM, Shield of. llOO Order. (jawl of .. SIl
otObNience.. . .•. . ........ . 775 Olynthot, SVoWd of. . . . . . . . . . . . . 1186 Order, MirrorofSimpl. . . .... 7)(
OIiban...., .. 7n Drneld ortho: PIlnCI .... ........ . . 782 Ordirwy NOU<lfI\anC)' • . . .. . 1211
ofPennanrno I.>itencbanlrnm!. ..•... 775 One Plumt. CIoItL<oftho: . . .•. l06 Ore. World·Shield.. . . .. 1S61
ofPeuirocation .. 775 Onorimrrw>oy. SubIin>ated .• ...• ... • 1244 Orpn. Hewwd .. Mysrical ....• 1'50, 1m
ofP!wwpl ......... "'c .m Oni SIIyiII&, Wupoft of . . . .. 1524 Orp::l'1 Wand ofEanh,...,. .. . . 1491
ofPllolphonn ..... . .. 775 Onion. Minionions ofSel . . ... 182 Ori.... oftflc H.,..-Olass
Onioa. 5 __ . • •

....
of..., ";"kpocUi •.. ......• 77S . .•• 782 Symbolosy .•. 1211
<!IPf¥o,a •••••••••• . ..... 776 OlIn...... Rod of .. urn Orizon. 0Wd0sICr., . . . . . .. lin
<!I"'-tvaIiorI ..•. ..• .• 776 Oril:on. hlvsler.. .. .. .. . . lin
Prirnrwo ...•. ..... • 716 9&11. ........ . •. ISO o.jalllll .. ArblIIOI. ... . ...•. 1211
Rcpcilll ~ Cw"dled Death . .. 776 Doi .............. 478 o.n..ncntal Scant"J1pos. . . 5 I'
ofRevcniblli!), . .. 776 ofNevcrwintc:t .. . . . . 523 Orray oftht 1.....,.1'!ann .800

........, ..
ofRoman<c .

R~ ..
.. 776
...... 776
. . .. 776
Pantbcr Fi."';.. .. .. ..... ... . .... 477
Or
Rinl Ntpt''''' PII.. ProIectiOll ... 9114
and SIffl Mobil, ................ 737
Ortnit~ l..ancc nfDoom . .
Orvu (PoiIOll).
OIiris. Staff of .
. .. 6-68
. ... ..... • .... 1201
.. 1281
of Rust Proonn • . •... .. . 776 Oole, Bean of.... .. 165 OIi..-..'I RCIyII FII;I .. . 488
Sandalwood...... ....• . . 776 00"" Command. Rina of. ........... 985 OImIl~ Staffoflhc Woodlands ..•... 1288
ofSettlts ... ..... m Opoci!),. Window of . . 1559 0I1ri<:1I StoncIatd, NitbiAll ... 760
of Scribe• •••....•...••. .m
ofSctyiQa ...•. m "'e.ts
" Pip... ... . .... 477
Chyluth . ...
Oril""." Spcllbool
. .... lln
.. . 1174.1244

....
of Sharpoow .
of S~pperifteu

~~
Spikmard •.
..
............ m
.m
m
m
.... m
E~,Block.....
Nedlaec. PrilP'I BIocl< .
~. Synni .. ~ ............. 752
of~.Fir< ....
ofotf"attory Illusion .
. 451
. 749

. S2l
. 526
000'1 Spcllbook .
Ouo,A...,
Ou&et" I'IIrIII Artifoccs,
TrimiI"CaWopeof ..
. ..... ••.••.. ]140
..•...••..•••••••• III

. 1460
()yal Scant ofTzoIo .. <lIIInIiIn . 1ll4. 1464
Spirit •••••• m Open Doon.Cbarm of. . 282 Ovea ofHati... .. . 800
ofStiI'- m Open Mind, PoQon of....... .. ...... 880 Overwhelmi"l .......,.
ofSlono Pauqc . .,n Opul.. AIeese'l PbitlCr of. . n7
ofSUIIilr .........••. . ... 778 Ala ....... Chi ..... of. ............ 816 ~ .. S-..I... . ........... Il87
or-Ti .... . .... 778 BlICkl~or............. ......... . 231 Owl. Sel"pcntiJle .•...•...•. . 478
ofnmcimncSt .... 778 Chi.... or. . ......... 817 Owlbtar, Arrow of Polymorphinl . . . 93
TriMy . .778 Hi"" or . . .... 596 Owlbear CIo&k . • .. JOl
of Unlock ina .. 779 lroru of . • . . ....... . .......... 619 o-.J~lofAttlCksUp""Ihc_ . •. '21
VabtnI ..•.
ofVlbntiOll . .'"
....... 779
i(eyor ..... . ................ 629
SebastiAll .. Chimeof.. 817
Oyori of tho: U.w-.. Warrior . .
~C1wst ............
. 78
. ... . ..... 217
Vi";nOlive
. '" ()ps>orIonI Wapod...ntJt IIanus ..".•... IW9

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Device . . ... 405 l'Hcussion ]....trwnents. Cupl 'l ...... no

p Oil of Sto ............. . . ... .. . ... 178 l'<-regrin\ Tr.. tise on Fi.ed Portal. .. 1214

...
P'oh Slayma. Weapon of .

C1>nncbeawt Tclepon
. 1524

...• 145)
<><iel~ Wa nd ofEulh.
Rod of...
I'a$t. Minor ofllle •.. ,..
Path, Semll of the SIe]Ior .
. .. . .. . 1491
. .......... Ion
..732
. .. 1014
Pmsrine\ Sword .
Perfect Fil. Cloth of .
"'rf. ~
AromI of DreAms •.
, .... ll87
. ...... 3D

... 823
ono...'1 N<iI<: •.
Tranoponer ...... . ,,,.
"n hIIlcIroa O(Valor • • .
Pavkw .. BeU .......
. ••. 65
. .. 8]S
Curdled DtatIo .•.•.
EJyas ..•..•..•.••
. lli
. ...• 124
hOcIIeboIni MaciuI .
Paddltbotnl ofW0ndr0u5 .'" r-...............
Pb ~
......
Medal];"" ofSptli E>:c~ .... 713
284. 286 Euo:aceof~ ....•.•.
Murdock\ lnsedward .
.. 124
ill
T..... fomwion SOl Peace. Bi... lite Wand of .. 147S SWella .. Aphrodisiac: •. 82S
hdriK'a PonabIe Purveyor of PotionJ . . 802 Peace. Sbakuhac:i (Flute) of ... . .. .. . 15<12 "'ri. pt
Pal", GIIe. . ... . . ... . ....... 1])6 Peaceful Coollet. Ileaddn: .. of . 512 of Fool Rotting ...... .. .....•.... 825
I'ajet. Poioon ... .. . . . .. .. . ....... IllS Peaufull'erioptofPu .... .... ..... . 825 of Health . . ......... .. 825

...."""of........
p..... TomeofGlowl"ll.

671
. ... lUI

,..
F'eo<em. ~ ",

PWcs. Barrier. Hom of the .

I'I!anlrt, Etcmal •.
017

""
• •••• 447
or Pax. Peaceful . .
of Proof Apinsl
of ~ Procecti<Mo ••••••••••• , 827
. .. 825
....... 826

Pipesof. ..
Scythe of. . . . . .
Suppreuion. Potion of
.. IH S
. ...... 1116
........ UI
-"Bead
Blacir . .. 804
.• 16t
of1'tocectiorl from ].itu<hitl
and lKcdons .. . . . . . . . . . . . .
ofWoundClosuR ........ . .... 127
827

VioIeuof ............... ..... . 1471 Dfqon . . ...... 804 Pmnanem Disend...' .......1. Oil of .... 17S
"-in! ., (Sec "
aIMII) ofllleEbbina;T... .. , .. .... 8(lS PormanenI E~ J.Q:PCf~ Oil of . Tn
P.inti"l, GIori"""I .. Livillj . . 104 of E,, ~ment . . ........ . .. . .. 80' PerpetUiI Youth. Amulet of. . . . .. )8
Pljoo T ree, Leaf of. . ........ 652 of Flyinll . . . . SOS Perpcnul Youth and
Pililoc. AI·Azidi Ghostly. . ..... 26 Giant BlICk .............. ... . . .. SOS Inexperience: Amulet of. . . 38
Pllldins."'"""" of Sloyin& ...... .. .. .. 99 Gold .. 805 Pcnana\ TridenI . . &42
Paladinc 'l Holy Symbol ...•...• ...• 597 Kathena'l. ofWisdom . . ..... S05 1\'neYerance. Am:>w of. . . . . . . 9)
hlale. U!mSi1 " f the Cv.lnred .•••••• 1466 of~ ........ . 1105. 806. 1086. 1108 PmtYmnaAllgef. The. Whip ....... ISl3

...
..~ of IdcnIity. Bell... ...... , ••..• 836
Palm Sip AlnWec. • .

of Cooli",
• ...... )7

.. 802
ofl'n>leebon from File . •
R«I ..
o(tbcRisineTodo
ScrpcfIt Spirit
. ....• 8(11
. . 1107
.. 807
.. 1107
I\'I1Oft,SwordofOwm. ..•.••.•.•. I149
~. Tomtofll _ _ ..

~Philtcrof...
I\'st ProIecrioa. Charm of.
1442
. 129
. .. 212
ofSpiti"i . .. 802 Ship of. . ... 1086. 1108 I\'st ProIecrion. SUnlb of... 1058
Pip" . " .. LHS of tile Sin"" ,, , 807 Pestilo..ce.1'otion of. .. , . 881
Panic, Drum of. .... . . . . ....... , 819 Storm Ridcr~ . , 80? rc,lle. E\Ietj>f"Odocin& Rice
of Panic Pipes . . ......... 15$$ ~Icr".. .. SO? Morw and, Lorlo\.'Cim " ..•...... 741

I
Panic, Spear of.
"""!her
........... ... Ill1
Fipuinc. 011)'1 • • • •
Panlhcr SWIIIInI. Nilhian. .
Panzurid'a Quanemolf ...
Poo, 1->< Cbain of .
• • 477
. 760
. 12U
. 272
ofUhimate Wisdom
ofW"..........
Parts.smn,of .......
Pas I'IMion. Map: . . . . .
PcdesIaI of Blyphian . • • .
.. 8011
. SOS. 8011
. 1119
. .... 17'
. lIOII
I'cs1le. Obsidian Morw and
Pel Rock. ........
"""" Helmet 0( .•
"""" lccnof ...
Petr1fle.tIH
..
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.. 591

"'" ... """" of I'I>lymoo'p/Iinl .

offonnJ .
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.... 80l
.....
Peepinc. W"ondow of .....

of lmrnwt the IIrvincibie

ofWalki"I . •.. ,
IS59

. .•.. 808
.. 109
Eyeof. . .. .....
Hiat.... Net of ..
H-,"""of.
Lentof ..
.•. .•. .•. .•.
. ..... ........... .. 6$4
.. 4S8
. ... 756
.. 600

I'apynIJ Scepter. Amulet of the ... 38 I'i,..te with. SIII\Ie of Power . 1)04 Necklace of ... . m
hnelemCfllll Commaod, Rina of .
hnollel Worlds, Doors
.'" Pellet. Fluh ...................... 1109
~.
Oil of................
Potion of .
. ... 77S
. lSI
and J'NA&eS of .... liM of ~Ilt!ou 1109 ~ Banner of .... .... . 156
Pwalysis. t:.rin, of ..... 426 ofSwitt Writinl ,. 1109 Scroll of Pr<M«tion from ......... 1019

...........
hnlysis. Spt. of .

AmtW of .
......... llll

. .... 93
ofTt\Ilh ..............
Qui]1. •. ............
PendaOl, Equua •...•...•...•...•..• 810
. .. SIO
.. 924
Shield ofProof' ApillSt, ••••• , •••• 11 (1)
Petrif"oed Shield .. •.•••••••••••••• 11 (1)
l'etrif"oed Weapon IU2
0usI . . ... ,UI Pendant. Rahasia .. ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 811 PhIJIdaI \ Sptllbook .. .. 1m
ProIection. Banner of. ..... 156 Pendulum. Lithooenlric ...... 610 Pkandoooi \ Bracer ..... 222
Scroll of Protection from ..... 1019 ~t,..tin8. Arrow of. , 9l Phlndore~ Wand of .... , .. . . . .. 1491
Wandof... .. .... 1491 ~""'"'tinl. Oatt of , , .. . 374 Phantasmal APIlI. . • • •• 58
\. Paramel. .... .... .. .. ...... . , ... llS7 "'... t .... tkl" Pbanto""
PAIVIIIi.I .• •. . ..•. ~ A"",",of ... ...... 9l Sow . . .. .. 209
PnvisuIl Emonalions. Goat .. lIn Hammerof . . 5S7 Form. Rina of .... 986
h",~ .. " t
oH.OOIIiIlR ... .. ................ 801
of Montier Hok\i&II ••. . ..

~lf.Procectin& . .
. .• 801
of Scloo;tive Readift& ••..•.. •••••• , 804
.. 8001
~ ..,
PitchfootI: of ..••..•
I\'nnanI ofa.-ty ..•

Nail. T..... •.. .••..

ofluck .
......... 143

.. ...... 146
. ............ . ...... 324
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~
S~ ......

1'tI....."
Crook .•.
Flail.
andGhcasls. ~ of ..
. ..... UB7
1191

. .•. 827
..... . 488
of Spell Ste.li", .. .... . ........ . . 804 Ret\lminll ... .. .. . ..•.... 325 Ruli",St&ff. ...... 1288

,".
Pvftoit Potion&. hdriac\ "'nllel.. (Tarot. Suit of) . 401 !'hue l'otion. .. 881
Potuoble ~ of . , ... 802 People. Rinll of tile Little . ,. 975 Plw\'i hip .
Pam. Iron Rod of , , .. 1028 Pepper ofSneuin" . . . . .. , 248. 249 PhaI;l1Ia Crystal . .. 143
Parrot, Crystal ... . . . ...... .. .. .. )48
htryina.Rodof. ...
Panint. Onod PIck O(Eanh .••..••.. 135
. ]014 ........
Pepper Tali-. Fire .

PWonof. ....... .
. •... • .. 1422

.. UI
Phtl\honi" Amukt.
Philippul. S....arcI
Philooop/ler~ Ea: .....
...• 38
.. un
• .. 436
l'artina. Pi<:k ofEanh ....... .....• .. I3S
httian. S....arcI. , ••••• . lln
""""'m
Van.ionI on Th: V....al
.... IISI
. 1261
Philooop/lef\ Soone ••••••••••
P~ l lttr
.. 1lI4

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P..... Applic~ionI of ........ . , .. 119? ofBeaUly., •. ~.
Cloak of ... ... . .. .. .. . .. , ...... )06 l'Im:uuion l"'t1\InICfIt .. , . . Btl of Orunl:enness ............. 828

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'.111... o f I'\It"Iu:rina. Smokiroe: . . . . . 1125 Mail o f dw: s.:.. Keolis11 .... .71
o..imaI..... .. 828 ~1f·Li&brin&. Smolin&: •. .. 1126 ofSolamolUI • .. 19
ofGlibnw . . ....•...• 828 o f Smoke Rinl$. SmoI<in, . . . . ..•. 1126 PII,in"", Coin . • . . ...... 124
oflo.o.f . . .............. 848 of Smok'ns. Smokin, ...... . ...•. 1126 Planer of Purity . . .......... 839
ofl<M: ........................ 828 Smokinll ... . .................. !l22 Pla)1'" Flule.... . .. . . 1541
of Snoke Swnmoninj. Smokina . 1126

-.
of l'erslwivmeu .. 829 P1eaan. Odon. Soale of . . . ..... 200
Quirb .... ..... .. 129 "", Plenril'ul POOons.. Bealer of .••....... 165
ofStanlrnerint:..., Stu..m..c..... no ofMimalAttnI:IiooI ...... 15S4 Pleatiful W..... I'iU of ...... . .1l7
I'IIlo&iaon. TrickDt or.... . . . 80% Copper . 1' S4
PlIooab Damh's ............. ... 1' S4 BaJof. ........ . ..... .
Egofthe ........ . ... .. 436.437 G. . .... . ...... ISS4 Calabash of. ........... . . 211
RU,i of1lH: .. 986 Haunting · .•. ... ..•. 1'S4 Cauldron of.. . 269
Sw.IanI. Nidlian • • •••••••• 76(1 ofPaio . .• 155' Ooak of .•......••..••........ JOl
Photphoo~I,", 0;1 of . .•.••...••.. 775 Pton ••...•..••••••••••• ..... m s Feedbta of.•.....••..••........ 134
I'tIosphoo\Il, Componml$ ofhNc . . ...•.•..•....• . .m s Hom of . . .........•........ Is.tIi
andR~or ...
"-J>borus, Oil of .
.... 1157
. •...... 775
-.
of Sounding. .
. ..... 1555
.. ISH
MlliOf .
Nelof . . ................. 751
741

"""',,")'!IllIesi. Eli.i, ..
Phrmdj.... Sptllbool< ••. . ... 1215
.'" Speak in • ................
Water ••.
.. 1556
.. 1556
Porion. Hom of. . . ........... 812
Table of .. , .............. . 1417
'-.,'<>fIacI..,. ~OusIof.. .• 415 Plunlal...... • • • 466. 839
1Jno.'ory ••••••.••..•••••••••
."" P'inIo MIle wi!h ~ier, SWue
.. 1lOo1
f'b.nasIonc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PI""",.CIoakoftheone
119
.... 306
ofFaithflllnm..
HlI'Oi'!em'l. ofF.ilhfulr>ess .
of Long Y~a " . . . . . . . . . •. . ..
""
. ... 830
. . &31
ofPowa ...
Pin •• with l'qJea ..•.......• . ..... IlOoI
PiStOl Altemole World Ol le. Laser •... 5<11
Plume ofM .... [vory ............... 127
P1Wftpnest. . . . . . . . . . . . • • • 848
of MOCI$lroo.II Alttntion . . • . . . 83l Pi. Fieod • • • 1192 lUke! Tool, AlttnWc World 0110 . . 501
ofRigt.teousnw.... 83 1 PilCher ofBIendioa;. . . . . . . . • 838 I'ocket, Wand of I'rimc MMeriaI .•• 1~ 1
Phyh::alAspecl$ofs.,ellbooQ ..••.. 1m PilCherofCoolitwollt w..... . ..... 838 Pod:eu., CIo.t of Air . . 296
P!IyDcal Enlw>ccmcOl £liltir • . . 44) PiICllIOrl: ofPeoeuation . . .... 843 Poin ...... Nail of. . . 745

""of Earth Plnin,. . .... . 835

PilOn. PriSITIII 's. . . . g"
Pi .... Cherry. Enchan.ed ... . ......•. 1089 "'-Balloon . . .. . .... . lSI

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ofl'ror":imcy . . ........... 1332 Pi .... I'\)Iion 10 Dmc. Stonework Bclpren . 1200
ofl'nlpitioustlw....
ofSlnanminl ..
. ...•.. UJ2
. 13)2
T•
PixieC\oK
.••..••..•.
.'"
..•.. )02
ClndIe ..•...• . ..•..•...•..••... 246
Chala of. .. 216
I'ictau ofl'ictcifoc.. .. .. 119 ... IOM ~ .. . 1201
l'iduc, Wilherillj . • . . 122 PI"''s S......-d ... 1]17 Ou. Shield ofPn>ofApi .... ..... 1101
PickpockCl. Oil Ortlle. ..•... 775 Plan. M.as'~ . .•• 6')4 Olut Bead of . 164
Pio.ish Baa of Fiends .. . .... 136 PI.... Ituld .•. . . ...... . 1201
Pie of Four·and·""""'ry BI.. kbirds ••.. 835 Anif...... Trimi.a~Ca .. ~ kIeyo •• .•.......•. . 1201
P'ic o f lWpbe:rnel •.•. .. 835 ofCkne. .• 1..wI Uourda5 . .••. . 1201
Pie, Rhubarb . . IJS Beinp. ............ ofSLaymc ...
. . . . 97 Neptioft. Po6ooo of. . ... 182
Picrc:er.Sword .•. 1387 Fort ........ .. 0191 om........ ..... . 711
Ple-rtia K MOIW<n, Dan ofSlayinB .... . ..... )75 o..-u.... . ...... 1201
Am:rw of. •................... 93.95 MOfti'<n, Weapon wi.h BonU$ VI ... 1509 1'aJcI........... ......... 121$
..•.. 162 Tmel. Cbal~ of ...... . 276 PeriapI of Proof Apins! . . . . . ... 826
. ,~ PlAnan, $bell of Pmltclioon vs. . 439 Potion •• . ..• 813, 182
J.... lin of. . . . . . . . . . .
l.aAce of . . . . . . . . . . . .
. ... 624
. .. 649
"'M
ProltcIion, Ony>:. Ri"l of Negative ... 9SJ
I'otioII of IIMIIIIIity .... • . . • •
I'rap1I .................
• .• 813
.. 1201
~Ijammi"l Ram .....••••••..• 1261 Repra.etUa.ionJ. of the Sentient ..•• 1220 Proccaion. Banner of . . ........ 156
I'I&mu l Shift... Bridle .•.. 224 Selobbu<l of.. . . IO~S
of Blad"moor ... . . . . . ... . . 836 1'1. - SerGIl of PmlO:CIiod from ....... 11)80
Longevity .•. 106, 837 Amulel of !he .......... J8 Shralh, Zadore~ . .1 092
NoIzur's M......,Ious. .. 837 of ""'imalle'.. . .•• 1215 Ulerun .. ... .... ....... . 1202
Yellow Kohl ... 8l7 BooI! of the ... . .... 189 Varnka ............... . 1202
Coda; of the Inrmi ..... Pononin&. EI;';irofHealinl .
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!'ilf,,",,&, 101.....1of S,.,.blry •
!'ill. DeslIin.l';o., Tablel
........ 251
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. 831
Utnm of the
Ornelel of the .
... 659
· .• . ..•...•• 664
.. 782
I'oitonou-. C\oU of. . .
Poisons of !he Nalhlum
. .... 442
. 301
. .... .. . 1200
Pill of HanllCJ'm Relief. ... 837 Orrery of the Inne. · .•...•..••• 800 PoisonJwon:l . . . . • • . . • • • • • . . . . 11"
!'ill of.PlmliM Water .
P'illioa ............ .
P'iUowofR..-..- .
.. 831
''''
· . 838
S......-dofthe .
Planewy Locator ••.
P1aniJphcre. Celeolial ••
.• 1387
... 671
.• 210
<om
Dnw ... .
off"... CoaInll
.
.•.• 140
...
I'D> ofCommunieation
!'ift of the Icys...
Pinch,,,," Boot ftf.
Iron .
...•.. 228
. 619
......... 196
PlIrd< .... . ..••••••
PI.al
Control. ~ion of.
... .. .....• 8l8

...... 882
ofSearin • .•.
of S<unmonina
Pole, Fiohi!1jl .... .. ......... .
...
. • .. .. 140

...
!'ink Ell .
P;"whee~ T>Uimi's

~SmoIci"l
Bubble Smoki"l .
. 438
..•• 14601

.•• 1122
1123
Conuol. ROna of . .
Conuoi. SUoff of. . .
a.-.t.. Lamp of ..
CirowIh. PoIion of . .
. . 985
1215
. .... 645
. ...•••. In
Proccaion. ~ of . . . . .. .. ....•.. 851
PoIea.",
~
Reprilcbu>e .•
IWnatin ••..
...

WI .... Elcmcnlal Slayer.

. . 143
..... 143
•••••••• 8-1 7
~,

Charged Smoll",. . •... . 1123 Plan" . ~ion of Spa): wilh ... . .. .... 89) Waw ................ 847
Elmin>lCt's Smokin, ... 1123 PIan!s. SerGIl of Proitc.ion from 1079 Poiiohin&. CkIIh of. .... 113
E~in.Smokin3 . 1'o1iJhin&. Oauntle! of.... . ....... 5(17
Halftina; Smokina; . .
of Healed Wind .
.. 1123
. ••.. , 1m
.. 838
"'"8001< ..............
AnnD<. HcimdaU 's Wbioe •n
&39
~ Coff", of. CreMioI\ ••. • .. ) 17
I'IlIyc~T""' ...•...•..• 101
latini S""*""......... , ...... 1125 ofCounltrf.ilUtJ. ..... . .. 839 ~ Self, Poltionof ....... 8S.. 882
OIdCap!lin with. . 1303 Dinner . . ... . ... . .. ... ...... 839 Po\)'mor1>hc<l Gear . . . . . . . . . • . . .. .. 22
Orpn . ....... . . .. . . 1555 L<om"""~. . ....... . ....... 819
F'wnmem Smok'''' ' 1121 Mail of Elbereal-. Tuleft's ........ 12

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I'ol)'morpblill
AI'TOW of. . . .. . . .. . .. . . ... 93
Clay.
Clean and Dry
........... ..851
............. 851
ofGnomc: Cunuol . . ... 172
of Goblin CancroI .............. . 872
1
Mirynda~ Wandof. ............. 14S7 Cle&rwa!er. . . . 851 of Golden Silence ............... 171
Sllicld of Proof Apinsc. • • 1101 of Climbi"'.... . 8S1 of Good Humor. • .•.. 171
Wand or.. .,' ..... 1491 ofCuid RcsUcanct .•. . 858 Grwy Slumber .•. .•......•.•.•... I'l l
1'I:>matj, 00l0I;'' Shield cdlM ••..••.. 1096 ofConfusiuG . . • • .• ..........• . lsa of~ .. . 171

....
~. Rin&oflhe

DimmsionlJ
.. 91'

.. 847
ofConu.c:t DiSf\lPliull .
of ContrOllable Scent HeuInOlizarioa . 8U
of Concrolli", Ilarna&e . . . .
• lsa

. SSS
ofGmwdl .........
of lialf·ElfCuncml . .
offtalf~ContrOl ..
. .. 111
. 872
112
G:>1dcn ........... . ... .. &47 orlbe CooroNvc Too.>C:h •••••••••••• 158 of Hllning CumroI .........•.•... • n
Portal, M e\~'$. ... .. 847 ofCraflsmanship.......... . 159 of Heali"" .... . ..•....•.... 8n
Spelljammin, Helm ..........•.. 579 of Crelcion •. . ........ 8S9 of Hell8eyubi C",,!r01 . . 172
ofT..n . . ........ .... 847 ofewe 0;"'..., ......... ........ . 8S9 of Heroism . 172
I'upherio~ GlI'dcn. . . . . . 84S ofCuri"llYClllchropy . . ....... 859 110m of I'IcnIY . . In
I'orpherio~ S......ro.. 1388 of Danter O-Ccion .............. 8" of Housenc Cun!n>l 112
I'oorTmc..... . OJ Dart Dnn of lilt Voodoo MISten .. I" ofH ........ CuMoI .. In
f'orcclain Crystal W.nor . • • . . .••.. 348 orDear..a. ............ ,,, Hurnminat>inI HeN< . . .. 173
I'otcupifte Quill. •••.....••..•..••.. en7 ofOo-knte ........... 860 oflnlmllli!y ...•...•.••.•.. .In
I'I>rcupW Tal........ .•••.• . .•. 1420 ofOo-n.... . 160 of llIIrDIIftizario rm... LYCMUh.O!'"S . 81)
Port. NeYermdinc Borrel of Sa/t ...... 160 ofOo-Iusion . 160 oflnlRvision .. . . . . .. 171
J>orpherio'lGanlofo ......... .•. 848 ofDetecl U.... fe Cuns1nlCrions .. 89S ofl ...... SImlgth ................. 813
Porl.bIt ofDetM Nowl\lnnelsll'uuges .... 89S of l"",I.,ion. . ..•n
Sridae .... ... 8SO of J:k1ecl Shinin. Wl lIslRuonu . ••• 89' of In.. nsiIY . . 8n
Canoe ... . . ... ............ 180 ofDdecI S!Oo\eWOI'k Tra~i!$ .... . 89$ ofl nvisibiliIY "S.S7l
Canoe:.t. TlCkl. Box, Goert 'J .. 179. 21 4 ofDetMGndeOfSlope ... 89S ofl nvulnerabiliIY .. 171.898
Hole .... .... ... lSI of Oe!ermi"" Direction ofT~1 . I9S oft "", Handedness . . 174
MtsI ......................... 709 of Oe!cnnine Depth UnderJround B9S 1_.. TMh . . ...... 17~
~ ofl'otions. PadriK'I ...... 102 of Dijearioa .••.• • • 160 ~ . 17~
SNdooI .......... 151 of DiaIi"I. . . . . . . . . . ....... 160 or~COfMmI .•n
Sprin& . . .•..••..••.••...• ." of 0inU1IIIIion . • • • • . . . 160 1Wt\ DrinII: ..•.••.•••••••• . .17.
f'MI&e. Canoe of. .. 178 o f DirccIion . . .....•..• 160 of lanpIaac 1.eanU..,. . . ... 87.
PoNl. LocaIor .. .. 671 oflllt DracoIidI .........•..• 861 ofl.etlwJ:y .. . .. . .......... 874
PoNL. M.IImu\ I'00I ..•...•....... 847 of Dnjun B<e&.h ..........•... 862 oflcvillcion .. . ................. 174
I'(Itlllo of On.jon ConU1)1. . . . . ......... S64 of lIcbdorn . . 814
Mirror of .. . ...• 732 of Dnlun Si&hc . . . . . .... 86S of Life Scealin8 . 876
Pcrqrln'l Treati .. 011 Fixed ...•••. 1214 Dnaon~ Blood...... . ........ 86S of Life Suspenoion. • ..• 876
Scroll of ...... . 1076 of Drumi", . . . 865 of LiJlUninc Form ...••.. 876
Sil_Kcyof.................... 6J1 of Dfumspccch .. . 865 ofLon&evi!y .... ISS. 117
l'IlnmanIeIou of t noplny. Tenser\ .... 261 of DnmkennHl . .W lIM .. 117
1'Ilwai.. 1,",~\ .. lOS Dumion .85l ofluck ... ..... . 817
I'IlwaiI.N....... \T......" . 106 ofo-1"ConcroI... . ... 872 ofLycamhmpy .. . 817
~byM.pc .... . ... 106 ofEWriciIY ...... 86S.866 M.,., Wi"" . . . . . . 871
I'onni~. Wand of ... 1. 91 ofElemen1l1 C""trOI ............. 866 of Mlgic Blocki... . . ... 817
",*idon\ Trident . 8-4l ofElcmmlllFOI'nI .. . ....... 866 of M* Enhantemmc. ... 871
1'9unlloa ofElfConcroI .. . ..... 872 Mfogic ~IS . 878
Armor of .... 79 ofEnli",ttrune1U •......... . ..... 866 Df MI&k Resislanco . . ..• 178
Ruta of . . . . ...... 1222 of ESP.... .... 867 of M.pc SMldil\j . 171
Scroll of I'rou>ccion from •........ 1080 ofE!herealiIY 867 of Mqnelism . . . 811
1'01, CllJilucle\ boa ..... 269 ofEl<plooioN .. 861 orM"",ij"oc:arion ... .m
Pol of ....... Pmoection • • ••••••• IS I ofEl<... HeaJu., . • • . • . . . ...... 861 ot MarrunlI CGnIJ'DI ••••• • • • • • • ISS
......
I'o!enI Dnll, Durimal .. ............. III

of At.orption ... In
ofF,,", BIUIh ..........
ofFin:R~
of Fin: VuLnerabilily .
.. 861
......... 861
. ........ 868
otMarntnallA...... Cunrrol .••.•..•• IH
ofMaolaT1liewry .
ofMtrPl
. .... 878
.. 819
of Advanced Medillrion . . .. 15-4 of Fish ContrOl . . . . 8SS of Metal 1!IIIlIIIIIit)' ........... •..• 819
of A,ein& ...... ...... .......... 85-4 of Fluidrai..................... 868 ofcl>< MidasT_h. . ..... 819
of AiiliIY .. .. 85-4 of Flyi", . . .. . .. . . .. . . . 868 of Mind Dsmpenin& . . 819.
of Alternate Prof.woo. . • 85-4 of~II8 .. ..869 of Mind Fucusinl .. 819
AmalpmowL ..........•• ......• 85-4 of ForadMnw •. . . 869 of Mind RO$!OrUion . • • • • . . ... 819
ofAmton.ia .. . ....• 15-4 of Fonil\lde . . . • • . . . 869 Mifa&e......... . ... 819
of Animal COMo!.. . ......... ISS FuulWMer ... . 869 of MimftdE)'CS- ...... 119
AnIi!Iow .••..••..• IS!! of Fm:dom . . . . . . . 169 ofMiMiie~.... . .. 180
of AMimqjc . • . . .•.•... . US of Frail Air. • . . • • . . .. 169 of M_c......... •.••..•..•..• 180
AftIi-SIoop . •• U, of Frip . . • • . . . • . . • . . . •. 169 o r NeulrtJ~ ..•..•...•...... 880
ofA1cuM:C"i1""ul.",sion ..... 8!l6 of F",", Rosi$tanoe . . ....... 869 of Normal Sceftc N... b1IliD6on . . 8U
or ArchRIIJcdom ... . .... 8!l6 orF... Clrow!h ..••..........•.... 870 of No>.ious ResistulOt ..•. 880
of A.;an!M1RIIII&1Coon-ol ......... 8!!S ofGajin Con!rOI ................. 812 of Nuui.ion ..................... 880
ofBIJoCk Si",•....... .......... 8!l6 of Gaseous Funn . •. .........• I S!!. 870 Odmvi. .. 880
of Blc-ndin8. • ••• 85-6 <>fGeniUJ. . . ... . .•.... 870 ofOpe:l Mind . .. 880
orBlindr>e5a •••• 85-6 "fGhoqI. COMo! . • . . • S9S Qt Oppo&iLC Aliprnenl •••.•••..•.. 880
orBounci", ... . ... 8!l6 <>fGhostCunuol .. . ...••..• 19$ otOrcC-..l . .•. .... .... .•.. 872
or8ubbles. . ••. 8!l6 ofGhostla- ...... .. 170 otPain Suppressioa .••..•..••. 01
CIIUldron . • . • •. 269 ofGhooII CumnIl.... .. 895 ot~ion ....... ..01
or~"""'"" .......•...•. lSl ofGiantCuntrOl . . . 110 otlUtilcncc .•.. .... 01
orCIIIIdUlu>w. . ••..••.••••••• '" of Giant SImIJdl ..•. . ....... "1 ot~j"""""' ... UI
ofClalnoudicnce. . 857 Glib:" KIp....... ......... 171 f1we. ... .... .... .•.. ..UI
of ClIiroooyance . . . . ..
ofClariIY ....................... 8S?
"7 of Glunony . . ............... .. 871
of Gnal! Concm!. ..... .. ....... . . 872
ofPIIIICC",,!n>l .............. U2
of PI."c G......m.................. 882

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....!Ioa of Ugli....,. . ...... .. .. 895 Desin!Eme~ . ........... . ...... . 902
Po;,o., . , 873 of the Undead .. . ........ 895 Dou lsay's ... . .... . ....... . .. . . 902
of Poison Ntp lion . . . 882 oflJl>IItadC<lntrol . . .895 Double Cron . . ... . ........ 902
of Polymorph Self. . . ....... 854 , 882 ofUndtrground Awa.-encss .. . .... . . 895 lMaon ~ a lood . 902
of Power . . .........•........ 882 of Useful Appendaga ........ . ... 895 Dream . . .. . ..... . ........ 902
Pox . . ....... 882 of Vampire C<lntrol. ............. 895 Dypshez's, of the al.ck Veil ........ 902
of Prole.";",, from lmmi""ibilily .... 883 of Vampirism. . . ... . .. . ... 895 of Edible 0I>jccu:. Puchezma~ ...... 907
of the I'«:udo Trunt . . . 883 ofWnom . . ... .. .... 896 El ixir . . . . .. .. .. 902
of Psionic Ability .... . ..•....•... 883 of Ventriloquism . . .. . ..... .. .. 896 EnclW1trncnl. ... 902
Psionic, Boosting. . ...... 883 of Vi. ions ..... 896 Euealyplus . ..... .. ............. 901
of the I'sychotic Kille, .. 884 o f Vitality ..... 896 Eve ...... . ..........•. . 900
of l'uriuil. .. 884 o f Warrior Power . . .... 882 Evil Eye . 900
Quirks ........... . ........•... 885 o f Waler Ad""nturin, ..... 897 Exci ...... nt . . . 900
ofRlog. . 886 of Wa ItT B... athing .......... . ... 897 Exodus ... . ...... . ........... . . 900
ofRoinbcw H.... . . ..... . 886 "rw.- M"",,,,.,,t .. 897 F;"" FinIS'" c.- . . '.>OJ
of Recall . . . . .......... . . . .... 886 "f Wight Control. .. 895 fr3nal hni .90]
of Reflection . ...... . ... . ........ 886 "fWizard Power . .. 882 G. I""ple~ .. . . . . . . . . . .. ..... . . . 901
of Reg. ""ration .................. 887 of Wizardry" . . .. . ......... 897 Gardenia. . ....... 901
of Rejuven.!ion ..... .. ........... 887 of Worm Collinll . 897 Ge1away's . . ...•...•............ 900
of RtpIileiAmphibionll'ish ContrOl .. 855 of Wrai'h ConItOI . ..... . .... . ..•. 895 o f Good T..1C ...... . ... . ..... .. . 903
arRest. . .. 887 of Zombie Control •............•. 89~ Gnpe .. . . 903
of Restontion ...... . ............ 887 Z.k ~ of l nvulne ....bil'ty ...... . ..... 898 of the Hero's Heart ......... . . 903. 901
of Resuxitation ................. 887 Zombie Blood .... . ... 898 High Conqucrinil . . ....... . ...... 904
ofReversc Ventriloquism . . 887 Zombie Broth . . .... 898 High John the Conqueror's . . . 904
of Rogue Wisdom . • ........... 887 Pollons Hindu Grass . . 904
of Rogue row... . ..........
882 BeakerofPkntiful ...... . ........ 165 Honey.uckle ............ . ..... . . 904
ofS. ~ ColI$wnption ...• 887 Combining . .. 852 HypnOti< .. . ... . ............... . 904
of S.:<:nt NeutraliW ion . 888 Id..uifyin8 . ... 852 H)'$SpO • . . . 904
of ScryinS . • .......... 888 Padriac's I'onoble Pttrveyor of . . ... 802 oflmageo . . ..... . . . .... . .. . .. .. 904
ofSecing . . .......... 888 Poucb Jamaica. . ..... . ....... 905
of Sensory Enhanc ...... nt ...•...... 888 of Ae<:cssibility ......... . .... 136. 137 Jezebel ....................... . 905
of Shadow . . .... . .... . 8g8 Devouring. . . . . . . . . 133 Jinx RelOO'o'ins ..•.... . ... . .... . . 905
of Shadow ConltOl . . . .... 89~ of Holdin8. . . .. 137 Khoddc ••• 905
of Sharp Eyes . . ...... . •. 888 Kangaroo .... . ... 136 Lavender. . .......... . ..•.. . 90S
of Sigh1. .......... 888 Protection ...................... 136 Life ...... . ........... .. ...... 90S
Singing .................. 888 ofSeeurity . .................. . .. 136 Lily of the Volley .. . ........... . . 90S
Skeletal ..... 888 Wind . . ...... 139 of M"iic De1Cc:tion . 905
ofSkclnon ConIJOI. .............. 895 ofWonden.ZadroCI , ...... . ... . .. 141 Magnol;. ....... . ...... 90S
of Sleep Bes\OW;"i . . .... 889 ZaiIYS 's Spell Component . . .... . . .. 147 M""powcr ... . . . . . . . ..... . ..... . 90S
of Sleep 8ruming ............... 889 Pl>u<hes, Girdk ofMar.y ............ 535 M=ury . ............... . ...... 90S
SI«pi"i . . 889 Pouring, W.ue"'kinof.. . . 1505 Mojo. . . . .. . ........ 906
of Sleepy Breath . . .... 889 Poverty. Barnl of ................. 160 MOOII.. . .... . 906
of Snake C....wli"1I •. . . ... 889 Powdu Mus!< . . •... . ..•...•.. 906
ofSo/lriety . . ...... . . 889 Absinthe. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... . . 899 Nan:iuUll .. . . •. . 906
of Soul -Chilli "i . . ............. 890 African Ju Ju .................... 899 New Life . . ............ 906
of Speak with Animals. . ....... 893 AlI'picc . . ..... 899 Nine Myllery ..... . ..... . ... 906
of Speak with Dnd ......... . .... 893 An~r ......................... 899 Oak-in-Acorn . .... . ........ . •.. 906
of Speak with Monmr1 . .. 893 Ani.. ... . . ............ . . 899 0be1h ...• . ....... . ......•..... 906
of Speak with Plants. . . 893 Aphrodisia . . . 899 of Obsession ...... .. ....... . .... 906
of$p«\re C<lntrol. ... 895 A .... bi"" Nights .. . . 899 O libanum . 907
ofSpoocb .... . ................. 890 Attract;"" ..... 899 Power •. . 907
of Speed ................ . ..... 890 Bats' Blood ... . . . ...... .. . 899 Primroee .• . ..•.. . ....• . ....... 907
ofSpecdclSling, W. llac ~.. . ... 896 Bendover's. . . ......... 899 Pwificll;"" . . .. 907
of Spelljamming ........... .. .... 890 Berg&moI 's •.... .. ...•....... .. . 899 Puchezma's of Edible Objects . ..... . 907
of Spirit Binding.
of Spirit Folk eon....l.
. ... . . . ... 890
.. 872
Blad AN ...... .. .... . ... . .. .. . 899
o f tho Block Veil . . .. 900. 902
I'ur.vu""""
Quirk.
of the HC1"O Heart .. . ... 907
907
of Spirit Flight . . ... 890 Bottom ~20 . . . .. 9(lO Revcnibility ... . . . ... . 909
of SlOne Form .................. 891 Bruno's Curse . . 900 Rosemary ... . ..•....... . ...•.. . 909
ofS~"ith . . ....... 891 Buddha . . ..... .. . 900 Rue ..... . . . ..... . ....... .. ... . 909
ofSuperhc/Jling.. . . . ..... 891 Bull's . . . . . 900 Sandat-oo . .. .. . .... . . ... .. .. . . 909
ofSupertw:roism . . . . ..... 891 Carnation . 900 Smoke. . 909
nr~"rffl ov Ani .... l C,.,."m] gQl o..,-"l"e Sn.ke
of Superior Healing .............. 891
of Sw;tenancc ........... 892
Citronella
Ci""t ........... . .............. 900
'lOCI
. .. . 900 So l omon ~
Spikenard
""
. . . . ... .. 910
...... .. ..... 910
S,..... Wiler .. 892 Cleo May .. 900 Spiril . . 910
of Swimming . . 892 o f Coagulation ... . .............. 900 TIme . ...............•.. .. ..... 910
Tcleportalion . . ... 892 of Comeli nns ......... .. ....... 901 Trinity . . . . 910
ofT.ngu ConlJOl ...... . .... 872 Conunandina ... .. .. . .......... . 901 Verbel\ll . . . . . . . 910
of Thievery . .. 892 Conccnlnltion. . ...... . . : . . 901 Vibration . . 910
of Thinness . ..892 Confu.ion. . ... . ....... 901 Vi'iin Olive . . . . ......... 910
Toad Skin ...... .. .......... 892 Conqueri"i Glory .. . ..... . ....... 901 Vi.ion ...... . ..... . ..... .. .. . .. 911
of Tongues. . ..... 893 ConlJOlling . ........... . .... . ... 901 VOodoo .... . . ... .. .. ..• . ..•..•. 911
ofToughcnin8 .. 893 CrabApple. . ........ . .... .. .. 901 Will. . 911
of Tragic: Heroism . . .. 893 Cnmi"i . . . .. 901 Winterireen . . •..• 911
ofT....."'" findi"8.. . .... 893 Clunin Seed. . . . ..... . 902 Wishina. . 911
of Truth .... . ............•... . . 893 Cypress Seed. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 902 Wilth.. . . . ... . ..... . ...... 911
Truth DNa . . .......... ....... 895 Damn.o.l ioo .... . ........ . ....... 902 Xyz ........ . ......... . ........ 911

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y .... YIan& . • 911
ofZl&iJ. .. .
ofZqyJ .... .
" .
. •• 911 PoIofPIanl
Potion of Missilt • .
.........•.... 851
• no

-
Zodiac ..... .. . .. .. . 911 Privxy. BInner of .•. 156 !'ouch ............. . 116
Zullo ZuJa .•... 911 I'rofes&ion. PoIion of Altmllu~. .•. BSoi Rilliof. ... . 988
Prof1ck-cy Robe of .•..•..•.. 1014
AnwleIof ..... . .... J9 GIoIDlllel of . .•..••. .•• 501 Scarab of •..•..•.••....•.•.•. lOSS

...-
Aftkh of...... . ... '8 Picl: of. •.. . .... .•..• 1))2 Scroll Effects •.•.••••..••••••• 1068
Aric\ Staff of ., . . ... 1271 Weapon of. ........ • .. •• ... IH2 from SIwks. Shell of.. ... ......... 42
Balance Scole of . . .... 1'8 l'turlt,Ne!of ... 151 Shell of. .. .. ........ . 419
Ball of.••...........•. ..••.• ISO ShieldofDraaon ..... 1094
C\UMd "nri of .. .. . ..... W Locke's Mcdallw.orrhoupo ••.... 711 &oo:n SIrq>. AInuln of . . ... 40
Deck of WOIIdmus ... •.. 404 Medallion of ... •... . ..• . .. 713 from Spiri1$, Charm of. . .... . 28l
Dori\ Qboidiu StoedofWacodrowl .. • 75 M«IalliorlofTbou&h1 ... ..715 SWIdard Shell of. . . • . . . . . .. . ... • 39
fi~otWoro:truuf... . .... • n !tineof .............. . ..... 981 rn.m Slone Guardilns. RioIi of • • 9U
f'i,...nr.e
of ~ ..•.... ... •.. ' 73 l'romiJe.fIac\ .. . ............ 1l67 """'The ElemcntI.. Ring of ... . 9U
G!I ..... ue< 0'0&.. ... .. 501 l'romise."The.. . •.... 432 from Thof\. Charm of. . m
o-\falmenlsof ... 1470 Proorona. Oil of R I>JI •.... . •..•.... 776 from TllmJng. Amule! of. . .. 41
t.-oIin\ Rirtc of .... . ••.. 911 PropIaecy ~ hriapc of ..•..•• 1ll1 ""'" U...... RinJ of . \ISS
c....u.

-
~ Vatmentl of .. . . .. .•. ] 4 7(1 ~ Noon's of ..... 243 ftom U...... ScroL] of .. IOSI
Oil of. . . .... .. . 776 Propiliausneu. Pick of............. Ill2 Vcs!of MissiLe. ... . ...... 1461
Oivr-derofWill ........... 719.911 l'Tostheoio ... . . •. .• 9111 vs .. Shell of ........ (39
Old s.II Suo_ or. . . .......
DOl ~ I'ardunent. Sclf- ... S04 fromWJICf.ScroLlof ............ IOSI
Purl of. .•...... ~, 806. 10ll6. JIM
Poe;"'" of.
PoIionofChameIeDn •. .•.
....... . 882
. .•. B57
....
Abo of ...•..•..........•...• 1009
fioom Acid, Semll of. . .. 1076
ZilberofZombiot ......

Proitclor. Thurbrand~ ............. llM

1).\-1
l'ToIeclions, Spellbool< of CIoboli$lic .. I US

I'\7wdIer •••.••..•••.••. 907 Apina a..m., Neckllce of . .• . . . 752 Proooas. MirrorofMenW . .. 710
Rift, oro..m.leon
Scale of.
..... 952
. .. ............ 148
Sceplerof " .. ..... . , ..•... .... 1064
fton,A;" Scroll of .........
fton,Ali&/llfl'l'lICllanaeAmulet ..•.. )9
fton,All TI1Opl. S<:.-oll of .•......• 1080
Ion
......
I'Kudo T...... Poriooo 0I\be. . • . • . ••. m

Abi]ity, PoIion of . . . . • . . . . . . .. .. S83

Staffof .. .•.... ......... 1273,1189 ArmaleI ofh)cllic ...... . 42 ....... .n
Stiff of EIcmentII. .. 1118 Amulet of Life . ••..••. . •..•••. l6 ~~ C'orcltlof . . .. 292
Tho< \ M apal Glovel of .... 5<tS Amulet of. ... . ... . ....... 19 InlClKlion. Tome of... . 1444
Tbrot>e of ...•..• 1(15 from Bwezu. Scroll of . . ... 1077 Intc-rkrence. -'mulet 6f . 42
'oUImnIIsof ,. .••..••. .. 1470 o - o f............ . ..... 156 Reflection. Amulet of . 42
W"UIdI of. .... . . ISn 8ardin&ofMWiIt ...•..•...•..•. IYJ I'siorIicI; eoo.n.., I'OIiooo • . S83
I'ower\eso.neu, Ca ndle of . . .. 241 Bell of .........•. 816 Psycltic 1'tolttUon. Amu.1tf of ........ 42

........
1'owcr1essnetI. Robe of

IIq'OII4 ure, "'...... or .....

.. 101'

1196
BehofGoblinoid ... . . ..... ...... 168
Bt.nlelof ....
~o( ....
. ....... .. 173
. nl
P,yclIomeIron of Nerid .
P'r)dIolit KiILa. Poclon orlllc
I"bh.. DQlh Mask of. . . . • .
. .... 918
. 8.84
69i
of ()Mervatlon, " ' _... . .. 11M CIoftaD of ...... . ..•..• 1010 P"WI. The! of . • • . . . . . • . • . ...... 4)
of \be Spiritual Will .. 121' CandJuf.. . . . . .. 24),244 Pllchan'sGoldc1lIMocc ............ 649
!'or. Potioa. . . • • . . • • . . • S82 CIoparitoII of.. . •.... 2S) Puchozma's --.strofEdibic Ob;ecu. .. 907
I'rKOcaIYob ............... . 1S64 Capo of........ . ...•. 2SS P\ochriq, Smotinc Pipe of 1125
Prayer. Belli of. . .. ...... . 165 Charm, Pal . . . . . ..... 282 ""ilA/lCl ofMcmory.AIane ....... ]]40
Prayer a..ds, Neckllce of . . . . . 151 fromC1llfmi .... Rilli of . .. 987 Puisunl Skill II AmIl, Manual of .... 688
"-.AImorof.••.••... . .••.... 19 C\oako(. .. 307.311 ""I~lin&- Slilljtlone of ] 120
' ............110. Collar 01 .•.. _. . ....... . •..• lU I"\IrrIp SpelLjamminI HeI... . •. 579
Bonlc of ....................... lOCI from Oytul BllIs/ES P, Amulet ••••• 39 Punchin&.AwlofHole ... . ....... III
&o.of. ............... .. 216 from DiIcue. Charm of. . . . ... . 282 Puppiel. Flule of. ................ . ]SoI2
Oil of. . .... TI6 Dressof .. . . ....... . 41( Puppy Puay ...... . ... 919
"'-'"'d Words. Glass of ...••..•... 5}7 am..,of... ....... ... . . 426 Pure Good. Tllisnlan of . . 1.25
Pn-MrvinB, C." of . . .... 237 Enhanccmtnt. familiar .... IS) , .rif1c_t\ooI
Pracrvin&. J... of .
Prapn(Poi-.) .
Pride, Circlet of ..

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Book .
. ...••.. 622
. ....... 1201
. .•.. 291

. .. ..... {See Book)

Fare'sCoalof.
FiJllfdoud of.
""'" Fire, 5<;roU of .•
!"rom Fi~. CIwm 01...
. ....•.. 314
471
107.
. 2&3
from Fire, l'e..-1 or. ...... .. ...... 807
.....
Canlt:Ctl of .
molleof.

Um of Wiler .. •.
Purity, Pliller of .
. ..... 249
.... 5)9
. '"
. .........• 1466
. . 819
Kin&J.. Stall" of\be . ••...•..•...•. 1289 Forp: ofMelIIl ....... . ... 491 PutpIe·laI~ ...... . ... Im
Power, Poclon of . . .•.. m ftom 0... Scroll of ••..••.••..•. Ion 1'\Irt>OM. Special. S......v.. 1402
Scroll. ..... . ........••..•• 1067 Gem of ..... . .... .•.. 521 P\irpoK Whip . . IS.\-I
1'rieI1C.. Card, Hiih . . . . . ..... .. 183 Gem oft.bjic Mi..i1o . . 525 1'urJe. Bucluwd~ Everfull ... III
l'riesdy Mipi. Girdk of . . . . .. . .... 515 ftom Genies. Scroll of . . .. 1071 I'unc. Silml ...... . ...... 137
PriatIy Wordiftc. GinSle of. • . . . ..•. m fioom Good. Amulet of . . . 40 I'\onuil. A..- of . . . • . . . 94
I'rieIu, Arrow ofSlayinl .. . ......•.. 99 Han\I'toOCk of •. . •...•..•..•...•. ~ Pw1ui\, Poclon of . . . . . . . .. 8"
Pri .... Matcrill PodeI. Wandof.. . .. . 1491 from HCI ~ Scroll of ...... .. ..... 1078 Pwuo B]uc ~SVo<Ifd. ...•.... . .... 1388
Pri ........ OiLr"l'l!owdcr ..•• 776, 907 HdmelofSensor}' ............... 592 Purveyor of I'otioIIJ.. hdrix~ PoNbie . 802
f'Ironrvot~ I'Uo>Oer ofd>e H...,~ Heal. 907
""" ofOelCction
ofo;_IiooI ..
... 5 19
.... 912
ftom IltuaiollS, Scroll of.
rn.m
rn.m L.ilXKhitl and lIccdoM.
. 1078
Immiscibility. PoIion of.. ..... S81 Pu1riro" uion, SamtiMI~ Glob< of .•.. 5)9
Puay.PupPy .. .. 919
ofGteyhowk .. •...• 912 l'eriIpo of •.•..•...•..••...... 1117 Pyraml4 EnnJy ..•..•..•. 919
ofKmhk ..... . ..• 912 froml~SeroIlof...••. 1079 1'ymmIncy, SubconIc_
RepercussioIII; of..

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ofLi&h1 Splininl ... 911 fioom MqicllTI1Opl.ScroLlor. . ]080 • ..•. 1244
1'ri.....1's Enchanled Gear .. ...... 913-915 MII"I: ~ SaM of . ...... .. ...... ]058 Pyrophil'Uf.. Quillof . . •• 927
PrismaI's Holy Syn>bol' ..... 597 MlSkof ... .. 104 l'yroc;~ Rio. of Spell Slurio, . . . . 988
Nceldlccof . 75] Pyro&eclInic C....tle ••••• .. 244
CasICllan~ Mqicll. . 915 ()nyl< Rin& ofNtpliYe " ' - ...... 9&4 P)'Ihoft. su.1I" oflllc •.•.• .. 1291
Genie . ... . .917 l'eriapl of I'mphecy . 827

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Q R .... 41
Ratbdun, Spcllbook of . ...•. 121S
Q.n~1I R... CharioI of................ . .... 280 Rations, Epox~ Iron . .....•. . 446
ofChannina . , •...•. 1332 Ra\Ankh ......... ... ...... 48 Rani\ Sword ..•....•... •. . .. IlU
ofDUalrd . , ...... ]))2 RAbabIh of the 0.0 . . Illl Rootll"
of Quid ...... . .... Ill2 Rabbit Fipri .... M_ . .. 476 ofDuth .. 122
of tho Spirits •• . .... lll2 Rabbit}; " -. .. 28),930 of &orciorn. . . • . . . • • . • • . . . • • . •. Il22
Quaai \ FwherToken .. . 1 80.~.~ Ibbbitsbycr ....... . ...... )67 ofShakift& and Rollina; . . • • . . . III
Quaai'l Sptllbook. , ..... 1244 Raoial EnhIneftncnIl . . ..... . 2( ofSummonina ... 811
Quality(AQ) Len<. RalA;" . .. •••• 1067 RaoirJ WupOfI ••••. . .•....•.. 152l of YOuth. 81l
Quam:lofBiting . . ...•.. 9 5 Raok. Violin ..... . 1334 R.... en, Icon of !he. . • . • .. 609
Quarry. Mlrbl. of. ... 5~
QuarterDeck ......... J81 '"' RAdiance Command, RinlOf ........ 989
R.diance, Orb of .•. . . 797
R.ovenkind, Holy Symbol of
Rlvenloft
Quanermas(c,\ Cbcst
QMorl.nt. 1f
Geb\ ...
K..... Vin's..
M.,xaI ...
.... 288

. ........... 1281
• •..•••.•• 12Bl
. .......... 12114
Ridiant Golcm Libnm .
Ridiant Spelljammi", H"lm
. .•... 662
.. 579
It.&: of Dryi",. • .. .............. 931
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... ".
Galtm Book .
Galt...... Libram of .

Ravenmastcr\ Spellbook.
,~

OM
..... . 1045

A ........ the .••..•••• .. ••••• 12S1

'-1............. .. 1285 POOonof . ...••. &&6 Ravenou$.. Trw oflbc ..•... •• 14U
!'arIlwk1\.. . .. 12"
Q.>t.1~I~tll Command. Rin, of ... . 989
5........ of .
Rah. Girdle of [k .
... . I~S
..........•.. 532
Ray. C1oU. of the Mania
.~,
·. ""
Qvoe-n C."I. . , ...•. 28S, 286 lWIui., Tl li, man of.. ..... 1425 Bohren\ ........... •. ..9ll
Qu«n Ehli .... 's Marvelous Ni&ll!'nplc . 92) R aha,il~ p.,ndAnl. ... 8! I Black, S..ord. ,,~

Qufflo 'J Eye •. . ... 458 Rohni. Scroll of III . ........ 1074 Claw, ofChrJ<.~ik . .. S07
QlltnchinJ. Smoke of Fin: . . 1121 Roidcn~ Mac" . 678 o f Close Shavi", .•. .. .. 931
Q,,"U'" \ Idol . .. 611 R .I.~ ofTNth . . .... 9n
Quorstin. Harp . . • . . . . • . . . • • . 1321 Armor .... . .... 11 Rcxhi .... AfDulct ofFa. .... . .11
QIoWiOftift&.. Scroll of .••...••...•• 1081 Brids< Elixir ........ .. .. 445 Ractiono of PhosphonIs.
Quid: Actioft. Riftl of . . . 990 Huro. POOon of •........ .. __ •..•. &&6 Componenll """ • . 1151
Q.kh... Sarfof Sinbod ......... .... 91 1, 1059 Reod Ma&ic: Recipe ....•...•..••. 1241
Dluer of. Warrior .... . ......... . 1116 Iteodinea, Rinl of . . . ... 992
of Action, Tome of. .•. 1444 RaillCOl~ Old SIlly with . . .•....... 130>1 Rudin •
Ringof ......... , ... . . .... 990 Raindrop Ctwm of Re5OI.m:". 2tJ Gem of Scroll ••. . ............ '27
Swotdof. .. 1)88 Rai,Hin\ CIlfKd Money... . ...... 124 lIoimetof. ......•. . 591
Qui.,. Q&" "m of.................. un RliS!lin\Spe llboolc. . ... 12IS lens of 5ptood • • ••
Q.III Raji\ Armorofthe Dcscn Eveni"' ..... II Ma&ic, H.lm ofCompreher>dinM '"
of COpying ....•...•.... •.•••... 924
01 "'-ina
oI~
KurodI'I ....
ofLolw
.. 924

...•.....•. 926. 928

924
925
~ .
Raji\ Shield of the Holy..
Ro.bsta Tea ...

of Oimbina.
ofl...... ....
.. 1101
. .. 911

. ..... 9)2
.. 932
Lan&uaaa and.
Mirror ...... .......... .
"-n:hmmt ofSCkctiw ... .
R~EUof .•
Rebuner, Sword
,~

.. 1341.11674
...
m
... 43!

"(lonro'riting . . 927 of RetriMol. .. ..... .. ........... 932 Rtclll

of N<IC1'OnWIC)' . 921 Ship..... ...... . ...... 932 Amulct of .. . ............. 42
Porcupine. . . . . . . . . . . . . 921 of Smoothi", . . . . ... 932 Mirrorof. . .. 133
ofPyrophi liuo ............... . .. 921 ofTrackinl . . ............... 9)2 Potion of . . ... 886
ofScribbiinil ....... . .. 927 Rakcn.WinpoftlN: ...... 3 11 Rtolpe
ofScl'l)1I Cmlti"". . .. 927 RakCI.Slltr of.... . . ........ 1291 B...... in& Hondo .. 1141
of S",ift Writin&
ofTrmscriprion
of Truth
Windlaibe .••. . • .
Wondrous Writi",Set ....
928
. 928
928
928
928
Ro.kinlJ. CItwI of
~Ootk ..
~Flad< ...
~m
. ... ........ 541

B.antrine ..•.................... 162

. 302
. ••. 489 .....
Comprehend t.an....,.. .
DctCCI Ma&ic ...••..•••••••.

.....
Idtmify •.
. 1141
. 1242
.. 1242
• 1243
..• 1243
Qui_. Key of . . ... 629 Bi&bY\ Demandin, B.anmn• ... . ... 162 Read Ma&ic . • . ... 1241
Q" lrI.:.. Rinlof!he ••...•...... .. .....•. WI Shield .•.
Armor..
Elixir ...............
. .. 79
443
Spelljamminl '"
Ramminl, Ben<:h of
... .... .• 1268
. III
ShockinilG ... p.
Write .............. .•.
. ........ 1143
.1141
""
II<m . . ......•...... 22 lWnmi .... l.ci of. ........ ...... ... 673 Rec"",ition, Chloplct or c~,,",,, . 271 .
Philter............ . ... 829 RandomTIlf"i"I OOU"'"..... .... ...•. )67 Itec<>nna'-"«. Kite of... . . . ... 633
Powder •...•...•...••. 907 RaIIdomncu. Ri", of. . . •. 9092 Rcoordtr of Rccotdi", . . . . I S56
l'l:>lions ..•.•••••••• 81lS ~.~ Rcoordtr. V. 'Cind\ .. 1556
Rinas .... . ...... 9IlO Anooo ofE>.lCDded .•... .•..•. 89 R«ordl ••
ROdiI . .. 11m Elcl<nSion, Rina of ... .• •••• 9091 Libfl.m of . 668
Sm::>11. .. 1081 Scroll Spell ~I . . ..•... 1070 Record<.- . • • • • • • • • • • • • . •••• I S56
Shi,,1dI . . ..... 1101 Ranacrs. A/TOW ofSlayjnl . . .• 99 Stof'fof . .. .. .•... .•. . .. 1291
Stave<. . 12&9 Ranike: Rod . . .. .. . 10)6 R....... ry. Ointment of .............. 781
Weapon .. ........ .•. . . 1522 Ranike S1dr ... ... 1291 R...",.,ry. Scroll of .... 1081
Q"I>,.,
of AI"TOW Storing ............ ... .. 929
Rapi-d Rcaone-rJtiOOl, Ring of .
Rapier, Pi ... te MIte ",jtlt,
.. . . 992 ."Air Qualiry (AQ) lens ... 1061
Arrrw .. ... ........... ....... 95
..,.... .....
Black. .... ... . .............. 929 SII~ of Power .
of EtlIorInIo. . • . . •
Frier. Map .. . .
. . 929
. 929
Raptun:, MiS! of ... ""
.. 7)6
1521
Axe, ApIi\ ..
Boot of War • .
.. 111
. 1218
Neve< Empty. .. . ...••..••..••.. 929 R.-. ~pM, IdiomJ 4 . 1111 0.", Mail. IlI1eY1I" .... . ..... 71
ofRct ....i'" .. . . ... 929 RMy\ Spellboolt ••... ..... 1140 o..riot of Aeni . . . . . . • • . . . • . . . 280
of Wrona Rctumi",. . ... 929 IWpbcrrico, PX of ... . .. m C1>tr-ry l'il:$, EftcAanl(d . . •. 1089
Rutinon. Rod of. . ... 10)6 Deatlt, Sword . • • . • • • • • . . . . 13&8
Rat Block .............. 1349 Dralon Cloak • . . . . ... 300

1642
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,. R.ptlle Spear . . ...... 1131
OragonScaleM . il . . ..... 81 !Amphibian Coolrol. PoIioo of. . 8S5 Throwing Dagger of . 369
Orag""SI .~.Sword . 1357 !A mphibianlFi. h Control. Porioo of .. 855 Throwing Stars of. .............. 1435
Mirror. . .... 733 B.... . ..843 Weapon of. . ......... IS23
Pearl . 807 h><uba\um . . ......... 435 Reunion. H«I of . . .. S74
Robin, S"""" ...... . ........... 138g R. ptil. , Reunion. Key of . 62'J
Sabre ......................... 1388 & Dinosaurs, We.pon Bonu. v • . ... 1509 R.... ling DuSt of. . . 422
Turl>an .......•................ 1463 Arrow of Slaying ................. 99 R.... ling. Wand of ............... 1492
Rtd«mer. . ........... 1388 Weapon with Bonu ...... .......... I S09 Revenant Coffin ofC ... tion ......... 317
Red""tion, Eli~irof . 44S Reptilian ugionnai .. Sword ....... . 1389 R... ngerSword. Holy ....... .. .... 1375
Reeking. Cape of .................. 255 Reptilia ~ Curdled Death 776 R... rsal.Mirrorof.. . ....... 733
Referer.ces ...................... . .. S R.ptilla's Staff of the Serpent........ 1291 R.verse Ventril"'1ui.m, PoIion of. .. 887
Renmn\l Repul.ion Dust. Small Bird . 422 R.versibility. OiUPowder of. ... . . 776. 909
Arrow of. ....................... 95 Repulsion. Oil ofMonsler .......... 774 R.versioo. Ring of .. ....... . ... 994. 99S
Dan of. . Repuled Magical Pmpenie. "fnom. S 14 Rovivi""tion Eli.ir 44~
Sling or .
Rcn..,ti l\i. Mirror of .
'"
......... . 374
.733
Re ..b<ace of Valor ...............•.. 64
Re",ue. fishing Pole of . . ...... 483
Reviving BUile.
Revolving Door .. .. .... .. ......... 412
\S38

lten.."lo" R..i" .....,C.n. r. 1 Rhoddrian. Minw·Shield of. .... .... 1100

Amulel ofP.ionic . 42 Amulet of Charm ............... . . 29 Rhoddrian~ S .. ff . . 1191
Armor of. 81 Amulet ofMagk . ................. )6 Rhi .lle~ Scroll. . 1083
Candle. .. ............... 244 Ap"'" ofFi .. . .. ..... . ..... .. .... S8 Rhinglladc's Harp . . .. 1327
Cloak of . 307 to B.. alh Weapon •. RiniOf . . ... 994 Rhubarb PIe . . ........ 835
Lens of .... . ...........•...•.. . 6SS CuboofF1"<)SI . .. lSl Rhun ~ Homed Cloak . . ........... 308
f'o(ionof. . . ......... 886 Dwarves & Hal nings,Arc..... . .. 1140 Rhyming. Ring of. . .. 994
Shie ld of. .......... 1102 Elixir. Sunlight .... 44S Rialissom ~ Spe l lbook . . ....... 1220
Reflections.lne>;plieable ........... 1181 Gla .. Bead ofFi.. . . ....... 164 Rice M<>t1ar and Pestle.
Reflector, c;.,.Unual Light ........•.. 329 Ni""" Ham ofFi... . .... . .. S99 Everproducing ............... 141
R.fi-e$hmen~ Bottle of. . ..... 200 Oil of Acid . . .......... .. ... 763 Richard tile Monk~
Refi'eshmenl Simulacrum, Ardral«:n~ . 62 Suh of Fi.. . . ........ . IOS3 Spellbook. Brotller ............ 1154
Regaliaof Might ........... .. . 933, 938 Resl" . .... , .... Iio" . Riding Gong . .. 822
R .~n. raUo n of Cold ........................ 858 Rider of the Gearnat Sea. Storm . . 181
CUShion of. . . JS3 of Fire. . ................. 868 Rider ~ Pearl. Storm . . ....... 807
Pillow of. .838 ofFrosI 869 Riding. Saddle ofSecu .. ........... 1049
PoIioo of . .887 of Maiie .... 878 Riding Tack of Flish~ Ginzani' . . 530
Ringof .... ................ 992.993 of Noxiou. 880 Rift Spanner ... 945
v"mpiric.Sword . . ....... 1412 Reslsunce. Ring. Ri ggby~Spe\lbook . 1221
RegeneratO .... Scourge of ..... .. .... 1391 of Fire . . ..... %3 Risht Arm. T Nlh. . .. 1373
RegJar~ Glov..ofF .. ed(Hn .......... S44 ofUghting ...... 974 Righi Eye. M.Uifleur·.. . .. 458
R egJar~ GIO>" •• of F.. ed(Hn of Magic ...................... 977 Righi Hand. Torno/1LSt"s ....... S6.J
from Maa>c Reson:anee of the Great \\;)jd, Echo & ... 116S Righleousness, I'It)Ilactery of. . . ... 831
Reincarnation. Malice. Rod of ...... 103 1
Rejuven.alion. PobOfl of.
Rei A.tmn Sword of Enmity .
887
. 1388
R~. Clwm of ............ . ... 283
Resource Dogger
Re.pite. S....etTOOthof ............ 1451
..... 367 W.,
Rilan .. ver~ S .. ff

o f AffiiClion .... 947

1291

Relaxing. Chairof . ReSp01lSe. Bead of .. 16S

Reli.f. Pill of Hang<lYet" . '"
'"
Rest. I\>!ion of . . ... 887
of AI-Kalim . Gold Seal ............ %7
AI3rm BuC/)ll Spelljamming Helm .. S74
Reloading. Hasp of. .
Remedies. Ringof.
R. mo"
............ 994 '" Restful Sleep. Carving of.
Restlessne ... Cot of .
Relto ration
...... 261
. ..... 330
of Amasi •...................... 947
of Animal Cootm!. .. .... ......... 947
of Animal Fri.ndship ......... 947.998
Aelioo. Hand of . 50S Cabinetof Air. ..233 Animal Magn.ti.m . .. 948
Aelioo. Orb of. . . ....... 798 Chann of Boot •.. 281 Annulment . . 948
Candle Snuff.r ................. 247 Harp of Spirit . . 1327 Anything . 948
Viewing, uns of. ................ 65S PoIion of. . ........ &81 of Apathy 948
Removal. Oinnneni ofScu ......... . 781 Polio" of Mind ................. 879 of Appearance . .. 948
R.moval. S,I"" of Scu . ..... 1052 ReStoring freshness. Cluldron of ..... 269 of AquaTic Depth Locatioo. .. 948
R.~ Curse Armor. . . 82 Res""i"t. BandofBird.............. IS2 of Arachnid Control .............. 949
R.moveCurse. Shi.ld of .. .... ..... 1103 Resnaint.l.oy.1 N.t of .............. 7S7 of Armoring. Nuggin' Cursed . 983
R.moving, OiVPowder of Jinx .... 772. 90S R"studying. Oe$k of. .. 40S of Armonng . . .......... 949
Ren 's Sword ofO.neini. . ..... 13g8 ROSW"fedioo. Rod of . .. 10)7 of A$h Command .. 989
R.nding. Fingernail of . . . 481 Resuscitation, PoTion of . . .. 887 of Avian Coolrol . . ..... 949
Renown. &nner of.. . ... . ...... IS7 Retaliation. Gem of ........... . .... 527 A....... ness. . ....... 949
R.pair. Needl. of . . 7S4 Retaliator, Sword. . .. . .......... !3S9 Bard's ......................... 949
Repell""" •• Oil ofBIIg . .765 Retention. MaltQ ~ MirrQr of . .. 729 of Beauty. . 949
R.pellency. Amulet of Insect . . ...... 3S Relention. MirrQrof .. ... ..... ...... 733 BerrQnlr Tf\IC$ih ..... Silver . . 949
Repercu .. ions of Pyrom.ney, Retina. Mentallmpres.ions of th •... . II % of Berserl< Slmtgtlt. . .......... 1006
SubconsciOU! 1244 Reroner.Sword ......... 1341. 1367-1368 BI.tle1uming. 949
Reportoi .. of IlIUStriou! COfIjW1tions .. 1220 Retrieval.Chairof. .. 274 Blink . . ............ 950
Reptrtoire of Subconsei(lUl Retrieval. Ora...". of Easy ..... .. ..... 413 Blinking .... .......... ......... 950
Apparitions ... 1220 Retrieval. W " of. . . 932 of Boccob . • 950
Reped,lon R.turn. Seroll of. . . . .. 1083 Boot ... . .... 950
Nidus' Wand of Endle ... ......... 14~8 Ret"rnlnE Browdrow.oftJlmMl
Robeof. .... .. ....... .. ... . . .. 1014 Arrow of. ...................... '.IS Weapon Hann ................ 950
Scroll of ... 1082 Bagor. ........................ 131 Burbu!. ........ 951
Repetitive Buming.logof.. . ... 673 Gem of . . .... 521 of Bureaucratic Wizardry . 952. 99S
R. pl acemen~ Oil of Hair . . .. .. ... 770 G"'Pl'ling]"", ofLudle.. . .. 550 of Cantril" .. . . 952
Replier. .. 1341 Penny ......................... 324 Ca li Eye ............. .. ........ 9S2
Represenwioosofthe Sent~t Plane . 1220 Quiver of. . .............. 929 of Cham. I..,., Power. . .......... 9S2
Reptaf ~ Wall. . ............... 1103 Quiver ofW"",S . . ...... 929 Cilidari ... ofWiurdry ........... 9S2

/r------------------------------------.~
1643
 ,,~--------------------------------------------------"'('
~.. of~... .911 Quifb . .... ... .... .... 990
ofCinaIooo ..••. .. 9S2 oflnl'revition ............•.. 911 o(RodionccCoramand ... 989
I1f CboinolOClicnce ••. ..... 953 ofln'-";"" Neption . 971 of1hc Ram ........ WI
of Clw 'fhouaht .•. . 953 Inlier's. of Shootin& Starl . . 971 ofRwlomneM. . .•. m
of CloAked Wintdry aftd of IIW;'ibiliry ..•......... . .. 9S2, 971 of~ utcnsion...... ...
992
Invilibillly .•... 'S3 of Invi-libility Ntption ............ 971 of~pid Rea""",,,I;"" 992
ofClumJ'nesI ................... 953 ofllMllnenol>iliry .. 972 onealli ....... .... ............. .. Wl
ohM Comet .....•....... ... '51 oftmlllr .......... . .. .. .... 972 of Reaeocn1ion ...........•...... 99l
ofCornrnt.nd .. . .... 9S4 of Jumi ... Odor .... .. .. . ... .. ... 972 of RtnIO<Ueo .•. . ............ !/9(
ofCompulsiOllt. w't.l;lO'J . 1007 JheNail~ Si l_ .... . 972 o/"Resistance. . .......•.. 994
ofConllmW CIIuminl ............ 9$4 of.lollin&...... . ............. 972 of Retitlal>ce 10 Bm.Ib Weapowos .... 994
ofConIrMi...... . 955 of ....... pi... . . . .... 952. 971 ofRevenion ... . 99-1, 99S
otCOOIneu: .... . 955 of Keys •. .972 olRhym.... .... .. W5
eo.till'OOl'JofH_ lnfl""""" .. 955 of Kina:s . . . . 972 Rocdoe\, 0( Bweoucncic
otc-dy Etiqume ..•...••. 955 LadIopr"l. • • . . . . 91) W"1ZanWy . .. . .. 99S
Crius............. .. 955 of~ . . ........... 971 ofSOfft)' ............. .... ...... 99S
C\Qod AIIimal I.bpctisno . .. . .... 943 lanolin\, of ~ • • . 97l of Salts eo......nd .... _. 9S9
Cursed oflho Oral Kin.....,... .
9S6 LanICnl • • . .. • . . • • . . 97. Samondet.. ... ...... 99S
ofana.. . 9506 of Lcadenhip. luknUNIfon . 947 So....... .. W7
Dalamat's o f Hcali", .••. . 9506 ofLif. ... . 97. oflhe Scaladar, MUIer .. . . IIXM
Dan.......... ........
9S7 ofLlf.l'n:MeCI;"" ............. 914 of~i... ... . ..... . ...... 997
or~I~ ...... 9S7 orLl').. ...... . 974 Sc!un"Spcn Immlllliry ........... 997
ofl)opetrir;~"M:>n. . 9$7 of LIahlina . . . 974 ofSmoilloCk . . ...• 997
ofDcxlerily............. .... 964 of Lil'''ina Resistance ............ 974 ofSI\oj>e Chan'inl. ... . .... 997
o(Di.",;III:. . ... 957 of LimilCd Telepalhy .............. 974 Sherry 's. of Animal Frieroddtip ...... 998
ofDimaclion •.. . ... 957 of Liquid 1".,..;rICllI;"" 975 SIoield. . . . . . 998
ofOU/faClion. Cw1ed. . .. 9S7 oflhe Link: 1'topIe •.. ..•.......•. 975 ofShockin&Gn.p ............... 998
ofDini_ ..... . ... 9n o/"LoIIII .••........... .......... 975 ofShoolin&S*" ........ 971. 998
ofOjiJltd SwnmorI........ 9511, 967, 914 o/"l..ote ..•..••... . 976 of SiJhl . . . • . .. . .. • . . . 979
o..upu . .. ..... ..... .. 9SS lucty. ollbe Wild eo... 976 of Silence .••.••. . .......... 999
0.- .. .... ..... ..m olL)'canllwq>y ....... . ... 971 ofSm¢II. .... . 979
ofchc Ea&Ie..... . .. 9S9 M. . ShDI.......... ..1 112 ofSmobCommoncl .. 915
o/'Ihc Ear ...... . ....... 959 o(MI&:ic DNCIion.... . ...... 971 of Sound .••..••.••• . 979
of Eel" , ...................... 959
ofEkmmtlI Acbptalion .... 959
oIM1&:ic ~ ...
olMI""" Command •.... ..... ... 98.S
.977 ofSptn "T......... 1001 ...
ofSpcnl'umina .. 1000
ofElemm1i1 Command ..•...•• 960 olMommai Co.!troI •...........• 97' ofSptll EMina ••..•...•. .....•. 1000
of Elemmuol MoWl>OtJll-iJ 961 of Mony Wishes ....... 978 ofSptll HoIdi"l ... 1000
of Emotion, Moodarvian •. 979 ofMarJoyIe.. ......... ... . .. 96S of Spell SIOri"l. . . . ..... 988. 1000
of Et>e'1Y ... • • .. . 962 of MlII<illj . . . ............. 971 or Spellbanlc. . .......... YW
orESP.. .. ..... 962 MU ler ...•........ ............ 1004 of Steam Command .... .... ...... 939
of Foeric: . . .. . . .. . .••. 962 ofMI!aUo[iwion ................ 978 ofS_...... . ...... .. ..... 1001
Famulua. . • • . • • . . .• 962 ofMemooy ............. ....... . 971 ofSwnc.ltin .. ..1006
of Fashioon • . • • • • • . . .• 96J M<'Wto .....•...•........ 911 ofSn-m,th ....... .... ... .. 1001
o f I'ear"IwncA ••. . • 96) o/"Mirocl SIoieldinl . .. 979. 1003 of S......-Ml ... .. 1002
of Feather Fallin, ....... 9Sl, 96), 100$ oIMincral Commadd ... . .... 989 of Suslalance ... 1002

S_'" .......
of F... .' RtsiswIce .
01" Fi..,
oI"Fife. While Coppa- ..
...
. ...... 96)
!1M
. 1007
MoodorvWI, of~
M........... \, olWanndI ...
ofMoomlml..............
....... 979
..981
..981
ofS~ ..••....... . 9Sl.lOO2
T......."... Mqic Moure ...
ofTUIO ..........
. 1002
. ..... 979
01" Ftyin& • • • • • • • • . • • . . • !1M Mild.... .. 981 ofTelckioaio ........ ... . . 1003
ofFi .... FlyruI\.. .. .. !IM ofMutripie W"osbet .... . .....• 981 ofT~ . 1001
of Folly .••. • ..••..• !IM ofNIIW'e"lt Love ...... . ... 9S2 Thal 's, of Mind Shirldinl . .. 100)
of FoniNek . . . !1M of t h e N _ ............. 982 ofThtw W"osbet .•. . 100)
of F..... AClion .. 953, !1M ofNeuualiDtion ....... . . ..... 98) ofTlltw W"uchet ... . .... 100)
of Freedom . . • 965 oflhe Nib<lullJlCfl . . ..... 98l oflhe~'CanI ...... 97l
ofGlIJO)'IeI . ..965 of Ni,lu . . .... 98l ofThu........ . lOOl
ofGu ..... . ............ 965 Noon\, ofDjiM Summoning ..... . 984 11k...... .. .................... IIXM
ofGux .. . 966 Nu"ln "lt Cwx4. o f Annoring . . . 984 of Ton pes. ...... ... ... . ... IIXM
of Genie Summoni", .. 967 ofOal< •... )"... ....... . 98) of Touch ... . .•.. 97'
ofGIyphI ... ..967 Onyx. ofNtpli... Plonc PmIec6on .. 984 ofT~ (ThroINnd)....... .. llXM
Gold Seal. of AI.K.lim . . 967 ofOozc Commond . . .••. 985 ofTMh ........ . .. 969. llXM
Gok\eft, oI"He.llina: .. . 967 orClppoNtion .. . .... 984 ofTMhIW..... ....... llXM
Gordon~ Mqic .•...••.•••. . 967 0rlIuI ..........•. . .•. 985 ofTMhIeMnea ...... . ..•.•. 1005
of .... ~ . .. 967 o f Paraolerncnlal Command ... 98.S ofv.:...... Comn\aIod ..••..•••••. 9&9
IbluIcrH~\eponaIion.. . . 9611 of P'hoMom Form •••. 986 of lhe~ ... .. 1005
ofH ..... ~ ... 968 oflbe PbomiJ. .. 986 of~rie~ ... . .. 99l
ofHaJlII . .... 969 of PIont C-..I 98.S ofVapon . .. 1004
0( .... Hien>pharM •. .969 oflbe Pomorj.... 917 VarIo's, of Feather Fall...... • . .• 1005
Hoi>Ibee\, ofTnoIh .............. 969 of Pro;eetion . • . . . • . . . .. . .• . ..•. 917 oflbe VIZier •. . ............. 1005
of HoIi_ ... . . . . . 969 o f l'n:MeClion . . . . . . .. 988 or Wardin& . . ..•... 1006
oflhe Holy St.yer.. . 910 o f I'rotoCIion frooI Channina . . . 988 o fW_III .... . . . 953 ,981,1006
Homed .•...............• ...•.. 970 o f ...... ltCIion ffom The Elemerlls ... . 988 ofWlrcr~ ...... .. ..... 1006
of Human ConIfOI 970 . of ProICclion ffom Slone GuanliMs . 988 ofW.rcr W1lki"l .. . 95l. 1006
of Human Inn .. nee 954.910 of l'n:MeClion ffom Undead . . .. 988 ofWaJmcso ...... ... 1006
of HufIl/Ilnn _ ..........•. 970 0yr0J\, o f Spell Storinil. . ... 988 \\!hil. Copper. ofFi.., . .•..... .•.. 1006
oflce . . ........•• 970 ofo-ielemental Commond . 989 of W"ondwInli"l . . ..••. 1006
of Iccboill .... ....... 971 olQuid: Action •. . .. 990 ofW;,l1er ....... . ........ .•. 1006
oft mmunit)' .. ....... 971 ofQuickneM . . • • . . .. 990 o(WitcIom...... . .........•. 9601

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"fWizardry. . 9S2, 1007
Wizzo's. ofCompullioo ...... .... 1007
of Equestrians .
of Engir>tering, !O>:c<Uent .
. ... .. 1027

ofExpoditiousTransport ......... 1027

ofX-RayYision ................ 1008
Ringing. fklJ of.
Rinp ofMhlenlU1. Seven Lost ....•.. 664
Rings. Smoking Pipe "fSmoke .. . .. . 1126
Rlqq oflhc EI'=! .................. 823
RisingTode, I'<:atl "f1bc . .. . .... .. ... 807
R<>ad, Jo's Liquid .................. 772
. ... 1027
ROKofE,..,..1 Slumber ..... ,., ... 1045
ROKofRavc:nloft ................. 1045
~ OillPowder ..... , . , .• 776, 90\1
Extendable Hand of Enjoyment ... 1028 Rosy Vision. Bunon of. . 232
..81 6 of Fla iling .......... .. .. 1028 Rot, Eli .. ir "fHealing . ... ....... . ..• 442
o f F"')'OI>dy. Oiplomocy .... . ... .. 10lS Rotten Egg ...... .. ........ . ~]8
ofGoneralsllip....... .. . ...... .. 1028 Rotting. I'crilj>t of FG!l1 ............. 825
of Glyph CrWion ............... 1018 R-;ng, Oarof. 761

....
Rnao:t. Liquid.
Roaring. Ikll"",. of .
. .... ... •.. 670
. •.. 167
of H.. lth .

of lnen;' . . ............. 1029

o(Justice. . .......... .. .... . . 1030
of Leadership .
.. 1028
ofln<lesuuctibility ....... .. .... . 1029

1030
..
RGyll Flail. Ooiri............. ...... 488
RO)'al Heart.

Bow
~
. 574

.. 20S
ofN"""""inter .. ........ .. , . , ... 523
Asilator. . (Se<: <>/ BI"""i~g) lightning . . 1030 Rod.Asmod<us ~. . .. , t02i
of ..... Ar<1tm.asi .. ... ... . 1009 "flo<dlyMigh• ................ to)O ..... 11 21
ofBlendioS ....... . 1010,1013 ofMIIlyThinp. . ...... 1031 ... . 1342
Oiirinka's ..•....•............•. 1010 of Melting .................... 10)3 T\m;uoise and Emenld Mobile .... . 737
ofDryina •. .. ..... 1010 Monadk Oovo. . .. 1033 Warrior ........•.....•......... 348
of Eyes ........... . ... 1010 of tho Monolith ............ . ... 1034 Rudel.,.
Glwlrobc ..... .... .. ... •. . 1011 MOIO MOIo ..................... 741 of Guidance ................... . 1046
"fHolding. .. . .... .. .. 1011 ofOnnwal. 10)4 ofM~bility. ., ........ 1046
of lmmcdialC ACCC!ls, H'Vcyk 's .... lOll o f Orbs . . .. •.. . 1034 ofPropulI-ion.•..•..... . ..... .. 1047
ofMagi<.ol Enhancement. Sulmish ,. 1016 of Pam, Iron . . ..•... 1029 ofSpe«l . . . 1047
of~l _ ......... 1014 of Parrying . ...... ... .. .. 1034 Rudno~ Bow ......•.....•. . .. . .... 209
of Protection . ..... 1014 o f I'assolle . 1035 Rudfll~ eo .. of Cloning ............ . 216
"fRepetition . . .......... .. 1014 I'rote<:tion, Bannot of . . . .. 156 Rue: OillPowder . . .. 776. 90\1
Ro<:k ................•. 1015 Quirks . 1035
ofScinlillali"3 Color
ofScmlwn.
1013
]016
RAnikt ...
ofRa$tinon.
. . 1036
.. 1036
'"of Mothering .............. ..... 257
ofSmothorinli. . ... 257
of stars . . .. . .... .. . .. . 1016 of Reine..,..t;"", Malke" .. lOll Throw . . .... 2~
ofSws, Me1!ifkur~.. . .......
lOll of Rosur=tion . . ..... . 1037 ofw.,\c:cmo .............. . ...... 257
Stone ........... 1016 .. o fRul <n.hip. . ...... 10]7 Ruin C&n:l ...... . ....•.... . ...•... 381
TvuIuri "Oolden ... . . .. .... ... .
1017 of Security.. . .... . . 1037 Rulen.hip, Crown of. ........ 336
ofUKfulltenu . . .. . ... . .
1017 Scaojan EarthcaU.,.\ ... 1037 Rulenhip, Roo of . . ..... 1037
of Use I... 11 ..... . .... ...... ... . .
1017 ofSC .... n Pau . ..10)&,10)9 Ruling Staff. Pharaoh ... . ..... 1288
of Vanish in II . . .. ... ....
1018 o(Singing . . ...... 1040 Rune Wand, Odin .. .. 1490
ofVeh"II.. .. 1018 . •. ofSmitins. . .. .... 1040 Runeba:nmor . .... . .•..... SSS
ofYumln .... . . . ....... . ...
1018 ofSplmdor .................... 1041 Runn
ofWamth ..................... 1018 of Strength, MoIo MOIO ........... 742 Mhuntlll ~ .. . . . ...... . .. 664
Wizud ~ ...... 1018 .. . ofT«tlJ ..... ..... . ..... ... .. .. IOoII ofNmnhk . 1221
Yanuo ~. . ......... 1018 ofT.."..". . ..... .... .. ..... ... .. 1042 ofPo...$$ion.. . .. .... . 1222
Robin (joodfellow'li Wmd . .. 1491 Th...,..p;..",. . .......... 485 Runestick ....................... 1492
Robin, Rod ...........•........•• 1388 ofThunderins Compliance, RunjO)lO ~ Winged Boot • . . .. 196
Rocckoc: ~ RinS of MOIo MOIO .. . .. 742 Ruprura. Thesis onCondi,ional ..... 1247
Bu"'."""'tic Wiurdry .. ...... . .. 995 ofTransportatiod, Whi$p<T... . .. 1042 R.st
Roc:k (Sec also: Stone) of Victory . . .. .. .. 1042 B.o.IIoon . . .... lSI
Death .. . ...... 1019 ofW<IpOIII)' . . ......... 1042 Blade: . . . ..... . ....... 367
of tho Darad S'tin, Death 1010 ofWelkwood . 1042 DuO! .. All
Kerttllyap ......... ..... . 1020 of tho Wynn • . ...... 1043 Proofing, Oil of.................. 776
Pet ........................... IOlI ROI~' Wand . ........................ 1492
Pim:ing. Anvw of ... ...... ... . ... 95
Robe •. ...... . .... ... ......... 1015
SII.~, Talisman of tho ..... .. .... 1426

...
Rockinghol"so, Flyill$.
Roclupliner .
. . 490
. . 119
Bolder .. Cloak of tho ............. 298
C&rd . . .. . 381
Power, PoIion of ...... ... .. ...... 882
Wisdom, PoIion of .. ... . ........ . 881
Roguo .. Koy ......... . ............ 631
RoIuolan, Staff . ....... ........ . .. 1292
Ru~tl<l n
Flatcbct. Sword ..
P\::>lurm .
Sling Blade: .
Snap-Tong . .
".
."'
............. 368
..... ....... 1048

of Absorption .. .. .... . .. .. ... .. 1011 lWIand .. S\OOrd.. . .. 1358

of tho Amli Sea .. ... ....... . .•. 1012
ofAlertnns. . .... .... ...... 1022
Roller Hoopers, Hoop of tho ... 599
Roll.,. Hoopc-rs, Skatosoftho . .. ... . 1116
s
As~'Ii Ruby . . 1022 Rollln i S'tin. o.ath R""k "ftho DMad ...... 1020
ofBoguiling. . . . . 1021 B..,..lof. ................... 160 S.birine~ Specular . 1122
nfRegttiHng.MnmMnt" . '41. logof 673 Sob«. Rod 11M
BI. clat ick .................... 1013 Ranle of Shaking and. . .823 Sacred BundleTolioman . . ...... 1425
ofBli"" Walkins 1013 ~.OjJof. . .. ....... 776 Sacred Grove. Hom of the ......... I S46
of Building •.. .. .. . .. ... ... 1014 Rook. . . 284, 287 SlOddlo
ofCane.llation. . .... . ... 1024 Roorno. Tapestry of .. . .... .. .. . . .. 1428 ofComfons, TorIoch ~.. . IO~
nfQimbing.. . 1024 Rooms, Weapon ofo..tect ofFIy;ng .. . . .... 1049
ofConccalmont. MOIo MaIO ....... 742 Shifti nll Wall. and .. ... . ...... . 1511 Key . . .......... 631
oro.neing. Multiple . ...... ... . ... 488
of Death .
ofDittOt!;"" .
DivinerofLife
ofDivinins.
. .. .. ... . 1024
. ........ 1023.1025
.... 1016
. .. 1016
..,.
Root, Tangl""ine. ...
Rootin8 PoIion ofGn:eru.pmuting ..... 871

ofOimbing.
ofConsuiction
. 1427

. .... 1043
. . ..... . 1043
of Secure Rid-ins ............... 1049
of tho Spirit Home. .
of Stability .

Saddlebags, Nithian .
.1049
. ... 1050
ofTaming ...... . ............. 10SO
. ...... 136
of Dominion . . .... 1016 ofEnwoBlemont ......... , 1043. 1044 Safe Conownption, Potion of. . ...... 887
of Electrification ............... 1026 Infinite . . .. l044 Safe. E><tradirnensional. . • .. 449
ofElernenw Fire ............... 1026 Sail. ' Boy with, Statue of"""'"t ... . 1304
ofEntrJ.prnem . ... ... ........... 1027 Roping, Arrow of. . . ................ 96

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Softly ofMighry a..nin, . .. 1054 of the SoR:tm"-Kinl ...•.• 1(l64
Bonl< ...•.. 200 ofSnori"ll .. .•••.• . ...... ... 1054 "fTruth .••..•. • •••••••• I(Wi
Nt! '"
Rin&of.
Sop of tho GfU\ Conjum'S, Epic ..•• 116S
..•. 75'
. ............ 995
.TOOlhed Glai"" ..
$non Violins .
Sabtwd.
. .••..• 84<1
. ... .•.. 1 3~
. 1054
~ •...
Schnba ..•••.••... ...•..•.. •. • 1J90

Scbnai, Blad Sail of .

••• <10
. .. IOSI
Sapeil)', H.lmc1 ofSubl .. ~ 593 Scabban:l of Holdin • ............... 105<1 School Cap. Cuned ........... 2S1

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SlhllaJ,in Cm~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 303 Scobban:l of Poi"'n. . ..... 105S School Cap. . ,~

Sahllll\in Dolphin.... . ........ ]68 Scllada,. Throbri.o.nd) (Trobriond)) Scienco of Metae""hantrnen' .. . 1221
Sill
Invitible .... 10'1
Mas ..... RiII& of~
.'''''
.. 122S, 1226
Sclmlta,
Aziza-.."fDancina. 1341
of M...... Vftability ••. . .. 1051 "'k Bamboo.......... 1343
of Schnai, Black .•••. . ....... lOS! &1ance.ofC............... . . .. 141 Flyinlo om....." 1369
Salli.... Tubof ....... lSI. 1462 &1ance.oflllmlOlly .......... . .. 141 Siva.... . Il96
,m
Sails' Boy .. Rope ... 130-1 &Lanco. of lud8JMl". . 141 of Speed . . . • ))90
S.in,.,. Sanity. T""", of. . . . .. 1444 CI ...,..".Swo<d •••. .. 1389 Scin,mat1na Colen, JeUI\lO. of lOll
Sll<otha\ Sl"'lIbook . 12)0 Mail. Red Dra&an •.• • 81 Sr:intiliitina Colors. Robe of .......• 101 S
Sakktad. SIwd of. . ...... • )4) Mail of H""" ...................• 2 Scope ofCel.,nIIAnllysis ........ . 1067
Salamander Flask . . .. 489 of Power •. .... . •. 148 Scopeofs...;"I . . . ... 1067
Shield, en.,., .. . .. 1095 .sco.t.ne. Sword. . . •.• 1190
""of .... Eanh .....
. ...... 2.1l.249
Por\. ~na Saml of ...... . 160
Shak.., Etornal ....... . ..... 1091
ofWei,hina.....
SCO~.SWOn:I ......
Scoled o.to of""' ...
Scol.kind, Shell of Protection VI..
.. 1055
1390
.. 794
4)9
.......
~.Will ...

ScorpiOll Crown
IS20

Statile< of Powor, Old •. .......... 1l0l
Wand of.. . .......... 1493
Saltl Command, Rina of
Sally willi Raincoat. Old ....•...••. 130'
S.lwtion. "'""band of ...........•.. 66
....... JJ1
ScorpiOll Word Statue ............. 1104
Scales of Justice. Swon:l. . .. 1389 ScOll'lle ofRe~ ..1<ln, SWOR! . • • 1)91
.. 989 ScolyCommand, B,*,.I" of ......... 219 Scowli.,. Mask of . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 704
ScontWaro;lofSIOmIS .•. ..1 493 Smaminlo Arrow of ............•... 96
Smamiq. Dao1 or.... ....... ...... )74

. .-
.sea.. R...-.!. Oinrnwm of .. 7S1
S~. .sea..~.s.I""of ••. . ... 10'2 ScriW ...... Qpill of ~21
ofF.. Seei". ................... 10'2 Scriba.. Oil of. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . m
of Heali", . . ... 1052 ofOeoth ................. lOSS, 10'S Scrilrin.. S\yI", of . . IllS
of Scar Re"""",J . . ............ 10'2 of Deception . . 1055 srn .... ni.,. SlIfI" of .......... 1292
SII=ofGrowth ................. 10'2 ofEnBiins Enemie. . .10$6 Scroll
Samander\ Rin.. .... . ....... 99' Equus ••. • •.... ..... ..•• 1056 of Ambc-r. Cuned. . ..• 1072
Sarr!pling,St ..... or. .... . ..
1314 ofGo\tm ProIeclion .. .. 10'7 of Ani ....1Growth . . . •..• 1010
Samc>o. MiD of . • . . • • . . . ....•• 722 ofln$lnily ..... .•.. . .. 10" Ballanl'" •. . 1010
Sam!>sa\(;oIdeaAu.. . ... 119 ofUrc ... ..... ..... .. 1051 o fCommuaicltioa . . . 1071
Samurai Slay' .... Weapon of . . I'~ Monos~ GoIem .• lOSS Creation. Quill .. 917
Samzinna's G~ of Putrlncation .. 519 ofPestI'rolcction ............... 1058 ofCrnt1on ....... . 1071
Sancnwy Candle .................. 244 of ProcectiOll . . . . lOS! a.. ..u:... ... ......... ..... 1071
Sind of Uncertain Friendship. Ben""' ~ .. 1055 a..rxd. . •. . .. ........ 1071.1072
GoI.", libAm . . . ... 662 ofUncenain\Y ..... 1058 of"'" Death Servant. ... 1072
Magie Wowd Sr:roll ..• ••. 1086 of Venom •••••••... ........ •••• 1059 of Delay •... .............. ... 107l
of Truth ..•...••.. . .. .••. 1052 Scarf ofSint-d. Rainbow ...•... 931 , 1059 DomiNltion . ..•. . .. .. . ...... 1073
ScroII.. . ... . .••. lOS} Scarfof~ Dry Steppes . 1059 of the Efm:ti .... . ....•. 1073
Sandal. ofSpecd ... . . ••. 1111 Scanin.. Ointmml of.. . .. 7S1 Effects. Casti"l .... ........ ...• 1068
s.ndoh><>od 0i1l1'lJwder .... TI6.909 Scatho:r.Sword ... 1341.1161- 1168 EfI"CCII. l'roIeclion.. 1068
Sands. Sufi" oftl>o .1292 Scenery. Cwuin of .... 3S) of Equipment ..•. .. Ion
Sand!.. S,.",-,:I of~ ... .. 1)89 Scnt ofErosina . . ............. Ion
Slnlty DetediOll. Arrow of ............... 96 ofFi"" I'rie$t Spoil. 1073. 1074
Elixir ..... 44 5 Neumliution. Porion of. . U8 of F"tve Wizard Spell. . •... 1074
Tomeoflmmonl .. . ... 1442 OilofNeunl TI4 nan.. Map:- W"w.nI .••••• 10&6
Tome ofSaindy..
SamariaR Kehonder~ S...,..-d
Slppbl~
. .. 1444
.... 1339 .......
Oil of...

AInul" of "'" hpyr\It.

.m
. : .. 38
ofFlante~ ..............••. 1074
of Four JIl...ionlsI Spella •...•..•.. 1074
Glyph • . ..... ... ..•..••. 1014
Sow. 20' Bla<! . 1060 ofHaRahni .. 1074
Drall"" Sllyer, Sword ............ 13" ofCboGlie Neut .. l ...... .... ..... 937 Holdi"," Cue .................. 261
of NCVC1Winter .................. Sll of Chaotic Evil. . .... 937 oflllwnination .. JOn
SaKlk~ Spellboolc .. . .. 1227 ofCbaotie Good ..•.............. 937 ofMappinl .' .•. 1075
SorpssoDete<IOI"... . IOS2 ofDefmdinlJ. lido .••. ... .. 1062. 1063 ofMiMd Sphetu, I'rirst .. •..••..• 1076
Samge Bow • • • • • • • • . ..••••• 209 ofDef~ .. .•.. .... . . .. 1060 ofMim:i1'rie$t Spheres Spdb ..... I07S
M""S'S'O ... AUIOmIIed Spell ..••.• 1075
"'"
ofFh Reoimnce . . 1M3
of Heal Endunonee ....... .... ... 1053
ofEnlnpmrN ...
of Evil. ...
oftlte RqoIten Ciry..
. 1062
GU
.. 1062
N"'...... .
of P<>nals . . .
. .. t07'
. . .. 1076
of Immolation . . ........ lOB of Good . . .. 941 of Prio.t Spells . . . .. .. ... 1076
Shirnmeri"i .... . ... lOB ofUwfUl Ntutrll . . .... 914 Scroll of Prot.. t loll from
$ashel.. ) SlOOnI, Deep •. . •. ll$6 of ...... fUl Evil .. . . ... 914 ~id .•... ........... 1076
Salehtl. Seed .....••. 1)1 of ...... "'1 Good. .. . .... 933 >on
Saleht1. Suin). . .... III ofUfe . . ... 1063 BuIUll ... .... Ion
Sathallarin) Wand ofWondef . .. 149) 1077
Sa ...... Ri"l ..................... 996
S.uVlgi .... Swan! ....... . 1389
ofU&ht . .....
Mi1enian .
ofNeutnd Good •••
. ... 1063
. ..........• 1063
•• 93S
"""
Divinltion •
Dt-aIOR Brc-atlt ..
.. 1077
1071
SI,·cr.life. S,.",-,:I • • 1380 ofNoutrlll Evil .. .. 9lS Earth ••• 1017
S.vin&, Mirror of lifc .. 129 of Neutral ........... . .......... 9lS Electricity. .................. 1077
Savini) S...,..-d .. 1389 ofNeutrllHry .. . ... 942 Elementalo ..•..• lOTI
Savona. S",fI" of .. . 1292 Plague ..... .... ..... 10601 ~Iinn ...•. ...... •..•... 1078
S_ of Power •••••••••• ...•.•. .•••• 10601 Fin: . ••...•.. 1078
..... 105<1 ofShiIl.Swne •••.••... ..... .... I066 Gu ..•...••... •..•...•.. 1078

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Gena. . .. 1078
".ofDecq>riool .. 1086
.....,
Hun ..• ...•. 11)0
Heal... . .. 1078 of J.f.. AI·SomaI .... 1011 Helm ..•....• . . .•.• 596
IlIl1SionJ ..• 1078 Ri ... or AI·JC.lim. Gold ... . 967 SoIol ••••••• . 1397
L)'QIIIhtopes..... . ... 1079 ofViJOf . .•.. . .. ..... 1083 SHklal
Malic ... . ........ 1079 $o.linIWa.o .. . .... ..... ...... IS06 Arn;NI of. ............. 96
MoaiclJ WeIlpOl\l .............. . 1079 $0.1$, Book ofT.... I....... ........... 192 Dan of. . ............... 314
Morid •. . .•...•........... 1078 $0.1 •• Lilnm oflWcl .... ............. 669 SIi"lof... lUll
N<><IIl1qicII Weapons . . . ..... 1079 Scamansllip. Earnnl of ... .......... 428 Selojlll EIorthcol1 ..., Rod . . .. 1038
hlalyUlion . . . . .... 1079 Scamlc" Spellbook. SIacl"J . 1244 Sehaoine\ G<rwn •...•....•. 549
I'I:1rif>elOtiorl ••••••••••••. .•... 1079 Searin.. Pomof .•.. .•. . B40 Se;'fried., Sword .. . ..... 13-43
PlarI" '". .••... . 1079 Seas. c:o.t of the . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31S Seik\ Spellbook ... .. 1244
~ ....... .1080 Seas. KeoIiIh l'IaIc Mail of !he .n Sew. Iiamao of . . • •. S66
I'ooIctsioa . . . . . I080 Seal of8lne ............. .. lOBS Se\o<:li~ Rc.dinc. PardImmI 01 . ~
~honee<'
Spin.. ...
Tanar'ri ..........
10lI0
. 1080
. ... 1080
Seal.... 0..;" oIum . . .
Scalint.Cooo::h ofComfoNbic
ScbIsciaro\ ClIimo ofOpenin, .
. 274
.274
817
"" Ckani,.C-.per ....
I'obooo of PoIyJnorpI:I
. ... 151
•.•....••. III
T................... .1080 s.c-I Sip!. 0 ; . , _ of.......... 7111 ·LiJlltinc Smokiq Pipe .. . .. 1116
Uftdead ......
Wiler. .•..
S..oU (COllI.)
. ........... 1080
1081 """
Al>Ihoril)', Foundalions of .
Door Detection. Wand of ........ 1493
1171
.ProIcctinI I'atdImcm •.• • ....... ICN
Sel ......, lIel...., of . . . . . . . .
Sel_~ lneffoblc Conj .... 'iono
. ...•. S92

"rQuesrionini .. . ....... lOBI Door Dmnion. ~IJIOII of . . mI M.,;c and I'hanllSm$ ... . ...... 1227
QuirQ .. lOSI Doon. Mlp of . . . • . . . 69$ Somo:khtd SItF ... ... .. ...... 180
Readinl, Gem . S27 Doors, Mlp of Illusions, and 692. $omipm:iou. SI......, .............. 1101
ofRecowry.................... I082 Doon. Map orMllie and .. 692 Seadlnl
ofRepeli1ion . . .. 1082 Doon. M.p ofMlppi"3 and ... •.. . 693 Boo of MCUIJC . . .•. 21$
ofRelum. ...... ..... ... .. Ion Doo...rd Trip Do\cc1ion. Wond of. .. 1493 Mirrorof. .•. .•. . .... 7l-1
Rhialle'l .. 1082 Doo...rdT~Locacion,Wm:loI.. 1493 Dulblosl. 0.... ofS~lII .... . .... 419
Sand "... .. 1083, 1086 Doon andT.... Map of ... .69S Snuhock\ Spellbook.. . ...... 12lI
Sa ..................... LOB3, 1086 Doors. \W"I'OIIoffincl ...... 1511 Scr*")' ~ Potion of . .. ..W
ofSftirlc ..•..•••...•......... 1083 Sectels.life ofNIlIn Its • . ••. 1192 $o~ I'nIuctiooa. Helme! of. . .. . .. S92
ofSew:a Druid Spoils . 100 Sccun:1Udina,Saddlcof .... 100 .ScnIlCIIIllfc (Sl) Lens. 81ue ....... 1067
ors..a WIZaI'd Spen. . . lOll s.a.i .... Nail of 74(; s.m.... P1ane. Rep..........,"'• ••• 1220
orShdler......... . LOll .se.:.rlty Scntil'ltl Th:.... . ...... SoU
of5;' 111","",;51 S~J1... .. lOll CIobintl of . • . . .m September HOn!I • • • . .• 1541
of Sir. PMsI S~IIt ........ . .. 1(8) Pooooh of ..... . ........... 137 Semlily, Qlobe of .... jJ9
of Six WIUfd Spell' ..•...• . IOB1. 1084 Rodof .................. 1037 Series Spel!)amrni"l Helm . j80
Sor=er's ............ . 10&4 Sec Irwi.iblc. Weapon of . . . . 1523 Serindo\ Spellbook .. 1231
Spoil Levoel Rallj< ..•.. 1070 Serpf\ Dcl, of Swimming . . .. 169
ofSpeU Cilchini ............... 1084
Spells. Who C.n UK 1070
"" Anow, Fire .
Drl&on Lilly .
. .... 89
. .. ....... 1089
Str~nl
Bandofm. ... . .......... Jj3
Spells. Levoel. ......•. 1068 DtmIic Curinjr .............•... 1090 Bell. . . ......... 169
Spells. UN .. 1068 Di_CurlRi . 1090 Orb of the ••...... .... .....• . ,...
of!he Slcl'-I'lolll .... . 1084 Eooohaoted Chtrry Pits . 1089 Goldca, Bell .. . ........•.. 169
of$.ugQlion . 10&5 Fire .•..•. . 1089 Slicer. S..."...j.. .. 1191
ofTllIOO........ .. 1015 ofGrowtb ......... . 1090 SpirillUtt ...... 107
ofT........ utarion . . .. 1015 Hill .... ... ....... . 1090 SlIffoflhe .. . ... 1291.1293
ofT_III ... .. 10B.5 M_in..... . ... 1090 Serpentine Owl . . • . . . .. ~18
ofT...... . .•... . ............. 1086 Oillf'ooo..... c..nill .. .. 767.902 Sorpio l.ui«Jn ....• 11.1(1
ofWinci t.bp: .....• 1086 0i11f'owO<r. Cyprtw ......•.. 767,902 Scrnlloa, Robe of . 1016
WiDrd. . .. 1086 Salcbel . 137 Scnen\ SpeIlIIMlUJllly.. . . . ...... 9IJ1
ofWIDfIis.. . ..... 1086 Squarc+Meal . 1090 Scnm\ Spellbook .... . ... 1140
SaoIk .... of DDcwnmc Tnnsmission .. 261 Sun ........ .•..... .... 1090 ScrYam ofl.cuk..o. MiebtY .......... no
Saullmaki"ll. Inkwell of . . .... .. 61 2 Trolinower .................... 1091 SeMnl. Scroll of!he lkalll ....• 1012
S.I"}'11l1 ofWUlth .... . .... . ... . 1091 Serving. Broom of . . . . 229
Cryt.tal of Du,h .. . 341 Seeds. EYff·Ful1 BIll <If . . .•. 134 Serving. C~. Snulf.. of . . 247
Oil of. . ........ 777
...."' Servinll Spoon .....•. . ... 1466

, .
Porion of. ...................... 881
Scylhc ofl'loin. .. . ........ .... lilt;
Chli.of....... ..........
EyoofMinule .............
. ... 274
458
Scrvinidc. llood of
Servi,...... Rina of ..
.... m
. ......... 997
ScM'innrit\ S~ ............... 1391

.
EyeaIaua ofT.... . ..... 4til
OU",", Anow of Silyinj .. Gem of .•...•..•
!)ow..•••••••••••••••••
EarriJoc of!he .. . ... 42ti
• •. \19
" Helmet ofli.... ..•.
HoIqI.aM of . . . .
. ..• S21
. ........ ~I
. . 602
'"Doucr or . . • . • . •
i'alfft C_ Game . . .. . ... . .... 254
. . 361

KomoflhcADR ... . . .. IS43 Lmoof ........ . .... 6SS Minoo::oIoonIof .•................ 781
lroa p;" oflhelcy ... . . ... tiI9 Lens 01 r. . . .. 65-4 Tea. of Skin ....r Grace ......•••• 1428
M . WIZard Scroll ..
Monsom. Mow 01 SIIyi"ll
lI.odoflhcAerdi ..••.
.... losti
..... 99
•• lOll
t.mI ofMinulC ..
Minorol... .....
MinorofSPri. ...
. ... 65-4
. 73-4
.73S
.....
~Writiftt. ....

Druid Spells. Scroll of

. 928

.... 1083
.......... 10&3 N...,klac:<!ofNi&hl . . ... 7SO FinJOfS, Tomcof.... . ...... 1444
""'" Earth.""
Ship,
SlIlf oflM
...........
1106
............... 1292
Ointmenlof F...
Porion of.
. ... 780
..... 888
Loll Rings of MhlCIlrul .. ....... .. 664
Pam. Rod of.............. 1038. IOJ9
Tridcnlof!heOljln .............. 844 Rin.of . . ................... 997 Ski", ofm. Uni....... . . ... 12) I
Zonlble Coffin of er..non . . . .... 31 7 Sal¥coffu. . Ion Wizard Spollo. Scroll of ......... 1083
Sea!na,hinl, Helmtlof.. . ~92 Scope of . . . 1067 Scwnlh IIl1dc ... . ....... ll91
Seafuinj Anchor ............... .. .. 46 Stroll of .. . ............. IOS3 Sewer Pipes ........... ISH
Sewin.. Ne«Ile of . . ......... ... •. 754
Sh'aricn, S... Blade ......... .. ... 1)91

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Sho'ir,Anow ofS1oyi1'll ... 99 SMloer. Scroll of. , ..• lOll Tonoite ••. .... lIOS
Shat'kles. Striftc of ... 1319 SMIIn, Tml of ... ., 143 1 Whi~ . ................... IIOS
Silidow SlImy's Rina of Animal Fria>clsbip .... m Wood-lroa . . llOS
Bell.... . ..... 169 SIIichi'l Daikyu. . .. 209 Yondalll's . ............ 11011
Cape .......................... 23S Shichi'l Katana, Sword. .. 1393 SIIlddl • •
Coffin ofCrellion. . . 3I1 Shield BlOCICh of . ................ 221
Control. l'oIion of ................ 893 +11+4 vi. Miuikl. .. 1100 Candle .. ...... 244
OraSOn SII~r. S\OOOI ....... 1357 +21+3 ..... Oraio", ... .. ....... 100S <lemof . , $18
limp, .,6045 +3 ..... OraliO'll. Medium . 1098 PotiOd o f MliPc ' . .. " 878
Portablt.. .. ......... 85 1 +31+5 ..... OraliO'll .............. 1Q9.l RinaofM ind ............ 977
Potion of. ................... 888 Abbolhor'a. . ..... 1093
ShadeofiM
st.dowcUla .. .
..... 1091
. ......... 618
nr At.orption
Atsil,....
.. 1093
.. 109]
Shird of........... .
S_of... .
ThaI's RirIt al'Mu.J ..
""
.. Ill5
,. 100l
ShadcrwcMtcr, Mlld\n»;'s . . . . .... 644 Amuki .... .. ...... 4] Shifter EIridIt, PIaoe . ....... 22'
~1oII< . .. ... 308 AIhma'l ... 1093 ShiftinJ WalIsIRoornA.
~'sSpoIIbook.. .. .. 1231 BoMer, ~.... . 156 Wapooo ofDtua ... .. ]311
Shadc7ws, Briel 's Boot of. .. . II $2 of ~ TltiJIonriIIl. . I IOS Shiftina WalWJtooms
Shadc7ws, Scroll ofPrwction m.... ... lOll 8]inIt ............ . 11 03 Ottcctioa Potion . . •. m
Shadowstaff . . .. 1291 of8lowTumin,g ... . .... 1093 Shih,s-.Scepoeror ..... I~
SbadowrwonI . .. .• 1391 of Charm . . . ........ ]093 ShilTlr!llerin& Black ofShio OJ ...... ... 11904
SbIdowIomo .. , .. . ... 121 I Cloak of tho •. • . 309 S~irnr'IWtinJ Sash , .. , . lOS]
Sbai's Blnle Me .. 119 ofConc:akd W"urdry . .. IQ9.l Shin Oi_ Shimmtrina Blide of ... 1)904
Shah.pel.., Slarof.... . ..... 529 Copper ............. IQ9.l Shin Lu. Floalin& BIIdo: of. ......... 1369
Shahpeth's lncen.., ofQbsession ...... 6]2 ofCurc WOW>da ................ ]Q9.l Shina·Tou· Hiko'a Sword. .. . .... 13904
Shokn, Eternal Sail . 1091 O..lh WalCh Bmlc . . ... IQ9.l Sh"nin& Hom ofTen ThouJand
ShaUr, HUlirin 'l Spice ............. 1092 Dil<:.......... .. ...... IQ9.l Windt, AilOlis'l •. , , •.. .. IS42
SlIakillj[ and Rollins. RllIk of,. . ... 823 ofDrason Protect"", ............ I~ Shiny Shoe, Herlll'l Superb . .. .. I III
SlIakli Amultl , •• ,.,. .. 42 Draaon-'" ............ 1~5 Shia-ZIICIti'l Tridml ..... S.l
SlIakItlIaci ofhaoe ( Flu~) .. 1S42 DrIaonshieId ............ 1~5 S~ lp
S/IalaftI;Iaia'slklf;:QofSwstridin& .... 196 Dlance ~ OuanIian ••. . •• I~~ Crew, Unsccn 1465
SIIIIandain's HoIyAvcnan Sword •... B91 otElottriciIy ... . .. 1~5 Eanh and Sa .. 11011
st.n.n's Mlndt ........... . .. 3(J8 ofEnern' Orain ... 100 Frey'l......... . .. 11011
Shaman's Spelibook. Chief..•..••... lin ofEdltmlily ... .. .. 1096 of dlllOods .... 1106
SIume,S~of ... 139] r-n's .... , .... ,' .... 1096 lWr\Iaat Sky ... ... 1107
SNndariI's Wortboot , ............ 1213 of Fly. • .. .. 1096 Mud.. ] 1011
SbadpLor tho Black, SpeUbook of ... 1216 of 0....,... Form . .. 1096 NHI ..... (See N~ )
Sbape Oem, Brain . . .. S21 ofl'ear1 .................. 1086, 11011
CIwIaml, Sword of Abhonalce .... 1316 OobIin, ofiM PonIIIj ............ 1096 P'haIHhip ....... ... ........... 11 09
Chansin&- Rin, of. . . . .. 997 ofO~k .. 1096 ·;n·I·BoI!!t." ... , 1109
S\OOfd Hl nd·Gulrd ., .. .. , 1336 Orimj.w . , , ............. .... , . 1096 R.ake .,., .. ,. . ....... 9ll
Shapec ban i C1J of H.,lC ................ ...... , 1097 S.. nkin&. Bowl of. ................ III
Pro!e<;tiOll Scroll. , 1019. 1080 H.,lIuinl 'l ............ ........ 1097 Wheel of M........ Ya'abil ily ........ 1110
S~"""inll, Ri"ll of ............. 997 ~kttonc'l Bulwark . ........... 1097 ShiPf, Mcdqian Brxckiof losl ..... ll9
Shapet, Dom< of .................. ~ IO Holy ............... 1098 Shin, War ..... .. 1110
Shaptshifln Key .•. . . 631 nrlhclloly ]091,1102 Shlvmn& Wnpoa IS24
S~t( k
" .~ nfHIImI ••. . ....... 1098
Kura dill Dark...sa. . 634 al' lnvltibilily .... . ..... ]098 BIode, Sword. . .......... .,. 1]904
01 SaUtad.. • .. .. .. .. . .. 3<41 Kirilh-KAIIOi .. .. ........... 1091 SloWai' . . 1l9l
oIS11;'Idin&. ................. 1092 l..aduper'l.. .. ...... 1099 TheoryofOccuhV...... .. . lUI
SIwb, Sb<]1of Ptuection Rom ...••.. 42 lMnl's Spoil ..... . ... ]099 Shock"" Orup Recipe .•. 120
~ .....
Sblr[!Eycs.Pl:Mionof.
.. .. llll
IJBI
landi, OIIlioe ofdor ..... 2n
LandI. Warlord BlackofiM ....... 1412
Shockinj Orup,
So..
R""
of ... 99Il

Sbl rpnm of Lorin , . .., ,. 1099 of Fhartan&hn .. . .. . . , ... 1111

Ktlife of,. , ... , .... " .. ]66 Mqieal Qeknle .... 1099 H,fi~~ Superb Shiny ..•. II1I
Oil of,. ., .. 777 M<:dic ..... ...................... 1099 of Vidar, Iron ................... 1111
Swonbof.,. . 1341 , 1343,1l6S, of M<:du... . .. 1099 of Wh"h: Bronze .............. .. IIll
lJ66, 1367, 1370, 1372, 1374. Il80, Mirror, of Rheddriln............. 11 00 Woodland .......... .. ......... 1112
lJ87, lJ92, 1409,1 41 1 Missi lt Anno:l« . 1100 Shoo Hom ...... .. 1S-47
SlIallff MI8eSt.o.. ... ,, 1112 Missi le Qenocl« .• 1100 Shoon'l BIICkl. ' ........ . ......... lIO)
SIlI II"ln, Oil, Caloric ................. .. 766 ShooIina Stara, RirIt o f .. 971.998

-
&Jpipo!l o f ., ................. , ISl8 ofOlynthoa; . .. 1100 Shot Bow, LuI . . ...... lOS
Brooch ofObaidian.. . .. 211 Oft, World· .. 156] Shot, M. ... .. 1112
Elliot.. .. ... 09 ~tIcd . l lOt St.:.u tuiaJ) Wll~ .... :;_ .... !~

.....
SbIvint. RluwofCkm ............. 933
Stwulliln, S.oonI , . ,

of Frop.
ofSmallBeq .
, . 1392

..... 1092
..... ]092
of P'roof Apinsl .

Quirb ....
Raj ~ Shield of tho Holy
.. ...
of P'roof Apinsl Ekctricity .......
o f I'nlofApinslFire ..
110]
1101
11 01
11 01
] 102
of Anilnariooo . .. • ..
of 01""" ....
nr Diuin&. Cuncd .
nrOnYed . gin,g ...
. 11]J
I ll)
. II]J
] 114
\/ampire ..•.
ZIdorc's Poi_
.
..... 1092
'''' Recipe ..........
of Rt nocliorl . , .. .
]20
1102
oflnlflnmml
Sl\IWkb... Hinae of ,
11 14
..... 596
Sheku.e.W'l C\o!h , .... 313 of RtrnoveClo.w .. 1103 Shri.... ina Powde, . . ....... 906
Sh<ki_le,'I eryJlIllinc Heat! ... . , . , $74 RepW's Will. .... . ........ 1103 Shu'l Sword ..................... 11904
S h.1I Rina . .. ......... 997 Shukeqjl Helmcl .. .......... S92
of Proteclion .............. .. ... 439 Shoon~ BIICkicr ........ . ....... 1103 Shukenjl Slay"n&- Weapon o f. .• In4
of Protect"'" from SIwlu ........... 42 Slicky ........................ 1104 Shllriku. ......... ,... .., 1435
1'ypcI, .............. .......... SI1 Thi]1ooIri.an, of Ber1er\i~8 ... IIO!! . Shunmd Lamp of Continual Li"'I .... 6)7
Sbelttf. CIP 01 .. . ........ 23<4 T1Iurinnd's l'roloclor . . .•. , .• IIO!! Silft&bm . .. . . . .. . . . .. . .. 353

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1239 SimpleOrdef. Minwof ... . . .... 134 ~IIyAliped. Whip •..•.•.•. 15J.4
Sim~lIo:nIm. Annb",) Rcf'n;shm<nl ... 62 SillY""
''Il10\ . . 1114 SimW'Jll, Claw of Mi&htY........... . 293 Am1w.L~ . ..92
Black. 1L14 Sin ~ Black Au. NIMI ............. 1]9 S - Dragon .............. 11Soi
Cronua\ . . illS Sw.d, Iloinbow Scarfof....... 931. 1059 Drqon. SYI<lId .. . .•....... lJS1
0 -.. Ol.ck .. . . ......... 1115 Sinplooi Luc • ............ ...... . 1329 Genie, Sword ............ . IHI
Golden •• . ..•.. Ill } Sl n&IQa Gilnl. SWIlrd . . 1372
oftht Hl/'VeJI .
of Lycanthropy .
. •• 1115
. .... 1l15 ""'~
ROOof
....... S88
....... . . ... . . ... 11J4()
MOMI .... SYI<lId
orllle Nochefbom ...
.. .•....•..
.. 112
1383

Sideaoflhe Memory, Dark 1162 Skull 1117 Rin& of m. Holy ....... .. ....... 910
Siqes. Chest of . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Sittftied\S-.-:l .......... . ... . .. 1373
. 288 SIIn.e .......... .
S-.d ...... . ,,,.
. 1305 S""OI'd ........... ............. 1396
tltIcDd. Sword ... 14ll
Sif'&SwonI . ])94 SiJI&le Rotr ••••.
....'
Sip DMovitcbo\ Winp ofFtyiq . 1560 51.1<.1 ••
Ml<kuf.. • • . .
""
. ... _SO
Wa\or Elernmlal .
$110)'1••
......""... Arwwof..
• . &41

.. 99
DuIIncaO""of .. .. 41 9 Alto<fI of.. • • . . ....... . 9 7 ~of ..... .. 97,99
E)qIasIa or. ..... 46.l Bowl of Ship ................... 211 Boneof. ..... ... IS]
Eya:VISion and Arane •. . .•• 1166 CanoL . .... . .............. 374 BowofVlmpite .. 206.210
Goqln of U..........1er . S47 Sippi", Spoon •. . 1466 Dan of ...... HS
M_ \ Man...1or ..... . .... 11'.U SirC.1cdon lGmIey~ Spellbook. . 1243 o.a,..... Sword of 1157
OinlmCnlofSecond .. 78l SirOIwyn Fomtfriend) Spe!lbook ... 1244 ElTeoci. Sword of .•. I J7l
~ion of BI..,k ..•....... ........ 8S6 Si ... All·"-i,,& Eye ofYumin. . 451 Giani. SWOfd of.. . ........ 1)12
Po!ion o f On"",. . . ..... 865 Sirdan, Key of. . . . ... ... 6) I MInUr\IIII, Sword of. . ... 1181
Ri"ll or ............ ............ 919 Sirillel, Pearl ofm. ................ 807 Weapon of.. . ..... .. ........ 1524
and Sound, HIW.hah Mirror of. .... 728 S;ninll Bull. ......... .. ... . . .. ... ]56! Sled (Sec Slni,.)
Si&hte<l. Book oftht ... . .... ..... . 1239
SicilJ,Ar1 ofCO<\'lltlllJticllionund . . 11 40
Sip Amulet, PaIn! . • ..
SIp.UIII
. .•...... 37
SininiDqj ...................... ]56!
Sil'Cinll Monkey
SM~ Sc:imillr
S;"1II Sftue I).dlness, 0.... of .
. 1561
. ...... 1196
. . 419
....
Sledie Joulahai ... n's Golden . ....... 111 8
SledseVlinamoinen's ... ........ .. 1119

Amultl of Proccction from .•..•.•.•. 4()

Amlwo£ •.
CtysIaII ...
."
••• ].<I<!
SUo! Allefaboft. Wand of.
Sbin~ Salehol .••..•...••. 138
1494 ~ I'ooionof..
8raIhin&. I'ooion o f •
. •.•.• U9
. U9
Homof •.. •• 15<17 SbCCllofcheRolIerHoopers . 1116 Candle........ . 2.ui
Kile of .••...••. .~ SI<.IeIIIPI:lIion . • • . . • . 8IIl Capof .... ... ... . 251
Sipir.,..,.,., n-
Color Sktltit n C....inI ofRescful . 261
..... Meanin. _ ....... 514 Cotrmof Cmocion. . 117 COIl'Ifotl of . . • . . . . . ..•.•. 6S
SlIt"u Concrol, PI:lIion of. . . • . . •...• 895 DusI ........... ......... ....... ~22
Arrow of . . ............... 97 Key . . .........•............ 632 Gafof Drudful ........... • .• SOI
CapariJon. or . .. ............... 253 Sk.l~ons. Seroll of Proccccion from .. 1081 GobI~ of. ....... ..... . .. S47
Orumor ... .. .. 819 S~1lJ. Sword of .............. 1396 Mlllllof ............. .. ........ SoI7
HamlllCf of. ..... SS8 Skie) Lockt and Bolts .............. 672 Nightcapof.. .250
Key or. . ............. 631 Skiocl of eM Uni"'"", Scvcll ..... 1211 Porion. Anli· . .855
Mask of................... . 704, 70S Skill and GrK<. TC&IOC of ..... 142S Smok. . ... 1122
Nai]of" " ............. 7~ Skill . c Arms, Manual of Puissant ..... 688 Smoke. Drvierof ............... 223
PI:lIionofOoldm .••...• ........•. 871 Skin NtmWl Lion ................. 755 Thomof . .. ................ 1431
..m
' .......
Rin&of . Skin I'\lbOII, TOfMI ...... ....... . . 892 Wand of.. .•. .•. .. 14904
SUoffof . •. .•• I2'M Skipper willi H... s.aru.e of I'I:7wer ..•• 1)04
Slone of.
TIIItIan of.....
Weapon of.....

Silencin&. Weapon of ..
. .. III S
. .. ]~
. .. 1524
Silenoer of 8odo.slI •..... .........• 1194
.. 1524
SktriaaJI~o.owChaiaMail
ShU

"'"
of Duth .. .... 59)
..... 82

, . BqofArmorNWlirocalioo!. ... 1l1, 1Il9

Blankec of . . .
Bu&kof .
Dust. Gfftft . .
DusI of. .
. l7J
UJI
. .... 420
. .............. 422
Eboo ••. .......•..•...•. 1116
Su..c MIlO. ...... .... ..... ... 678 Potion .••. .. .•. 889
Melvin&. Naona Horn of . . .. .. 599 Mask ... . 105 Sleeplcssnw. Amul~ of •. . ..•.. 41
PurIo ...........•........••.... III Mn.in's . ... 1117 Sleepy Brulh. Potion of. . . . ... 889
Susk, Tho, Sword ... 1407 Si"';nll . 1117 Sleighini. Arrowof .... .... ........ 100
Silk C<MtI~ of Wlmuh ...•.... .... . ] 13 Spiril ......................... 111 7 Slicer, Serpenl .... ..... 1191
Si l van", ~ Holy Symbol ...... ....... 597 -Sliff nf HC'pmonaland . . . 1295 Slio"". Welpon of .... ....... .... 1524
SII••• Tl lkinll .. ..................... IllS Slime. lleln of . . .• 16$
Arm of EraoIh. . .. . ...• 64 TOIcm Kolkil~ Evil. . .. ... 172 Slime GoImu. Boo!< of . . .. 188
Chalice .•....•.. ..•...•....•... 277 Totem, B'-.. .. • . . ... 172 SII·8
Coin .. U5 Skulll, Sliff of . . . 12901 8lact ............ . .... I ll'
c.-.. ofV.I..... . . ..... 331 Sk •• k Rob•• "flmpKI . 1119
o..p. CloU ....... lOO Ma&c Sh:oc. • . . • . . . • . . . • . . III 2 Black. Ruucrtin • . • ..•..• 3(,8
Dra&oa St.yer. Sword ... 1357 TaI~ ................. .... 1420 flull<lol"l....... .... . 1120
GoIem Litnm. • • . . • • . . . . 662: w......... .... .. 445 of ErIe ........................ .. ... 19.
KomofValhllla ... . ... 1$48 Skyhoob. Clillorlode~ 8 la.sed .. 537 FiMi""," ~ ................... ll20
Karal;~ Sword.... . ... 1178 Skyship, Hal...... .. . IIOS oflt..fillinc . . .. 374
Kltana, M ~~ ..... 1182 Skywltlker lute ........ ])29 ofSa:kinl . .3'8. 1120
Key o f PonIlI ................ ... 631 SL lenJ ....... . ..... .. 1061 Stoneof Rdilli", ....... ~
Ma&ic, Librarn of . . .......... 668 Slt.ek) Seamiclt Spellboolc .......•. 1244 SlinlillJ. SIiWof .. . ......... 119$
Mobile. Diamond and . ..137 Slasher) Boou.. Midnisht.. . 195 Sli"VcOll<'of PuI...m;ns •......... 112<1
RinK. 8errorw" 1'nIqil~). . .. . 949 Slll1her) CIOOIk. Midnight . . 306 Slipperino ... Oil of. . ..m
RinK. Jheuail~ .................. 972 Sllte ofldenlinc.alion . . ... 1118 Sllppon
Sword, Gichyonki .... 1172 .~ ofDancinli ..... Illi
Sword, S)'TV~ . . . . ] 407 A......... Whip ................... 153~ Dngon .......... .... . 1121
TloI0ll,8oolcofcbe .. . ..... 12]9 EvilAliped. Whip .............. 15J.4 of Orinkinll . . •........... 112]
Sim~ Prism ofU&bt Splitli"i . ...... 9]3 rlftld. Whip.. .. ........... 15J.4 Glut..... .. 1121

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Sllp~ .. H&ndl<e",lti.f o f ........ .. ....... 566 Backbiter .............. ... .... 1129
ofKidill3 ..................... Ill! !\::pperof. . ....... 24!\.249 Black Kumade ................. 1129
Ruby ......................•.. 1l21 SDQOfI, Sword ........... 1396 DemelC1"~ ....... 1129
of Slowness . . .......... !l22 Snoring G .. Boll ..................... 1129
of Soft Move~nt . . .. 1122 Logof . 673 Goibltn;u's .................... 1129
o{Spider Climbing. .. 1121. ! 122 Saw of ....................... 1054 Oruumsh's •..... . . ... ... . ...... 1129
Slipping, Staitof . . ............. 1302 Zzzzu.'sAx.of.................. I22 Oungnir . ... . ... 1129. 1110
Slope, J>otinn of Detection of(;ft,do or. . 895 SI>()W Mage Shot . . ........... 1112 Hadrion's. . .............. IlJO
Slopes. Weapon "fDelect........... 1511 SI>()W on the MOUIltain ............. 1396 Hearueeker ....... ... .......... IUO
Slowing. Weapon of. ...... I S24 Sl>()Wsl>oeo of Speed and Travelino: ... 1126 Heartwood .................... 1131
Slowness. KetclIup of ........... 248, 249 Snuff.r, Candl. .. 246-247 Hi.t"'s. . .......... 1131
S!own<$$, Slippers of. ............. 1121 Snuffing, Bucket of Fin: ........•.... 230 ofObliter.dion . . ... . ...... 1l3l
Slumber Potion, Gray . 871 of Panic . 1l3l
Slwnbec, R.,.. "rEternal .
Small Bird Repulsion Ousc.
.. [(I4S
. . . 422
""o f Abrlsion
Balloon .
............. . ... 1126
. .............. lSI
of Paralysis ....... .. ........... 1131
Returning . . . ............. I HI
Small ..... Sheath of .. . .. . ........ 1092 o fWlShing ............... 1126 Sharksbane . . •.•. IlJl
Smell Soaring, Bridl. of. . . ...... 224 Smokespear. 1m
Candk. Sweel ... 246 Sobriety, Potion of . . 889 Sparkl;ng......... .. ....... . ... 1132
Dullness. Ousc<>f . . ...... 419 Soclu of Dryness ................. 1126 Staff. ........... . ............ 1291
Ring of • . ...... 979 SocluofSweating ................ 1126 ofVL<. 1132
Smelling. Oinbntm of Mage . .. 781 Soll-Boil.d IOU .•................. 439 of Yang . .. 1132
Smiling. Mask of ...... . .......•... 706 Sahei Slaying. Weapon of. . .. ....... IS24 Zeus's . . ...... 1132
Smiling. Rod of ..............•.. 1040 Solanlni .. Armor of ......... 82 Speci.I, Sword. . ...... 1398
Smoke Sol""", .... Plat. of. ............ .. 79 Spec;.l Purpose. Sword ........... 1402
B"",i ~ofSleep ................. 223 Solid eo.pus, Influenc. on. . .... . . 1181 Specialiurion. Gauntlel of . .......... S07
Candle. . ... 246 Solomon 's Magi<: Carpel ............ 259 SpecioJiution, Weapon of . .. 1524
Command, Ring of . 98S Solomon ~ OillPowder .......... 717. 910 Species Enemy Medallion ........... 7 14
Detection Candle .. 24S SoIonorThelandira'sllow . . . . . . . . . 210 Spectral Sword . . .......... 1403
ofFi", Quenching ... .. .......... 1122 Sol"""t. Uni_1 ....... .. ....... 1465 Spectral W"pon . . .......... 1525
Powder .................•...... 9C» Soma's ])agger . . . .......... 368 SP«'~
Rings. Smoking Pipe of ......... . 1126 Soothlna, Ointment of ....... 782 Bonle. Undead .................. 202
SI«p ..... 1122 SophisTitition, Mirror of . . 754 Coffin ofer..tion................ 317
Smokespcn . . ............. 1131 So..,..,..rs. Arrow of Slaying ........... 99 ContrOl. l'I>rion of. . ........... 895
Smol<lag Pipe So=rer's Scroll . .. 1084 S~$, $crull of Protection hom . lOBI
Aromati<:. . ....
022 Son:.,..r_King, S<q>ter of1be ....... 1064 S""""I.., Sabiri ... 's ............... 1222
Bubbl • ...... . ................. 1123 Sorono. Crown ....... 336 Speech, Circl.t of Underwater ....... 292
ClI"'lIed. . .......... 1123 Soul Gem . . .. 528 Speech, Potion of. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 890
ElminsteT ~ .................... 1123 Soul-Chilling, Potion of . . . . 890 ,~,

Eversmoking .................. 1123 Soulblade ..................... . . 1397 Amulel ofCbeetah . . ..... 29

Halfling . . .....
1125 Sou ls Bcx>t of. . . ...... 196
lasting . . ......1125 Bookof Binding . ..185 Bow of .. 210
Perman",,!. •••• 1123 Crown of ...................... 337 Crossbow of . . ..... 2()4. 208
ofPuckerinB . . .......... 1125 Swon:I of. . ................... 1397 01 .... Bead of ................... 164
Self-Lighting. . .............. 1126 Soul$oan:b.r Medallion . ..71 4 H.,....sI\oe of.................... 601
ofSmokc Rings ................ 1126 Soubecker . . 1397 Mirror. Y.flJ~ . . ............. 736
of Smoking .................... 1126 Soumd Potion of . . .. 890
of Snake Swnmoning .. .......... 1126 Anaclu. Shield of Proof Agaill$l. ... 1101 R~oding. Lens of ................ M5
Smok)' Orb of Golden Death . . ...... 795 Hssstbak's Mim>rofSight and ...... 728 Ru.dd<rof . 1048
Smoothhand$'s Axe, CoJiardur3JI ...... 11 4 Periapl of Proof Against. . . 826 Sandals of . . . . 1111
Smoothhands'sCh.in Mai l, RinK of . . . 978 S<imiw of . . .... 1390
C.Uardunn . . ............ n Sound..... . ...... 1128 Sword of. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... 1390
Smoothing, Rake of . . ..... 932 Soumdlna and Traveling. S"""",l>oeo of ..... 1126
Smothering, Rug of ... ... .......... 257 Cymbali's Pipes of . 1536 Weapon of. . ....... 1525
Smuggler's Boat ................•.. 180 Dogger of. ....... 368 Zither of . . ....... . .... 1334
Snu Pipes of. .................... 1555 Spffilcas'ing. WalLoc's l'<>1ion of ...... 896
Arrow............ . ...... 100 Sounds, StoneofMysteriowt ........ JlJ3 Speedinli. W"pon of . . ... 1525
Bane.Swon:I . .. 1396 Soup Kettl~. EverbounrifuJ. .......... 627 Specdreading. Ev<:lyn's Lemor ...... 6~
Iklt . . 170 Soup Ke1Ile. Mithryl's Ev<:rbounlifitl .. 627 Spoll
Changino:. Annband of. ............ 66 Sovereign 01.... . ..... 1128 Cltching. $crull of ....... 11)84
C..... ling, Potion of. . . ...... 889 s....reignTonlc, Durimal 's . .lU8 Component Pouch. Zagyg's ........ 147
Nedlaec . .. HI Spade ofColossol Excavation . 1114 Eating, Ring of . . ............. 1000
Oi1ll'owder . . .... . .n7. 910 Spanner. Rift. . . .............. 945 b.chonge, Medallion of . 713.714
Staff. .. 1295 Sparl;hng Dust . . 423 FailW'e . . ....... 1068
Summoning. Smokino: Pipe of ..... 1126 Sparklin& Spell"" 1132 Focusing, Staff of ............... 1296
Snakes Figurine. Jade . . .. .. . 476 Speak with . . ""'ion of . . 893 Holding, Ring of. . . ........... 1000
SnIp-Tong, RtI11.rkin . 1048 Speal<lna Immunity. Se"",,~ ......... . ..... 997
Snm. ClIil1ing . . 288 Armwof.
Snare Drum ...................... 820
Snlri nK
Bridl. of .
])agger
"'"
.... 368
224
t.ev.ol Range, Scroll•. ........... 1070
Mirror.
Protedion, Bannetof
. 734
1$6
Glove of Missi1.. . ... 544 Don of.............. . . . ... 375 Scroll, M ondasso~ AW ...... ted. .. 1075
Net of . . .............. 7S8 Pipes ................ 1556 Shi.ld, Laeral's .. . .. 1099
Net of Spirit . . .... . 758 Spoor Stealing, Parchment of . . . . 804
S ...."'hing. SwordofUndeTwear .. .... 1411 +21+4 ..... Sharks . 1131 Storing, Ringof ..... . .. ... . . 1000
Sneering, Net of. ................. 758 +4 VI. EfrecI ................... 1132 Tuming,Ringof. ............... lOOO
Snmn, ofAccu~ ............... .... 1129 .....uming." Ringof . . 1001
QuSlof . . 423 A='s ................... . .... 1129 Spcl1banl •. Ringof ................ 999
and Choking, Dust of . . 423 Athena~ .................. • ... 1129 Spellbinder . . ..... 1403

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1650
'\.....................................................11'
Spdlbladc . .•••. .••. . .•• ]«1' Hi#ory of Evil Ma&cs ShadowIome . . . . . 1231
SpfIlbook and Apprentices •. . IUO SbandariJ~WorItbook •.. 1211
AkaiJIer, Tho ..••......... .. .•. 1133 lI iswry ofOood Mlp ofSbanpl.. tho 811d. . . . ..... 12].6
Alokkair'l ......... . 1137 and Apprmtien. . . 111 I Sibylli .... Boot ...... . ..... •.... 1239
Alte ..,iofts ofdw Intrinsic of Hope ........ . 1181 ofdle Sipced . . . ....... 1219
Abfolu, .. ............ ...... Ill? Idioms oIt ~Cryptoe ...phs. . . IISI oftheSi l_TIIon.. . ..... 12l9
.0.1'."';0"" ofTaniiblts and I.... xpliclb~ Reneetions .......... 1181 SitC.\o6on Ki ...... y~. . .. 1243
InWlai b1c •.... . ............. Ill? Inn ...... o on Solid Corpus ........ 1181 SitOIwyn FotCJtfriend~ ......... 12<14
Ancient Cryp1On\anC}'. . ... 1137 Innumee,IIIIdSuUesliOlll .... 1181 SlllCk~Samless .. . ............. 12<14
Ania!lll.. .... 11)7 Intelli,CfII:C and Intlliti~ Spelll Wri"minCode ........... 12<14
ArcanabullofJwne ............. lll7 Oomillllion ........ . 1182 ~ofd>eMlllti,_ .. 12<14
ArWIe Mllliplll&rioru of lrid Newleafl .. . ... 1182 SI .... ia OCI The Fourth Dimension .. 12<14
!he EnIoIn&e .. L1.0 JJlIIJIa"~OrizuI . 1182 ~iow RepemI5SionI
A.n::Inc f'uiNantc ofMemary . ••... 11<10 Kan~BookorLDronite~U.. .. 11M ofPytomaDcy .... .. 12<14

"-
"""- RMiotonce o-r- A ••• 11<10 l ....... libnno . SuNi_ Oneimmancy _
Atthitcctlon: .
..."of~ondSi&:i"_ . II4()
. .. .. . 1l<tO lacyIIdr~ Book of
........ 1111
"" SuIphur.ln'lu""cundActions .... 12"
TaIol El H.IrricIIin ... .. .. 1244
Afhabr't.. . ...... ll4(l tMeth~ .•...•... ~"An:~ .. .•.. 12.S
WorIIbooI< ..••...•... 1141
AII\Iavr'ftr'l
AvranGreensaider's ... . ..... 11.3
ofla!hio"d ..••..
lqtndryofGraI ArmI.It
""
..... 1190 TItarWoduI ...... .
TbeorieI 011 Pen:epbon
... 1247
.... 1251
Banik) . . ..... 1143 Fabulous HCfCICS .•. ... 1191. Theorin on Convercing
lIasbal't . . ........... ...... 1143 lqendry or Phanloms T"''''inonl ................... I251
of Bit. . .. 1143 .Ohotll .... .. ]]91 Theory ofille l""i.ibl. Fon:es •• •• 1251
Biaby " ................ ....... 1146 Lexio;onofSplriu. . .......... 1191 Theory ofO«ul1 Visual Shock .... 12S I
ofBlac:kCirclcs .. . .... 1146 Life ofNltlU"l! It< SecretJ ......... 1192 Thea;' 011 Condilional Rupcurn ... 1247
BICSIoOd Book of Cure. . . 1149 LordV..... 'I.......... ..... ..... 1192 ofThoml.. .. 12$1
<>fm. Blind............... 1149 ........ ofFicndkind . .. 1192 ofT,"," ... 1252
Book wim No End 1149 Lon: orSubd. eomm""ic.anon .... 1192 TOItIOfUI ~. . .. 1252
ao-o!he 0n0nbnI'I ........... IISO LumlneJcenee and CoIontion .•... 1192 T~ofllleintellect . .......... 1252
Bowaenlle'l Book...... . .. . 1150 Mad 0.:,. of the Dam'l .. .. 1192 T_
Bricb 0( .... SpiriIuaI Fortif"aborI .• II '2 o f. ~U.... {~IIeasw:t) .•••.. 1192 Impcneuabilitia •... . 12Sl
Briel's BookofShIdows. . . . .. 1152 MqiJler.""", .............. 1193 Tr....dint; •.....•..•. • 1131
Bri&IM Ala . . . . . .. 11 50' MIptIic and Ekccric W..-.s .. .... 11901 "fYmewW" F.nchiriclion
BoodMo" RO:hInI 1M F¥nI Monk's . •. Il5" Manor~ M....w ofSiJ/II .. ....... 11901 ofT......1 ... I25l
ofc.toalisticl'rotectionJ ...• IIS4 Man...J of !'owen Bcyoad Lif• .... 1196 "JYpeaot.......... . ........... 1112
C.cIiXlyft 'l Wodbook .. . .. 11S4 M~llmpmsiom of the RninIo •.. 1196 ofUnicomo . . .. llSS
Clwnbee'-' .............•.... II $6 Minds o ftheUruo- .. . ... 1196 U..;q..e M,,&erieI.. . .. 125S
Qi.fSl\aman~ ........ ......... II57 Multiple Applic.aliont Uni __ 1Attronomy · 1259
ofClolld. .nd F"I .............. I H7 of l'er<:q>tomancy ..........••. 1197 Unknown M.,....menl$
ColI"plin'..... .. . . .... 1151 Myllibil'l Codex of Conlenlion .... 1197 of Iho UniW1S< • . .... 1259
Compnrv:nIJ oIt R•• etions of N.thIUlll, The •.... .. . 1200 'Ill"", of........ ....... .•. . llll
Phosphoro<l •....•........•.. . II" Nclwet .. EIyromanci..... . .. 1202 '/an"q)ire Book ••. .. 1260
Coanotony ofMI~ Fluids .... IIS7 NonIubJlanoe Eftcyc~. .. 1:2<15 'Iaria1Mlni 011 The VISUal
ofl".c-..t . ..lln ofNum the Mad . . 120S Pm:eprion ........... .. 1261
Creation lind ModirlCWon of Oentvnqik . .... .... ... . 1:2<17 Whi .. ~ Codicil ....... .. 1261
M"'ft ... . .. 1160 Occult MIpeIi........... 1211 Wizatd~ Wor1<bool.. .. 1261
CIaIbu~ •....••....•..••..•••.. 1160 Occult ~ 010 FlIIidI . . 1111 otllle WyYem ... terCiR:k .• 126S
CuncdTome .•................ 1160 O!diIWYN~ 1211 ve·Ciad~ . .•.•.•. .. ISS6
o.;..,.,.~ ... .... ..... .... . 1160 Ori&illl ofllle Hour oflqal .••.•................ 1267
Dart A&a . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1162
-~~
01.,. Syrnboloty ........ 12 11
Dartt Sic!eI of the MemtII)' .. . 1162 OIjIIua~Atbotel ..... . ..... 1211 ""-ofS'-YiDi . . .. 99
Dtq> Ftaro of Hllmaflil)'. . . . . 1162 Pere&rin'l Trati.., 011 Fixed I'ortaJI • 12 1. Dan o f Slayinl . . . . . l75
Oetho~ LlbRm ................ 1162 Plana of Amillllfter. . . .. 12 15 Weapon with Bon ... YO. • I S09
Dil])lAccmcnu lind ModeliJli the Poison I'qes ........ . .......... 121 S SpelkluVCf. Sword .......... 1382
Mili.u ... 116$ ~ ... of the Spiritllli Will . . ... 121S Spelljamrner Dote<:tot. . • •. 1268
DilSimulltion 1M 01ncuration .... 116$ IUoUtlin.. . .•.. . . ......... 121S S~ llj, ", ... ida
Doon.lt l'auaga ofPanllel. oflUothdKn . ................... 1215 Apranm... of KWlllWt. Dunhill~ ..... 4 I~
Worlds . . ... ]]65 Red Book of War ............... 1218 Helm ... . . .............. . 514-58<1
Dylan lonibnnch~ . . .. . .... ]]65 Repenoi .. of 1I1U11riow Mino ........ ... . ......... "8
EchooltR_ofthe Coaj""tioa . . .... 12:2<1. Potion of ............•. . ... 890
Oral 'kid ......... ]]6S Repenoire of~ Ram.... ....... 1268
F.pic. Sqa of the Great CorUIIm"I ••
E¥OIutioa ofAraneW"~II'owor ....
Eulted Book of Ethnic Humor ....
1165
]]M
11M
Appwitions
R~ ofllle
ScntienI Plane . • • • .
..•. 12:2<1

. .•• 1220
.....
SpeUmasta'l8Ieuina .

CaDdIe of. ..•.•..•.

. .... 659

. ••..•• 245
u_~of~ ... . II66 Rigby.. .. . ... 1221 \...eYd of Setoll .....
'''''
. ...· 1442
EynVlfion.lIId~ SiP! .....
FitftocIomkon of I&&wiIY • • . . . •. .•
fotJonmArtlI of Oratory
Mlgneti"" ....... ...... .. ...
FOIIIIdItion. orSeercl Allthoril)' .. ..
1166
1166

1171
1171
RunnofNonaltk ....
Runn ofl'ouession ..
S.birine .. .sp.,.;... ....
kalamladrion •. . . • .
ScimceofMetaenchaNment ... 1226, 1127
. ... 1221
. ...... 1222
...... 1222
. ....• 122$
...
Tomcollnrmite .
~Ilwardint. M... of ..
~
ofAnnihillCion ............ 1268.
ofDattnesa ....................
. ••.••. 611

1269
1269
Olldutft~Orizon. . .. 1172 Sel ...... l ... fflbl. Conjlltalions, ofFII .. Clllinll. . ...... . 1269
Ou .·ue orth. None Clirut....... 1174 M'lk, and Phanwms . . .. 1227 Ol.in~ Crysul . . 1269
GI. . .~Orirnoi"' . . ... 1174 S.kltha... . . ......... .. I2JO KlImfOhb ~A iry. . ..... 121<l
Gl&nY)'I~ Workbook .. 1176 Serpi~ I.e,icon . .. 12)0 Mierut"Surlil .. .. 1270
Glyph ............... 1178 SenIhoek'l. .... . ......... 12)1 T.lilllWloftho ... .............. I.2S
Great Pmvirual Emanations . 1178 Serinda ~ ...................... 1211 Tltacldil"'" o.nli.u~. . 121<l
HlIIdofH.lm .... 1179 SovaISkiaofthotJniwrJe . 12l l OfWaminl ... . ..... 121il

165 1
~~--------------------------------------------------..II'
S pb ~ Sq....,.. Wheel .................... 1532 of the Mooogiow ............... 1286
Sphcm..LY"'ortbe .......... . .... 1331 Sq....,..-Meal Seed ................ 1090 "fthe N<"CrOman(;er ............. 1287
Spheres. Staff of. . . ............ 12% SqlllningToad 1561 ofNiglu.. . ... 1287
Spllorng."..is of tho Muilivm<'S . . 1244 Sq ... lcl!er. S""'rd ....... 1341.1367-1368 aftheNinja .................. 1287
Spice Shaker, Hugrin's. . .. 1()92 Squid, Wand of the •...........••. 1494 Oberon's ............... .... ... 12gs
Spicin& ran of. .... 802 Ssu-Ma, TOttI<! of . . .......... 1445 ofOce.ans ............ 128S
"'",,,
Climbing, Slippers of .......•.... 1121
$1. Cuthbtn. Mace of. . . ... 67<l. 680 O-Kuni-N ..... i ~ ...... ..... ...... 1288
Stability. Saddle af ............... lOW ofOSiri' ...................... 1288
Fang Dagg<:T. , •..... 369 Stability. Tor<: of. ........ 1452 O$mal'tofthe Woodllnd$ . . .• 1288
H........ . .567 Stabiliw. Grovitic .............•... SSG Panzuriel~ Quart .... taff........... 12gs
Key . . ................... 632 S,. ff Phuaoh's Ruling. . ... 12gs
Slaying. Weaponof. . ......... 1524 ofAirandWa.er ......... 1272.1278 of Power ....... 1273.1289
SpideI' 's BoolsofStellth ... 19(; ofA larCl,.AtanoI~ .............. 12n of the Priest Kings •. . ......• 1289
Spiderwalker, ............... • .... 1271 Alaro.'AtanoI"s.. .1 272 Protection from. Banner of. . .... 156
Spll,•• Blast. ...................... H5 af AGnatic Wizardry ..........••. 1272 ofQu.irk • . ..................... 1289
Spikonarrl OillPowdtr., .......•. n7.910 Actor's. ofSwanning Insects ...... 1272 ofRaket. ... . .....• 1291
Spikoy Own$, Appara"., of ....•...••. 57 Aric~.ofPower ................. 1273 ofRanike.. . 12'91
Spinach, Can of . , . 237 of Ban" ................... .. . 1273 ofRecording .................. 1291
Spinecastle, Amul ... of .......•...•.. 43 mocl<.staff . . ...... 1273 Rep1illa~ afthe Serpen.. . 1291
SpiMi"i\Wl'ft1 .......... 1271 ofCachocNs . .. 1274 ofRheddrian~ . ................. 1291
Splril afCaracaaomaos ............... 1274 ofRilan ..... ''s . . ......... 1291
Amulttofthe . . ......... 43 Catstoftf ••. . ....... 1274 ofRoIWOl1. . . .. 1m
BiDding, Potion of. . . .. 890 ofCente01l\ ........ ... . 1274 of the Sands ..................• 1292
Bonte. Undead Groaning. .202 ofCirulon ..................... 1275 of Sa"""" ..................... 1292
Burner. 5,"""" ........•... 1404 of Command ................... ]275 ofScrivening.. . ......... 1292
CIwers. Noisaomc .............. 760 ofComznar<ling ........... 1275 of the Sea ..... 1292
Fligtu. Potion of . . . 890 ofConjuntion.. . ... 1275 of the $erpenl. . ...... 1291. 129l
Folk Conlml. 1'011001 of............ 872 oftheCouat] ................... 1275 Shadows.. ff ................•.. 1293
fulk Slayi"$> W"apo<l of...•...... 1524 Command Words ofSbo<k . . .............. 1293
Handsofn.. Healing ,. .. ....... 33 (Optional Rule) . . ... 1271 Shou Hsing'l;Walking Stick. . .. 1294
Hone. Saddle of the . U)49 of Curing ..................... 1276 ofSilencc ..................... 1294
Hut. ............. .. . . ..... 606 Damb"s .•. . .............. 1276 of Skulls . . . .. 1294. 1295
M••I... . ......• 706 afDevolion. .1 276 Skull-Staff of Hepmonaland . 1295
0i1lPvw<ler ................. 7711.910 Dion)'Slll~ . .. 1276 of Slinging. . ................ 129S
Purl. StrpM• ................... 807 o f Disjoining ........ 1276 Snake. 129S
R~"on'ion. Harp of ............ 1327 o fDi.polling . . .... 1277 ofSpoU Focusina . .. 12%
Seeing. Mirror of ........ 73S ofDisplocemen' ................ ]277 of Spheres ...• .. .•..........••. 12%
Skull . 1117 afDi vewncc .................. ]277 Staff_Spear .................... 1297
Snaring. Net of . 7S8 of Diviner of Ufe . . .... ]278 Staff_Mace ........ 681, 1297
Summoning, T.bl~' of..... .. 1418 Oolmarill"sofWi1hering ......... ]278 ofSlril:ing. . 1297
Spin," Dntid. . ................. 1278 ofSlril<.ing andCnring .......... 1297
Charm ofProt.."ion from.. 283 of the Droids ..... ]278 ofStuMina .................... 1298
u.icon af ........... 1191 ofan E"men,. . .... 1278 ofSwpriscs .................... 1298
Qanwn ohhe ... 1332 oflb< Elemenu. . .. 1279 ofSwannlng]nsectS ........ 1272.1298
Scroll ofl'rote<,;"" from .• 1080 of the Elemcnu:Air. . ". 1280 Thoth's . . . .. ......... 1298
Spiritulll ForIir"""ion. Bricl<s afthe .. 11S2 of the Elemenu: Fire. . .... . .. 1280 ofThundtt and
Spiritual Will. Powen of the.
Splendor. Rod of.
Splining. Prism afUgh, .
121S
. ....... 1041
913
af Ethereal Ac,ion
of the Fa'''' .................. . .
Fieno:!.. . ....... ... . .
1280
1280
1280
,....,
Lightning.

ofV"tSioo . . .
... 1299
............ 1299
. ......... . . 1299
Splining. Sim~ Prism afLigh' ........ 913 ofFIamo$ . . ............ ]280 War,ofNyrond .
Sponge. Evmlamp. . ........ 447
SpOn~,one ................ . .... 1115
Fraz·Urf>.luu 't ..
of Fury ....................... 1281
]281 of the Wbitc Well ""
"'"
'''''.
Birth . ....... 1466
Gcb'sQuartemaff .............. 1281
afGIypbs ............ 1281
of'he Winds ........... .
of Withering
ofWinr<!ry.
"'"
..... 1278. 1100
1300
afEating .
FutherTokc-n
afMedication.
''''
............ 468
. .. 1466
ofGnatmanll ..................
of Hanning
of Healing .
..........
. .....
1281
1282
1282
of the Woodlands ... ..... .. 1288. DOl

of Ascend;ng. ... . ... 1301

ofMi.ing ............... . .... 1466 of Hom wood .....•....•...•...• 1282 ofB",.k;ng .................... 1301
Mw1ynd\ ..•...........•.... 1467 ldun's. . ......•...•..•• 1282 Clld .................. 1301
M ... iu.1. ....... 1467 I,dillon'l ........... . . . . .. 1282 ofDtsctn<ling .................. 1301
afS,icking ............... 1%7 Jiul ............ 1282 Endl.... . ............. 1301
ofS,ining .................... 1467 ofKitSym.! . . ........... 1282 of JOIdgmen' .............. BOO
of Sugar....................... 1%7 Kuan Yin ~. Quart~maff ......... 1283 of Slipping . . . ..... BOO
S_Air ........................ 26 K''''; Hsing's . . .... 1283 Stalker Flask. ]nvisible ........... 489
Spom. Chandrasalw~Air ............ 26 K'W1gh.IZ\i's ................• 1283 Stalker. S-ro . . .. 140S
Spring, PorUble ............ 851 KunOkami's . . ...... 1283 Stamina, SwK1ToodI of. . .. 1451
Springer, Trap- . . .... 14S4 KyT",ncilaUl<ang .. . .... 1283 St.ammeriog and Stuttering,
Springeric ...•.......•.......•... Inl LaoT:w~.. . .. 1283 Phil,er of. ........... 830
Springing. Boot af Striding and .... 197 oftheMagi . . ........... 1283
Springing. Hom Uncontrollable Mag)e.aI Quancmo.ff. . ....... 12114 Health Amulet. . .. 34
Striding & .............. . ... 1S48 afMIgill$ .. ..1284. I2&S Nithil/l ........................ 760
Spud. . .............. 848 of the MoaillS .................. 12&~ Shell of Pn:>te<tion .... .439
Spy. Cask of the Wiod .. 262 ofMeriadar'sQuartcmo.ff ........ 12SS SInd1ag
SpygWs . . 1271 of Miracles .................... 1285 Bear.......•...•... ....... .... 1561
Spying. Cunain af . .. 353 Mirandos"sofln.scct Command .... 128S Monkey •..................... 1560
Spying, [.amp af . ......•... . 64S ofMishabl. . ... .. ... ...... . ... 1286 Slick of ...................... 1306
Spying. Windowof ......... ISS9 MonJ<ey"s... • ••.......•...••.. 1286 S\OnCs. . ............... 1302

1652
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Slaod;"2
Tentof.. . . . .... . ...... 1431
Holy Tcrmr Hookey .
Shoo H.ing's Wall:ing . .......... 1294
S98 Semi""e<iol1' .................. 1307
Standing . .. ........ 1302
l
SI. r ofSlanding .................... 1306 SI"""""<Irl< Tr2psIPi1$.
!Janie.. . . 485 Slicking, GaunTlel of 507 PoIion of L\(:te<lion of, .. 89S
.,(the Briglu Desert, Holy ........ nO) Sticking. Spoon of . . .......... 1467 Slool Chest, FOOl . , . 287
Card ..................... 380. 389 Sticl-;y Shield .. . .......... 1104 Slool. Elcttadimen.ion Fool .......... 287
"fC.lene ....................... 715 Stiffneu, Cone of . 248 ofS'opping, Whi"le ............... ISS8
oro.tection. Morning. .. 488 Stiffness, Collar of . 326 $'<nge, Kcyof.. .. ..... 633
Gem . .. ... .. . 529 Slilling. Oil ofFi", ........... 769 Smring,l'yro$'s RingofSpcU ........ 988
ofKhan-pelar. . 529 Stillness, Oil of.................... 778 Sloring. Quive, of Anow , .. 929
of Mo-pel... . .. 529 Sting of XeR$IO. . . ... . ...... 1349 Sloring, Rina ofSpcll. ............. 1000
Morning ... . ........... 485.675 Stinging Cloud. 439 Siorm
of Shah_pel .... ......... . ... . ..... 529 Sti"" .. Bile 100 Annor, L.aeral ...... . ... 78
S!<)nn . . . . .... 681 Slirring, Spoon of 1467 Hammer ............... . .. SS8
Slriding, Boo1 of. , . . . .......... 196 SlilTUp5 ofllorscmanship...... . .... 1306 RiderofthcGeama' Sea .......... 181
Starella~ "'pbmdi~i.c _ .. . . 825 SlOCkingofElfSummoning ... . .... 1306 Rider~ Paoni .. 807
Starfall. S\WKd . 1405 S'ockingofMystcry . . ............. 1306 Star ..... 681
Starlit Spbcre. Mieresl'.. . . 1270 StOmping, Boot of ... .. ..... . ...... 197 Strength, Pol;"" of . . . , 87 I
St .... S IOd~ ( S« olso: RQ.tk) Slorm~ Harp of Methild.. . .. 1128
Clnak of ...... . ... .. •... 309 AIr<rN of Polymorphing . , .. 93 S'ormbringer, Sword . . ..... 140S
C""",n of. , , ... .. ........ 338 Bea"",gard" Beauriful Bauble . ... 1307 S'orm&, Scan' Wand of. ..... . ...... 1493
Crown ofthc . . 339 BimbomllShi ............... 517, 130S Slorm&, Wand of Ice ........ .. ..... 1483
Inlier's RingofShooIing.. . 97J BloodstoneofFistandanlil ........ 130S Strand,Diirink.o~ 1010
M.llif1.ur~ Robe of ........ . .... 1013 Owdalyn . .. ....... 130S Snangling, Collar of................ 326
ofOjy-<lo. T'hrowilli . .. . ......•.. 1435 Club, (in:al. .... . 314 Snanglinll, Necklace of ............. 752
of Returning. l'hrowi"i . . . 1435 of Cold Immunity. ,. 1309 Strangulalion, Neeklacc of ........... 752
Riog of Shooting_. . ..... . . 998 ofConrinuallighl . .. . . ......... 1309 SIralll80ms, Manual of . . 689
RoMaf. ... . ... .. . 1016 of Controlling Earth E1oncntal$ . ... IJ09 S _ of Anguish ................ 1339
Throwing. . . .. 1435 Con.lSkian . 1309 SI',,"&lb
SIaMridins, Sbalalldain~ Iloou of .. . . 196 ~Wel\. 1309 ArmboM of. . . . 66
Startinll. Ring ofFire . . .......... 962 Dagger . , . 356 Armband ofVariablc...... . ........ 67
Statue Dream . .. ... 1309 Cl rd .......................... 185
Soli . . 1303 ofEw:rbuming . . .. , IJIO Ooakof . 310
Corell"" .. Crystal. . ... .. . 1303 FealherToken ................... 468 Gawnlct of Super . ~,

Golden . 1303 Finder" . ... 1310 Girdle of GianI ...... . SJ4

of !'ower, Old Salt . . ......... 1303 Form. Potion of. . . 891 Libram of .
ScorI>ion Wan!
Singing . .. ..........
.......... 1304
.. 1305
G10WSlone .
Golem Pmteelion, Scar10b of..
1310
1057
MolO M010 Roo of .............. 742
PoIi"" of ..................... .. &91
'"
Stone HOrse. . ....... .. ....... 130~ Golem Libram. . . . fJOZ, fJO) I'oII""of(.j'anl .................. ~71
ofSubstitu!H>n.. . 1305 of Good L,d . .. 1311 PoIion oHMer .................. 873
Talismanoftbc . . ...... 1426 Guardians, Ring ofPrntcction from . 988 Ring of ....................... 1002
Xanthippe of Anno)'ance . . . . . . ... 1306 ofGulandThiondar ....... 1311 Ring of Btr$Orlt .... .. .... lOOS
SlaIUCne, Coren",,~ Crysw .. . .. . .. 1303 Heart of.......... .. ....... 574, 1174 Slridinll
Staying, An<:hor of. ........... .. .. .. 46 Honing ........ 1313 BootsofSw . 197
Stea<;lillC$S, M~n;"., of ..... . ...... 715 HlH'SC Stalue . 005 and Sprinllinll, Bool of .. 197
Stealer, Nine Li_. , ..... . ..... 1386 10\lIl. 613 and Springing, Hom of
Siullng Ka1ccn's Undead . . ........... . . H Un<Ontrollablc. . 1548
CI ..... of Magic . . . 293 of Mi.ed Luci;, Mysle's . 1113 Strike, B"""'rofthc Blinding 220
Pan:hmcnl ofSpcll . . .... 804 of My'lcriow Sound . ............ 1113 Slrlldnll
I'otion ofLife ........ . .. . ... . ... 876 Nanorion . 1114 and Curing, SlIIffof . 1297
S,..,ro, tift . . .......... 1380 OvalofT:rolo~Guardian . . ... 1314 Stalfof 1297
S"Wd ofLife ....... . .......... 1380 Pa$$IIge, Oil of ., , .... 178 Wemick's Cane of.. . 248
Siultb Philosopher... . .. . .. 1314 SIr1~K
MlSk of. .. . ... ....... . 706 Ph",," &39 ofAtIlIChmenl .................. 1319
Spider's Boou of. . . .... . .. 1% ofPuIV<rizing, Sling ............ 1120 Ball of Er.dless .................. I SO
Thieves'TooI.of.. .1446 of Refilling. Slillj ................. 95 Cage of . . 21S
StealThy Pilfering, Manual of ......... 68& Ring of .......... .. ......... . . 100 1 ofl.ashing . .. ............ 1119
Slu m Robe . .. .......... 1016 ofharl. .. ............ DI9
Borienin" J.,.of .. . .... .. ........ 622 of Sampling. . , 1314 ofShocklcs. . ........ 1319
Carrague~, OceanT.. ofEndlcss .... . 375 SCCpterofShih .... .. ...... .. ... I066 ofTangkof ................... 1319
Command. Ring of . 9&<.1 of Shielding. ................... 1315 ofWatding. .. 1319
Irons of .. . ...... .. ........ 620 ofSile""" .. . . .. .. .. . ... ....... 131S Stringed Instrumenos .............. 1320
and Vapor, Wand of. . .. 1494 Spongestone . .. ....... 131 5 SlI'Ongbox oflmmobility . . ......... 216
Steaming Ca uldron, Hymir" . . ... 268 Strength, Potion of . 871 Stronma ..... Hammer ofThur.dcrbollS .. S58
Steed. Obsidian. . . ... 478 Trov<:l. .. .. ..... 13IS SlnImming. I'\ck of ............... 1112
SteedofWondrQus """-"er, Wand ofEanh and . .. .... . . . .... 14~ Srudie' onThc Founh Dimension .... 1244
Dori 's Qbsidian. ... , ... . ... 475 WanktOne .................... 1318 Srudy, Libram of. . .. 668
SteeIClO!h . , 313 Wariu . . ............. . 1318 SrudyinS, Desk of. . . 405
Steel Drag"" Slayer, S........:I .. .. . . . .. 13~7 ofWannth . . .......... 1318 SIIIII Boll. . . ... 100
Stffl M<>bile, OnY" and ............. 737 ofWeigh1. ...... . .... 1318 SfIIII Puppel Libram ................ 661
Steel<kin~ Apron. Handal . .. ..... . ... 5& oftbc WeU .. . .... 1318 S'unnl~ K
Steel.kin', HBn'II1ICr, Hondol ......... 55) Slonefist, S""'d .......... ... . .. .. 140S Arrow of . , 100
Slelllr Path, ScIoli of the . , ... 1OS4 S'onciron Weapon ............. .. .. 1525 Dar! of.. . .... , J7S
Steppc:s, Scarfoflhe Dry .. ... . . ... . 1059 Slonts Gong of. . . ................. 822
StepS Draining S,..,ro, Nine . ....... 1386 Fancy ..... . .................. 1301 Stolfof . .. .... 1298
Slick Han! ......................... 1307 Stupidity, Hllof . .............. 570. 572
BI ... k .... . . . .................. 1023 ~1II1. ....... . ... . ..... 1306 Stuncring, PhillCt ofSllmmering and . S30

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Slyl .. "fScribing. Ins Cloak of . .310 Black Fl ...... ................. .. J345
Subconscious Apparitions. Ring of . . 1002 Bladflame . 1345
Repertoire of. . 1220 Surya'S Chario! .................... 280 ofBlaoxflame, .. ,1 345
Subcoruciow Repercussioos Swya's Sword ofLighl. .1407 Blaokjarruntt'S Cud1$S 1345
I'yromar>cy . 1244 Susanoo's Bl"" Sword ............. 1407 Bt..:ktazor.. lJ46
Subduing. Oberon~ A""... of.......... 92 SUsk.I'" Silenl. Sword .. , .......... 1407 Blade Shape and Feature.. . .... IllS
Sublimated Oneiroman<:y . 1244 Suspension, Co! of. ........... III Blode Malenal ................. 1335
Submia<ilHl, Tridtn, of. ..... S46 Suspens;on. Pol;':'" of Lif. , , . 876 Bll.deofBll<k Ice: .............. 1347
Substitution. Stat ... or ............. nos SU$tam:'s Ctwio!. . 2n Blade1 afO>ro&k . 1347
Sublcmor.ean Sagoc:ily. Helmet of . 593 SUII.unu BIl.de of Lalllander . 1347
Subtitle •• Len. of .................. 6SS Caparison of. ................... 2S3 Bll.deless ...................... 1J..l7
Subtle Communka tion. lo<e of ..... 1192 PoIion of. ...................... 892 Blood ....... Il47
$11«"', Mustard of. . ....... 248,249 Ring of. . .. , ... 1002 BLoodtnnd. Tmgan/I. The .. , ...... 1408
Succor, Bead of ................... 165 S.irfnebli Dan. . .... 375 Blood Drinker. , , . 1347
SUi"" Spoon or ..... .... ......... 1461 Swabbie wiLh Buokel. Stalute Bloodkner. 1347
Suggestion Scroll. . .. 1084 of Power .................... 1304 81"" Dragon Bane 1348
Suggestions. lnfluenceund .. 1181 Swamp, Vast. Hom of the ........... 1S49 Brigtublade . .. ........ 1148
Suit, Sw.. tsuit . . ........... 13lS Swamp. Orbof1bc Bll<x ............ 783 of Bronze, Dancing ............. 1356
Sulfur, Oil of.. . .......... 778 Swan Boat F. atherToken .. , ......... 469 Caeren-Uroth .................. Il48
SuIhauI M(IW'IIains. Bear C\oak of...... ., 297 Swanning Ins«ts, Art1or's Staff af ... 1272 Cilalllangas.. . ........... 1149
Sulhaut Mownains, DatI: wand "f!be .. 14n Swarming Insoots, Staff of.. .,' 1298 Canopa's ...................... 1349
Sulmish Robe: of Magical S .....t WIler . . ........... 848 Captain'S , .. ,. 1349
Enhan<emenl ................ 1015 S ..... ting. Socks of. ............... 1126 C..!efhar>e .................... 1349
Suloiso, Fire WlUId of .............. 1480 S.....l$uil . . ............... IllS Cele.Tial Fury .................. 1349
Sulphur Infl..enoe and Actions •...... 1244 Sweepa-, Gnomish , , , , ... S46 Chain, ........................ IlSO
Sulward'l Axe .
SumbarOracie.
Summation. Crown of .
. ....... .... 119
. .... 1530
139
,-,
Sweeping, Broom of..

Onion .................... 782

. .. , 229 of Charm !,<""" ,
Chopping ,
ClltI'I/)tnUt..
".,,135 1
• 1151

. .. 1351
Summcr~ Day, Thn of •............ 1428 Smell Candle.. . .. 246 of Cleaving . . .......... USI
S.lII m oplnl Tooth, .. 1451 Colada. . ..... 13S1
Gong. BuUer ...... . 82! Wiler,. . .. 892 of Cold .............. ll52
Gong of. ... . .. 822 Sweetness, Cube of ., .......... 352 Companion. .. .... Il52
HOSIile Air Ek mental. Censer ...... 270 Swift Wriling,!'<n of. , 809 eo..llon~ . , .. , .. 1352
Lam"of........... ... . 646 Swift Wriling, Quill of. .. . .... , 928 C<lrthIolis , , 1352
NOOI1I\ Ring ofOjinn ............ 9&4 SwiftfOOl's Cloak, Kaldli, . . ...... 303 Cowtoin ...................... m2
P\)}:er of............. .... ....... S40 SwitlfOOl's Sword. Kaldai,. . .... 1378 of Cowardice:. . ............ 1152
Ranle of . . 823 Swimming and Climbing. /Aunllet of .. S08 Crusade............ ........... 1153
Ring afGc:nie ............... . ... 967 Swimming, Armor of . . . ... , .. 82 Cty$omc, ..................... 1lS3
Smoking Pipe afSnai:e. .......... 1126 Swimming, l'oIi"" of . . 892 Cupnunbane , , . 1lS4
Slocking of Elf ................. 1106 Swimming, Rill3 of ........... 9S3. 1002 Cursed . . 1lS4
Toblel afS"iril . . ......... 1418 Swimming, Ser¢'s Behof.. .. 169 Cursed 8c:rwL«-r .. 1lS4
Throne of .
Wltip of..
1435
.. ... 1534
,-"
Auimon . .. ... I B6
Cun..... ..................... 1lS4
ofCymrych Hugh ........ 1lS5
Wltistleof . .. ........ ISS8 of Abbo<re""" of Shape Changers. , 1]36 Cyric's. . ll5S
SurnmonI, Bead of . . 7S! Aoxcnl$. , .... Ill6 Dal... . llS5
,,,
Sumpka\ Ma nlk .. .... ... 310 Adja lha the Drinker .
Albnrin . . ................ 1l)7
. 1336 of Dancing . , .... , .. IlSS.1l56
Dancing. of Lightning. . 1356
Blade. S....,.,;j . ........... .. .... 1406 Alignment. . . . .. Il99 DariU$'s . . ........... 1156
Blade, Sh'arien, S..wl. , 1391 AmalSu·Mikaboshi 's. . .. Ill9 DcotlHO·Monslers ... 1156
Blade, Tar! \'anoyiIOh~. S..on:I , 14{)') Andu"..- . . . . ... Ill9 Deep Sashelu's................. 1356
Card. . .................. 380,390 Ana w-..-adal ...... Ill9 Defende. . .• 1156
Dock . 381 Annacon. . ... 1339 Demmn" Bone . . , •. J75
S«d ......................... 1090 AMaZllher . . ....... 1340 Desert BI1e1e. .. ... 1156
Sword ........................ 1406 Answerer . . .. 1340.1341 Dn.gonbain Holy Aw:ng..-........ 056
Wand of !.... .. 1494 Anton's Vorpal Blade. . .. 1341 Dragon Cl...... . .......... 056
Sunboll Javelin. . ... 624 A,'andi",t .................... 1142 Dragon Cripple. . .......... 1357
Sundial afOi""'li"". . ... ,. 1335 ofArak. .., . . .. , ........... 1341 Dragon Sl~' ......... ......... IlS7
Sundial of Timekeeping ............ 133S AIbano'S,ofAgilily .. . , .. ,.1342 Dngonslayor, ............ , ... , . 1lS7
Sunngebiang's Dagger ............. 369 of Arvorecn ............... ... .. 1342 ofIQgon SLayin8" . 1157
Sunligh~ 801., of. ................ 1119 ANon:en's. . ...... 1142 DrainlifeEl'IeriY.. . .. .. IH7
Sunligh! Re,i5!anCe EIi~ir ........... 445 of Assassination ................ 1342 Oraxal"", Defender
Sunndi. ~unor~ Tool. of. .. . S30. 1446 of A;wr'alq .................... l34l ofFcminincVirtue. . ... IlS7
Super Strenglh. GaunUel of . .. S07 of Babetlc MaelslrOrn, , . 1341 Drcamsill3.. ................... IlS7
Superb Shiny Shoe. Hefi. ~ ......... 111I of &ekslabbing . 134J Ougrnaren Bright",a",l. 's B~ ... IlS8
Supem.olillj.l'oIi"" of ............. 891 Balisarda. .. 1343 Durandan ., 1358
Superheroi"". Porion of............. 891 Balmung. . ............... 1143 Dycrwaen • • . . ,. l358
Superior Ani ....1 ConQ-OI. Po!i"" of ... 891 Balor. . .............. 1343 of the Ebon Flame............... 1359
Superior H.a ling, Pol;':'" of . , ... 891 Bamboo Scimitar ............... IlO Ebonbane ................ 1359, ll60
Suppressi"", Poti"" of Pain. . . 881 Bane ofEnobanled Beings .. , .... , 1143 Edge. The ..................... 1163
Supreme. Ta li,man ofa.- ........ 1421 Bane of the Nanh . ,., Jl44 ofEfreeli Siayinil ' " .... , ...... 1364
Sun: Footill3. Anklet of .............. SO Bamus 's Gnomcbanc .. .. 1344 Ego . ,. 1403
Surpri5<'S. Staff of..... , .......... 1298 ofB .. I. .. ............. 1144 EJkhom ~. . .......... 1364
SlInl:ncier, Weapon of. . . ....... , 1526 BeJenu, ~ ..................... Il44 Elqillar . . .......... 1164
Swtr'J Flaming Sword .. . 1406 ofthe8c:1i=.. Il44 Elw:n . .. ..... 1365
Su,u's Iron Armor ............. , ••.. 82 BennGriff.. .... .. ....... ll44 Emperor~ ..................... 1365
S.u·..·I ...1 Ber$crk Dancing . . .. , 1344 Enohanlt<!, ofSyl.i"" ",' 1365
Dndle.
'" BIKk. .. ................ 1345 Equalizer o f Gran Marth , , . , .. , 1365

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Sword Ilyana ....................... 1377 Pommel Shape and Feature. . . .. 1336
Everstriking . ., .. 1365 Indra'sFl.ming . . . . ........ 13 77 I'o<pherio's . . 1388
Evil Wynmlaycr . .. ])66 o f Insanity . . ... 13 71 Primary Abilities................ 1399
Evi lhyan~ Blade . . ......... 1366 Intelligence and Capabilities ...... 1399 Pwta Blue's.. .. 1388
Excalibur................. 1366, 1167 o finoeroe <S.ion .................. 1371 o fQuiel<ness. !l88
Ex1nOrdirwy!'ewers . 1401 1ronf"", ...................... 1377 Raul 's. . ................. 1]88
Furi nae ..................... .. 1367 J'ysen's Magebane . . .... 1377 Red Death . . ....... 1388
F", . ~ Promise. . 1367 Joye.... . ......... ... .. 1377 Red Robin ...... . .............. 1388
Fea"", Toke" . . , , .. 469 Justicer . . ..... 1178 RN Sabre ........ •.• .......... 1388
Fiendbane ....................• 1)67 KaboJ . ........... • . . 1378 RIlIIwntr 1388
Fi ...1Word .................... 1367 Kaldair Swiftfool's. .. 1378 Rd Aslr2n. ofEnmily . . .. 1388
Finder .................. 1368 Kali 's. .. 1378 R.n's, ofOancina. . .... 1388
FiOJmgh.. I .~ . . ...... . . 1368 Karoli 's Silver . . ............. 1378 R. ptilia n ~ nai re ............ 1389
fist of Odin . 1368
.. of Ku. .. 1178 R.tali ..", . .................... 1389
FlamberRe ... . ................. 1368 Kirren's Fr<>$lbrand . . • 1379 Runer\:;in FI"ohel . . .... 1389
Flame Ton~ ............. . .... ll68 KlIliervo'li. . . 1379 ofzbe Sands . . .. 13 89
Flame of the North . . ... 068 K...... The Dlrl<nes. ••. . 1379 $.o.uvagine . .. 1389
Flame TOllS"" .................. 1369 K"sW>Ogi No T'uru,; .......... . . 1380 $.o.viul 's. . ... 13 89
Flame. on Command . . ... 1369 La faralliM 's ................... 1380 Seabbord ...........•.......... IOS4
Flaming, .. . . 1369 Lane. lin's ..................... 1380 Sool. C l...... r .................. 1189
Flna,illi Blade "{Shin Lu . 1369 w guIi.... .. ........ . . . ... .. . 1403 Soa l•• of Justice . . . . 1189
Flying Scimitar ofThsmit . 1369 l..ap<ov . .1380 Seal. bane . . .. 1390
Foebane ...................... 1369 Lassivirtn's . 1380 Schal<lia. . .. 1390
Foefir>der. . ...... 1370 LawfuL . . ........... (Sec Wood/hoW) Scimitar of Speed . . .. 1390
Fore$! .. '1 Friend ..... .. (See ~"""'eI!) Innmikai...,, 's. . ... 1380 Scorbane . . .......... 1390
funeli ~ _ . . 1370 Life Saver. . 1380 Soourge of Regenerators. 1391
rragarloh ... . ..... (Sce~A"""",..,,) Life Stel.ling . . . 1380 Serpent SI~r . . ...... 1391
Frey'J.. . .. 1370 Lif.TUer . 1381 Sess·in"..k's. 1391
Frey's T__ Handtd . . .. 1370 ofLighl. 13S1 Sevwlh Blade . . .........•. 1391
Frqa'l FI'OSI Brand . . .. 1370 Lighlnin&Blade . . nSI Sbadowsword . .. 1391
of Friendship .. . ................ 1370 ofLighlni ng. Dancing.. . .. . .... 1lS6 Sh.landain ~ Ho ly A""nge' .. ...... 1391
FrosIBIlUId .. . ................. 137il Locat. Objcel .................. 13S1 of Shame . . . ..... 1391
Galanti ......... 1371 of Luck . .. .................... 1381 Sh·ari. n. Sun Blade ......... 1391
GtmsM>nl . . .. 1371 Luck Blade . . ....... 1381 of Sharpness ........ 1392
Genie Slayer . . .......... . .... 1371 Lydia's Broad . 13S1 ShlnelJim .. . 1391
Genies ' Bane ...........•....... 1371 ofLyoru; . . ..... . . 13S1 Shiehi .. Katana . 139)
Gtnie bligh' . . ............... 1372 Ma lign. . . .......... 1381 Shimmerina Blodc o fShin
Gtnie$COUIge ............ 1372 Madoc 's. . ................... 1381 Oin .. n ...................... 1394
GianI Slayer .. . 1372 Mamluk. of Obodier><:c. . . . . 1381 Shina·T ... ·Hiko ~ ............... 1394
ofGi""t SlIying. 1372 of Mammal Slayin8 . . ..... 1382 Shook Blade . . ...... 1394
oflhe Giants. . ..... 1372 MllIItooth ...................... 1382 Shu~ . . ........... 1194
Gilhy""ki Silver ................ 1372 Maroon ....................... 1382 Sif's . ... . .... . .. . ........... 1394
Glonus ... .. 1372 Mayonaka 's Silver Katana ........ 1382 Silencer ofBodosh ............. 1394
Goblinw>le." . . .... nn Melior . . .. 1383 Singi"i ....................... 1396
of'lle Golden Oulf . . ......... U 72 Meredin's l ...ck Blade . . • 13S3 Siva 's Soimitar .. . ... 1396
Oolembane ................ . ... U 72 Mimung .....................• on of Skewering . n96
0 ",,,.. . ......... 1373 Mi ll1l~,ofLight ............ . .. . 1383 Slayer . . . . 1396
Glllnkhul'li . .. . 1373 Man .... Slayer . . ...... 1383 Snakeba".. . . .......... 1396
G.... ·Zl ~ . 1373 Moon Blad. . . ...... 1383 Snoop . . .... 1396
OfUl\SWlthe . . .•• 1373 MGrJllly.. . . . .. 1383 Snow on The Mountain .. . .. 1196
Orqvxy's Holy A"""ger .......... 1313 Movanic ne....... . .. nn SouIbLa.dc . 1391
Orinthane . . .... 1373 Naesowen, Ghost Blade .. . ....... 1384 of Soul.. . . . . .. 1397
Ouardian Blade ...... .. ... .. .... 1373 Na gelring . . ............. 13&4 Souloeeker .. . ............. 1397
Ha<:himan~ . . .... 1374 Nlman Nev.rsleep.. .. 13&4 Spooil lToucbes ........ . ....... 133S

,
Hades's.. . .............. 1374 Neekar. .. B&4 Spooill . .. 1398
Hand-Guard S . . 1336 Nepanth . ...................... 138S Specill Purpos< .. 1402
Hand-Guard Ml terial . . ])36 of Night .. . 138S Specn!. ........... 1403
Handle Shape and Feann ... . .... 1336 Night .....tolle, ... BSS Spellbinder . . .. 1403
Handle Materia l ................ 1]36 Nightwind . . I)S6 Spellblldc . . . .. 1404
Harmoniter . ................... 1374 Nine Lives St • • ler. .1386 Spiritburner................. .. 1404
H &I]>O~ On:stay.,r . . ............ 1314 Nine Steps Onining ............. 1386 Stalke r . . . ......... J40S
Hawk.sbladc . 1314 Oberon's ............. 1386 Starfall . . ....... 140S
Hean ofSlOOIe .................. U14 of Odin . .. 13S6 StOnefiSl . . .. 140S
Heartseek.. .................... 1374 Odin 's. . ................... 1386 SI<>n'nbrin&«... 140S
Heimdall 's ..................... 1374 ofOlyntbas . 1386 Sun . . ..................... 1406
Hel 's . . .. Ins Owen 's 1387 Sun Blade ................. . ... 1406
Ho Masubi'li . . . . . . I37S Paramo!. .................... 1387 Sunr's Flaming . . 1406
Hofud . 137S Panisan . . ................... 1387 Sury''s. of light . . 1408
Holy ... . .. 137S Pea<:. malw . . . . 1387 Susanoo'li Blue ... . 1408
HolyA.... ng.r . . ................ 137S Peregrine 's.. . I)S7 Susk, The Silent .... 1407
Holy R.....nger ................. 137S PhanlOm . . ..•... 1387 Syl. bIII ............. . . ....... 1407
of Honor . . ...... 137S Philippan . . .......... 1387 Syrar's Silver.. . 1407
Homblade. . ...... 137S Pi ............................. 1387 T..... ganh. The Bloodbnnd ... . .... 1408
ofH""'" ......... . .... 1376 Plak's . . . ... . .. 1387 T""Vanovitch~ SunBlade . 1409
lee CI..... . . ....... • ....... 1376 oflhe Planes ...... . ... . ... .. ... 1387 T.fnut". . 1409
IIbralha, Mistress of Bonle ..... ... 1376 p.,joonJWOt<l . 1)88 Tidcripptt ................. 1409
IIneval 's Broad .......... 1377 Pommel Material ....... . ....... 1336 Time."""p .................... 1409

1655
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,_ T..:l<Ic,Prismol " OLockand .. ....... 913 Taste, N..,kJoce of Bad ............. 148
Token ,. . ... 1409 Tadrond .. Moce ....... ....... ..... 681 TlStc Powder, Good . . .... 901
Tri.Ell1iry .... 1409 T. il, Guardiln ........... . ......... 550 T1S1I:, Ring of. ................ 97'9
TroII\Bant .... 1~11 Tlil, for R!oun " Homod C\oak •....... 308 Talhlum ........................ 1428
TWinkle . . 1~1I Tok .... SWMI, Life ................ 1381 Tanoo Scroll 1085
T)'I' 's. ofSlwpness I -ll L Tal<hl o fIhcJ..... ... 141. T - . Needle of t ;""'!)' . . ... 751
UncIeId SIIyer.......... ..... I-til Tale-I El Har.-icIIio'l Spdlbool< . .. 1244 T~
ofU~Snat<IIi ............. l.11 Till,,,, •• Rabsta. . 911
Ut..""" •..•...•...••..•••...• 1411 ofAI'Akbu ....... 14 19 Set of Skill ond Gna: .. . 1421
\'ai~ ". . .. 1411 of Ihc BeasI .. . ... 14213. 1'21 Zhakar.. .. ........ 142'
Vompiric Regenenlion •........• 1412 ofChAolS ....... me •. ... 1421 Tun, PI>oJ or ........... . $ol8
Vanya .. Wralh ........... ....... 1412 oflhc Chi","" .. 1421 Tcan. Yainamoir>eJl" ... . . . . . 1469
VuIO. 1412 oflhc Cock,trio:<! .. .... 1421 Tedium, Libram of . .. .......... 668
Vepdain~BmadS"""'ll .. , 141 2 of Drums ..................... 1421 Ted" {Scoll..,: Tooth)
Vhaenun\ .. 1412 ofElcmenll1 Travel. ... 1421 Sow. F'1fO . ......... m
\OrpaI ..•..••...••...• , .. 1412 oflhc Faerie ••. . .• 1422 Rador.. .. .... 11341
WarbriJI&er ... 1412
Worlord Blade oflhe SNcId lMIda.• 1412
Wuscl . .... .... .. 14ll
F'omd ....
F'... ~ .
oflhc Gokm
.. 1422
. ....... 1422
.• 1422
Wand of...
Td.... 'ISwoni
Teld:ino:sia. RiII& of
..............· 1"" ''''
.... 1000
Whirlwind Blade. " •••••.•. 1(1) of the QriIf(Jrl •••. . .. 1423 T.lekiDQis, Weapon of.. ... 1526
While .. . ......... 1( 1) H _ ~of M<:rn<>rinUon ........ 1423 Triepltlry
ofth¢ Wild COA$I .. 1413 of Lawfulncu .. . . .......... 1423 0010 .. Helm of . .. 589
WiltowWand .................. 1413 Medici"" 8undle......... .... ... 1423 IIclmel of. .... . S9J
ofWi,hes ....... 1413 ofMemooigtion . .. .. 1424 Ring of limited ... . 974

-
Woodhold . . 1413 M i~ ........ 1424 W.. pOJ'Iof•••. 1526
of Wounding . ,. 1414 Modined, o f2.0ty ...... 1424 Tclepon Pad. Chcmohcaur. . ..1 45]
I'.'ynnI; kJvff. . .......••.. ". 1414 Monkey llead . . 1424 Ttltponllio.
.••••• , ••••• 1414 ofo..:u. .... 1425 Arcl>es, Libnm o f.... . OM
Wyrmsllyer •••. ...•..• 1366. 1414 of Pun: Good. . 1425 8I&0f. ............ .. ,~

. 1415 ofRahuia ... . 1425 u,o'

Wynnsvenin ••.
Xiphoid Xebec
Yondalla\ .
.. 141S
. .. 141S
Sacml B.....ne.
o{1hc Sphm .
. ............ 1425
. •. 1425
Cbamber ............... .
Doorof.
· 1454
.......... 412
'"
Zmehoo KatanIO 141S oflhc SIII\Ie ••. . . .. ......... 1426 Hdroc:t of .......... 5901
Zil\ZeT< ...... 1415 ofTona_ ...... . .. .... ....... 1426 .. 892
Zod\\ X.bec of Doom . ....•... . 141S
S .... rd.
ofUhimole E.il ...... ....... ... 1426
ofZI&Y ... . ... 1426
Rina. H.lail<1''' .
Ringof ..
• ...... 967
,,.,,
Cards. Suil (T...,.) .... 398 Tllkm, Skull .. . .. 1118 Wupooof .. .. 1526
I'oaoa1.. SpociaI Purpotc . • . . . • • . . . L4()2 Tlllin'l T""~ . . ....• 1043 Ttlfporti.,
I'wpoIa. Special ~ •••••••• 14(12
Sylaln. S..O"1- .. , ............... 14(17
To ..... (S«Ilto: (.10 ..)
Boot oflhc Sil""" .• 1219
_0'
o.rtof....
'00
m
Sy"n. Enr;hanrcd S""'ltd of •..•••.. IlM Card ................... ... 381 Nope- ,~

SymtIiotie f'mIec:lion, CIoU. of .••.... J I I

Sy"'.....
of lhe DanK Macabn: .
ofbll.., ...........
. .. l9oI
. .. l9oI
Telescope of Fantastic: Vision .
Telescope ofT"", VIS;"" . ''''
· 1429
of Orcyhawk. Holy ............... 597 Tam'l Fruit ofExInl Heal ing. Kulver- .. 634 T~Card . >S.
Lannacian Holy . . ...... 597 Tlll\llte·8J.ko (Bu.) ... . 216 Ttmp" .... t ....
Prilmll 'l Holy ..... 597 Taming, Bridle of. . .. ..... ....... 224 (An ltn$. Yellow Ambicnl ....... 1067
of Jtr,enkind. Holy . . 598 Tamio," Saddleof ... . .... . ....... 11350 BOIlie ........................ . 200
SymboIocy, Origins o((he Hour Tam .... GIUnt\el of. . . ..... SIl8 CooIIrOI.Armorof. . ........... K2
01.... 121l Tanarn. Arrow of Itumi", . . . 913 Ten T1>ouund WmdI. A;lOIil'l
Symbc>I .. CymbII of. . ..... ' 18 T_'ri. Scroll of"'-ion fron> ••. 1081l Shining Hom of ......... .. 1542
Symmetry. Glteqy of ...•... SOl Tan&;ibles and lnuqibIa.. T.... ~N.;1. ... 746
Sympodlelic Harin" Charm of •....•. 283 AI~of .............. 11 37 Teodrilia:flt, BubIl..... 6l6. 1143
Synnill 'l Opol N...:kLoce .•• ••••••••• 152 TM£leofStrina; ................. U I9 T...... CoMmI,Potionof .. .872
Sym .. SilverS'MJ<d ............... I407 TI/Iilcvlne Root .................. 1427 Teah. Eyepatch of.... .463
TlMina Ointml:nt .................. 782 Teah. Flaminll Mirrw of............. 728
Tlnlll .., T....... r ........ .... ........ 409 T.n.. r·,
T TOpelt.,. PorunantClU of Fr\I&llity 1
Tlbudof the Mystk.. . .. 1417
O i _ Wardi", ...... . ......... 1427
of Ekbir . .. .. • .. .. 1421
Spellbook •••
Tlnlll ...
1165.1251
.. .. 409
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T.Ic ..... .. .. 820 of Folded ExiJ/£l>CO: ............. 1427 Tut
T... ofRoomL . . 1427 ofCaptMly .. .. 1429
MacbiM of Lum T.'Ia.-ic CrawreWhip . 1534 Dew. . ............ 1429
Ihc MN. Fail= ....... ... .. 687 T...pnh. The BIoodbraIo;1, S....,...! •••• 1408 ofL",,"')' ....... 1429
of&nqo.oets. . . ......... 14 17 Tatl v...ovitch " Sun Blade .......... 1409 Miot . .•. .1 430
ofC",uenU . .. .. 1417 T_ De<:k ofManyThinp .......... 381 f'olychmmatic . .. ... 1411
oflhcEkments. . .... 1411 Tuoc, Fi<-nd o(the . . .. 389 Poor ...... .................... 1411
of Plenty . . ... 1411 T.n 0(Shell<1'...................... 1411
Wrilin, . . ............... 1418 ofa Summer .. Day . . ......... 1428 ofSllndinB · .. 1431
Tablec:IoIhA..,ncron. .. . ...... 14 18 of Aceuuti"" .................. 1428 of WominK . .... 14JI
Tabl...:loIhofFeastinll .... .. .. 1. 18 ofE.ukfmetlt . . ..•• 1428 X ...... 1411
Tabla.. MaaX:al ltem bndom ••..... 1S67 Taryn .. l\Ib .......... . 1462 Tenuo:lca. Potion ofU.. fIaI .•...•...•• 89S !
To... Tuoprc ......... . ... 1)82 TCflllilcMl&<Sboc . .. 1112
Ona!itIIObon ••. 8)7 Tuirin .. Spollbook.... .. 1244 T~,
ofFlte, Myrlrul ..... . ... 1418 T.... ed Gen .... Scroll ofl'rolcctioo .... 1071 Bannerof .. .. ..... 157
ofSpiril Summonin, ... 1418 Tuolcbolf'l Map: MOUK Ri", ..... 1003 Doorof. ........... . 413
Tid ofFlith~ Ginu"; '1 Ridinl ...... 510 TISSO'IAn:an.abuIl.... 11., Hoel<eyStick, Holy . . .......... S98
T..:kle ~.t; Ponable Canoe. Goerl'l. 21 4 TISI. o.lInc-... Dust of.. . ... 419 Rodof ......... ............... 1041

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Thoddi g "", ~ Glowglobes . 1270 Thumb of the MaslerThief. . 480 ofSAinlly Sanily ................ 1444
Thai's Rina of Mind Shieldi1\3 ..•. 1003 ThMn d.r of Seven fingers. . ........ . 1444
Tharadodus'l SpeUbook ............ 1247 Orwn of . . ................... 820 ofs..u ~M a .............. 1445
ThaumalUlgY. Censer of. ....•. 270 and Lightnin&, Staff of . . ... 1299 of Understanding ............... 1444
Thoyvian Bea/::oJo • 16) Rina of ....................... 1003 Vacuou, Grimo;", . . 1441
Thefl.Charm ofJ>totection from ...... 283 T hu nderbolts TO<nOr1l5I\ Han,I. ,. . ............. 561
Thc:landira's Bow, Solonor . . ... 210 Col8omere 's HMIITIC1"of •......... S~ I T(In\/)Ia5t"s Spellbooi: .............. 12 52
Theodolus 's Clnak of Arachnida •..... III Hamm<1" of . . 5S8 Toorwrow, fountain of. . . .... 498
Theon's Folding Bo&I . . ... 181 Stronrna..... HMIITIC1" of. ... H8 TOOi- Rllnerlcin Snap" .•.........•. 1048
Theories (III C:mVCfiing Thunderl\ancl~ Handy Haversao:k. TooIII'". Flame. S....,.-d . 1169
TransiliOl'l$. . . . . ........•...
Theori" (III~iOCl .............
12~1
1251
,.'"
Thundering Compliance.
... 135 Tongue. Rinll of !he Druid;'; . ........• 973
TOR&UO$
T'bt:oryofQcc"ltVi$.wSIlock ... . .. 1251 MOlD MOlD Rod .....•.... 742 l'oI:iOll of. ...................... 891
Theory of !he [ftllisil>l. Forces . . . 1251 Tburbrand .. Pmlec.",. . .... IIOS Ringof ..................... 1004
Thesis 011 Conditiona) Rupru= ...... 1247 Thurl .. Spcllbook ... . 1165 Sword of. ........ 13S4
Thessall 's Woyguidet . .. .. 646 Tidc.1Ur1 of the Ebbing ........•..• 805 Talisman of. . ............•. 1426
Thel "fPla/l ... . . . ....•. . 4) Tide. ~ of the Rising. .. 807 Tonie. Ourimal"s ~ign .......... 828
no, Tidcripper, Sword . . ........ . .. 1409 Toni<;.NeM:. .. 443
BoQk . . .......•.•. . (Sec M l ou l) Ttger CIoal: of Chalyik . ..•......•... J II Tool .Alternate World G.te. Pockel ..• ~I
Finger of the MOSIer .............. 480 TighlrOpO. Tlllin 'l .. . . . ............ 11)44 Tool Set. . ............. 1445

TO_
Thief NepciOll, Ring of ........... 949
Thumboflhe Mosier ....... . .. . .. 480
Tika'l RinK .
Timbert.one's Cko:kwork
Chopper.Ripper."' ............ 1435
1004 ,~.

Gemc!Jtter·.. ofSwmcli ...... 530. 1446

Tbieve'l. ofStealth. .1 446
BooIofGende . . . .. 195 TIm. WoocIworker'l. .. fDyvt rs. . .. 1446
GIoY<: of . . . . ........ . ... . . S4S Bomb, BrindlelOple'l . .. 601 TOOIb (See 11so: T~ b )
PoIioo of .. ... . ...... .. ....... . &92 Bomb, Welhilion.... . .....•.. 449 ofDablvt...... r. . ..•. 1446
PoIion of Masief . . . .........•.... 878 Book of. . . .....•.... 1251 Dnlgon .•......•....•. 1448
Th" - Chimeof.. 818 ofTonn . . ... 369
Anow of Slaying ... . ..... . .. . ... . !l9 Fountain of •......•. 498 S...-eeI. . .. 1451
Can" Ring oflhe.. 972 Jaumeying Device ... 405 Toolhed GlaWe. Saw' . . S44
Tool. o fSteallb . .. 1446 Medallion of ... 115 Topu Dn8011 SI*Y<'. S--.I ....... IH7
Thillonrian Shield of s..... rkin&..•.. 1105 0i1.fP<w,1Ierof. ......•......• 718.910 Topaz of N""orwinler. ......... 523
Things. Rod of Many . . 1031 Timed Lighling. Lamp of ...... 646 Tor, Tore of!he God. .l ............ 1452
Thinness.. Polion of.
Thiondar. SlOne ofGulllJ>d .
. .... 892
. 1311
TimegllSS of !he Wiurd .
n ....kHpllli
. .. . ... 602
". Bel.n.................... . ...... 1451
Thithion ~ Wand offi", ........... . 149~ AmuJel of. ... . ......•......•.... 43 of C... ftsmanship .. . 1411
Thor" Kiss . . . . ... . . . .. .. ..... 120 HouraI'" of ...... . ......... . .. . 604 of!he God<\e$S ...... 1451
Thor.. Magi ..1 GI......,. of Power . . . .. . 545 Sundial of. ........ 1335 Oflhe G<Jds . ...•...•. 1452
ThomorSI""!' . 1~31 Timelessness. Oil of .. . ...... . ..•... 778 of!he Gods . ,T.,.. . . ........ 1452
Thoms, Book of(Spcltbook) . 1151 TImely Pomail. N",v,l1 ~
..... . ..•... 106 ofSubilioy ....•..•............ 1452
ThoIh, Libram of ............... . .. 668 TimepieceofKIOfT . .. 1436 Ton: ~
Tho1h ~ SlJlf ....... ...... . .... 1298 Ti~. Sword ,. . .... 1409 Conlinual ........... •. ........ 1452
Th..~~bt Ti sipl>one~ Whip .... . ............ 1533 ofConlinual FifO .....•......... 1451
Bonle , .... 200 Titania .. Wand ..... . ...... . .. 1495 ofConQ"oI . . ..... 14~1
Projeclion, l..oc:ke" Medallionof ... . 71) TIlan. Fiery BrandofMl5Iuwu ......... 1453
Projeclion, Medallion of. .. 715 A""""ofSlaying . Gruunuh " E~ing .....•.... 1451
RingofClear .. oS) Manocl of the . . ..•. 710 Torloc:b"ll SaddleofComfons. • .. 1050
Tome .. f Cl.ar ...•...•........ . . 1439 Maul of lilt . ..•......•.... 556 Torm. TOOIh of. . .....•.•... 369
Th",.d Toad Skin Potioo ..........•....... 892 Torshoral; . . WI
of Ageing . 1431 Toad. Squanin8 .....•..........•.. 1561 Tonoi .. Shi.ld ......... ... . .. 1105
ofCommand.<. . •..... 1432 Thk. n Tot.m. Bi""" Skull . . .... 112
ofEmbn)idcry. . . ..... . ....•. 1~32 E", Mishabl "s ......... •. . 436 Totem. KoI\i $~ Eyil SkuJl ........... 172
Thrivaonslol, Sword . . ............. 1373 QuaaI 'I Feather .......•. 180.466-469 Tou<b
Throbbing, lIarp of. ..........•.... 1328 Sword . . ... 1409 Ou.n".,.... Duslof ............•.• 41 9
Throbriand .. M.SI.r Ring Tome Potion of!he Co<rosi.... . . , • 818
orthe ScaLadar. . . 1004 of Bodily H.. I1h ............ • ..• 1439 Porion of the Midas . . ........ 819
T~ro "" Canon ofChmges..............• 1439 Ring o f . . . ............... "' . 919
Card .......................... 380 ofCleu Thoughl •... . ..•...•..• 1439 Tough<ning. Potion of ............. 893
of Death ...... 1432 Cuned . . ... 1160 Tourmali... Tunle Figuri .... .......... 4n
of the Gods. . • . ...•.. 1432 of Dogmatic Mclhod$ . ....•. 1439. 1440 T""",1. Even:1ean .. 447
Hlidskialf ...... 1434 EW Ho-chi .. . ........... . 1440 T.,.....,.Card... . ........ . ...... 389
of lnci ...... lion. . ...... . ..... 1434 of!he fool. ............. 1441 Trl«I_ Oust of ...•......•.. 423
.. fPower .. . ....•....•.. . ....•. 1434 of Gainful Exrn:i.., . 1441 T~ Oeck . . ................ 404
of Summon ina ......... 1435 of Garden Flowe ... .............. 1441 TrackinK. R.al:e of . ................. 932
of T......form. lion .......•• 1435 ofGlowinll P-FS. .., 1441 Tracks. BooI of . ................... 198
~,Dwuf ........ . 552 Guami... . ... 1182 Tracks. BooIofVaritd . . ..... 198
Th......-ln g GuanIi... ofthe ...... • 1226 Tragedy. Mask of ...•.•..• 706
A>:e . • ..... 120 Herald ofMei Lung .....• 144 1 Tragi< Heroism. Poliou of ........... 893
Dagger of . . ....... . 369 of Hopeful 0eeW ............... 1442 Trail Oispel"lion, Ousl of ........... 423
Dagger, Hastsell$i'l . 364 ofUopeless 0eeW . . ......... 1442 Trainin" MU>2ie of . . ...•.. 743
Dagger of Roruming 369 of HWTIOfOII! Perspccm-c . , . 1442 Trainin" Whistle of . . ..... IS~8
Irons . . .... . ............. . 620 oflmmonoJ Sanity ........ . ..... 1442 Traldat. Eyeof . . •.• 459
StarofOjy-<lo . . •....... 1435 oflnrmiteSpelLs ..... . .......... 1442 Trance o flhelnlOll ..1. •• 1152
Star .. f Returning . . 1435 Jllil to'Wlu ........ "' ..... . ... 1442 Transmorgrir...tion. Wand
Thuba" Book of Vii. DarI<ne$$ .. 192 ofLeadcrship and Influence: ...... 1444 .. fme""nl. . . .........•.•.. 1479
Thub>" Efrttli Bonle. . ..•... .. . 201 of hionie Interac1ion ..........•. 1444 Transeendotnw Impe"'lrabllilie, .. 1253
Thwnb Heighl Man 'l A,.. •. . ..... 120 of Quickness of AClion ..•........ 1444 T...,.,.ription. Quill of ...... ..928

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TraII$f• ....."., Candl. of . .
TraII$~,ll"0111of
. .. ..... 245
.. 620
T~
Oimbing Charm . ...........• 283
of Lard .........•..•.
ofSailiJl&, .
.... 10162
. ....... III, 1462
Trlll,formatloJo FalberToI< ... .. ... 469 Tarya'l. . 1462
AmukI: of ...••. , • . . • • . . • • .
Lensof .. , .. ,......
P..tdlcboard ofWondrow .
. • 43
..656
. ..... BOI
"""
Life .....
ofM&lice.
.. 1455
............ 1455.1456
.. 14S8
oI"Wuhl",
T...my the Motciko&, Iron FIaslt 01
Thflll'l l .... biya .. .
1462
.~
. )70
Throne: of .. ....... 1435 ofthc~ ...•.. ..... 1451 Thl ..... PIlle Mlil of Etbereal_ .•.. . 81
Transitions, T"IIco:IrieI of Unendina Lamentation ...... .. 1458 Tulrun~ 011: Ndw er'l Spellbouk . .. 1192
on CDm"''lIinll ' . . . . .. .. 1251 of V....,." . TWlic ofGIofy ...... 1463
Translloting. Wcaponof
T...w.tioft. Kq of.......
.1526
. 633
Tri·Entity, S"Ofd
TrildofBetra)"Il ... .... ....
.
.. 14S8
''''' T....ic, W"lZMd~ ..
'f'IDIDe\nlnncl-'I Au. .. • .
. ..... 1463
. .... 120

....
TlWIIIatioft. Libtam 01 .... . ..... 669 Triaft&ulotion, ~ 01".• ,. ,.,.".}O 1'III>neIsIl'MsFl-I'Ilrion
T~ s.:.otbleolo.x........ .. 261 Tribal L.anc:c . .. 649 of DcttcI New . . ... t9S
Tl"IWt!mOf!IirlCation. WInd 01 Eli:m:nt.•. 1479
T..... mutation. Scroll of....
Transmutina, Baa of........
. .... 1085
.. 137
Trid: Door
Trickery, M.ul< of .. ",.
TrieU;, Sagor.. ,
...... 413
., 706
.......... 138
,
notb ..

ofOeni. Summoning. ""

.... 1463
Transporl. Chain of..... , ...... ..... 273
Transpon. Rod ofElp«litious ...... 1027
Trld. nt
Blessed . . . . ., 841
of Multiplication .
. ''''
Transpomtioft. WlI"~ Rod 01"••••• 1().12
TraMpOI1I!t Pad ••••••••••••••.. ,, 1454
of Ekm<nIoI 0Wh ., .. ., .
of F"osb CommInd . ., • • .
. . 844
. .. 841, 844
ofSilerooe •.
ofT"""" .....
TIIrwlac
''''
..•.• 1463

Transponing.A..-of... 101 01" F"osb Conlrol ... . 844 Amulet of HoI)' ... J.I
Tramponing. Dan of .. 17S Niord~ GraI........... ...... ... 842 AmuletofProtccc ..... &om . . 41
Transports, Boa ofDclipuful ........ 212 ()..Wata_T ... ·Mi ~ lode , 842 Boneof....... .. 184
",'
Arrow. Fire .... .. • .. • • ....... 90
of tile Oljllt Seo
F'manI'I.
... 844
. 842
Rinll ufSpell .
Shield of Blow
. ........... , 1000
......... . 109]
Dctc«ion. Wand of. . . 1495 oflhe J>hIo&iston . . . . 846 "T""",,*,~RincofS9t11 . .. ,.,., 11))1
DcI<Ctiooo. Wand ofSa;ret Door 011: •• 149) PoKidon'l .... ,.... . .. , 843 T~'" EmonId Mobile. Ruby, •• , 737
Locabon. ...."and oISecret Door 011: •• 1493
.Springt'r.. .
Trappl ol
. 1454
ofSubmiaion .....
TrilbWMiliwy f<wt
ofWaminl ···
146

.... 846
... Twquoise Eg. ..
Turret
. .... 09
..•..•.•.•.•. 1463
Tw11e FirJUrint, T_line . 477
Bonleof ........... 201 ofV.... inl , •. ",. · ... 846 no.",lt
Mirror oftif. . . 129 :teten Washio~ " .... 847 B.nl. ere"""t . . ...... 715
1'1 ..... O' A&Q<'I MirrorofLif• ....... 711 Trimi&'I Cotaloguc ofCkner ColIIr of . . .. . . . . . . . .. . 326
Scroll of ........... .. 1085 I'WwAnifKII ... . ....... I~ AyingScimiwof... .... 1369
Tn. -n..t...ot. ,
DeIectioa. Wac- 01" .
M.,.01"..............
.• lS11
... 695
Trinity OiIlPowdet ....

o fIheTri""''l.Kom ,..
. .... 778,9 10
TriswI'I Sword •• " •...••...••• ". 1355
,, 1547
T.-.ulltri'l
Daue< ...
''''
., )70

. ".....
M.,. o f lIIusion1l11d .... , ... . , ... • 692 Trobriand (11vobriand), Rinl of .... 1004 Golded Robe , , . . 1017
Mil' of MISie and ................ 693 Troll, Arrow ofl'o/yrnQrphina , .. 93 Pinwheel .. , ,
Map ofM'Win, and .. . .. 694 Troll'l Bane Sword , ... . .. .. .... 1411 lWei ... Seoll, Book of. .... 192
Mop ofSc<m DoortIJld .... ...... 695 Trolillower . . ...... . 1091 Twel ... Seol$, Libtamof.
/Pi .... Potion of Detect Stonewort. ... . 895 Troppenribb~GouIa; . .. S47 1"wenty OiLlPowdet,
765, !lOO
Scroll of Protcccion from ... . . 1080
lIkaponofFiI>d ................. Ull "'"Ankb ..... .,.,.... . ... .u
BocIom' ." ..
Twmsh~ Muk of .. . .. 707

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Banlinl of o.cep.i"" ............. 151
BardinlofEuy ................ 158
DngonIanoe • .
$ceil1&- Eyealuoaor .
Vilion, Telescope of . , , .
. .• 649
. .. 463
, .. , , 1429
Twinkk, Sword ., ••.
1Wi$locl a- . , ,
T"" FinamAmultt " .
. .1 (11
.. '"
.,., 44
Canoe of 178 TruehclJt~ Wudina ... ", .. .. .. 66 T"",Honded Sword. Frey'l ..... , ... 1J7(\
(hair of. .... ........ . ..... 274 TruHil_'I MI«. BerronIr .. , 675 T"",HancIo:d Sword. Scsa'iMek~ .... U91
Chalice of Planar ... . .. 276 T ..... il_ ~ Sil_RinI. Berrorw ... , 949 1}oclI<, DianIond Orb of • , , •. , • , ., .. 784
f<wt of .... . . . . .. 49), 842 Trumpet. 0001II .. , .... , ..... IH7 l)mcI.sul ~ Enthlridion ofTravd " US)
Qcudol" ... . ..... 8n TI'\IIIl ., 217 Tyr'I Sword ofSllorpncu ....... 1(11
OmLttT.I'-ofE~ .. 1421 Tn" Tmlo 'l~ ....... 1464
MimJro{ ........... .... .. 715 Daggcrof. .......... ., .... 370 fioIa'l CAIanl"", (M.l Stone of . .. 131 4
Mirroroflmproved ............... 728 DruS ,. .89$ Tzu'lStalf,Lao . . .. 1281
1'01;"" ofDc~rmioinii Hoinbee'l Rina of " .............. 969 Tzunk'l S9tllbouk ............. 11M
Direction of .•... .. . . 895 Iron of .. 609
Stone ...
TalismonofElcmmtal
.. 111 5
. 1421
1l1li"'1. .. .
Mirrot oL ..
. ..•. , , 8"
.. 73S
u
TymessuI'I Enohiridioll of...... . .. 1253 MnorofGli........... .. . .. nl ' UdofIheM ..... . . .. , .•.• UlJ
T.......... ~ Pearl . . 807 Pen of . .1 10 Udo'l Belt ofFlyina .... 170
Tn ..t t_1 1'0CIoo of. . . ..... 893 UCII . ...
Il., of. ....... 13S Quill of . . .... 928 Chair of.. , , .. . .. 174
IlI IJoon of. ... ...... .. 151 Razor of .... . ...... ., . 934 NeckJacc: of. . ........... .. 151
and Leaping. !loot of . .. ... 19S RioIOf .............. .... . 1004 Potioft of . .... 895
S~ofSpoedand .. . 1125 Sand of. .... . ... 10$2 Wandof8eaucy.,.;! . 1475
S9tllboob ......... . IIll SccpIer 01" •• ,..... .. 1066 U i.~ VoI>-Hl •• , ••.. " .. ,.,.,., 1560
Tray. K.y1an~Woodm ........ .
TlUCioery, Bell of ... . 116 .'" SaoIlof ... , .... ,....
Tnnh'lRi""Ann
. . ., 1086
.... 1]71
UIcrun (J'oi-.) ... . ..
Ultl mat.
.. ... 1202

Trclnt, 1'01;"" oflhe PaNdo • . . n, Truthfulr>esa. Rm, of . . ......•• 1004 Ev;I, Tllismln of..
Trta,yl"t
Draw .................. 21
Truthlessneu, Rina of " , 1005
Tsuruai, KIISUfIOiI No. S"Ofd ... .... 1380
Spcl1j .... mina H.lm .
Wisdom, 1'1:11'1 of
""
.. , $81
. 808
Fillding Potion. . ..••. 893 ~, Ultrlvision, una of . . .. 656
Fishin&, fish .... FoIe of . , .. m Both.. . . .. I~ tnutb'pk~G)1hb .. . .. &46
Traolise on F"lloed 1'MI.... Paqrin~ .. 1214 oI"Fat .... I~ UlurW. Necklxc of .. 752

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Umber Hulk Cloak . . . ....... . •..... 302 of Ashes ................ . .. . .. 1465 R"IItntntion. Rina of............. 993
Unbrul:;able WeapOn . 1526 of Awakening ..... 1465 Regcnenlion Sword ............ 1412
Ur.ccmin Friendship. Benson's ofC\u$f-s .. 1465 Vampiri ..... 1'OOon of . . ...... 895
Scarab of. 1055 of Hindsight . . ... . . . . .•. .1465 Va iltalM;nen~ Sword . . ......... 1411
U~nty. Scarab of .•...• . ..•.. . 1058 of Water PurirlCAtion ............ 1466 VaneofLocation ............ 1469
Uncharg«l %apon . . 1526 Urnst, Golden Girdle of. . ........... Sl5 Vangerdahast~ Ring . . ......... 918
"fUncontroliable Slriding &0 Urnst. Iron Glundtt of . ......•..••. 506 Vanishing.. Bog of. . .. 1J9
Springing. 110m .............. 1S48 Urolh. Cae"",'UroIh S...::m:I .....•..• 1348 Vani,hing.. Robe of ............... 1018
U"dud U. dol Vanity, Mirror of .............. 735
Amulet V$. . • •• • 3S Appendages. PoIion of .... . ....... 895 Vanovitd.'1 Sun Blade, Tatl ......... 1409
Armoroflhe ... . . 82 Enchanted Gear, Pri.<mal ~ .. . 913 'Ian)"a~ Wrath. Sword .....•... 1412
Arrow of Harming .. 90 Items. Bag of. 139 Vapor Fluk. .. . . • . . • .. . . .. 49(1
ArrowofSloying .............. 91,99 Items. Robeof. . ........ 1017 Vapor, Wand of Steam and . ....•... 1494
Bane . 681 Us-10M Items. Robe of. . 1017 Vapor1.. Candl. of. . . ...... 245
Bonl•........ . .. . .. . .... . ... . . 201 U $t$ ofAI~ . . ........... 1153 Va""",. Ringof ........ .•.. .. 100$
Control. PoIion of . . 895 UsIw ~ Staff. . . 1299 Variable Strength. Armband of ...•. 67
Om of Slaying ... .. ........ . .. .. 315 Utusll Varialions on !he V"oa] Pe .... ption •. 1261
Grwning Spirit Bonl.. 202 Birth Spoon. . . .... 1466 Varied Trackl. Boot of ... . ......• 198
Potionofthe . .. . ......... . . . .. .. 895 ofCleaniineQ ..... . ...•.. . ...•. 1466 Varlo's Ring of Feather Fallitlg. . .. 1005
Ring ofl'mtec1ion from . ....... . . . 987 ofIheCuI<=dhLate . . . . . ... 1466 Vaml<as (Polson) .... 1202
Scroll ofPro1eCtion from .. . ...... 1081 ofEtiqllC11. . 1466 Varuna ~ Mace .............. 682
Shell of Prott<tion V$. • 439 of Eating . . ... 1466 Vasgo .....•.....•.............. 1412
Sllyer.S...::m:I . 1411 ofM«Iication ..... . .. . ......... I466 Vast SWl>IlIp.Homoflhe . 1$49
SlOne. Kaleen'l . . ...... . ... . ...... 35 ofMi~in8 .... ..•......• 1466 V..,n
Weapon willt Bon ... V$ •• • • •• ••• • • 1509 Murlynd ~ ......... ... ......... 1467 Eye of ............. 460
Underdark. Wandoflhe. . .. 1496 MU!ical •.............•..... . . 1467 Hand of...•... . ........ 563, 564
Undergrow>d A-.. ....... l'oIion of .• . . 895 ofSticking. .. . ......... 1467 S""llbook . 1211
UndefvowId. Potion of ofStirrin8 . .. 1467 Vegepygmy Cloak ....... ...... 302
Dth;m>ining DtpIh . ..•...•... . . 895 of Sugar....................•.• 1467 Voll
Undcne. Boa< . . 181 Utmost Weapon Harm. Ri"3, Dypshc:z's PowderofIheBI""k ..... 902
Undone. Fri.ndship. Amulel of..•.. .. . 44 Bmw<krw's . .. .. . ... . .......... 95O Muk . . ... 707
Understanding, Earn", of . 428 Powder of the Black •..•.......... \lOO
lIndcrstandina, Tome of .......... . 1445 ofX.IUyVision ........... . .... 1469
Unde..., to. v ""Iu ...
Dream Cap of . . .•.... 250
Action. Armorof . 83
Action, Helm of ................ . 594 VtICI>OU$Grimoirc .. . . ..•.. .. ..• 1445 H.aling Cap of. 250
Boat.... . . ... .. .. . . ... . ... . . 181 Vacuum Command, Ring of . . .. 989 Robeof. ....•.....•........... 1018
B=1lting. Ngona Hom of 599 VJdarjn, Amulel of •... . .... . ..... . . 44 Sil....,. Cf'OWIIof. . . ..... 337
Chariot . . . .. ..... 280 \'aemIdroon'l lntlfablt Velvet Crown . . . .......... . ..... 340
Crossbow . . 210 Enchantrnt:n1S . . .............. 1159 Vengeance. D>wrof . . ...•.. 310
Sight. GogI.sof . S47 V. ln.molneD'I ""ngence. Hammer of . $58
Speecb, Circlel of. 292 BeI1. .. . .... 170 "'.~
Vis ion. Helmet of . . . 594 80&1 ..•.........••............. 182 Dagger of . 366,371.1375
Underwear Snatchi"," SVoOrd of.. .. . . 1411 SI«Ige. . . 1119 La...: •. .... . .. ... 650
Unending l.arnenla1ioot. Tree of ...... 1458 SVoOnI . . . ....•..•.. 1411 Potionof . . . . •.. 8'16
UnenliaJIleIIed Being. Arrow of TeaB . .. 1469 Scarab of '. 1059
SLayUt& .. . ... . ... .. 99 Val.arde ~ H&rp . . . . ............ IllS Tree or............... 1458
Unfailing Light Candle. . 245 Valer\as . . .................. 47 Wupon of. . . ...•....•. 1521
Ungulian ~ SI'IWII. Bucom . . 1388 Valhalla Horn .•. ' ... . ........... 1S48 V. ntriloqoism. I'OOon of.. .. 896
U.~ Vali ... t, RinS of the. . • 1005 Ventriloquism, Potion ofR........ . . .... 887
Boo~ of .•... 125S Vali,~ Bow . . .. . ............. 210 Vcrt>enIo OillPowder .... . ....... 179. 910
Bow of the. . .. . ... . . 210 V:lIJ.eyOiIlPowder. lily ofthc: .... 711.905 V.rpdain ~ Broad Sword . . ..•... 1412
Cf'OWIIof1he . . 339 V.lor Vetgadaitt ~ N..,kl~ ... .. JS3
Uniqu<: Mlgeries . ...... . •. . . .. ... 12SS Vcnnin,Robeof .1 018
U.I,...,.,I COOt.rof. .. .. 65 Vert.ion, Dant: ~. . ................ 690
A.ttonomy . . 1259 Ga""tlel of ...•...•.. .. ......•... 64 Vcnhandi'l l""incible HourtWs ...... 604
SOI .... nt .... .. .. . ..... . .. . ..... 1465 Helmet of .• . . ........ 594 Vest of AttlXtion . . ...... 1410
Wiutd Scroll ........ 1086 Hom"f . . ... 1S49 Vest of Missile Protection ... .. 1410
Univase. Seven Skiesoflhe . . ...... 1211 huldron of. . 65 V.llment of",..". .... .. 1410
Uni_. Unknown R.rcbnoce of ............ . .... 65 V.I .... f<msl. Purple Gem of the . . 527
M""",menlSoflhe . . ....... 1259 Vambrace of . . ............... 6S Vhac .... un's Sword. . . .. 1412
Uolu>own Valorous. Ga\Ultlel of 110. . . . 510 Vi.1 of Durante . .. 1471
Minds of Ihe . . . 1196 V:lIuarion, lc1Is of ................. 657 Vial of~plosiom .............•.•. 861
M""",menlSoflheUniV<'fSC . . 1259 Vampire Vibrant Purple PmmofDetection . . ... 519
Warrior. Oyori of !he ....... . .. 78 Book .. . ................ 1260 Vibnuion. OillPowdtJ of ........ 719. 910
Unlockina, Key of . . .. . .... 633 Bonte. Undead . . . 202 Victory. Rod of.. . ...... 1042
Unlo<:king. Oil of . . . . . . . . ........ . . 779 Coffin ofC=tion. . . . 317 Vidar, Iron Shoo: of. . 1111
Unnecessary Violin. . .. 1334 Control. Potion of. . . . . . . . . .. . . 8S4 Viewing. Ltns of R.mot • ............ 655
UlUlfe ConslnlC1ion. Potion of Detect . 895 Sheath . . . . . . . . ... . .... 1469 Vi .... ing. Orl> of l)i$tant ...•......... 1&4
Un...,nShipC.- ... . ....... 1465 SlaY;nS. Bow of • 206. 210 Vigor. Seal of .... . 1088
UnlIuc Col"". Flag of. . ... .. ... . .. . IS5
U,*"us's Sword.
Urd Cloak.
. 1411
. .•... 302
Vampires. Scroll of Protection from . . . 1081
Vampl rk
BowofHeartsecking . . . . . ........ 206
""Da:tness.
Darl<ness. Book of . .. ........ 192
Thuba's Book of . ....... 192
lim. Oi><idilll Mill of. .......... 761 IxilXlIChitl and Lacedons Odors. Cbcae of. . . ... 28-4
Um Protection Periapl . ...... 827 ViOlet<ofhin . . ......... .. ... 1471

1659
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Violin
Cue Alt""""c World Oll •. .... 501
W'II.BIOCk .
W.II. Reptar's. . ............ 1103
172 Odin's Rune ...................
of Qrcus ,.
1490
1490
Ex~"", ....................... 1333 Wallac:'s l'o1ion ofSpeedcl$ling. ,, 8% Orgol ~. of Earth Passage ........ 1491
G........ • ... 1333 Wampari .. .. ... 168 ofParalyzalion ................. 1491
Rack •. .............. 133-4 Wi nd Phandote\, offj", . .. 1491
S..OlI ........... • ............ 1334 A lmen's, ofllluminllioa ......... 1473 ofPolymorphi"g. . ....... 1491
Unneces .. ry . . ....... 1334 of Animall(lcalion . , ... 1413 ofPonni~ . 1491
Viper Standard, Nithian . .,760 of Animation .................. 147] of Prime MaLctia l PodOl. . 1491
Virgin Ol i•• Oil/Powder.......•. 779. 910 Anylhina: ............... . ... 1473 Pro!edion. Banner of . , , , 156
Vinue, Dr.ualon Defender of A", Lightning . . ... 1473 ofRoveIIlirtg ................... 1492
ofF.mini..................... 1357 of Armory . ,, 1474 Robin Goodfellow ~ . . ... 1492
Viscid Globs, Wand of. ........ 1496 ofBani$hn\<:nl, ............... 1474 Rune.lick . . 1492
Vi,ibiliryCandl<:, . , 246 ofBcaury ""dUgline............. 1475 Ruot. . .................... 1492
Vision Bisselite,ofPe.ace. . ... 1415 of SaIl . , . 1493
. nd AI'C.I..., ~ie~l ,F.Y" ' _ 11M Rt>... 1476 S"h.ll.rin ~. ofWon<\et- 149J
Button of Rosy .. ." ... • 232 Bud:;].. . .. ...... 1476 Scan1, ofS10mu . . ....... 1493
Cop of. . .. .................. 252 ofBurGening ............ 1476 ofSec",1 Door o.lCClion . .. 1493
Eyeglasoes ofEnIlar.=! . 463 of Cluny . 1476 of Sec.el Door &
Gla.. cfDi'tanl . . .... 536 of Cold .' .... 1416 Trap o.le<:tion................ 1493
Globe . . .... 540 of Color. . ... 1476 of Sec"'1 Door &
Hoi .... ' of Undo.....,.,. . 594 of Conjuration . . ...... 1476 Trnp Loc/I1ion . ,. \493
Nightcap of. 251 of Continual Light ............ ,, 1477 ofSi.. Alt.ration ..... .. ........ 1494
Oil/Pov.'derof. ..... 779,9 11 of Corridors . , ....... 1477 of Sleep . . ................ 1494
Ri ngofX.Ray.. . ... 1008 Dalamar'$.ofLightning , ......... 1477 of!he Squid.. . ............ 1494
Staff of " ... 1299 Darl<. o(1be Sulhau! Mountains .... 1417 of Steam andVapot ............. 1494
ToieseopcofFanta'lic ............ 1429 of Darkness . 1477 ofth. Sun .. . ............ 1494
Telescope ofT~ . .. 1429 of Death ....... 1478 of Teeth ...................... 1495
VeilofX.Ray 1469 of Defoliation ....... 1478 Thithion", ofFi",. . 1495
%AponofX·Ray ..... . ... . ..... 1527 ofDispl"""ment . . .......... 1479 TI1aJIil~ ............. 1495
Visions. PoIioo of. . . . 896 of Earth and S!one . 1479 of Trap DeIe<:lion . . 1495
ViJiling. Window of. .. 1559 ofElem.nITran$mQJIrifi<ation. . 1479 ofdl. lJnd<rdark ...... .. ........ 1496
Visitors, Chime of ........ 818 ofEr>emyDete<tion ........ 1480 ofVisdd Glob$. . .. 1496
Vi$Or for R/Iun ~ Homed Cloak . l08 of Eyes ....................... 1480 of Warding ., , .......... 1496
Visual Pm:.plion. ofF.... ,, 1480 of Wiler Fir.ding ................ 1496
Variali"", on The ............. 1261 ofF••!he",.. . ... 1480 of Whi ps ...................... 1496
Visual Shock, Theory ofOccull , ., 1251 Fi",. of Sulois. . . ... 1480 Willow, Sword . ................. 1411
Viuoliljl,l'orion of.. .. .......... 896 ofFi", ....................... 1481. Wi!oh. . " 1497
Vitroin. H~of . . ......... 558 ofFireballs . .... 1481 of Wonder ..... 1497.1498.1499.1500
Vix.Chaliolof ............... 281 ofFlameExlinguishing . . ... 1481 ofoWonder.......... ... ....... lS01
VIx. Spcar of.. . ........ 1132 of Fog. ,, 14&2 ofWondrou ....... ............... lS02
Vizi.r Card . .., 381 of Fog Control. ................. 14&2 VI!il, ofZootning ............... 1504
Vin ... Ringof!he . .. ......... 1005 of Force . . ... 1482 Wand$Cu-ds. " .. 391

.....
VI;ldium" Fabul ..... Equine BlUlih ..... 230 ofFreshness . ... , 1482 Waning. Wa>< of .................. 1505
Voice ofHeroc..................... 83 ofFms! . . ... 1482 WI .
Voices. Horn of. . . . , 1549 G",mlin . .... 1483 .. 184
~" of Hammer blows................ 1481 Bring" . , 1412
Cord, The ....................... 380 of High folk ................... 1483 Hom of. ,~.

Crown of !he .................... 340 of 1« StQm\S , 1483 Red Book of . 121S

Echo & R.sonanc. of Ill. G .... I ... , 1165 ofJlh,unination ................. 1483 Shin ...................... 1110
Voodoo M.. lt:1l, Dark OnIft of!he .... 859 of Illusion . .... 1484 StaffofNyrond , , ... 1299
Voodoo. OiVPowGerof......... 779.911 ... , 1484 Want Murdod ~ In_I . . .... 825
Vorpal . . . 112. 1336, ]]41, 1369. J<a«,lia \, of Illusion . .. .. 1484 Ward Stalll<. Scarpioa . . ... 1304
1174,1315, 1376, 1412.1414 of Knock. .... 1484 Wa rding
VOrpaI A ••• A""'·Tsu·M.ra ........... 112 of Ugh!. .... 1485 AmulelofDragon. . ......... 29
Vorpal BIadc,AnlOll's . 1341 ofUghlening. . 1485 Cowl of. ................. 331
Vulnenbilily.Armo. of . . ...... 83 ofL-ightning .... 1485 Girdle ofPriesdy.. . ........ SlS
Vulncrabililjl, Polion of Fi", . 868 ofUghming Bolli .............. 1485 Ring of . .. 1006
Vultu'" Amulet . , ........ .. .. 44 Lighlwand . . .. 1485 Siring of. ........ 1319
of LloIh . . . . . .. 1485 Tapc.1ry of DiiCai\e . . .. 1427
Mace· 677. 1486 Truehean's ...................... 66
w ofM.S ic De,,,.,,;,,,, 1486 w.t>d of. . 1496
ofM"lIicai Mirron ............. 1486 Wardstone. , .. ,., .. . . , ' Illg
Wlgering. Dice of ~nai n . . 406 of Magic Mi .. iIO$. .,' 1487 Warfu Slone ..................... Ill8
Waking Bugle. 1538 Mcriadar'J. . ................. 1487 Warlwnmer. Goiblmiu ~ ............. 554
Wakizashi of Honor, SVIOrd , , ...... 1J7S afMetal Delee!ion . . ... 1487 Warlord Blade of!he Shield
Wl lk, Widow .. .................... 108 ofM.taland Mineral Delec1ion ... 1487 Lands . .. 1412
Walker FI .. k. Wir.d ................ 489 Mirynda '$, of Polymorphing . 1487 Wanning Cauldron ................ 269
Wall:er, SpiGelWllker .............. 1271 ofMisplacedObjecl$. . ... 1487 Warming. Mug of. . .. 741
Wilki ng Mi$1Ie.00 . . .. 148& War mlh
Anklet of. . , ................. 50 Mystio ....................... 1488 Armorof. .... 83
Bead o(Wir.d . . ......... 751 Nibil", ofMlgie Mi .. ilt$ ,. , .. 1488 Cloak of. ... III
F'eglegof. ...................... 809 ofNeption . . .. 1488 Coal of . . ............... .. .. 314
Ring of Water . ..,,95 2. 1006 Nidus~. of E.r.dle .. Repclition . . .. 1488 leafot.. .... 653
RodofBlir.d , ........ 1023 ofOblil.ration . ................. 1488 Mordmorgan" Ringof . , ... . .. 981
Slid. Shou H. inS's . . ... 1294 ofOcho10f~ Eye . , .. 1490 Ring of ................... 953. 1006

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Wlrmtb W.tmng Can, Zwann's .... 23 7 Harm. Ring of UtmosI. Browdow's .. 950
Robe of. ... . .................. 1018 W.terskin of PowinS .............. 1505 of Healing . . ............ . 151l
Silk Covtrl.. of .. .. .......... . .. 173 Wl tenigb1 . . 329 of Hiding .. . .... . 1513
StOMOr. . . 1318 W.tery Death, Bowl of . ............ 211 with Hil'ofConjurinll .. 1514
Zambi's Furof................... 499 W...... 847 of Holding. . 1514
~.....ln, Waves. Magneric and Eleetric ....... 1194 oflllumi ....tion . 1514
AbOO< All's BT1)/)Cbof. . ... 225 Wu oflilusion ..................... 1514
Bell of .. . 816 Ceiling . . . . ........ 15M In•• Uigent . . ... 1514.1 517

"'
.". of. . .................... 118
Chime
... 210 of Careful Hearing.
of Fabrication
.. ISU5
........ ..... 1505
Invisible .
ofl<IIhand<dno$$ ..
. ............ 1520
1520
S~of.. .. ...... 1270 ofHemng . .. 1506 of Levit&.ion 1520
Tent of. . . ..... 1431 Sealinll ................ . .. 1506 of Lipling .................... 1520
Trident of . . ...... 846 of W."ina · Upt .... ight . . 1521
Warp Mlge Shot.................. 1 113 Wayguider.Thessall 's. Livina .............. 1521
Warp Marble . . 696 Wayland, Annet by . Master. SUit"" of Powtr .•........ 1304
Wirrior Weake ning. Amulel of. Miniature ... . .......... 22
Bo<II< ......... . ......• (Soc Mlnull) W......... Norcissi$lic .... ................ 1521
CryStalline. . .. 341, 1 116 Elixir ... ... . .......... .. . .446 Peuified 1522
Oyori of the Unk.-.. . . 78 Hi . .... 's Net of .............. ... . 756 Po1ymorphed .................•.. 22
Porcelain . l4il.1094 Ring of ... . 1006 Prirrwy Powers of.. ........ 1518
Powtr, Potion of .. .. ............. 882 Wealth, Bagoflnftnile. . ..... 135 ofl'Toficiency .. ............ 1522
Skeldon Coffin of CttaliOOt ........ ) 17 Wealth, Seed of................ .. . 1091 Purple-Leaf. . . ..... 1522
Womarofthe M."ti""", . 682 WOO"""
Abilities . . ... 1 ~15
Quirk ......................... 1S22
Racial . 1523
W... hing. Soap of ................ . 1126
Washing, TUb of ... 1462 Alignmen"" ..... . ....... 151 5.1 5 18 o f Returninll .................. . 152l
W"hio~Triden<, Zeu:n .. . ....... 847 of Accuracy. Missile .............. 92 of Soc Invisible . .. 1523
Waste. Hornof,he G"'l' . . ..... . 1546 of Adaptation .. . .... 1507 Shivering. . ........ 1524
Waste, Horse15l1oe of the G"'l' ... 600 ~ic ................... l SU7 ofSilroc:c ..................... 1524
Wa tch Bettie Shield, Death . . ... 1094 An.;·Stoneskin 1508 of Silencing .. .. 1524
W. tcher. Nipt. 1385 Anything . . .................. 1508 of Slayina . .. . .............•.. 1524
Watcben. The ......... . .•. 106 Aquaric . 21 of Slicing. . . . . ..... 1524
Watching. Weapon of. ............. 1527 of Balance . . ... 150S of Slowing . .. . 1524
WIU. Bloodfeuer ... 150S Sped.1 PuIpO$< of . . 1516, 15 11
AdapI.otion. Ring of . . . . ..... 959. 1006 "Bonei"", ..... . .... . ......•... • 1509 ofSpecializalion . . 1524
AdapI.otion. Rinil of Air and ....... . 959 ~. . ... 1509 Spectral . ... . ..... 1525
AdIlCllIIIrin& Potion of ........... 897 with Bonus va. Opponen • .•..••..• 1509 of Speed .•................... 1525
BIe$$ed . . . 1 S05 of Breathing .. . ................ 1510 of Speeding . . .......... 1525
_B... athing CttalUn'$ Sl ~ nil [)2rt . 3n lIrin!<:blode . . ...... . . . .... 1~IO 5tonel"",. . . "n
_B.... thing Monst.... Siayina Arrow .•• 97 of Charming 1510 ofSur"I'etIder . . ....... 1525
B.... thinl M01I$terWeapon Bonus. 1509 of Clainudience ..... ........ 1510 ofTeltkinesis. . ........ 1525
B....thing. Neekl=of. .. . . ..... . . 753 ofClai1"V<l'jaJlC •. .... . ....... .... 1510 ofTelepathy. 1525
Breathing. PotiOOt of . . .... . 897 C1au .. ~ . . 1510 ofT.Jeporwion .. 1525
C.uidron of Freoh ........ . ...... 268 of Concealed Wizardry . ......... 1511 ofTraMl. ting . . .............. 1525
Cb/Jlice of Continual. • 275 ofDeccivina ··················· 1511 Unbreakable. . 1525
Command. Ring of Elemental ...... 959 ofDekn<ling . . .......... 1510 Uncharged .................... 1525
Control, Potion of EI........,\al ....... 866 ofDefl",,'ing . m o ·Using Monsters. Arrow ofSloying ... 9 7
DecanterofEndleu 376,377 ofDetcctEvil . . .......... . ..... 151l ofVo""", ..................... 1526
Wlt'r Elfm ... tll ofDetcct Gems . .............. •. lSll ofWl1ching. . .... 1526
Ball . . ........................ . 149 ofDet~Good ........... 1511 W.ightl.... . ...... . ....•... 24
BowlofCommandini. . . . 211 of Delect M.gic . . . . . . . . . . . . 1S II of Wishing 1527
Flask .... . ... . .. . ... . ........ . 489 of Deleet Metal ................ 1511 Woodi"", .•. 1527
Sloyer ... ... . . ... . ............ . 847 of Delect Shifting Walls ofX_RayVi'iOOt . . 1527
ProtecIiOOt Scroll ............... 1077 & Rooms . . .• 1511 Weaponblack, 1'rUmI1's ... 9 15
Wlter (cont) of Deleet Slopes Wupo"ry
Finding. Wand of . . .. 1496 of DelectiOOt ............... ... . 1511 Buck le of.. ........ 23 1
Golden ... . ... .. .. . ....•...• . . ISU5 ofDiwprion .... . ............. 1512 Elixir of AdditionaL. . 441
IHerophant. Ring of the . . 96l! of Di.tancc. Missile. . •. 92 H.lmet of . . ........... 595
Holy ....... . ................. 1505 ofDrainin& .................... 1512 Rodof .. . ............. . .. . 1042
Inwl"""'bility, Oil of EImI.nt.ll . .• 768 Drow ...•...•...... .. ......•...• 21 Woo"" • •
leue-rT.lioman of . . .... 1421 ESO .. ' ............... 1516, 151 9 vs.Clw1oc1e... . . ...... 1516
Metamorphosis. Ring of . 961 ofEnchonnnen, . . . 1512 in Co.llrol of PC •............... 1520
M""""""'t, Potion of ............. 897 Enhancements . . .........•...•. 1506 Rina of Resislance 10 Brealh . . .... 994
Pill ofPI.ntiful . . ... ... ... . . 831 of ESP . 15 12 Stroll of Protection from
Pipes. . ..... .. .. . . 1556 of E>;tinguishina. . . ........ . 1512 NonmagiclL. .......... 1079
Pitcher of Continuow ....... . ..... 838 ofE>;nDam."' . ............... 1512 Weaul, Sword ................... 141 3
Purifoeatioot. Um of . . ... 1466 of Find Seen:! Doors .......•.... 1512 Weather. Cloak of.................. 311
Scroll ofPn)tectiOll from . . . . 1081 of Find Traps. . .............. 15 12 W<boIe! ........ 758
Skunk ..........•........• 445 of Finding . . . ...... . ... 1512 Webster's Spellbook .............. LI52
Staffof . . .... 1269.1276,1217 FlaiL. ... 485 Wedge, Whi.e ................... IS3l
StafJof A irand . . ..... 1272 , 1278 of Flame . . .... 1513 Weed, Rapture. . . .. 1527
Swn.t. . . . . ......... 848 offlaming. . ................. 15 ]3 Weed of1hcW;'ch . . ....... 1527
SwecI . ... . ... . .... . ... . ...•... 892 of Flying 1513 Wegwiur, Wolf Cloak of .. .. 312
Wilking. Rilliof ............... 1006 ofF<qelfulne.. . .. 151J Weighing. Seale of . . ..• 1055
W. terdecp, Helmet of. . . .. . ... . S94 Fossilized . . ........ 151l Weip•• Anchor o f ...... 47
W.trnlhavian DiplO1nltt. S'""" ...... 1384 willl Free Aetion, Aquatic ........... 21 Weight, SUme o f .. ... 1318

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W.Iwrne-. R", of . · . 2$7 moo Ema of.. ............ .......... 446
W.lkv.ood, Rodor · 1042 Couto Lucky Rin& Ofl11<: ... 976 SrS<cl.t of. . ... 2!9
Cout. S-.I of the. . ... 1413 Gernof .
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of All Heal.... . ... 152S
ofDrumf; .................... 1~28 wm
EmotionI;. Blow,..,. of ............ 176 Riqof
SlOUdof.
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StIff of tho While .
".- Powa. Oil/l'oolrdtr of . . ... 779,9 1. W"1Shina, WQpoa of. . • ...• IS11

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W-badgcr. Potion of the ........... sn
. ... 1)18
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l'oooaJoflheSpiritual
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WinchofPowa .
... 111 '
. ISlO
. ........... 1413
. . ..... 153'
Wilch Wand

W'ueh't 0i1lP\>wdf:r. .. •
Witcbeo. Ring ofThrec. ...
... 1491
W"nch, _ o f tho ................ IS21
. ... 779. 911
1001
W-bAne .... ...... ............ 311 Wind Witchwccd .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . 1S21
Wethillort~Ti"", Bomb <149 Blgof .. . .. 139 Wltb.rla,
WMler ... ilh Horpoon. Stat"" D....:in& Flu ... .......... .... .... 1S41 DoImar"I Staffor.. .. 1213
,,'- .• 1304 F"" ... Pkkaxt .
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ofF".,. .... .. ........... 15)1 Map:. Semll of .... 1086 Bod: . . . . . ..... (Sec Ubruo)
offlolotiJl&. ... . ..... I~)I Mlolic W'1Utd ScnIII. . 1086 Powo:r, Potion of .... . ........... 882
ofFonunc: Card. . .. 386 NishI. 1386 $e1'01I. .. 1068. 1086
ofFonunc: . . ........... ... IS31 Pipe onl •• ttd ......... ...... . . . 838 Ti""'BI ... of the 602
Hasty ...... . ................. IS32 Pouch . . ............... •. 140 Wlunt'o
W~ . .. SPY. Caskoftbc ........ . ........ 262 ",> . . ..................... 611

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ofLi"'tmll ... . .. ISH Walltin" BcacI of . . .. 7S1 Thnic . '. 1461
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ofMitfortuno .. 1~32
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Square . .. 1532 ofDressinJ .. . .... 15S9 Ciliclarius'l RiIII& of. . . .. !JS2
T_htri 't Pill •. •• 1464 of()plciT)l ............ ......... 1559 CIoaktd .............. .......... 21
Wind Fire .. . .... 1~12 of f'eepina .. . .. . .. I SS9 Oilidari", 't Ring of............... 952
Whelm. Il.mmer . . ............. SS9 ofSpyin&..... . . . I~S9 and rnv,.ibiliT)l. Ring ofCIoaI<ed . . .. 95]
Whetstooc. Prismal 's ............... 91S ofVililillj ... . ........ IS59 Potion of. .. . .. 897
Wh ip Wlad. Ri", ofBureauc:ratic ..... . 9'2
of A _ ........... . .. IS32 Airoli ... Sbinint Hen! ofT." Roo:doc .. Rina of 8\uu11eratic .. .. 995
Balor ... . ..... 1S33 Tbouoand ••. .... 1~2 ShieldofContaIcd .•. .•. . .• I~
FeothetToRd ... . .. 469 lampoftbc Fow ... ..... 640 SWfof .. .... .... ... .. 1300
ofFeotbon. . . IS33 Multoi'. ..••. 707 SWfofAqlWic.... ... ... . 1212
ofFrott Fire. and Far............ 15)3 SWfofth.e ... .......... 1300 Weapm of Concakd . . . . . . . IS II
of tho Furia . . ••.. 1 ~33 Windscribe . . . 928 W"Ltards, Scroll of.. . 1086
Kh~'s . . l n1 Windwardi"" R,,,, of ............. 1007 Wi .... 't Ring ofCompullioru .. ..1001

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Moloch's... .. 1531 Win. Wo Mli. Acom of. . . . .. 2S
f\lrpote ... . .. 1534 Cupor. .... .... ....... m Wo-Ha Ui-Jung. .. . ........ 1S60
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wtlirtwind Black, S"",,", ••••••••.•• 1413 Fatht'rTokO'II ...... . .. 469 WoIJ1b.ne, Distillate of •. . • . . . . . <142
wtlirtwind, Gooa of tho .... . .... 122 ofFlyi... .... . I${iO WoInp- ........ 284
WIUtper JUftit~ Spellbool< ••••••••• 116$ S'P 0An0viteht... ofFlyiftg. . . . 1S60 Woad ...

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W)lilP"'t Rod ofT"""P<lfUtion . 1042 Wo-hl-Ui-j1ll'l8 .. 1S60 E"of ... . ....... 4Ml
Wh b U. Hu·i. ...•...• . ... . ...... 223 Salh1l1lrin's Wandof ... . 149)
AxtwOOd. . .... ..... . . ... IS51 Wlnild Wandof...... ............ 1497- ISOO
of Deaf,,",. .. ........ .. .. IS" ". Wand or. . . ............ 1501
DfJ&on .....
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Boo<. Cyril ...
Boo<. Run;""'''. .'"
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Wondoerful Hand . .
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Powo:r. Dori .. Obsidian Steed of.
40'
. 415
ofT..ini", · IS5S Bridle of . . ........... 21~ Powa. t'l""'i>ead of . . ....... 472
Whit. of Flyin" Si'" I)aoovi!o"''' . ...... 1S60 Power. Figurine of.. . 478
ArmorofthcOriffMount.i", .. . 83 of m. Rlkm . . . 311 Transt'omtation. PId(II~board of. . . . SOl

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OnIgon Slayer. Sword ........... 13S7 Winkin& Eye . . ................ 461 Wriling Set . . 928
Plate Armor. H.imdall's . . .. 77 Wint.r, Rinaof. . ..... 1007 Wondrousness. Wand of ......... ... ISOl
Sllield .............. 110S W"uU""iI"<" Oil/l'oolrdtr. . 779. 911 Wood GoIem,Taiitmuofth.e . 1422
StrtOrId. Oiirinb~ ............... 1010 Wood-rnlrl Shield ................ 110S
S-.I ... . ... 1413 O lobe of .... . . . . . . .... 50'1 VIoociO'II Armor, EosImo . • . . • . . • .• • .• 7l
lIIrbuo....... . ....... I~l Katbmo .. ParI of.. . .... ~ VIoociO'II Tny, Kay...... ...... ..627
"""""" ....................... ISl l Lilnm of .... . • .. . .......... 668 WoodhoId,S-.l .. . .... 1413
WeU. Staffoftho . .. 1300 Pearl of . . . . .. . .. . . ....... lOS Woodirooo Weqon • . ..•. 15n
White's CodiciL .................. 1261 Purl ofUlrilTllte ......... . ....... 808 Woodland Shoe ... .. 1112
Widow's Wa!k .... . .. 108 Potionofltotluc ............. 887

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Baa of the .. . ...... 141 XfIIOW,.F_of .... ............ .. 21 3 Zephynna. Baa of .............. 119
o.m.l~s..trofthe. .. 12U XauIOI, Sti"l or. . . .. 1:W9 Zephyr, liorxshoeofA . .. 601
Stafl'ofthe .1288, 1101 Xiphoicl Xcba: ... ............ 182. 1.15 ZeuI'I~ ... . 11 )2
WOO<bman. Au of the . . .... 122 Xoc1liquoml'l Dlun .•. 371 Zeun WUhio'l Trident.. . ... &-17
Woo,h... lkin, L u~o . .. ............. 1329 Xom Flask . • . .. ...... . 89 ZhlklrTca .. . .. . . . .... 1428
Wood...:wker~ Tool.ofDyva-s .. . .... 1446 Xyloaraph ....................... IS63 ZillWC""'ICIoak .............. •.. )12
Wool , Lapllnd ............. .. ..... 6SO X~ Oi VPowo:kr . . .. 179.911 liomrcl\ll~SWORl. . ... 1.1$
Wunlllalloon . .. 152 Z.llhtr
Word SwonI, Final ........ ........ 1361 of Speed .......... .... . ...... . 131~
WO<"dl. Glus of I'merved . . . 531 y of Zombie Con1mI ..• 1134
Wori<booIo: of Zombie Protection .,.13:14
A..t.vrur'l .. ..... 1141 Yap'l H.... llablo , •• 604 ZocI*~ ........ 179.911
Caddc:ly1I'I............ . ..... 1155 YI&rU\Spcllbook .. .. .. . .. 1137 Zombi< Blood.. . . . . .. . .. . 191
G......"I\ .... ..... 1116 Yakuza S\ayin&. Wapoa 0{ .. 1524 Zombi< ~ . .. .. 191
Shandaril \... . ............ 1233 Yama\ o.a.r ., ... ,... ... 311 loami .... VIolil Wand of ... IS04
W"ounl'I ......... . .••. 1261 Yama'i Robc ........... .. 1018 ZooplIobia. Zoller of . . . . . 111
World en .. . . . . . . . . 391 Yommu(GIypII). ... .. 1202 ZoraIh .... Chnt of ... . . . . 2&8
World Gw,AIICmaIC . .. SOl Yma. Spear or. . .. ... I 1)2 Zorbo F"",,,"" EllAir . . . 446
Wortd-Shltld()rc .•........•...... 1S61 'I'JrN'I S".nbook. Lord .. . 1192 zw.~Xobo<:ofOoom ............ 14IS
Worlda, Ooon and Yard, Cubic ....................... 349 Zoller o f Ze~I.. .. . 110
~ ofhnllel 1165 YIN!, Crown or. .................. 34Il ZotI.,of Zoophabia ....... ........ 171
Worlda, Well of Many ............ .. 1528 Yasmi. Siro, All· Knowing Eye of . 451 lull l.11 Oil.lPowder.... . . 179.911
Worm Cillina, PI::>6on of. . .. , .. 897 Yati lWandofloomin, ..... 1504 Zunulor~ H.", . . .. 1328
Worm, Qr1) of Ute Eldest......•....•. 785 Yo' Cind .. Rocordor ............... IS56 ZUlh (G Iyph) ..... ...... ......... 121)2
Womu, Can of ............. ..... .. 231 Yearni"l, Trident of .... . &46 Zwann\ Irription Can . . ... 237
Worth. NO! of ..................... 758 Yofor" M.p: Mirror. , .. ,. 736
Wound CIotwc.1'CIUpI of
Wo. .dIBC
ill7 ,.o..
AmbicnI T~ (AT) U III ... 11)67
Zwann'lWllterinICan ............. . 2)7
lwkbockorlym"'l)' ..
Zzzzzz\""" o{Snorina.
1564
. .... 122
Anvw, M-aJIIbi)oCI'I .
Am:IoI of ... .......• 101
." DrapI Slayer. S........ ...
Kohl , ... ,....
. ... 1lS7
.. 837
Danof.. , ......... . ... ... 375 Ycllow1.kWl . . . . . . . . . . .. 795
Lyreof.... . .. . n31 Yori C\oU. . . .. . . . .. 30l
s ........ or. ... . . . . 1.14 Yin-Y.... Mirn>r. .. 736
Woundl, Armor of C\ItC . .n Yl .... YIan. OiVPowder.... ., 179,91 1
Woundl, SIIidciofew. . . ... I~ Yodelinl ............ . ......... 148
WnJt~
DoIIk, lJndcod
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........ 202
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Cornrol. Polion of . . ...... . 895 oflrritation . . . ... 1S63

MIUk of !he . . . ........... 708 ofObecli~_. .. ............. IS63
Wroilhs,SeroIlofl'rolection fmm ... 1081 l'rIcIical ... 1564
Wradl. \IanyI\. S........ . ..... 1412 ofUnderwaIer Action . . ....... 1564
W..,.1h ofltOXl ofElcmaI Y.,.YoofFate .... 1564
SIInber . . .. 11)45 YondaIla'I Shioe-ld •••• . .•. 111)6
Write Recipe.,,... . ... 1242 YOndIlla\S ........ ................. 14 "
Wrlll", Yowdl. Amulot of ~ . . . .... 38
Papa- of.. . .. . . . . . 8llJ Yowtb a Inupai<:rIu. Am~1ec of
Pea of Swift ..... .. ......... 809 ~ ........ ..... ...... 38
Quill " f Swift .•. ,.... .. 928 Youlh. EllAi,of........ 446
Set. Wot'Idrow ... .. 928 youth, Ranlo of. . ..... .. . . . 823
TabIe ......................... l.18 YullOloth. AIffM onhnnin& .......... 90
Wribcn in Code. 5".111 ............ 1244
11,'I'0Il, Retumi na. Qui,...,.of . ..... .. . 929
Wu Jon Slay,,,,. Weapon of ......... 1524
Wynn, Cireletof 1llc. . . .... 292
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Wy1rndu'"", .•. ,. .... . 1.14 Za.dono'l I'oi..,., Sheath..... . ..... , . 1092
Wynnhelm . . • . . . 595 Zodron'I I'oucb ofWondcn .......... 1.1
Wynnkill,Qr1)of!he ... . . n4 ZqiJ,rn-of. .... ..917
~ ................. 1lU.1.!4 baY. Tal;_ of ........ 1424.1426
WynnsIayer,............ . .. .... 1.14 baY'ISpotlbook .. , .. , 11 82
~in. S........ .. I.lj ZaaYI. Pri..,.,of . 91.
WyYmowwrC"d., Book of1bc ..... 1265 ZqyJ'I FIowina n.,oa . . . . .. 4"
ZqyJ\SpcllConlponenll'oudl . 1.,
Zak\ I'ocion ofIIlY\llOlerlbilily ...
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. 294
499
XT••l1 ........... .. 1431 Zann, Boo!< of........ 181
X -Ra)' VbIoQ ZqoI. Book of........... . . . 1267
Rin, of ... ........... . ........ 1008 ZlfJOI, Libram of. . ......... .. ..... 669
Veil of ,. .......... ............ 1469 Zel l. Zost., of .................... 171l
Weapon of., ... ...... ,.. ., 1521 Z.bulon\A~..,f""vina ............ 122
Xan1hippeofA~ ........... 1306 Zeif, Whip of .. . . ... IS).4
XImI Cloak . . . 3112 ZeIIol\QuillofL.w .......... .. ... 928
Xcba:, Xiphoid ..~ . . ...... 182, 141 5 z.,,\ 8aMer. . ............. 157

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