Adds +2 to Dexterity (thus adding +1 To Hit with ranged attacks, +1 to AC, and +1 to Reflex saving throws)
Successful sneak attacks made by the wearer deal +6 damage. The bonus damage from these boots is added at the very end of the sneak attack’s damage calculations and is not subjected to modification. E.g., it doesn’t get doubled if the sneak attack critically hit.
Note: The phrase “non-modifiable damage” written on this token does not mean the extra damage from these boots is immune to mitigation.
Once per room, the wearer may use a melee weapon (using melee combat modifiers) to attack flying or levitating monsters. The monster must be in the air, not just at range. Each time this “melee-for-ranged” attack is attempted (whether the attack was successful or not), the wearer takes 2 points of Eldritch damage.
These boots do not confer the ability to fly/levitate, they allow the wearer to leap up, attack, and land safely back in the same spot from which they took off.
After attempting the first sneak attack in combat, if there is a second eligible target, a rogue wearing these boots may attempt to sneak attack a second target without taking a prep round to set up the second sneak attack. The first sneak attack attempt need not have been successful to take advantage of this item’s power. The rogue cannot sneak attack the same target twice.
These dark grey, soft boots dampen the noise normally created by the wearer when moving. Wearable only by rogues, they allow the wearer to perform a sneak attack without the normal one round delay. (The sneak attack attempt does not necessarily need to be done on the first round of combat.) Rogues without these boots must take one round to slowly move into position before attempting a sneak attack.
If the party wins Initiative, for the rest of that combat, melee damage inflicted upon the wearer is reduced by 2 points per attack.
The wearer gains Free Movement.
Free Movement: Immunity to hold, paralyze, and slow Spells or effects, as well as a spider’s webbing or similar sticky substances. It also negates underwater movement penalties. It does not prevent the character from being constricted or swallowed. Free Movement used to be called Free Action, but it was changed to avoid having the same term mean two different things.
The wearer gains Free Movement.
Free Movement: Immunity to hold, paralyze, and slow Spells or effects, as well as a spider’s webbing or similar sticky substances. It also negates underwater movement penalties. It does not prevent the character from being constricted or swallowed. Free Movement used to be called Free Action, but it was changed to avoid having the same term mean two different things.
Adds +2 to Dexterity (thus adding +1 To Hit with ranged attacks, +1 to AC, and +1 to Reflex saving throws)
Mechanical trap damage inflicted upon the wearer is reduced by 50%. They do not reduce magic damage of any kind, even from magical traps.
As long as the trap is mechanical, the effect from this item stacks with other point-based items that mitigate trap-damage, but not other items that reduce trap-damage by a percentage.
Mechanical Trap: a physical (non-magical) hazard that gets sprung on the party as they advance through the adventure.
Mechanical trap damage inflicted upon the wearer is reduced by 5. It has no effect on magical trap damage.
The effect from this item stacks with other items that mitigate mechanical trap-damage.
Mechanical Trap: a physical (non-magical) hazard that gets sprung on the party as they advance through the adventure. Puzzles are not traps. “Push” damage as a result of not completing a room challenge in time is not a trap.