Equippable
+1 to Strength (thus, depending on prior Strength score, adding either 0/+1 To Hit in melee and either 0/+1 Damage with melee and thrown weapons), +1 to Dexterity (thus, depending on prior Dexterity score, either 0/+1 To Hit with ranged attacks, either 0/+1 to AC, and either 0/+1 to Reflex saving throws), and +1 to Constitution (thus, depending on prior Constitution score, either 0/+1 to Fortitude saving throws and either 0/+1 to max HP per character level)
The first time the wearer casts a 1st-level Spell, that Spell is not marked off their character card. This power cannot be deferred–it always affects the first 1st-level Spell cast each adventure.
The wearer of this necklace is able to affect critical hits on Constructs. It also allows rogues to perform a sneak attack on Constructs. (Constructs have no “vital” areas and are normally immune to critical hits and sneak attack bonuses.)
All melee attacks (including bare-handed monk attacks) made by the wearer deal +2 Damage.
When equipped by a polymorphed druid, their melee (not missile or purely magic) attacks deal a total of +4 Damage.
Grants 4 points of Retribution Damage.
Retribution Damage: When a melee attack deals damage to a target possessing Retribution Damage (RD), the attacker takes damage equal to the target’s total RD. Ranged attacks, whether physical or magical, do not trigger RD. If an attack would have caused damage but is completely negated (e.g., Cloak of Shadowskin) or the attack’s damage is reduced to zero (e.g., melee damage reduction),
This amulet grants the player four extra Treasure Chips. It does not affect the reward gained by succeeding on a rogue skill test or other caches of loot found within the adventure.
Even if a player can equip two Neck slot items, this token may not be equipped at the same time as the Horn of Plenty. Doing so might create situations that abuse the amount of treasure a player receives.
Once per room, the first time the wearer takes damage, that damage is reduced by 2 points.
This protection only applies to a single attack. For example, if a monster successfully attacked you three times, only the first attack’s damage would be reduced.
Adds +2 to Strength (thus adding +1 To Hit in melee and +1 Damage with melee and thrown weapons) and +3 to max HP