After taking a Standard Action to sprinkle this dust on oneself, the user will not be attacked by monsters unless they perform an action. In order to remain undetected, the user may not attack, move, talk, cast spells, play bardsong, use a Special Power, or do pretty much anything other than stand still & breathe. You can only use this dust on yourself.
This item does not prevent the monster from affecting the wearer with an attack or effect that affects multiple targets.
All of the user’s spells or scrolls which require an attack slide gain +4 to hit. This dust has no effect on spells/scrolls which do not require an attack slide.
This item requires a Standard Action to use.
No more than 1 dust (regardless of name) may be used per spell.
Dust of the Elders does not affect the casting time of the spells or scrolls under its effect.
When incorporated into the casting of a healing spell (cast from the character card, not a scroll or magic item), this dust increases the amount healed by +2. This dust has no effect on spells which do not restore HP damage.
No more than 1 dust (regardless of name) may be used per spell.
Once per room, on the round immediately after a round in which the wearer drank a healing potion, the wearer may belch to heal 1 additional HP. This belch requires a Standard Action to perform.
This ear adornment grants the wearer immunity to damage from heavy objects that fall on the victim, be they from traps, rock slides, or falling rocks. It does not mitigate damage incurred if the victim falls and takes damage from said fall.
When the wearer can hear bardsong being performed, the wearer is immune to charm and fear effects. This item does not function if the wearer is unable to hear the bard play (e.g., if the wearer was in a zone of magical silence.)
When bardsong is in effect, wearers take -2 Damage from all physical missile attacks which hit them. This item has no effect on melee attacks nor attacks which are wholly magical in nature.
This item’s benefit immediately ceases when the bardsong effect ceases. In most cases the bardsong effect ends when the bard stops playing, but if the party’s bard was using Lyre of Echoes,
The wearer of this ear decoration cannot be Surprised while underground. It has no effect aboveground.
Fire and/or Shock damage inflicted upon the wearer is reduced by 1 point per attack/effect.
