When consumed, these Rations will heal the player 1 HP if their current HP total is below 10. In addition, the Rations increase the player’s Fortitude saving throws by +1. The Fortitude effect lasts for the entire room and will persist (until the end of the room) even if the character’s HP total rises above 9.
As long as the character’s current HP level is 9 or less, the character may consume additional Dwarven Rations and heal 1 HP each time until their current HP total reaches 10.
This token’s effect is different each year. Inquire with your coach at the beginning of the adventure for the current effect.
Restores a dead character to life. The character is resurrected with full hit points. The resurrected character will not gain back any expended spells or limited use special abilities. This must be used in the room where the death occurred.
It can also be used by a living character to restore full hit points.
Note: When used to bring a dead character back to life, this elixir must be administered by another (living) character.
Restores a dead character to life. The character is resurrected with full hit points. The resurrected character will not gain back any expended spells or limited use special abilities. This must be used in the room where the death occurred.
It can also be used by a living character to restore full hit points.
Note: When used to bring a dead character back to life, this potion must be administered by another (living) character.
Adds +1 to maximum HP
This potion must turned in to the coach prior to starting an adventure. Only one of these potions may be used per person per adventure.
This arrow grants a +1 To Hit bonus vs. all monsters when fired from a bow. On a successful hit against an Orc, it will deal 1 additional point of damage. The use of this token must be declared (turned in) before sliding the bow token.
All your physical weapons (including a monk’s flurry of blows attacks—with or without a hand-held weapon—but not spells nor wholly magical effects) gain the bonuses of both Iron (+3 damage to Fae or Fey) and Silver (Lycanthropes can’t regenerate damage from Silver weapons) weapon media. The aforementioned bonuses are added to whatever bonuses/penalties the weapon already possesses.
This runestone also bestows its Iron & Silver effect on physical ammunition fired by the user.
On a successful hit from a “blunder” weapon (including a +2 Boom Stick), this slug deals an additional 3 damage as Force. It must be declared (turned in) before sliding the weapon token.
Unlike most items that deal Force damage, this slug does not bypass the 50% miss chance when attacking an incorporeal creature since only a portion of the damage the attack deals is Force.
When incorporated into the casting of a damage-inflicting Spell (cast from the character card, not a scroll or magic item), this dust increases the damage of the spell by +2. This dust has no effect on Spells which do not inflict HP damage.
No more than 1 dust (regardless of name) may be used per Spell.
Casting a Spell with Faerie Dust does not affect the casting time of the Spell.
If this runestone is implemented, when the affected player makes a successful melee attack against a monster, the monster will lose any ability–natural or magical–to appear or become invisible. The effect on the monster lasts for the entire combat after a successful attack.