Expendable
Your weapons (not necessarily you) are immune to being damaged by Fire. The weapons themselves are not harmed by attacking extremely hot targets and weapons protected by this runestone do not deal Fire damage to their wielder. However, it does not reduce the damage the wielder might take from being attacked by Fire, nor from being near very hot items/creatures–unless the damage was inflicted via the weapon you’re wielding.
Runestones are single use items that are turned in to the coach prior to starting an adventure.
For each charge expended, this ioun stone will absorb one zero, first, second, or third level spell cast (not a scroll, magic item, or anything not emanating directly from the caster) at the user. When all three charges have been expended, the stone becomes lifeless and will no longer function.
The actions of this ioun stone are controlled by the will of the character. If the character chooses not to expend a charge,
Adds +2 to Will saving throws
This deep blue dye is infused with rare faerie magic and is applied to the character’s face at the start of the adventure. The effect lasts the entire adventure. The jar is “soulbound” to a single user and is therefore usable by one character only. The jar can be used 5 times before it is emptied.
This magical arrow is imbued with the keen edge spell. This means that if this token is turned in before making the attack slide with a bow, a critical hit can be scored if the player slides a natural 19 or 20. This arrow is not subject to further effect from a keen edge spell. However, if some other crit-enhancing magic can expand one’s crit range beyond 19-20, use whichever crit range is wider.
When used to make a successful missile attack (slid as weapon on the combat board), this alchemical weapon deals Fire damage to the monster. It is usable only once, whether the attack succeeds or misses.
Like all alchemical weapons, this item deals double damage if the attacker scores a natural 20 on the attack slide and is affected by Ranged combat bonuses (hit and damage). But unlike thrown physical weapons (dagger, spear, etc.),