Heals 3 HP of damage when consumed and cures all diseases affecting the consumer
Only one Good Fruit may be consumed per person per room.
2009
Adds +1 Damage to all successful damage-inflicting spells cast by druids. This is a permanent item. Multiple copies do not stack.
If a spell under the influence of Greater Mistletoe can affect more than one target, only one victim gets the extra damage. E.g., if the druid casts a spell that deals 2 damage to all monsters, only one of the monsters would take an extra point of damage. The druid chooses the recipient of the extra point of damage.
This necklace allows the wearer equip up to three rings instead of the normal maximum of two.
The effect from this item does not stack with other __ of Glory items.
Monster Trophy tokens can only be found in the random treasure generators found at the end of an adventure. Each represents either a portion of a creature, statuary, flora, or raw materials (e.g., metals or minerals) found within a True Dungeon adventure.
Monster Trophy tokens have black lettering and gold backs (or brown lettering on wood in 2006). They are primarily used to make Combo/Transmuted tokens and are often highly-prized by token collectors.
To attack the wearer, the monster must succeed on a DC 12 Will saving throw. If the monster passes the check, the player is attacked normally–otherwise, the monster will chose another target. Similar to the sanctuary spell, the effect only works if there is more than one party member left. If the wearer is the only character left alive the monster will attack normally. In addition, if the wearer performs an offensive action* against the monster,
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,