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exchanged for 25 units of any Ammunition (arrows, bolts, bullets, blowgun needles, sling stones, or slugs)
User gains +1 To Hit and +1 Damage when attacking with a Rare weapon, including Rare alchemical weapons. This item has no effect on weapons of any other rarity, not even Common or Uncommon. This item affects both Melee and Ranged weapons, as long as the weapon is Rare.
When making Melee attacks, monks and rangers can benefit from this item, but only when both weapons they’re wielding are Rare.
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.
Trophies have black lettering and gold backs (or brown lettering in 2007). They are primarily used to make Combo/Transmuted tokens and are often highly-prized by token collectors.
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.
Fashioned out of Platinum and Silver
In 2006 TD released limited edition Artisan Tokens. These are extremely rare tokens that represent items such as jewelry or clothing and were the spark for the major change in token design for 2007. They have no pre-declared value. One copy of each item was available for silent auction at the 2006 True Dungeon event in Indianapolis. In addition, one copy of each item was placed in the dungeon as special treasure at both the Indianapolis and So Cal events.
This water from a secret mystical source will purify any liquid, up to one cubic yard in volume.
Pouring two flasks of Faerie Water (i.e., turn in two tokens) into a Goblet of Healing and consuming the liquid from the goblet will heal the imbiber 3 HP. The pouring and drinking process can be completed as a single Standard Action.
When placed in the mouth of a dead comrade, this item restores the character to life with full HP. 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. The process of “feeding” a character this item requires a Standard Action.
It can also be eaten by a living character to restore full hit points.
Q: Can a character revived with a Fallen Star Mushroom take an action the same round they were revived?