When applied to a melee weapon, that weapon deals +1 Damage as Sacred.
Unlike most weapon oils, Oils of Sacred Touch cannot be applied to a missile weapon. It could be applied to a compound weapon, but the bonus Sacred damage only triggers when that compound weapon is used in a melee attack.
Oil takes one round to apply to a weapon. Once applied, the effect lasts for the entire combat.
When applied to a blunt weapon, the critical range of that weapon increases to 19-20. Thus, the player can score a critical hit if the attack result is a natural 19 or 20. This oil has no effect on edged weapons nor blunt weapons which already have an expanded crit range.
This oil takes one round to apply to a weapon. Once applied, the effect lasts for the entire combat.
When applied to a weapon, that weapon deals +3 Damage as Fire.
Oil takes one round to apply to a weapon. Once applied, the effect lasts for the entire combat.
A polymorphed character can only benefit from a weapon oil if the oil was applied to their weapon prior to transformation. Monks cannot apply a weapon oil to their bare hands but can apply a weapon oil to a physical weapon they wield.
When applied to a weapon, attacks made with that specific weapon are able to affect critical hits on Constructs. If the wielder of the coated weapon is a rogue, attacks made with that specific weapon can be used to perform a sneak attack on a Construct. (Constructs have no “vital” areas and are normally immune to critical hits and sneak attack bonuses.) This oil does not enable the coated weapon to crit/sneak attack any other creature type that is normally immune to crits/sneak attacks.
When applied to a weapon, that weapon deals +3 Damage as Shock.
Oil takes one round to apply to a weapon. Once applied, the effect lasts for the entire combat.
A polymorphed character can only benefit from a weapon oil if the oil was applied to their weapon prior to transformation. Monks cannot apply a weapon oil to their bare hands but can apply a weapon oil to a physical weapon they wield.
When applied to a weapon, that weapon deals +3 Damage as Cold.
Oil takes one round to apply to a weapon. Once applied, the effect lasts for the entire combat.
A polymorphed character can only benefit from a weapon oil if the oil was applied to their weapon prior to transformation. Monks cannot apply a weapon oil to their bare hands but can apply a weapon oil to a physical weapon they wield.
When applied to a weapon, that weapon deals +3 Damage as Poison.
Oil takes one round to apply to a weapon. Once applied, the effect lasts for the entire combat.
A polymorphed character can only benefit from a weapon oil if the oil was applied to their weapon prior to transformation. Monks cannot apply a weapon oil to their bare hands but can apply a weapon oil to a physical weapon they wield.
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.
May be used in a Legendary recipe in place of one Ultra Rare, or one Exalted, or one Rare, or one Enhanced, or one Uncommon token. (If you really want to sub it for a Common, you may, but we don’t recommend it.)
If desired, you may use more than one Omni token in a recipe. However, each Omni token can only be used as a replacement for one token in that recipe.
