magical Ranged weapon that deals Poison damage
Mystic staves use the wielder’s Intelligence or Wisdom bonus (whichever is higher) instead of their Dexterity bonus to determine the weapon’s To Hit modifier. Mystic staves benefit from whatever Ranged damage bonuses the character may possess, but not Spell damage bonuses.
All mystic staves are magical Ranged weapons, but they do not shoot physical projectiles. Mystic staves cannot be used to make a melee attack–they are too fragile.
magical Ranged weapon that deals Poison damage
Mystic staves use the wielder’s Intelligence or Wisdom bonus (whichever is higher) instead of their Dexterity bonus to determine the weapon’s To Hit modifier. Mystic staves benefit from whatever Ranged damage bonuses the character may possess, but not Spell damage bonuses.
All mystic staves are magical Ranged weapons, but they do not shoot physical projectiles. Mystic staves cannot be used to make a melee attack–they are too fragile.
Character gains +8 to one Stat or Ability Score of the player’s choosing. This is a +8 bonus to the Stat itself, not +8 to that Stat or Ability Score’s bonus. The Stat’s bonus will increase by 4 as a result of this item. The choice cannot be altered once the character has left the Coaching Room. In addition, during Mythic DR runs, this token will allow characters a saving throw against any Mythic monster special effects.
Adds +8 to all saving throws. In addition, during Mythic DR runs, this token will allow a character to use damage reduction or saving throws to help mitigate a Mythic monster’s Special Auto-Attack.
This ring allows the wearer to equip up to two neck slot items instead of the normal maximum of one. Normal rules that prevent equipping two items of the same name apply. The wearer may not equip both their character’s class legendary and associated relic.
Adds +8 to any base damage result (adds +8 to number facing damage dot on a combat board or adds +8 to the Spell damage shown on the character card). It does not affect other damage results like Retribution damage or Scroll damage. In addition, during Mythic DR runs, this token will allow a character to overcome a Mythic monster’s Special Defense.
This allows the user to turn in a healing potion before the game to increase maximum HP instead.
To be used in conjunction with Natasha’s Nightcap, the healing token must restore HP expressed as an integer, not a variable such as “half” or “all.”
Potion tokens typically start with the word “Potion” but some do not.
If a potion has more than one effect,
Wearer may equip an additional Bead, an additional Charm, and an additional Ioun Stone – subject to each’s Slot Expanders Cap.
Grants 1 point of Retribution Damage.
Retribution Damage: When a melee attack deals damage to a target possessing Retribution Damage (RD), the attacker takes damage equal to the target’s total RD. Ranged attacks, whether physical or magical, do not trigger RD. If an attack would have caused damage but is completely negated (e.g., Cloak of Shadowskin) or the attack’s damage is reduced to zero (e.g., melee damage reduction),
Healing Spells (not scrolls, wands, or items) cast by the wearer heal +1 HP.
If the Spell can affect more than one target, the caster gets a pool of 1 healing to allocate on an eligible target.
This arcane necklace allows any character to cast a swarm of fireballs that will affect every monster in the room. This spell automatically hits and deals 8 points of damage. Every monster must make a DC 15 Reflex saving throw. If the saving throw succeeds, that monster takes half damage.
Damage Spells (not scrolls, staves, wands, or items) cast by the wearer deal +2 damage.
If the Spell can affect more than one target, the caster gets a pool of 2 damage to allocate among eligible targets–not +2 damage per target.
Negates all special attacks that might be directed against the wearer’s armor or weapons. (E.g., a rust monster’s corrosion ability or sundering attacks from SeyLah’s +2 Sundering Cestus)
Grants the ability to breathe underwater. It does not grant the ability to talk or utter verbal components necessary to release the magic in a scroll or cast a spell.
Adds +1 to Strength (thus, depending on initial Strength score, either 0/+1 To Hit in melee and 0/+1 Damage with melee and thrown weapons)
Allows a spell caster to recast a 1st-level spell (1st-level only, not any other level of spell) on the very next round. The bonus spell is “cast as a scroll” (meaning it cannot: benefit from a skill test, be duplicated, be cast as a Free Action, nor be modified in any way) and must be cast on the very next round in order to use the effect. This can be used once per room.
Adds +2 to Strength (thus adding +1 To Hit in melee and +1 Damage with melee and thrown weapons)
The wearer’s sneak attacks can crit on 19-20* (assuming the target is capable of being critically hit) and all of the wearer’s sneak attacks may be performed without the standard one round of prep.
*If some other crit-enhancing magic can expand one’s crit range beyond 19-20, use whichever crit range is wider. I.e., crit-expanding effects do not stack, they overlap.
Twice per game, the wearer may attempt a sneak attack the same monster twice in the same room–neither instance requires a prep round.
Allows the bard to perform a Monster Lore Skill✓ as a Free Action.
In addition to the standard bardsong bonuses, this item gives the entire party a +1 bonus to all saving throws.
This item is not a musical instrument.