05 - Item Index

[The Phantom God]

Item Index

(For a list of all the shops you can buy and sell these items from, see The Marketplace. To earn items without buying them, see The Quest Board.)

Table of Contents
Item Quality
Weapons
Garments
Utilities
Edibles
Potions
Progression Enhancers
Artifacts
Item Template

Item Quality

Items come in several qualities. The main purpose of item quality is to limit when and where items are given out, as well as a general guideline of how expensive or frequently they should be given out. You can find an item's quality to the right of its name in the index, right before the item's worth in coins. Below is a list of the available item qualities.

Quality	Meaning
(Low) #848484	Low quality items are mundane and uninteresting. Normal food, wooden weapons, items of exceptionally low power and items that have little use in combat often go here. Low quality items are expected to break under strenuous use. Up to three of a kind can be given out as a quest reward.
(Common) #a08635	Common items are humble but useful. A few exceptional common utilities might even stand the test of time, allowing you to use them multiple times without them wearing or breaking. Up to two of a kind can be given out as a quest reward.
(Uncommon) #15b200	Uncommon items are pretty strong as far as items go. They are the upper echelon of items you can expect to find semi-frequently while adventuring and may even appear to turn the tide of a battle if used well. A few uncommon items may be uncommon enough that they can only be found via certain methods. Only one of a kind can be given out as a quest reward.
(Rare) #0070dd	Rare items are exceptionally powerful items, many of which act as permanent additions to your arsenal. True to their namesake, you won't just find these laying around. Rare items may only be given out via event threads or as a reward for overcoming exceptional adversity.
(Legendary) #ff8000	Legendary items are to rare items what rare items are to other item qualities. Every legendary item is either unique or there are few of them in existance. Because of this, Legendary items are not listed in the item index and instead have their own thread. A legendary item functions similar to a rare item, however it often has multiple mechanics and effects. They can only be obtained via hitting max level or through staff-approved event threads.

Weapons

Explosive Egg (Uncommon) 200 Toss this bad boy and brace yourself, because this aptly named egg will violently explode with all the power of TNT once its shell cracks. Does 30 damage on a direct hit and 15% AoE damage to characters who are close by. If used to try and damage an inanimate object such as a suspiciously cracked wall, the user's roll modifier will be boosted to +4 if it was underneath that.

Gladiator's Labrys (Uncommon) 300 This rather mighty looking axe and its design originate from a tribe of powerful warrior women nobody is entirely sure existed. Whether its origins are a myth or not, the axe itself is a source of great power in its own right. Heavy and sharp to a fine point, it will cleave through anything you swing it at. This axe can be used to perform an 16 damage strength based attack that ignores up to 3 damage resistance. However, any attempt at blocking using your strength stat while using the weapon will result in it taking half the damage you do. Additionally, it takes 3 damage for each successful attack it performs. The axe has 30 HP, and may be repaired if you have taken metalworking as a utility ability.

Gladiator's Shield (Uncommon) 250 This rather intimidating looking shield is designed to deflect attacks, acting as armor and allowing the wearer to create opportunities for themselves to get in attacks. It decreases any damage you take by an at least partially successful block using this shield by 2. Additionally, you can smack people with it as a strength attack that does 12 damage. If you perform this attack after successfully blocking a melee attack using the shield, you gain a +2 to a quick followup attack. However, every attack blocked using the shield causes it to take 4 damage. The shield has 30 health and can only be repaired if you took the metalworking utility ability.

Magic Staff Ray (Uncommon) 250 Wielding this magic staff will enhance your magic potential by disjointing your attacks from your body and offsetting their magical footprint. Reduces any recoil damage you take from your next 3 magic based attacks by 4 and reduces the cooldown they incur by 1. After its magic power has been tapped, it becomes little more than a pretty walking stick. However, you can attempt to give the staff a second wind if you have enchanting as a utility ability.

Magical Grimoire (Uncommon) 250 This spell book will help you cast your spells, increasing your Thaumaturgy stat by 2 for 2 turns until the book runs out of juice. However, you can attempt to give the book a second wind if you have enchanting as a utility ability.

Hira Shuriken (Low) 80 This throwing weapon packs very little punch, just enough to break skin and leave superficial wounds. What it lacks in raw power, however, it makes up for by being covered in poison. Each shuriken does 4 damage and is granted a +2 accuracy bonus when making sneak attacks. Additionally, you can throw multiple shurikens in quick succession and, if the first qualified as a sneak attack, all of them will receive the sneak attack bonus. There are two types of poison the shuriken can inflict, which you should choose and name when making the roll for them. The first is standard poison, which inflicts the poison status. On natural 19s and 20s, is inflicts the deadly poison status instead. The second is paralyzing poison, which inflicts the paralyzed status. On natural 19s and 20s, it will additionally inflict the suffocation status for the duration of the paralysis status.

Weighted Gauntlets (Uncommon) 200 These weighted plate gauntlets will help put that extra bit of force behind your melee attacks. All melee attacks, whether they be strength or dexterity based, do an additional 2 damage while the gauntlets are being worn. However, the gauntlet suffers half the damage you take from any attack while worn. If it takes 30 cumulative damage during a thread it will break and cannot be restored unless metal repair is taken as a utility healing ability.

Garments

Happy Journey Boots (Uncommon) 250 These comfortable dragonskin boots will keep your feet dry and cozy in all but the worst flooding conditions. They also have a magic effect wherein they briefly defy gravity by displacing the user's weight outwards, allowing them to run on top of water so long as they do not stop moving quickly. It also reduces any fall damage the wearer takes by 3 and any ground-based hazards by 5. However, the boots take half of any damage targeting the feet or fall damage the wearer takes. If they take 30 cumulative damage during a thread it will break and cannot be restored unless sowing is taken as a utility healing ability.

Power Sneakers (Uncommon) 400 Enables the wearer to go fest. The wearer gains a +3 to dexterity while wearing these shoes, however they take an additional 2 damage from all physical attacks. The shoes also suffer half the damage you take from any attack while worn. If they takes 30 cumulative damage during a thread they will break and cannot be restored unless sowing is taken as a utility healing ability.

Sunglasses (Uncommon) 200 These strange glasses have very thick lenses and yet don't even help you see better. They will, however, protect you from blindness. Whether it's the sun or someone trying to poke you in the eyes, these thick rims will serve as eye armor. However, they will also have a 50% chance of breaking if you are hit by an attack that targets your face. 100% chance if that attack would have caused blindness. +3 coolness

Wool Cloak (Uncommon) 250 A humble cloak designed to keep its wearer warm and dry. It won't stop a mage's icy attacks, but it will help shield you from environmental hazards. Namely, it decreases damage taken from the cold, snow and icy winds by 3 while worn. However, the wool cloak suffer half the damage you take from any attack while worn. If it takes 30 cumulative damage during a thread it will break and cannot be restored unless sowing is taken as a utility healing ability.

Utilities

Lovely Perfume (Uncommon) 300 This fancy, high-end perfume can really put the edge on your interactions with others when applied correctly. Using it will grant you a +1 bonus to your charisma stat that lasts for the duration of the thread, but can be dispelled if you get covered in something foul smelling.

Mystical Feathers (Low) 40 These feathers will create a pair of ethereal wings on the user's back to aid in catching the wind and allowing for temporary flight. Allows the user to fly for 3 turns, granting them a +3 buff to making jump related roll challenges and allowing the user to negate the damage from steep falls.

Nuisance Bubble Soap (Common) 100 Can be used to aid in thoroughly cleaning and sterilizing your body. Alternatively, in the hands of someone creative, this slippery bar of soap can be used to trip unsuspecting enemies as a Stealth vs Perception roll. This can only be succesfully performed as a sneak attack, meaning that enemies who are aware of your presence are immune. If succesful, the target trips and lands rather painfully for 5 damage. Not only that, but you get to make a free sneak attack on them before they finish becoming aware of you! Destroyed if used for its combat purpose.

Skeleton Key (Common) 150 This odd key may prove helpful if you ever find yourself needing to open a door in a hurry. It gives a +2 to lockpicking for the attempt, often gets jammed in locks and effectively lost as a result. Has a 30% chance of being destroyed on use.

Spirit Candle (Rare) 500 This lovely candle comes to life when a living person touches it, illuminating the immediate area with a gentle lavender glow that penetrates unnatural darkness. The candle will also sometimes light up on its own or burn more brightly in the presence of spirits haunting the area. Grants the wielder a +2 to perception checks that are the result of low-light or foggy conditions.

Star Lantern (Common) 150 This magical lantern emits a gentle yellow light when held by the handle, illuminating your surroundings and making it easier to see. It gives the wielder a +2 to perception checks that are the result of low-light conditions. However, it may not clear obstructions such as thick fog and may be blocked by unnatural darkness.

Sturdy Rope (Common) 100 A true utilitarian never goes adventuring without some! This length of rope is strong enough to hold a person's weight and can be used for a myriad of creative things, such as a safety harness to help protect you from the full consequences of falling off a steep height. It can also be used to grant a +3 bonus to attempts to climb sheer vertical surfaces or used to tie up an opponent, acting as a grapple and causing them to suffer a -3 penalty to any attempts to escape, as well as making it easier to attack them while they're restrained. Sturdy rope will not break unless it is attacked and can be re-used.

Toolbox (Uncommon) 200 A box of tools for aiding in completing simple tasks. A must have for those serious about being self-reliant. Buying this item enables you to better make simple repairs to items while you are at your home or place of dwelling. To use it, you must be in a non-combat thread at your dwelling. It grants a +2 to any utility ability rolls you make.

Edibles

Antidote Herb (Common) 100 This herb is prized for its ability to heal the poison and deadly poison status effects. It isn't good for much else, but does it really need to be?

Assorted Vegetables (Uncommon) 200 A basket full of delicious fresh veggies. This item can be shared with the entire party of a thread, giving everyone its effects. Heals for 10+Healing and grants the party a +1 to constitution for 8 turns, as well as reducing curing sickness with a delay of 2 turns after being eaten.

Curry Rice (Common) 160 A delicious and filling healthy meal! Heals for 15 + (Healing Stat)

Dragon Curry (Uncommon) 500 A very spicy curry made with dragon meat as opposed to beef or chicken. The magically potent meat enhances its flavor and provides a very addicting energy high when consumed. Heals for 30 + (Healing Stat x2) health, reduces the remaining cooldown on all moves by 3 turns and cures a single status effect. Can only be obtained via shops or quests related to those shops.

Dragon Claw (Uncommon) 300 It might not look it, but this is one of the best parts of a dragon. You may want to grind and prepare it a bit beforehand, though. Heals for 15 + (Healing Stat), reduces the remaining cooldown on all your moves by 1, and also raises the constitution stat by 1 for the duration of a quest, but may be dispelled by the sickness status. Eating it requires two actions, however.

Dragon Horn (Uncommon) 220 The horn of a once mighty monster is ground up to a fine powder. You may want a drink on hand while consuming this. While not the most palattable part of a dragon, the fine powder has proven to be quite nutritious. Raises the constitution stat by 1 for the duration of a quest, but may be dispelled by the sickness status.

Dragon Tail (Uncommon) 200 The magically potent meat of this dragon tail will refresh you like nothing else can! ...Maybe don't tell Draco about this though. Heals for 15 + (Healing Stat) and reduces the remaining cooldown on all your moves by 1.

Eyeball Herb (Common) 100 This aptly named and debatably edible herb may test how adventurous your palette is, but if you're brave enough to eat an eyeball you may find yourself pleasantly surprised with the results. This herb boosts your perception stat by 1 and multiple can be eaten to stack the effect up to a maximum of 3. If you eat more than that you'll start seeing things that aren't there--or so they say anyway.

Fukujinzuke (Low) 45 Daikon, eggplant, lotus root, cucumber, sword beans, perilla, shiitake, mushrooms and sesame seeds are pickled in a soy sauce base that gives them a crunchy texture. Often used as a relish for curry. This item can be combined with an edible curry item as a free action, granting that item an extra 5 healing. It also cures mind-melted, poison and sickness three turns after being eaten to allow digestion to kick in.

Locali-T (Low) 50 The local favorite; good for the mind and body! Depending on where you buy it, the type of tea could be radically different! For example: The Madou World usually serves unsweetened tea, Suzuran has Bubble Tea and Primp has a puyo derived tea similar to sweet tea. Beyond the worldly differences, every shop usually brews their own tea and so they are all somewhat different. They do, however, follow a certain format. All Locali-T items heal the drinker for 1d3+Healing (Minimum of 2) and increase a secondary stat by 1 for 3 turns. The stat increased will be appended to the name. May only be obtained from shops or quests related to those shops.

Locali-T Pot (Common) 100 Identical to Locali-T, however this version serves the entire party instead of just one person. Tea time!

Magic Sake (Uncommon) 200 When consumed, this drink heals the user for 1d3+(charisma stat) with a minimum healing of 2 and fills the user with an intense surge of energy. For one turn, the cooldowns on all of the drinker's attacks are reduced by 2--both remaining cooldowns and invoked cooldowns.

Magic Water (Low) 50 Refreshing, but not very potent. So lacking is its punch in fact that you'd be best advised to save it for after battle. Reduces the remaining cooldown of your moves by 1 turn.

Momomo Sake (Uncommon) 300 When consumed, this drink heals the user for 1d3+(charisma stat) with a minimum healing of 2 and fills the user with an intense surge of energy. For two turns, the cooldowns on all of the drinker's attacks are reduced by 2, both remaining cooldowns and invoked cooldowns.

Pesticide Herb (Common) 100 This very bitter herb is difficult to palette and you'd never find it used on food made by anyone with functioning taste buds, but it has the important effect of curing the parasitosis status 3 turns after being ingested.

Puyo Candy (Low) 30 Cheap and sweet, these little candies will heal you for an entire 1 health. More interestingly, however, they are small enough to easily be swallowed whole in the middle of a fight and can provide you with a sugar rush that helps you work quickly, increasing your dexterity modifier by 1 for the remainder of the turn. There is a 25% chance that you'll experience a sugar crash on the following turn, however, decreasing your dexterity modifier by 1.

Puyo Chocolate (Common) 120 A favorite among young adults, this sweet treat will have you craving for more before you know it. Heals for 10 + (Healing Stat).

Puyo Jelly (Low) 40 Very modest in taste in texture, but a favorite of those who don't care for sweeter snacks and quite a bit healthier as well. Heals 1d3 + 2. Characters with +2 or higher healing gain an additional +1 to their roll and characters with -2 or less Healing suffer a -1 to their roll.

Puyo Sundae (Uncommon) 350 This delicious and filling treat is sure to put a smile on someone's face. Heals for 30 health + (Healing Stat x 2) and can only be obtained via shops or quests related to those shops.

Rakkyo (Low) 30 These scallions will help regulate the digestive system and offset any particularly strong tastes in your meals. They can be eaten raw or mixed with another food item as a free action, healing the consumer for 3 health and healing sickness after 3 turns have passed to allow for digestion to kick in.

Ramune (Common) 150 This creative brand of fizzy soda pop comes in many strange and intriguing flavors beyond the traditional lemon-lime, cola, orange and etcetera such as curry, chocolate, lychee, muscat, octopus, takoyaki, teriyaki, vanilla, wasabi, champagne, and yuzu. It comes in a codd-neck bottle sealed with a little marble underneath the lip that you have to press down on and dislodge to open the drink. The drink provides an excellent boost in a pinch, raising a single stat of your choice by +1 for 3 turns.

Skanda Herb (Uncommon) 250 This psychoactive herb causes an erratic shift in behavior in the form of a brief burst of manic hyperactivity. One turn after consuming it, or however you choose to get it into your system you devious little rebel, the effects begin to kick in. For 3 turns the character gains an extra action during their post and gains a +1 to speed related rolls. It's not believed that the herb has any side effects, but maybe use it in moderation and keep it away from the kids--yeah?

Potions

Batty Flask (Uncommon) 300 This flask comes tightly corked to seal it. When opened, it will begin producing a swarm of little magical monsters that float around and harass people. Every turn, they will attack your enemies with a flat accuracy roll of 15 for 10 damage. This lasts 5 turns. The flask looks like a potion, but you might be advised not to drink it. It's not that kind of potion, you see. Should you choose to drink it, however, you will likely develop a rather violent case of the bat burps. It's a rather undignified way to sic your monsters on the enemy, but the item proceeds as normal. At the drinker's discretion, however, the potion may have a more terrible effect. At the cost of 30 HP, the drinker will be transformed into a monster of their choice. They gain a +2 in two primary stats of their choice. They may then make up basic attacks to use that their thread leader is strongly encouraged to treat as being quite powerful for the duration. Lasts for 5 turns, or until the drinker takes a cumulative 40 damage.

Invisibility Potion (Uncommon) 200 Drinking this will render the user invisible for 3 turns, giving them a +3 to their stealth rolls unless they are attacking someone and allowing them to initiate a surprise attack on anyone who has not succesfully hit them during these turns.

Love Potion (Uncommon) 250 Originally designed as a marital aid, this potion has been misappropriated for questionable purposes by many a person with dubious morals over history. Be warned that being caught attempting to use it on someone without their knowledge would likely get you in a lot of trouble with whomever witnesses it. When consumed, the drinker's perception of reality and their senses are radically warped to trick them into perceiving the owner of the potion as whatever or possibly even whoever they'd most easily fall in love with. The drinker also becomes very vulnerable to the power of suggestion, and has difficulty refusing the owner of the potion. Be warned, however, that the potion only changes the victim's perception of reality. It cannot actually change what they desire or what they find repulsive. The potion lasts for a minimum of 5 turns, but can last longer at the drinker's discretion. While afflicted, the owner of the potion's charisma stat is increased to +8 when attempting to persuade the drinker and their persuasion attempts will not be limited by logic unless they ask the victim to do something they simply would not do under any conditions less contrived than the love potion itself.

Luck Potion (Common) 100 This humble melon flavored potion is supposed to be drank before an important event for good . However, it's commonly believed that it is nothing but a placebo effect. In truth, the potion is no placebo. Its effects are simply much milder than most people would expect. Grants a +1 to all rolls made by the user for 2 turns.

Polymorph Potion (Uncommon) 200 A very complicated potion to make that requires only some form of DNA sample, for example a hair, to become active. Once complete, drinking it will transform you into whomever or whatever you took your sample from for anywhere between 6 and 24 hours. If used to take a disguise that would logically hold more weight than normal in a given situation, you gain a +3 to all charisma attempts while pretending to be the person/creature in question.

Potion of the Living Dead (Uncommon) 400 A very disreputable potion that you won't find in any respectable place. This rather bitter concoction will 'zombify' whomever drinks it. Not literally, of course. Rather, it induces a state of lowered consciousness and delirium that deprives them of their free will and ability to think freely. Victims often experience extreme pupil dilation, giving off the impression that they have solid black eyes, and go on to experience amnesia and sensitivity to light for a few days after being cured. It is also common for unpleasant hallucinations to occurs. Symptoms do not begin manifesting themselves until 3 turns after ingestion and the victim is to be treated as if they were possessed, answering to the commands of whomever is around to control them. However, they may become confused if conflicting commands are given to them. To do this, a person wishing to interfere must roll their charisma against the action they'd like to interfere with in place of a block or dodge roll. This will cause the victim to become confused and unresponsive, ceasing their attack or clumsily messing it up. To cure this unique version of posssession, an exorcism is not effective however a poison curing item will be--assuming you can get them to take it.

Potion of Undeath (Uncommon) 300 Necromancy in your pocket! This potion can bring the dead back to life! ...temporarily, and only under specific circumstances. To use it, simply pour the potion on a body or on a space occupied by a spirit. If used on a body, the body's spirit will be pulled back to it if it is anywhere nearby and they will be awoken. If a body is not available, a new body will be created for them provided their spirit is in the area. As a result of requiring the soul on hand, this is usually only successful if the person or creature in question has died recently or is haunting the area. Note: this potion does not create life. Rather, the soul in question is tethered to their dead body, acting as a sentient zombie. It's a very cold, terrible existance and the bodies created by the potion aren't any better, resembling sickly and malnourished, barely human ghouls more than they do their original selves. Because of the potion's faults, it is considered cruel to use it on someone and so is rather difficult to find. While in this state the person in question suffers a -2 to all of their stats, they only have 50 HP and cannot be healed. Additionally, when they become downed they will become battle-fatigued until/if they drink another potion.

Stimulating Potion (Uncommon) 200 This rather powerful potion causes the user's body to go into overdrive. It is also dangerous in that one runs the risk of overstimulation, however. For 2 turns, the user gains a +4 to any rolls they make. However, if they beat a roll by 2 or less they suffer the severe fatigue status for that many turns once the potion wears off. (If it happens multiple times, 2 turns.)

Strange Potion (Low) 50 This rather suspicious smelling potion is a gamble. At the extremes it could make or break your fight, but more than likely it will have a more mild effect or do something that isn't even relevant to combat. Drink with care and keep an antidote herb on hand. To see what the potion does, roll a D20. If your intelligence stat is positive, you may choose to add that number as a positive OR negative modifier to your roll. You may also throw the potion as a dexterity roll at others to afflict them with the results instead. When thrown, the victim is also soaked in addition to whatever the results are. 1-2: The target is afflicted with the deadly poison and sickness statuses. They become violently ill and lose 2 of their actions on the turn they're afflicted. 3-4: The target is afflicted with shrunk for a flat 3 turns. 5-6: The target is afflicted with the immolation status. (The potion was acid) 7-8: The target is afflicted with the poison status. 9-10: The target is superficially transformed, generally into something that doesn't impair their ability to fight. (At the victim's discretion, it may debilitate them instead) May induce dysphoria, but is otherwise not usually very useful. This lasts for the duration of the thread, or until the status is purged using healing magic. 11: The target suffers a burping fit for three turns. They can choose to try and restrain themselves, but the gas attack is so intense that it would become rather painful. 12: The target is forced to sing everything they say. Vaguely annoying to everyone around them, especially if they have a bad singing voice. 13: The target begins to emit a pleasant berry smell. It's quite nice, but the difference between nice smelling and delicious smelling can get a bit muddy if there are monsters in the area. Maybe keep your guard up. 14-15: The target becomes superficially more attractive via enhancement of their natural good looks and minimization of their flaws, granting them a +2 to their charisma and intimidation stats, as well as a +1 to their healing stat, for 4 turns. 16-17: The target's stats are all increased by 1 for 4 turns. 18-19: The target takes 2 less damage and does 2 more damage for 4 turns. 20+: The target becomes 2-4x their normal size for a flat 3 turns, increasing their strength to +3 if their strength stat was 0 was or below or increasing their strength by 2 if it was higher than 0. It also increases the damage they do by 1.5x (rounded up)

Progression Enhancers

Book of Secrets (Abilities) (Rare) 500 This magical book will teach you a new ability, or perhaps remind you of one you'd forgotten? Bestows a free ability and is destroyed after use.

Book of Secrets (Transformations) (Rare) 2000 This rare magical book contains knowledge on a very advanced technique that may be used to draw out potential a character never knew they had. Bestows a transformation onto the character that uses it, after which it is destroyed.

Book of Secrets (Utilities) (Rare) 500 This rare magical book will help you enhance your moveset with two abilities that might not be considered powerful, but will certainly round you out a bit and help you survive awkward situations. Destroyed after use.

Golden Apple (Rare) 1000 This delicious fruit isn't just good food; it's ethereal! Collect 2 and use them both to increase either a primary or secondary stat by 1. Can only be use to increase each once. Destroyed after use.

Artifacts

Diamond Ring (Rare) 2000 The jewel embedded in this beautiful ring is clear, glittering brightly in the light. Only the residents of Suzuran are known to make them, culturally, as their creation and distribution is very tightly controlled by Suzuran businesses to artificially inflate their price. These are sometimes given to others as a gesture of love, as the rings beauty is supposedly unparalleled. It is usually engraved, either with a name or a unique symbol. While it does not protect the wearer, it is a powerful status symbol in its own right. The wearer gains a +2 to their charisma and a +1 to their intimidation so long as the ring is on display and others may assume that they are in a committed relationship. A character may only benefit from one Madou Ring's effects per thread.

Madou Crystal (Rare) 800 This beautiful crystal is full of pure magic. If the holder is downed while it is on their person, they will automatically be healed for a value equal to half their maximum health. This item can also be refined into certain types of magical jewlery by someone who has taken the lapidary utility ability--for a price equal to the cost of the Madou Ring minus the cost of the Madou Crystal.

Madou Ring (Red) (Rare) 1600 The magic jewel embedded in this beautiful ring is an enthusiastic shade of red. It is sometimes given to others as a gesture of love, as the rings beauty is complimented by its ability the protect the wearer. It is usually engraved, either with a name or a unique symbol. Every thread, the ring may be tapped once as a free action to grant a bonus 5 damage to an attack or a +2 to an attacking roll at the wearer's discretion. Additionally, the wearer gains a +1 to their charisma so long as the ring is on display and others may assume that they are in a committed relationship. A character may only benefit from one Madou Ring's effects per thread.

Madou Ring (Blue) (Rare) 1600 The magic jewel embedded in this beautiful ring is an encouraging shade of blue. It is sometimes given to others as a gesture of love, as the rings beauty is complimented by its ability the protect the wearer. It is usually engraved, either with a name or a unique symbol. Every thread, the ring may be tapped once as a free action to grant a bonus 5 damage resistance against a single attack or a +2 to a defending roll at the wearer's discretion. Additionally, the wearer gains a +1 to their charisma so long as the ring is on display and others may assume that they are in a committed relationship. A character may only benefit from one Madou Ring's effects per thread.

Madou Ring (Green) (Rare) 1600 The magic jewel embedded in this beautiful ring is a pleasant shade of green. It is sometimes given to others as a gesture of love, as the rings beauty is complimented by its ability the protect the wearer. It is usually engraved, either with a name or a unique symbol. Every thread, the ring may be tapped once as a free action to grant bonus +4 to a support ability roll or to. Additionally, the wearer gains a +1 to their charisma so long as the ring is on display and others may assume that they are in a committed relationship. A character may only benefit from one Madou Ring's effects per thread.

Madou Ring (Yellow) (Rare) 1600 The magic jewel embedded in this beautiful ring is a noble shade of yellow. It is sometimes given to others as a gesture of love, as the rings beauty is complimented by its ability the protect the wearer. It is usually engraved, either with a name or a unique symbol. Every thread, the ring may be tapped once as a free action to grant bonus +4 to a healing ability roll. Additionally, the wearer gains a +1 to their charisma so long as the ring is on display and others may assume that they are in a committed relationship. A character may only benefit from one Madou Ring's effects per thread.

Madou Ring (Purple) (Rare) 1600 The magic jewel embedded in this beautiful ring is a cool shade of purple. It is sometimes given to others as a gesture of love, as the rings beauty is complimented by its ability the protect the wearer. It is usually engraved, either with a name or a unique symbol. Every thread, the ring may be tapped once as a free action to grant bonus 30% chance of any statuses being applied on a followup attack. Additionally, the wearer gains a +1 to their charisma so long as the ring is on display and others may assume that they are in a committed relationship. A character may only benefit from one Madou Ring's effects per thread.

Magical Timepiece (Rare) 800 This precious timepiece will allow you to adjust your age at will! Beware, as some unintended side effects may occur. For example, you can only go back so far before physiological differences in your brain begin dropping your maturity levels. In contrast, you will not find that getting older grants maturity without actually having the experiences of an older person. Setting the clock past your date of birth may cause extremely erratic behavior or even death, as will setting the clock past your maximum possible lifespan.

Marauder's Map (Rare) 2000 This map might not look like much, but in reality it leads to an incredible treasure. This map can be used to start a quest that leads to a staff-picked rare item for everyone involved, along with up to two normal rewards.

Thinking of Chu (Rare) 1750 Love is a powerful force in all its many forms, from friendship to kinship to relationship. This item is imbued with powerful magic that taps into this bond. Thinking of Chu is a set of jewelry that comes in pairs. Give the other half of the set to someone you care deeply about. If they accept it, the item will activate and bind to their soul. From there you may go on a themed quest to test your bond with that character where one of the rewards is unlocking this item's full potential. Generally, this item will give you a permanent +1 to a primary and secondary stat when you are in the same thread as the other character and you will gain some themed abilities. Which stats and the abilities you want (up to 3, heavily depending on how powerful they are) should be stated in the rewards section and approved by a staff member before the quest begins.

Item Template
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[/tbody][/table][/div](Description and Mechanics)
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