Chapter 24 Legendary Items
Legendary Items of Dunya
Artificers create magic items and some of these
items are very powerful. However, there are
some items that are extremely well known;
famous or renowned. These items are the stuff of
legends, there existence considered mythical and
their powers fabulous. The majority of these
items were considered myths decades or even
centuries before the Erupting Earth.
When one finds one of these legendary items,
they find themselves thrust onto a stage that
covers the world and beyond, most of these
items have a purpose or at least a legend that
says there is one. This means whomever possess
the item will be believed (right or wrong) to be a
great hero or villain and destined to save
everyone from some horrifying fate or they are
the horrifying fate. When it comes to legendary
items, our best bet is not a sorcerer or magic
school. If you believe you are in possession of
what you believe to be a legendary item you
should take it to a bard or bardic college. Bard
deal in legend in myth and they can identify the
item and tell you, its history. This allows the
possessor to know what lies ahead and if they
find the item must be destroyed, the bardic
college can provide all pertinent legends and
myths regarding that and what they believe to be
the way to destroy it.
Note: The powers listed here are but the base
known powers. GMs should feel free to add to
each one as necessary to fit your world.
ITEMS
The Moaning Diamond
The Moaning Diamond appears to be an uncut
diamond the size of a human fist. At all times, it
gives forth a baleful moaning sound, as if in
pain. Despite the noise, the Moaning Diamond is
not evil. The wielder of the stone can, three times
per day, call upon it to reshape earth and stone as
if by the spell stone shape, affecting 5,000 cubic
feet of material. The Moaning Diamond can
summon an elder earth elemental with maximum
hit points that serves the caster until it is slain.
Only one such elemental can be summoned at a
time; if it is slain, a new creature cannot be
summoned for 24 hours.
The Orbs of Dragonkind
Each of these fabled orbs contains the essence
and personality of an ancient dragon of a
different variety (one for each of the major ten
different chromatic and metallic dragons). The
bearer of an Orb can dominate dragons of its
particular variety within 500 feet (as dominate
monster), the dragon being forced to make a DC
25 Will save to resist. (Spell resistance is not
useful against this effect.) Each Orb of
Dragonkind bestows upon the wielder the AC
and saving throw bonuses of the dragon within.
These values replace whatever values the
character would otherwise have, whether they
are better or worse. These values cannot be
modified by any means short of ridding the
character of the Orb. A character possessing an
Orb of Dragonkind is immune to the breath
weapon-but only the breath weapon-of the
dragon variety keyed to the Orb. Finally, a
character possessing an Orb can herself use the
breath weapon of the dragon in the Orb three
times per day.
All Orbs of Dragonkind can be used to
communicate verbally and visually with the
possessors of the other Orbs. The owner of an
Orb knows whether there are dragons within 10
miles at all times. For dragons of the Orb's
particular variety, the range is 100 miles. If
within 1 mile of a dragon of the Orb's variety,
the wielder can determine the exact location and
age of the creature. The bearer of one of these
Orbs earns the enmity forever of all dragonkind
for profiting by the enslavement of one of their
kin, even if she later loses the item.
Each Orb also has an individual power that can
be invoked once per round at 10th caster level.
 Black Dragon Orb: Fly (Will DC 17
negates).
 Blue Dragon Orb: Haste (Fortitude DC
17 negates).
 Brass Dragon Orb: Teleport (Will DC
19 negates).
 Bronze Dragon Orb: Scrying (Will DC
18 negates).
 Copper Dragon Orb: Suggestion (Will
DC 17 negates).
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 Gold Dragon Orb: The owner of the
gold Orb can call upon any power
possessed by one of the other Orbs-
including the dominate and breath
weapon abilities but not AC, save
bonuses, or breath weapon immunity-
but can only use each individual ppwer
once per day. She can use dominate on
any other possessor of an Orb within 1
mile (Will DC 23 negates).
 Green Dragon Orb: Spectral hand.
 Red Dragon Orb: Wall of fire.
 Silver Dragon Orb: Cure critical
wounds (Will DC 18 half).
 White Dragon Orb: Protection from
energy (cold) (Fortitude DC 17
negates).
The Shadowstaff
This artifact was crafted centuries ago, weaving
together the wispy strands of shadow itself into a
twisted black staff. The Shadowstaff makes the
wielder slightly shadowy and incorporeal,
granting him a +4 bonus to AC and Reflex saves
(which stacks with any other bonuses). However,
in bright light (such as that of the sun, but not a
torch) or in absolute darkness, the wielder takes
a -2 penalty on all attack rolls, saves, and checks.
The Shadowstaff also has these powers.
 Summon Shadows: Three times per day
the staff may summon 2d4 shadows.
Immune to turning, they serve the
wielder as if called by a summon
monster V spell cast at 20th level.
 Summon Nightshade: Once per month,
the staff can summon a nightcrawler
nightshade that serves the wielder as if
called by a summon monster IX spell
cast at 20th level.
 Shadow Form: Three times per day the
wielder can become a living shadow,
with all the movement powers granted
by the gaseous form spell.
 Shadow Bolt: Three times per day the
staff can project a ray attack that deals
10d6 points of cold damage to a single
target. The shadow bolt" has a range of
100 feet.
The Ring of the Old Religion
A finely crafted silver ring, bearing a sigil of the
heathen, old religion.
When worn by a magician, it increases the power
(e.g. range, damage, duration etc) of any spell
they cast by 50 percent. It is like the "Extension"
class of spells, but affects all cast spells,
regardless of the wearer's level.
However, every use of the ring in this manner
necessitates a Saving Throw versus Sanity loss.
This is in addition to any saves required if the
ring is being used to cast Black Magic.
Staff of the Eladrin
In the hands of a non-magic-using person, the
Staff of the Eladrin is simply an ornate six or
seven foot walking-staff, engraved with ancient
text (which translates as "to hold life and death
in your hands") topped by a blue crystal of
indeterminate value.
However, in the hands of someone gifted with
magical ability, the staff becomes a deadly
weapon, capable of generating a powerful energy
bolt with a range equal to (20ft x the level of the
wielder).
Against a normal mortal, or a non-magical
creature, the energy causes 3d6 (+ any INT
bonus the wielder may have) of damage.
The impact is such that a normal man will also
be thrown backwards a number of feet equal to
the damage (halved for a stocky person, but
doubled for a slight person or child), and
knocked prone.
Against a magical creature - or a being not
originally from the prime material plane (which,
ironically includes the Eladrin), the damage
automatically doubled.
In the hands of a human wizard, the staff draws
its power from the mage's own energy and thus
each use drains one of the wizard's unused spells
for the day - starting with his remaining first
level spells (roll at random to determine exact
spell lost, if there is more than one remaining)
and gradually draining more powerful spells if
the staff is used repeatedly in a single day.
The One Ring
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The One Ring will have the following effects
regardless of the race of the person carrying it.
Liab1lities:
To let the One Ring go out of his possession the
bearer must save as described for the Lesser
Rings - but if he does give it up he must continue
to save daily for one year (game time) or attempt
to regain it.
As long as the ring is carried the bearer's
alignment will be moving toward Lawful Evil.
Each alignment step requires a number of
months equal to 1/3 of his wisdom.
When the ring has been carried for a number of
months equal to the bearer's constitution, he will
have become a gollum whose sole purpose in life
is to keep the ring for himself - see below for
stats for gollum. Rate of transformation is DM
option.
Powers:
The bearer of the ring will know automatically
who holds which ring and what their thoughts
and intentions are, and once each week he can
attempt to gain control of each of them (save on
wisdom minus number of weeks victim has
carried the ring). If the Save is failed, the bearer
of the Lesser Ring must follow all his
commands until the One Ring' a bearer gives up
the One Ring or becomes a gollum.
This ring confers the following powers:
(1) Invisibility: the bearer may attack in this
state, any weapon used is also invisible (+8 to
attack and defense).
(2) He may use the power of any of the Lesser
rings for l hour per day (only one power at a
time) .
(3) The bearer has complete control over all
goblins, trolls and nazguls created by the powers
of the Lesser rings. Should he summon them,
1d100 goblins, ld20 trolls, and ldl0-1 nazgul will
appear within 10-60 turns. They will address the
ring bearer as 'Dark Lord'. They remain till the
bearer dismisses them or till he changes to a
gollum. If dismissed, they are free until called
again (ie. they can continue as player characters
between summonings).
(4) If threatened with damage the ring will
teleport to somewhere else on the bearer's
person.
The Ring' s teleport power can only be nullified
if it is exposed to heat radiating from the lava
pita in the heart of Mount Doom - and even then
it has 50% or DM option to plane shift away
from destruction therein.
Rings for Men
Possession of one of these rings will turn the
bearer into a nazgul (see above). He can no
longer use any of the powers of the ring. He is
now compelled to slip the ring to some other
human - so as to propagate nazguls. (He must do
this regardless of whether anyone holds the One
Ring or what the holder of t he One Ring might
say)
(l) The Mage's Ring (DS) This ring give’s any
human mage unlimited spell points (he may cast
his spells without limit). In addition any non-
mage who carries the ring gains he powers of a
5th level mage.
(2) The Cleric's Ring (DS) Gives any human
cleric unlimited mana (see above) any non-cleric
gains powers of a 5th level cleric.
(3) The Fighter's Ring (DS) this ring negates
the need for food, sleep, air or water. The bearer
will never be surprised and gains 60' infravision
& ultravision. Additionally, if a non-fighter
carries the ring, he will gain the abilities of a 5th
level fighter.
(4) The Thief's Ring (DS) This ring adds 25%
to all thieving abilities. Also, there is a 50%
chance that the bearer will be believed whatever
story he tells. Should a non-thief carry this ring,
he will gain the abilities of a 5th level thief.
(5) Ihe Zombie Master's Ring (DS) Bearer of
this ring will never be attacked by and he has
50% to control any undead creature in line of
sight, He can also summon and control 1-6
zombies per round (maximum 1000 in any one
24 hour period). Zombies will continue to arrive
each round until he commands the ring to stop,
rising up through the ground (even if stone etc).
(6) The Trader's Ring (DS) The person
carrying this ring will pay a maximum of 50% of
the base price for anything purchased.
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Conversely, he will receive a minimum of 150%
of the base price for anything he sells.
(7) The Plague- Searer's Ring (DS) Anyone
carrying this ring is 100% immune to all types of
disease or plague. In addition, if he chooses he
may cause ld6 diseases in any one person per
day (victim saves on constitution at -10).
(8) The Alchemist's Ring (DS) The bearer has a
75% chance to create any type of potion
(assuming ingredients available). Should the
bearer be an alchemist, the chance rises to 95%
and he may substitute 1d3 common ingredients
for the same number of rare or expensive ones.
(9) The Ruler's Ring (DS) the bearer will,
within one game year, come to rule an area of
land of at least 10,000 square miles. His
charisma is immediately raised to 18 and he will
within 6 months gain as henchmen 2 1st-8th
level mages, ld4 1st-4th level clerics and 4+ld4
1st-10th level fighters (total will not exceed ten).
Rings for Dwarfs
Possession of one or more of these rings will,
eventually, turn the bearer into a troll under the
command of the 'One Ring'. After this occurs,
the ring will be given to another dwarf in hopes
that he too will become a troll.
(l) The Ring of The Midas Touch (DS) The
bearer can turn up to 100 lbs (1000 GP) of any
material into solid gold each day.
(2) The Jeweler's Ring (DS) The bearer may
change ld20 common stones into 10-1000 GP
worth of jewels each day.
(3) The Seeker's Ring--(DS) This ring allows
the distance and direction of any large (1000
GP+) amount of wealth to be known (may be
anything from a rich vein of ore to a dragon' s
treasure) ~ The treasure must be within or in
contact with the earth and the ring also in
contact. (Of course, this could be a local bank or
treasure vault)
(4) The Armorer’s Ring (DS) Each day the
bearer is able to produce one or more weapons or
piece of armour with up to five pluses (ie five +l
weapons or one + 5 weapon etc).
5) The Stone Master's Ring Of Lore (DS) The
bearer may use any and all spells dealing with
stone (at no cost in spell points, etc).
Additionally, he can use his hands to shape 1
cubic foot of stone per minute to any shape
desired . Thus he might create an entire castle
and furnishings, given time.
(6) The Ring of the Earth (DS) The bearer is
able to summon and command ld3 16HD earth
elementals. This may be done ld6 times per day.
When in contact with the earth he may question
it concerning the location of any item in contact
with the earth or any significant event taking
place in contact with or within the earth.
(7) The Ring of Reassurance (DS) This gives
the bearer powers to protect his goods against
being stolen.
The user may place one pemanent wall of force.
This must be around land that he owns
(maximum 1000' long - can surround
approximately 10 acres). Only he can dispell it -
he alone can also walk through it without
dispelling it. (Should the ring change owners, the
previous wall will be dissolved).
If any item is stolen, the ring will cry "'Ware
thief , 'Ware Thief" and will state the item stolen
and the name of the person stealing it. On
command, it will teleport the stolen item to the
bearer's presence along with the thief or person
possessing the stolen item,
Rings for Elves
Originally the elves had more than three Lesser
Rings. However, all but three fell into the bands
of Sauron and have vanished from the
Multiverse. The three remaining rings are the
most powerful which the elves possessed and are
felt by many to be the most powerful of all the
19 Lesser Rings.
These 3 elven rings are the only remaining rings
which have an extra power when combined.
While carrying all three at once, an elf can
neither age nor die of old age. However, he can
still die of violence, disease etc - and be will still
be transformed into an goblin - who can die of
anything!
(1) The Ring of Fire (DS) the bearer is able to
Summon and control ld3 16HD Fire Elementals
ld6 times per day. Also, at will the bearer can
listen to any conversation taking place within 20'
(line of sight) of any type of flame.
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(2) The Ring Of Air (DS) The bearer ia able to
summon and control ld3 16HD Air Elementals
ld6 times per day. Whenever he is in contact
with the air he may question the air about any
object in contact with air (including objects in
caves if air is around them). Also he may
question the air about events taking place above
the ground (eg, a battle between flying, creatures
- the air could tell him only locations of objects
or creatures supported by the earth or other solid
objects not their actions).
(3) The Ring Of Water (DS) The bearer is able
to summon and control ld3 16 HD Water
Elementals ld6 times per day. When in contact
with water he may question it about the location
of any object in water or any significant event on
or in the water.
Dragon's Teeth
Found in sets of 5-10 (1d6+4), these coin sized
teeth radiate moderate alteration magic. If
planted in the ground, a second level fighter
(equipped with Splint Mail + Shield (AC 3),
Longsword, Spear, and 2 Javelins) will sprout
from each seed, and loyally fight at the command
of the user. The fighters will last for 1 turn or
until killed before vanishing.
Deck of Many Things
This artifact is the ultimate two-edged sword,
conferring effects both beneficial and baneful.
It consists of a deck of 22 finely-carved ivory
plaques in an intricately-carved box of polished
ebony. There have also been reports of versions
of the deck consisting of fine vellum cards
in a leather bag. The individual carvings on the
plaques or cards are composed mainly of an
archetypal character derived from ancient human
lore and a variety of runes of power. The owner
of the deck draws as many plaques as he or she
wishes from the deck and whatever effect is
bestowed takes place instantly, whether for weal
or woe.
The following conditions apply to using this
artifact. First, the owner must declare beforehand
exactly how many cards he or she wishes to
draw from the deck before he or she begins;
otherwise, he or she will be unable to draw from
the deck.
Once the number of cards is declared they must
be drawn from the deck within an hour of each
other. If the character does not draw the declared
number of cards from the deck, either willingly
or unwillingly, at the end of one hour the
specified number of cards will flip out of the
deck automatically at the rate of one per turn.
Each time a card is drawn it is returned to the
deck before drawing again, making it possible to
draw the same card multiple times.
The table on the following page is a listing of the
various plaques and their effects, following the
table is more complete description. Included is a
corresponding card, both Tarot and common
playing card, so the GM can have the player
actually draw from
a deck. Dice may also be used to generate a
random result.
• Balance: The character must immediately
change to a radically different alignment. Failure
to act in accordance with this new outlook on life
will result in the player losing a level.
• Comet: To gain the xp and level raise benefit,
the character must defeat the next monster or
monsters encountered with no aid or assistance
of any kind. If successful, the character gains
enough xp to gain the next level of
advancement.
• Donjon: The character is imprisoned, either by
some powerful being or as the ninth level magic
user spell. The character appears in a cell or
holding area with absolutely nothing except his
or her skin. All additional card draws are forfeit
if this card is drawn.
• Euryale: The -1 penalty is immediate and
permanent, save by the intervention of a deity or
by The Fates card in this same deck.
• Fates: The skein of reality, the actual fabric of
space-time will be rewoven by the Fates on
behalf of the player drawing this plaque. This
card will prevent something from happening
or undo a past event but the Fates cannot cause
an event to happen. Note well this alteration of
fate only applies to the player actually drawing
the card. The remainder of his or her party may
or may not reap the benefit with him or her.
• Flames: The flames of wrath are kindled
between the player and an outsider. The slight
may be real or imagined on the part of the
outsider but the enmity will burn brightly
until either the player or the outsider is slain.
Determine the exact nature of the foe randomly;
roll 1d20 for number of days until it attacks or
otherwise begins to vex the player.
• Fool: Both the redraw and the xp penalty are
immediate and mandatory. Discard this plaque
before redrawing.
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• Gem: The jewellery is exquisitely made and set
with dazzling gems; each piece is worth 2,000
gp. The gems are flawless and worth 1,000 gp
apiece.
• Idiot: Roll 1d4+1 to generate the total number
of points deducted from intelligence ability,
imposed on the spot. The redraw is optional, but
once the player declares a decision out loud it
cannot be changed.
• Jester: The redraw is optional, but once the
player declares a decision out loud it cannot be
changed. This card is discarded before any
redraws take place.
• Key: A powerful magic weapon of a type the
player can use materializes in his or her hand.
• Knight: The fighter is equipped with non-
magical armour, equipment and weapons and is
of the same sex and race as the character. This
henchman appears from nowhere and offers his
or her sword to the character, serving loyally
until death.
• Moon: The wishes expire in a number of
minutes equal to the number of wishes. Any
wishes remaining unused at the end of this time
period will be lost forever.
• Rogue: The traitor is preferably an NPC in the
player’s employ, and will forever after be
completely hostile to him or her. If the player has
no cohorts in his employ, the enmity of an NPC
at player’s home base area, a powerful political
or religious figure, can be substituted. The
traitorous former friend will do all in his or her
power to ruin the player financially, socially, and
politically.
• Ruin: As stated, all nonmagical items possessed
(not just carried) by the player immediately and
irrevocably vanish.
• Skull: An unturnable dread wraith appears and
attacks the character. The wraith warns any
companions not to interfere, the only time it will
speak, and anyone helping the victim will find
themselves facing their own dread wraith
in a fight to the death. If the player is slain he
cannot be revived, even by means of a wish or
miracle. Stats for the dread wraith are included
on the next page (and not in the monster section
—because this is the only situation in
which such a beast can appear.)
Dread Wraith
Frequency: Very rare
No. Encountered: 2d6
Size: Large
Move: 120 ft, 240 ft flying
Armour Class: 1
Hit Dice: 16
Attacks: 1
Damage: 2d6
Special Attacks: Level drain
Special Defences: Only hit by silver or magic
weapons; immune to certain spells
Magic Resistance: Standard
Lair Probability: 25%
Intelligence: Very
Alignment: Lawful evil
Level/XP: 9/ 5,900 +23/hp
Dread wraiths are insubstantial undead creatures
that exist partially in the negative material plane,
giving them the power to drain one level of
experience when they score a hit upon an
opponent. In sunlight, the dread wraith cannot
drain levels. Wraiths are shadowy, man-like
shapes, dark and indistinct. Silver weapons
inflict only half damage upon a dread wraith;
Treasure: (in lair only) 5% chance of
1d10x1,000cp; 25% chance of 1d12x1,000sp;
25% chance of 1d6x1,000ep; 25% chance of
1d8x1,000gp; 15% chance of 1d12 gems; 10%
chance of 1d8 items of jewellery; 25% chance of
3 magic items plus 1 scroll
• Star: The player may choose the ability
increased by this card but the points may not be
divided between two abilities.
• Sun: Roll on the magic items table until an item
usable by the player is generated.
• Talons: Immediately upon drawing this plaque,
all magical items owned by the character (not
just those carried) disappear. They cannot be
recovered by any means.
• Throne: The character becomes a charismatic
and powerful leader of the people. The castle
will appear in any open area of the player’s
choosing but the decision must be made within
an hour of drawing the card.
• Vizier: The player acquires the ability to query
a deity and receive a truthful answer once, within
one year of drawing the card. The information
received will be useful for solving the player’s
dilemma in question but the player may not
always be able to act upon what he or she learns.
• The Void: When this completely black card is
drawn, an intangible something visibly passes
from the player’s face into the card. The
character’s comatose body will continue
to function at a minimal level but the psyche will
be trapped in a prison in another plane or other
impossibly remote location. The player cannot be
restored with a wish, though this spell will reveal
the plane of entrapment. A player drawing this
card forfeits all further draws.
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Orb of Planar Melding: This orb allows the
user to overlap planes of existence through a
complex ritual. Whether razing cities by
combining it with the plane of fire, or using it to
open up the world to an army of demons and
undead, the scale provides dangerous power.
Destroyed by: utilizing the orb to combine
opposites such as the Positive and Negative
Energy planes, or Feywild and Shadow Planes
together, the artifact will implode taking a radius
of 200 ft with it.
Ark of Famine: At first glance, this wooden box
appears much like a child's coffin - a long
wooden box, completely unadorned, full of sand
and designed to be carried by two pallbearers
using handles over the shoulders. However, the
Ark houses the collective spirits of those killed
by hunger and crop blights long ago. Drawing on
these spirits, the Ark consumes any and all crop
or plant matter in a maddened hunt for
nourishment.
Destroyed by: Wherever it goes, any plant
matter or food within 300 feet is destroyed and
cannot be recovered. Prying the Ark open and
filling it with water will destroy it.
Heart of Magic: The still beating heart of one of
the most powerful sorcerers who ever lived. The
magic in their blood still powers the heart. The
heart can be used as a spellcasting focus, and
when used as such, all spells made with the heart
count as two levels above the level of the
spellslot used. Flaw- the heart is still unstable,
and all physical damage done directly to the
heart causes the heart to violently react. When
this happens, the heart gives off a violent blast of
magical energy, dealing radiant damage
equivalent to the original attack in a 20ft radius
sphere. If attacked by necrotic damage this
ability does not trigger, and the heart takes
double damage.
Destroyed by: The heart has 100 HP total. If the
heart reaches 0 due to physical damage, it
violently collapses, dealing 10d10 radiant
damage in a 300ft sphere. If the heart reaches 0
due to necrotic damage, the heart slowly begins
to shrivel up, until it is about the size of a grape,
at which point it collapses into dust.
Eldritch Rod: Created by an unknowable
primordial deity, it appears to be composed of
dark oak into the shape of a long tendril. While
the wielder may use it to have an additional 10
spell slots, any spell cast through it will have a
wild effect to it of an evil nature. The woes of
the user do not end there however, the rod with
also wrap around the wrist of the caster
permanently until a way to remove it is found.
The longer one is attached, the more evil and
chaotic in nature they will become, slowly
connecting their mind to that of the
incomprehensible deity that created the rod. This
link could have it omniscient benefits however if
the user seeks to please their new god.
Destroyed by: The cursed wielder must cut off
the arm that is binded, burning it along with the
cursed artifact. If it is simply burned without
sacrifice the character will have angered the
deity, if it is not purified in flame the mental link
will remain.
Gravestone of Decay: By chiseling a name of a
person, place, or concept into the stone, it will
begin to wither away across the material plane
and die. A person will take minutes, whereas a
city could take months or years, and entire
concepts (freedom, justice, etc.) could take
centuries.
Destroyed by: The only way to destroy it is for
someone to selflessly carve their own name into
the stone.
The Key: It looks and feels very much like a
normal key, but emits an intense magical aura.
The key can open any door in existence. It can
even be used, to create and open a door out of
thin air that leads to where it's user desires. It's
more than a mere teleport. It can be used to enter
a parallel room in which the user is able to see
the world without anyone seeing him. He can't
collide or interact with anything in the "real"
world though. Even traveling between universes
and realities is possible. The magical power can
also be used to cast spells.
Destroyed by: Since once you've unlocked a
normal door, it stays unlocked, the doors that the
Key opens stay open until you have left back
through the door you have created. Thus, the
only way to destroy the Key would be to open
the room where you are unable to interact with
anything, and then leave the key in that room,
and then close the door. This would render the
key stuck in a place which no longer exists.
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Bonus points for going into multiple layers of
that room and leaving it deeper.
The Rift Sigil: A sigil of an arcane rune, which,
when placed on a surface creates a hole which
expands 1d10 feet in all directions each week.
The hole is an extradimensional rift which
consumes objects and creatures that it
encounters: the passage is one way, and creatures
and objects that pass through it are destroyed. A
creature may willingly enter the hole: a creature
that does so survives the trip, as their willpower
keeps them from being consumed by the void on
the other side. They take 1d10 psychic damage
per minute while here.
Destroyed by: A runestone exists inside this
realm: it is sentient, and has the following
statistics. Rift Sigil Rune: AC 18, HP 100, SPD 0
S:10 D:10 C:18 I:22 W:22 C:22 Damage
Immunities: Bludgeoning, Slashing, and Piercing
damage made by nonmagical weapons, and
psychic damage. Actions: At will: Confusion,
Slow, Eldritch Blast (3 Blasts) Intelligence is the
spellcasting ability for these spells.
Heart of Gold: An artifact that if the user
holding it kills an unwilling good oriented user,
all evil oriented characters in the nearby vicinity
have a one in (number) chance of becoming
increasingly good natured depending on how
much good of a person the sacrifice was (up to
DM's discretion). However, this also works the
other way around. Introduction: The protagonist
could be either extreme good or extreme evil
character killing like-oriented individuals. The
PCs then find out about the heart.
Destroyed by: The heart loses HP for each
willing participant (depending on how much of a
good or bad person they were). The heart
originally starts with 1HP but increases with
every unwilling participant of the ritual by 1
point.
The Orb of Omniscience: Like a crystal ball
with telepathy but anybody can use it any
number of times per day. Best not to be
destroyed, best if the party takes it for their own
use.
Destroyed by: Can be melted in lava.
Sarcophagus of Rejuvenation: This ancient
sarcophagus has incredible regenerative
properties. Spending a short rest inside it restores
all hitpoints and cures minor diseases. Spending
a 8h inside of it can bring a man back from the
brink of death, regenerate limbs and halt aging.
Spending time inside of it without any injuries
starts to drain a person's humanity and they move
closer to chaotic evil alignment.
Destroyed by: The sarcophagus power can be
disabled by placing a wonderus item of
legendary power that's intent is to cause harm.
After that the sarcophagus is able to be destroyed
by a magical weapon.
Metallurgist's Bible: This ancient book conveys
upon it's user the ability to make masterworks of
war. Any weapon crafted with this artifact's
knowledge does double the amount of damage
dice (1d6 shortsword --> 2d6). To retain this
feature, the weapon must be soaked in the blood
of an ancient red dragon once a year.
Destroyed by: For every point of damage it
takes, it immediately heals the same amount, and
conjures a spectral weapon that seeks out it's
attacker and does the same amount of damage
back. The only way to destroy it is to burn it in
the fires of the forge where it's first weapon was
created.
Clockwork Heart: While in the process of
creating the Modrons, Primus created a
clockwork heart. Since this heart wasn't useful to
making the Modrons he set it aside and forgot
about it. In order to attune to this artifact you
must hold it pressed to your heart during a short
rest. The artifact slowly enters your chest and
fuses with your heart. Unattuning kills the person
because the artifact can't be unfused from their
heart. While attuned to this artifact you have
advantage on death saving throws. Also you can
open up a portal that leads to the plane of
Mechanus or back to the material plane from
Mechanus once per day. Modrons recognize
Primus' creation and will avoid fights with the
person attuned the clockwork heart unless they
are attacked. Once a creature has attuned to the
Clockwork Heart, they begin to gradually lose
the ability to feel emotion and instead become
more logical. The process is slow, but speeds up
significantly whenever an aspect of the heart is
used (such as opening a portal to Mechanus or
making a death saving throw only because of the
advantage provided by the artifact). At the end of
the process, the creature will be completely
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unable to experience any emotion and will
become a logic-centered being.
Destroyed by: The heart most be brought to a
plane of chaos, tainting it. Once the heart is
tainted, it can be destroyed as a normal object.
The Ring of Infinite Wisdom: While wearing
this ring you can tap into some of it’s infinite
wisdom by sucking your thumb. While you are
tapping into the ring’s wisdom in this way your
current wisdom score increases by 10 up to 30
temporarily, and you even receive premonitions
of the future.
Destroyed by: The ring can only be destroyed in
a 10 minute bath in the tub of the demon prince
of foolishness.
The Brain Staff: A long wooden staff with a
pink orb on one end. It can efortlessly control the
minds of any monster it's user desires, and is able
to control an infinite number of creatures at once.
The user can give it simple instructions that the
beast will follow until the day it dies, and keep
commanding it.
Destroyed by: The Staff is also able to control
the minds of creatures emotionally bound to
people, like pets and familiars. However, the
person who the creature was bound with can
attempt to break the spell by making the monster
recognize him/her (which would take some time
and Wisdom checks). When that happens, both
the staff and it's user are overpowered and
explode in a 300 feet radius.
The Infinite Locket: This mysterious pendant,
when viewed, takes the viewer to a realm of their
own memories, where they relive their favorite
memories. The pendant slowly drains them of
their life until nothing remains.
Destroyed by: Must be opened and viewed to
work. Because it can't move, it's very easy to
become lost. If somebody closes the pendant, the
spell is broken, but the victim is left with a
feeling of longing.
The Mark of Ancestry: This wrapping bonds to
the user, allowing them commune with all those
who have bore the mark before. They lend the
user their wisdom and muscle memory, allowing
the user to perform feats beyond that of their
skill.
Destroyed by: The mark technically steals a
portion of the user's soul when used.
Additionally, if the mark becomes unbonded
from a user, that user can never bond with the
mark again, as their soul has already been
collected.
The Machiavellian Mirror: The Machiavellian
Mirror allows viewers to cast spells through it or
freely scry on any location or being the viewers
are knowledgeable of. The mirror itself can also
cast various mind control spells on targets visible
in the mirror at the user's behest (DM's discretion
on which and the number of uses per day). The
insidiousness is multiplied because the mirror's
control is such that targets may not realize that
they were influenced by a spell, especially if they
were only instructed to do reasonable things. The
mirror can even be used to disadvantage the
charisma and wisdom saving throws of targets
visible in it if needed. Other Suggestions: The
Machiavellian Mirror's owner should be
intelligent and paranoid, someone who takes all
sorts of mundane and magical precautions to
prevent the mirror from being visible and even
having a reflection, especially when not in use.
The owner should also take precautions to make
sure they are knowledgeable of even potential
threats, and that they are visible and findable at
all times (e.g. command a ring of spies).
Destroyed by: If the Machiavellian Mirror can
"see" its own reflection clearly, (e.g. another
mirror or smooth surface polished finely is
brought into close range in appropriate lighting
conditions), the mirror spontaneously smashes
itself into smithereens and becomes useless.
Viewing another mirror through the
Machiavellian Mirror does not count.
Seed of Iron: As the first seed of the first iron-
wood tree, the small seed holds the power of a
strong nature deity. Whenever the seed is
allowed to touch dirt, the seed immediately
burrows into the earth. In a 2000ft radius, a
forest of iron wood trees will begin to grow.
They require no water and will dig through
anything in their way. When the forest is done
growing, a small tree made entirely of iron will
appear in the center of the forest. In a year it will
produce another seed of iron. The forest is
neither good nor evil but flows with wild magic
and may become home of fey creatures if given
time.
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Destroyed by: If delt 75 points of damage the
seed will be destroyed. When the forest is in the
possess of growing the seed will stay 30 feet
below where it was planted, surrounded by a
hostile plant creature made of ironwood. If killed
, the seed with die and the forest will die with it.
The Dionysus Rod: The wielder of this item can
loosen the inhibitions of anybody the wielder
sees fit. Promiscuity, risk, eccentricity, and
general impulsiveness. The more the rod is used,
the more the wielder slips into madness,
eventually being unable to control the rod's
power
Destroyed by: It can only be broken by those
who have broken free from the rod's will. Once
you restrain yourself from the rod's call to
impulse, snapping the rod in two is as simple as
finding the holder.
Chalice of Plenty: A solid gold wine chalice
encrusted with a diamond and ruby rim. The one
who possesses this item will find themselves
increasingly successful in matters of finance and
trade. The chalice influences its owner to
become increasingly gluttonous in all aspects, to
the point of eventual demise.
Destroyed by: The curse can be lifted if its
owner uses the wealth gained strictly for
benevolent purposes, which reverses the effect.
To fully destroy the item, the wielder must adopt
an ascetic lifestyle and resist temptation until
their death, upon which the chalice will melt
down into liquid gold and evaporate.
The Crown of Hosts: A silver crown with six
vertical ornate peaks that reach straight up one
foot, each inset with a translucent green sphere.
Each sphere houses the trapped spirit of a
spellcaster that slightly glows within. The wearer
of the crown must be a spellcaster and can
command the spirits to cast whatever spells they
knew in life. This can be potentially devastating,
allowing 6 actions, plus the spellcaster's, per
turn. The wearer knows the power level of each
of the spirits, but does not know the exact
number of spells they had memorized when they
died. The trapped spirits regenerate spells at the
usual rate afterwards.
Destroyed by: If any of the trapped spellcasters
uses its last spell, it is immediately freed. The
soul of the wearer of the crown is sucked into the
vacant gem and becomes its new slave.
The Cornucopia of Plentiful Harvest: A small
wooden cornucopia, which, at the dawn of each
day, fills itself magically with whatever food the
possessor desires. Any food summoned this way
to the cornucopia is taken from somewhere else
in the world, and is magically enhanced, giving a
+4 bonus to a stat based on the food. (Dm's
choice on what food will give what stat)
Destroyed by: Placing food into the Cornucopia
removes its magic.
The Most Humorous Jest in the Plane: A
small scrap of non-magical paper, which has a
Jest written upon it. When it is read by a user, it
causes them to be consumed by unstoppable
laughter which continues until their death. Upon
viewing a single word of the Jest, the user must
succeed at a DC 15 will save or read the entire
Jest. The user reads the Jest in their native
language.
Destroyed by: The Jest is easily torn, if the user
can pass a DC 20 will save (read the Jest on
Failure). The Jest only loses the ability to cause
mayhem if torn into multiple pieces which
cannot be reassembled (E.g. tearing the Jest into
10 pieces, and then burying them at various
locations).
Eroded River Rock: This mundane looking flat
rock has been washed smooth by eons of swift
rapids flowing over it. It still drips as if recently
removed from the river that created it. It has
been imbued with the power and fury of the
river. When water is dropped onto it, the rock
accelerates the water into a powerful stream
which has the power to erode any non-magical
surface. Combined with the Create Water spell,
the effects can be devastating. Locks cut through
in seconds, buildings eroded to the foundation in
minutes, landscapes sculpted in hours, mountain
passes cut in days. Used offensively, the jets of
water can do serious damage to anyone foolish
enough to get in the way.
Destroyed by: If Destroy Water is cast upon it
while it is not carried, the stone will erode into a
fine sand. Alternatively, placing the stone back
into the river where it was created will cause the
stone to erode.
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Devil's Crown: Summons and enslaves fiends.
Radiant damage is doubled against the wearer.
Destroyed by: Exorcism.
Maab's Scepter: Summons and enslaves Fey.
Cold Steel deals double damage against wearer.
Destroyed by: Iron Cage, Iron Axe.
Ice Queen's Coronet: A slow creeping madness
envelopes the wearer. Ice powers and penguin
henchmen named "Gunther" come with it.
Destroyed by: Volcano, Fire Elemental Temple
(bonus points if you keep a shard to destroy no.4
with it.)
Fire King's Daughter: A bottle stores a female
fire djinn princess. Control of fire and
summoning fire elementals.
Destroyed by: Sink, Glacier, Water Elemental
Temple.
Wood from the Handle of Death's Scythe:
Renders the owner safe from Death. No matter
how much damage they take, they will safely
return to normal in 24 hours, with 1 HP. The
piece of wood, when held, gives the user a sense
of cautious invulnerability (re: doesn't make 'em
go crazy with "I'm INVINCIBLLLLEEEE!"). It's
a small, pebble-like smooth dark brown hunk of
wood, as it has been through countless owners
throughout the beginning of time; if examined
closely, flecks of what could be described as
"black glass slivers" seem to pulse through the
wood.
Destroyed by: the more "resurrections", the less
memories the user has (a set number between
player and DM, which can go up any number
between play sessions, but cannot go up if the
Wood was used during a play session). When the
user cannot remember who they are, they are
turned into an unsaveable, unresurrectable
zombie, that can only be killed by normal means
(re: immune to magics).
Time's Hourglass: This item bonds to the first
person to touch it. Once that person dies, the
item becomes able to bond again. The user may
activate the hourglass, and a small portion of
sand will run out, allowing them to perceive time
in reverse, and thus, changing the future.
Destroyed by: There is a finite amount of sand
in the hourglass. With each use, more sand runs
out, and when the last grain falls, the user ceases
to be.
The Statue of Ananamura: This 3 foot pure-
silver statue of a dragon shines with radiance in
the day time and any aristocrat would love to
have it. But this is not so at night. One the first
night the statue is in a new residence of someone
who willing accepted it, the dragon might have
appeared to have moved slightly, taking on a
permanent pose in the morning. The next few,
the own will hear whispers and see things
moving in the shadows (must make a fear
resistance check nightly, dc 11). After 10 days,
the dragon fully comes to life at night and tries to
consume any living being in the home. Killing
this dragon will work but the statue will reappear
unharmed at sunrise, and the dragon will
wrathfully sneak out the one who killed it the
next night.
Destroyed by: If the dragon is awake, you must
give the statue away to someone else. If it not
awake, you must bury it in an area affected by
the Hallow spell. Digging the statue up will
cause the process to start again.
The Fragile Urn: An ornate urn filled with ash,
the user may call upon a deceased ancestor and
ask a singular question. For each question asked,
a crack grows onto the urn. This process repeats
as cracks continue to appear in the Urn.
Destroyed by: The integrity of the Urn will
eventually be compromised from all the cracks
and will break, rendering it permanently
destroyed. No one knows how many cracks the
urn can withstand before breaking.
Footwear of Eclectic Gaits: A normal pair of
footwear, or so it seems. The wearer must
attempt a dexterity roll anytime they wish to
walk (difficulty 6, and increases by 1 each day,
to a maximum of 15). If the roll is not attempted,
or is unsuccessful, the wearer is cursed to a walk
in a very strange manner (add difficulty to
social/dexterity rolls at the DM's discretion.
Destroyed by: The only way to destroy this
artifact is to fully submerge the wearer in water.
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Bracelet of Mesnoarh: Seven large ovals of
onyx set in forged gold adorn the ring of
Mesnoarh's bracelet. The bracelet shrinks tight
around the arm of user, siphoning life energy to
maintain the heavy cost of a demon trapped in
each stone– their names scribed in the gold.
Destroyed by: To remove the bracelet, the arm
must be severed.
The Hugfeld Globe: Mysteries surround this
articulate map of the world, as fraud and
misinformation frame almost every border of its
model. What is known for sure, to much disdain
far and wide, is that every line drawn upon it
erects a wall.
Destroyed by: Luckily, the accompanying
Hugfeld Pen has been missing for quite a while.
Unlucky Rabbit's Foot: This dessicated
lagomorph appendage is highly saught by hags.
Sliced clean from a forest spirit with a necrotic
blade, the foot leaves blight in its steps with
every hop.
Destroyed by: The foot can only be stopped by
returning it to the spirit.
The Book of Togrutl: A book written in a
completely alien language that few beings in
reality can read. A creature can decipher the
language of the book if he/she spends 8 hours a
day studying the book for one year and passes a
dc25 intelligence check. If a creature who has
successfully deciphered the language reads the
book he/she unlocks the power to travel between
planes of existence with a thought.
Destroyed by: The Book of Togrutl can only be
destroyed be a specific magical furnace in an
ancient library.
The Portal Wand: a wand with the ability to
shoot little energy balls that create two-way
portals, into anywhere the user wants.
Destroyed by: Can be destroyed by making a
ball cross a portal, overwhelming space-time,
and teleporting anything in a 30ft radius around
the wand into an unreachable pocket dimension.
The Teleorb: a massive purple orb. Can be
attuned to by performing an odd psionic ritual,
and the person attuned to it can use telekinetic
powers to control any willing creature or
innanimate object with less than a tonne of mass.
Destroyed by: Can be destroyed by making the
user try to use the telekinesis on the orb itself,
making both the orb and the user disintegrate in
a million particles.
The Cometstaff: Supposedly tipped with a piece
of celestial iron, this staff grants its wielder
power over the heavens, allowing them to
summon storms, control the winds, and even call
down lightning or meteors. Aside from making
its wielder an unstoppable force on the
battlefield, it can be used to water crops, or keep
ships safe at sea. Indeed, those uses are what it
prefers, and if only used for war and conquest, it
may fail at a critical hour.
Destroyed by: The Cometstaff must be brought
to the very depths of the earth and be burned in
the fire of a dragon's breath. The dragon must
never have seen the sun.
The Perpetual Chalice (Fallen Relic -
Dis/Conjuration): As legend tells, this cup can
bring the holder’s wishes to life in exchange for
something of their own. Twice per day, as an
action the user attuned to this cup can spend 2d8
+5 health to ask the cup for anything using DM’s
discretion on amount and size. The item asked
for must be able to fit through the cups top.
Destroyed by: If brought to a holy Temple of
Bahamut this item could be destroyed with a
number of priests and a ceremony.
Inferno’s Beginning (Fallen Relic -
Phlegethos/Evocation): Legends say this torch
is what lit Hell itself ablaze. The Torch allows
the attuned user to cast a spells for free using its
15 charges. DC 18. Continual Flame (1 Charge),
Firebolt (3 Charges), Flaming Sphere (5
charges), Burning Hands (7 Charges), Fireball
(10 Charges), Fire Shield (6 Charges), Wall of
Fire (8 Charges), Delayed Blast Fireball (12
Charges).
Destroyed by: If brought to a holy Temple of
Bahamut this item could be destroyed with a
number of priests and a ceremony.
Seeker’s Stone Pendant (Fallen Relic -
Stygia/Divination): Some legends say the
wearer of this pendant can see through solid
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walls at will, penetrating even the mind. Allows
the user to see through walls when activated. The
pendant may be activated 3 times per day
allowing the attuned user to see outlines of living
things through walls, as well as hear
conversations held. The user may also use this
amulet to cast Detect Thoughts as normal, using
a charge.
Destroyed by: If brought to a holy Temple of
Bahamut this item could be destroyed with a
number of priests and a ceremony.
The Ambiguity (Fallen Relic -
Malbolge/Illusion): Tale tells of an object that
has no true form… none at all. This object when
held by its attuned user can be transformed into
any basic weapon, small items, or shield. It can
do this 5 times a day. ALL MORPHS ARE TO
THE DM’S DISCRETION.
Destroyed by: If brought to a holy Temple of
Bahamut this item could be destroyed with a
number of priests and a ceremony.
The Crown of Madness (Fallen Relic -
Maladomini/Enchantment): Legend tells of a
crown that can make others lose their mind,
possibly even control them. Allows the attuned
user to cast Crown of Madness DC 20 up to 3
times per day.
Destroyed by: If brought to a holy Temple of
Bahamut this item could be destroyed with a
number of priests and a ceremony.
Crown of the Faceless King: A golden crown
inlaid with rubies, requires attunement. A person
who is wearing this crown and is attuned to it
can sense the deepest desires of any humanoid
within 20 feet.
Destroyed by: The Crown can only be destroyed
if the person who is attuned to it and is wearing
it is beheaded to the cheers of a great crowd.
Aspect of the Thought Seer: A powerful stone
that was imbued with the Goddess Elutil's power.
When She fought with the evil God Naphistim,
their combined power fused and the stone
cracked into many pieces, birthing a new Lesser
God Nephim. The villain collected these pieces
and brought them together, in doing so, he is
able to control Nephim to some degree and learn
the answer to any question Nephim could
answer.
Destroyed by: It is destroyed when both positive
and negative energy are attack it at the same
time, falling to pieces once more.
The Manual of Monsters: A magical tomb that
holds absolutely every single monster (including
races) and has stats for each entry. Not only does
this hold the entirety of Monster knowledge, but
its also in alphabetical order.
Destroyed by: It could be destroyed with the
venom of a purple worm used as ink in a quill of
aarakocra feather. When the names of each
monster are scribbled out with this writing
instrument, one monster of that kind dies. When
all the names are gone, the book falls to ash.
Boots of Grounding- All energy based attacks
do no damage to the wearer and instead are
directed through the heel into the ground.
Destroyed by: The boots explode if touched
together while attacked by an energy attack.
Hangman's Rope: A sentient rope that stays
wrapped around the forearm of the user. If you're
hidden behind or above an enemy you can make
an action to hang them. The rope will shoot out
and wrap quickly around the neck and hoist them
upwards. If you were behind them it will simply
tighten. The rope can be cut but will regrow after
a long rest.
Destroyed by: It can only be destroyed by
learning how to perform the coveted infini-knot
and using it on the rope which will kill its
sentience.
Book of Babel: A small book that can be turned
into a medium-sized portal. When you enter you
go to the Library of Babel, a nearly infinite
library with every book that has been written and
will be written. All combinations of letters on
pages can be found within the uncountable
shelves. You have to come back to where you
entered the library to leave.
Destroyed by: The book can only be destroyed
with the most powerful fire spell in the current
world.
The Lost Battle Standard of Vandria
Gilmadrith: Elves are drawn to this banner
which doubles as a war hammer with an extra
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long handle. The divine nature of this artifact
means different spell effects can occur. Stories
tell of clouds of fire obliterating armies, or a ray
of light has smote ruin from across the
battlefield.
Destroyed by: The core of the standard is
corruptible with the essence of an elven god of a
chaotic alignment.
Heart of the Titan: An amulet that cracks the
earth, enslaves earth elementals, and creates
mountains. It cannot be destroyed, only buried in
a mountain range to keep the power in check.
"Flesh begets Flesh. Stone begets Stone. Jagged
rocks will remake the throne." -inscription.
Destroyed by: Using the heart to crack open a
mountain and pitching the heart into its core
allows the mountain to envelope it. This
mountain would then constantly be growing ever
so slightly.
Jester's Mask: The mask attaches itself to the
wearer who is then transformed into a powerful
demigod of chaos. Imbued with immense powers
of deception and trickery, the wearer aims to sow
destruction from the shadows wherever it can.
Destroyed by: First, the wearer must be killed,
and then the mask be exposed to an artifact from
a lawful deity.
Eye of Odin: Amulet that shakes the entire
plane, disrupts time, and shoots lightning.
Destroyed by: Return it to Odin.
Box of Nothing: A small, simple looking chest
that, when opened, violently sucks everything
around it into itself. Anything that enters the
chest is erased from existence.
Destroyed by: The Box of Nothing can only be
destroyed if it tries to destroy another artifact of
great power, than the box erases itself from
existence instead.
The Ring of Overly Charismatic
GentlemenThis ring has enough illusion magic
to change the appearance of anyone wearing the
ring into a well dressed noble gentleman who is
charismatic as hell.
Destroyed by: Whenever anyone touches the
ring who is of the opposite sex of the wearer
while the wearer is using the ring.
The Elder's Staff: a staff that allows the user to
take a brief look into there future to see their
future-self in order to give him or her advice
about anything they believe is important.
Destroyed by: Once the staff is used to see the
few brief moments of one's life before their death
the staff burns violently to the point that with in
seconds the users hand is melted onto the staff.
The burning glows as bright as the sun, and will
continue until the staff explodes killing the
person who used it to see their death.
Amulets of The New Order: A set of five
pieces of one amulet that once assembled create
an amulet that has the power to enchant the
people around the wearer, simply by the wearer
rolling a Charisma check of sixteen DC.
Destroyed by: The enchantment is broken once
someone knows that they are under the influence
of the enchantment.
The Adamantine Arm: If someone severs off
their own arm and attaches this enchanted,
indestructible arm on, than they become stronger
than the strongest giants.
Destroyed by: The arm can only be destroyed if
it is attached to a mortal and that mortal is cast
into a forge at the heart of a great mountain.
Uwadru’s Paint Brush: Anything painted with
this paint brush can be brought into reality. The
paint brush can’t create anything larger than ten
feet in any dimension, or anything magic, other
than that your imagination is the limit.
Destroyed by: It can only be destroyed if it is
eaten and digested by a powerful demon.
Chalice of Immorality: This fabled cup goes by
many names. Any water drank from the chalice
permanently restores youth.
Destroyed by: The chalice can’t be destroyed by
any means, but if it is filled to the brim with an
alcoholic drink brewed by a fiend for 6 days, it
loses all it’s magic.
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Medallion of Anti-Magic: The wearer of this
has a 300 ft sphere of anti-magic field around
them.
Destroyed by: It can only be destroyed by a
weapon that has been allowed to rust.
Apple of Discord: A golden apple engraved
with the words “to the fairest” in elvish. The
apple radiates powerful enchantment magic that
drives the vain to desire possession of this item.
Destroyed by: The only to destroy this item is to
show it to the avatar death itself, who will
promptly take it forever.
The Pyromaniac's Ever Glowing Ember: This
seemingly innocuous small red coal holds the
power to cast powerful fire spells. With each use,
it must consume something larger (kindling, log,
tree, house, village, etc...), but can be reset if the
user is killed as the artifact then consumes him
or her in flame.
Destroyed by: If someone eats the ember and
successfully completes a sequence of high
fortitude saves.
Lamp of Wishing: A lamp that contains a genie.
The genie will grant up to three wishes to the
holder. Each wish has a 1/100 chance of
instantly killing the holder and a 1/100 chance of
destroying the lamp.
Destroyed by: Rolling a 100 after the wish on
d100 and destroying the lamp. Wishing the genie
to be free of his bounds. This may result in a
powerful NPC ally to the party.
The Chaotic Heart: If someone manages to
survive having their own heart removed and
replaced with this one, they will have incredibly
destructive, red lighting based powers, and have
their mind corrupted by the chaotic intent of the
heart.
Destroyed by: The only way to destroy this
artifact of chaos is to have it squished between
the great gears of the extraplaner machine,
Mechanus.
Ravenheart: a black half-cloak (only covering
down to about lower back) that is greased in wax
and has a silver raven as a pin. 1/short rest,
active with a bonus action: turn into a flock of
ravens (still 5ft square big) for your move action
(must be a single move), and then return to
normal shape. While in raven flock form, you do
not provoke attacks of opportunity, and all
creatures moved through takes 1d12 necrotic
damage. [If you want more power, just make it
more usable per rest, or increase the
damage/raven flock size] Ex. of powered
Ravenheart: Flock of ravens: now 15ft square,
deals 5d12, and grants the wearer +2 AC and +1
to all saves. Lore: the great-auntie Hag
Fibblestitch sowed the cloth of the cloak from
the black hair of children she kidnapped over a
dozen years. She would lure them into the
Crestwood, and once they were lost, send her
pack of shadow hounds upon them. Once she
completed the cloak, she gave it as a boon to a
Rightous Paladin who wished to find the evil that
was stealing kids. Many years would pass while
possessing it, as he searched for the cause. When
he learned the truth of his gift, he was driven
mad with grief and self-loathing. The Paladin
would end up jumping off a bridge to end his
own life, and his corpse can be found at the
bottom of a lake now. The cloak was retrieved
by the hag, and continues to be given to would-
be heroes.
Destroyed by: the Paladin had a knife given to
him by the mother of the first child lost. A
simple steel dagger, it still remains as sharp as it
was since the paladin lived. Only it can cut the
cloak.
Mask of Thespari: This mask, when worn,
allows the wearer to imitate any person perfectly,
using a combination of illusion, enchantment,
and transmutation magics. Not even close friends
or family members will be able to easily see
through the disguise.
Destroyed by: If the wearer of the mask says
their own real name while disguised, the mask is
destroyed.
Plow of Blight: This ordinary looking wooden
plow corrupts any ground it plows. Any crops
planted in this corrupted soil grow to become
hoards of evil plant creatures.
Destroyed by: Certain archdruids can learn an
ancient ritual to destroy this accursed plow.
Powerseeker: This purple orb knows where
many artifacts of great power lie, and it will
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show where they are to those who it deems
worthy.
Destroyed by: The Powerseeker crumbles to
dust when all the great artifacts it knows about
are destroyed.
The Black Ring: A glass ring with darkness
inside it. Any corpse that the wearer touches
rises to become a zombie under the wearer’s
control and the wearer can try to bring undead
not under their control under their control.
Destroyed by: The ring is destroyed if it is
thrown into the sun, good luck!
Whistle of the Imperator: This whistle when
heard requires a save to not fall into a temporary
catatonic state prone to suggestion. Reflex save
for a chance to block your ears, fortitude save to
not fall into the standing coma, and a will save to
resist against the suggestion. The blower of the
whistle requires some sort of ear impairment or
risks knocking themselves vulnerable to sleep
and suggestion.
Destroyed by: The whistle itself is actually quite
ordinary aside from functionally protecting what
is inside. The magic comes from a small stone of
enchanted onyx inside the chamber. Removing
the stone neuters the enchantment, but
destroying it requires using the onyx as a
component in another spell or ritual.
Ascot of the Serpent: This shiny silk ascot
woven with various shades of green thread holds
the power of a demonic snake god. Wearing the
scarf will fill the user with power, while slowly
transforming them. After a period of time, the
wearer is reborn as a snake servant of the
demonic snake god.
Destroyed by: After days of careful study, a
practiced tailor of seamstress can discover the
locking knot to begin unwinding the fabric. Once
reduced to a single continuous string, the
enchantment is broken and the string can be
destroyed by any normal means.
Needle of Unstoppable Destruction: This
needle looks perfectly mundane, but it is perhaps
the most dangerous instrument of entropy in the
multiverse. Anything that touches the point of
the needle cracks and unravels and crumbles to
dust, and I do mean anything, including any
artifact on this list.
Destroyed by: There is no known way to
destroy this thing, your best bet is to cast it out of
reality itself. USE WITH CAUTION!
WEAPONS
The Bow of Qo'nos 
The short bow itself looks very ordinary, with a
primitive (although unbreakable) string, and in
fact doesn't radiate magic if tested, but acts as a
+5 bow (bonus to hit, not damage) when firing
ordinary arrows.
However, if the string is pulled back in anger
(i.e. during a combat) without an arrow nocked,
a magical blue arrow of energy will materialize.
When this arrow is released it divides into
numerous, identical blue bolts of energy that will
strike at all enemy combatants within an arc of
70ft (70 yards outdoors) from the archer (it has
the range of a long bow) at +2 to hit for 1d6+2
damage.
These energy bolts also travel through solid,
non-flesh objects - up to their full range - making
all cover useless against them (and thus
providing no defense).
The bow bonds with its owner when first
obtained - it must be given freely - and can 'fly
through the air' to its owner's hand from a
distance of up to 200 feet if bow and owner are
separated for some reason.
It also grants the power of teleportation (with a
100 per cent chance of success, even if the target
location is unknown to the archer), up to a mile
distance, once per day.
As stated above, for a new owner to take up the
bow it must have been freely given. If the
previous owner has died before passing on the
bow, the new owner must complete a ritual
which involves cremating the previous owner
and then coating himself with the previous
owner's ashes. These must stay on until the first
time the bow is fired in anger (i.e. in genuine
combat). At that point the bow will bond with its
new owner.
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If the Bow of Qo'nos is ever used by someone it
has not bonded to it simply acts as a standard
short bow.
The Sword Of Unicorn
Said to be hidden in the depths of a lost
labyrinth, the Sword Of Unicorn - its pommel
artfully sculpted from a single, golden unicorn's
horn - can only be extracted from the rock in
which it is buried by someone of heroic heart.
Anyone not of a 'good' alignment (although they
may be either chaotic or lawful) who tries to pull
the sword from the stone will suffer 3d6 magical
damage and thrown backwards 1d20ft.
The sword is exceedingly sharp, even though it
is only a +1 longsword (1d8 damage), but is
considered a +3 to hit when creatures can are
magically protected against lesser weapons (even
though there is no actual bonus to hit or
damage).
On a modified roll of over 20 in combat, the
sword will sever a random limb on its target
(even creatures of stone or metal; additional
damage to be decided on a case-by-case basis by
the DM).
The Sword is +5 to hit against a specific named
target (DM’s discretion) and a successful hit will
cause (1d8 x 10) +1 damage (plus any strength
or environmental bonuses). After it has slain its
named target, the sword loses this special ability.
Once per day the unicorn horn, when touched by
the wielder to an injured person (other than
himself) can either heal all their wounds
(mending broken bones in the process), cure
disease or remove insanity.
However, anyone carrying this sword -
regardless of their alignment or motivation - will
immediately gain the enmity of any living
unicorn encountered (or similar beings of pure
goodness). This will last a lifetime, even if the
sword is discarded or lost, as the person will
forever carry the faint scent of the sword on their
soul (which is only detectable by unicorns and
their kind).
A wish-level spell is required (or they must lose
their soul!) to cleanse a person of this taint .
Kandarian Dagger
Only a handful of these rare arcane daggers -
Kandarian Daggers (also known as Hellblades) -
are believed to exist, as the forces of the undead
will seek to obtain them whenever possible.
Their method of their creation, and their use in
blasphemous sacrificial rituals, is recorded in
that most evil of tomes, The Necronomicon.
Two foot long, with pommels sculpted from
human bones, at least one of these daggers is
said to be able to change its form, so that it
appears as a normal knife until it picked up by
someone it deems worthy, or of a particular
bloodline.
Powers:
Accuracy: +2 to hit / +4 vs Undead / +6 vs
Demons
Damage: 1d6+2 / +1d6+4 vs Undead / 1d6+6 vs
Demons
Demon Bane: Demons wounded by a Kandarian
dagger must make a save against a target number
of 20 on a 1d20 + HD/Level or die instantly. If
they make the save they are still in so much pain
that they automatically lose initiative for the next
round (and act last).
Evil Damnation: Any living person killed by a
Kandarian dagger has their soul immediately
condemned to Hell, with no chance (under
normal circumstances) of resurrection,
reincarnation etc
The Saint's Mace
This relic appears to be a simple, well-used
cudgel, but its simple appearance hides great
power. The saint's mace has a +5-enchantment
bonus and functions as a heavy mace with the
following special abilities.
 It allows bearer to deal an extra 2d6
points of damage against all of evil
alignment. It bestows one negative level
on any evil creature attempting to wield
it.
 It allows bearer to deal an extra 2d6
points of damage against all of chaotic
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alignment. It bestows one negative level
on any chaotic creature attempting to
wield it.
 When you hit a fiend or an undead with
this magic weapon, that creature takes
an extra 2d6 radiant damage. If the
target has 25 hit points or fewer after
taking this damage, it must succeed on a
saving throw vs. death or be destroyed.
On a successful save, the creature
becomes frightened of you until the end
of your next turn.
 The wielder can project searing light
from the mace at will, at caster level
20th.
Coffin Nail
A silver bladed dagger with ivory grips, iron
cross hilt, and round ball of gold pommel. It is
non-sentient, and has an attack and damage
bonus of +10 each. It was Elven wrought some
2,000 years ago, and has no other properties save
that it is of Law.
Crimson Claw
A scarlet bladed cutlass of some unknown metal
with silver wire wrapped grip, golden “bell”
hand guard, and a large gold pommel in the
shape of a clenched eagle’s claw holding a 197-
carat star ruby.
It has a +3 attack bonus, and always leaves three
claw like slash marks where it hits for an
additional +50% damage. During battle, it will
also add 2 points to the user’s STR score for
additional damage and increased hit probability.
It is not sentient, but can act as a “water dowser”
with 90% efficiency to a 30’ radius and 100’
depth whenever the wielder wishes it. It is
definitely strongly aligned to Chaos. Legends
say it once belonged to the famous corsair from
the Rainbow Isles, and now bears his name.
Daemonite
RF 12, EGO 18
This horrific bastard sword, entirely of black
Mithril construction, was specifically designed to
destroy all Priests and holy people that it can!
Normally, its attack and damage bonus is +5, but
versus the aforementioned types, this is
increased to +8. Additionally, all Priests,
Paladins, or other
holy types struck by this blade for the first time
must make a successful save versus
disintegration or become a pile of black dust
without regard to their hit point size or level!
This weapon grants its wielder infravision, Elven
hearing, and the ability to perform the magik
called Chain Break thrice daily. It can speak,
Low Demon, Troll, Faerie, High Elven, Urruk,
and Pixie. It is thought to be Amoral, but has
been known to be Evil.
Death’s Delight
A broadsword with a blade of translucent black
crystal, it is said to be harder than any steel.
Glowing with an eerie inner light, it wails in
battle like a lost soul in torment. It has a black
Mithril crossguard, black gold, wire wrapped
grip, and black silver pommel in the shape of a
leering skull with two rubies for eyes. Its black
velvet scabbard and Troll hide baldric are
studded with emeralds, sapphires, and other
precious gems. The weapon has a +5 attack and
damage bonus. It has a RF 12, an EGO 16,
speaks Eldarin only, and was “born” to slay all
Giant kind. Versus them in battle, its blade will
erupt with hot black flames that burn for d10+10
additional damage per strike. In battle, regardless
of opponent, it adds two to its wielder’s AC
score. It has the ability to perform Magikal
Trap Detection (as per the spell of that name)
13 times daily. It is known to be strongly aligned
to Chaos, and thought to be Evil as well.
Deathwind
This is a 77” tall, 13 pound longbow carved from
Night Demon Bone, and strung with Orichalcum
wire. Any arrow of appropriate length (not
shortbow arrows, etc.) fired from this weapon
will become magikal for 6 seconds, and thus can
hit Undead, werecreatures, demon kind, etc. The
arrows will also be +10 to strike, and have a base
88% chance of impaling their target for double
damage.
The range any such arrow may be fired is up to
1,800 yards at a velocity of 830’ per second
(about the speed of a .45 ACP “ball” round);
however it is very difficult to “pull” (requiring a
STR 20 or greater). It is itself 100% fire and acid
proof, will float, and self repair itself at 20%
daily. According to popular legend, it was
constructed some 3,980 years ago by an Elven
Wizard-Warrior named Orurion Silverhart so he
could slay an “evil Wraith Dragon” (which he
did). The bow is not aligned per se, but
continued use of it is difficult for Good types due
to its hellish origins.
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As a final note, one of the legends of this bow
tells of Silverhart shooting an arrow right
through (in one side and out the other) a Green
Dragon. Of course, it was at short range.
Dragon Tooth
A spear of ironwood with 9’ shaft, it has a point
carved from the 18” fang of a Black Dragon. It
has an attack and damage bonus of +3, and
always has a base 60% chance of impalement. In
addition, all struck by this horrid pole arm will
suffer a d20+30 HP potency venom that it
constantly exudes.
The venom does half the rolled damage in 3
seconds, the rest over an d10+10 melee round
time period. This weapon is not sentient, but has
been imbued strongly with “that which is of
Chaos”. Some also claim it is Evil.
Fire Core
Fire Core is a 62” tall, Adamantium bladed, two-
handed sword of the “landsknecht” pattern. In
battle only, the blade is wreathed in d8+7” long
red flames that do an extra d12 HP of damage to
all hit. Note also that all flammable items thus hit
(from fur to clothing) have a 25% chance of
catching fire themselves, and then burning at the
rate of d4 HP potency per melee round. The
sword was Dwarf forged for a Paladin of the sun
god Naril so long ago that his name is now
forgotten. Thus, this +5 attack bonus weapon is
strongly aligned to Law. It is not sentient, and
has but one other power: the detection of all fire
based beings, which it does at 97% efficiency to
a 120’ radius about itself, giving kind, size,
number etc. via a psychic link with the wielder.
Hell Fang
A rapier constructed entirely of black Mithril, it
has an 88 carat black diamond on the pommel as
an ornament. It was created by the Trelves to kill
their Elven kin, and versus them, it is +10 (+5
versus all others). All Elves struck by it must
save versus poison at -5 or suffer an immediate
d8+5 toxic effect in addition to the natural toxic
effect that black Mithril normally has for them,
and then an additional 1 HP every CF count (30
per melee round) for d10 melee rounds. Non-
Elves just suffer the initial toxic d8+5 attack. It is
strongly aligned to Chaos, but is not sentient. It
has three arcane “detects” which give warning to
the wielder via a psychic link. These “detects”
are: all Elves at 98% efficiency to a 180’ range
regardless of obstruction; all Mithril at 88%
efficiency to 240’ regardless of obstruction; all
mechanical traps (telling kind, power, exact
location etc.) at 78% efficiency to a 30’ radius.
Kraken Killer
This beautiful cutlass has a golden washed
titanium steel blade, Mithril cup hilt, Mithril wire
wrapped grip, and an Adamantium pommel
shaped like a dolphin’s head. Its green velvet
scabbard and baldric is inlaid with ivory, jade,
and mother-of-pearl. Versus any “creature of
lake, river, sea, or other waters”, it has an attack
and damage bonus of +5; versus any other type
of creature these bonuses are only +1. However,
versus any “Kraken or Octopoida cephalopod of
any type”, it is a weapon of Slaying. Any of
these types struck by this blade will die in
thrashing agony within their HP divided
by 5 melee rounds of time. It has a RF 15 and an
EGO 15, and speaks Triton, Sea Elf, and the
languages of the dolphin, whale, and orca. It is a
greedy weapon that always desires more gems
and jewels to be put upon its scabbard, and will
withhold its “power” of adding 4 to the wielder’s
AC score in battle for those who do not appease
its desires. It is, if not truly Evil, quite close to it,
but really has no alignment.
Goblin Doom
An ancient iron war hammer of Dwarven
manufacture, it has an attack and damage bonus
of +4 Versus any Orc kind, it does an additional
d10+10 damage per strike. Though non-sentient,
it will vibrate for six seconds (always) when
within 120’ of any Gobln kind when outdoors
(60’ indoors). It is also noted for its ability to act
as a “gold dowser” with a 99% efficiency to a
90’ range. The vibration for this is of a different
feel, so quite distinctly is not an “Goblin detect”
to its wielder. It is strongly aligned to Law.
Wraith Bane
Wraith Bane is a beautiful cup hilted rapier of
shining silver washed steel from point to
pommel save for its mother-of-pearl grip. It is a
“weapon of sharpness”, and has an attack and
damage bonus of +5 save versus those things of
the “Undead” kind to which it causes an extra
3d10 HP of discorporation damage. It has a RF
13, an EGO 12, and can do the following detects
up to seven times each) daily: magik, evil, secret
doors or passages, mechanical traps, and Undead
kind. All of these have a range of 33’ with an
85% success chance. Its only spoken tongue is
Low Elven, and it is known as a Neutral
alignment weapon.
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Soul Splitter
A 58” tall, 18 pound, solid bronze, hollow
handled, two-handed, double bitted battleaxe,
Soul Splitter has an attack bonus of +4 and a
damage bonus of +8 per strike. It is not sentient,
but literally “pulses” with the “raw stuff of
Chaos”. All struck by this awesome axe have d3
CON points shorn (blasted) from them, no save,
each time. Any being of Elven blood must make
a successful save versus Mage Fear or suffer the
appropriate problems. Legends say it was forged
by the Titans over 20,000 years ago.
Wolf Killer
This is a rather ordinary looking broadsword
except for its pommel of silver, shaped like a
snarling wolf ’s head. This weapon was created
to slay all werewolves, shapechangers, and
metamorphs, so that versus them its attack and
damage bonus is +7. Otherwise, the attack and
damage bonus is +4.
It has a RF 12, an EGO 16, and speaks Old
Common and the “language of wolven kind”. It
can detect shapechangers, shifters, etc. up to
120’ distant on a 95% certainty. Also note that
during a full moon, any poison or venom,
regardless of kind or potency, that this blade is
dipped into will be totally and absolutely
rendered harmless (neutralized). This is a
strongly Lawful artifact.
The Three Swords of Sorrow
This item is also known by the name “The Black
Triad”. In myth and legend, there recurs the
appearance of three ebon swords of power
which, most often, herald the destruction and fall
of an age or cycle. These are, so the legends say,
the three primal “Arch Demons of Entropy”
which are pledged to devour the entire
Multiverse. The swords, so the legends speak,
appear “from time to time”, usually
simultaneously in 3 separate lands and “in the
hands of Kings or the makers of Kings”. Thus
they “cause the tides of history to swirl and boil”
once again.
It is said that when the Mad God, Aaos, forged
them, he foresaw the “Great God Wars” and the
“ultimate entropic collapse of the Multiverse”.
For this, the other Gods imprisoned Aaos in
timeless Limbo so he could not reforge the
swords into the single separate “Great Doom
Sword” (marked by rainbow diamonds in the
clawed grip) that would herald the end of all. But
Limbo is timeless after all, so Aaos waits, and in
the meantime, the three swords still strive to
wreak what destruction and chaos that they can.
They all closely resemble one another in that
they have hilts of “stacked and fused skulls”
some 13” long, cross quillons (or guard/hilt) that
resemble demon’s arms ending in claws
clutching glowing jewels, and having a long and
heavy double-edged blade some 39” in length
that is covered from base to point in runes of
ancient power. The swords are:
MOURNSTORM
Also called the “Mother Blade” or “Black
Bitch”. It was the “template from which the other
two swords were grown (cut), the sword which
slays planets”. This sword is the most power
hungry of the three. Legend has it that it has
drunk the very life force of the Greater Demon
Calyandagg in his own lair in Hell, thus slaying
him once and for all. It can be recognized by the
silver-grey, glowing moonstones in its clawed
cross guard’s grasp. In battle, it sounds like
distant thunder over eerily wailing winds, and its
runes glow a deep pulsing crimson. It is the
eldest and thus the most powerful of the three. Its
“personality” delights in intrigue and causing it’s
wielder to “dance to its tune”. Mournstorm’s
INT and EGO are 19 each.
DEATH SONG
Also called “Hell Singer” and sometimes “Black
Dirge”. It is the sword that “has the voice of the
damned, the words to call the armies of Hell to
its service”. This sword is the most treacherous
of the three. In battle, it shrieks and screams like
all the tormented souls it has taken, and its runes
glow a deep pulsing green. It can be recognized
by the two huge black star rubies in its cross
guard’s grasp. Its “personality” revels in
treachery and corruption, especially where its
wielder is concerned. Death Song’s INT and
EGO are 18 each.
REAPER
Also called “Chaos Claw” or “Hell Hand”. This
sword has the “power to sunder and cleave all
things, regardless of their strength or defenses”.
It is said that this sword is never sated and ever
hungry. In battle, it has an evil moaning or
howling sound, while its runes glow a deep
cobalt blue. It can be recognized by the pair of
multifaceted emeralds in its cross-guard’s grasp.
Its “personality” seeks to kill at even the smallest
opportunity, especially its wielder and his/her
friends. Reaper’s INT and EGO are 18 each.
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These weapons are “anti-life”, and will endeavor
to kill or absorb all life (especially the sentient
kind) that they can. This includes that of their
wielder as well! Thus, any living creature they
strike will have its “life force” (or soul) sucked
into these blades 80% of the time, elsewise the
wound is “rimmed with blackened, deadened
flesh which can never heal or be healed in any
manner, short of a Godly Grant or Heavenly
Essence”. This means that those so wounded will
continue to bleed regardless of all attempts to
stop the bleeding. At the very least, the wound
will continue to ooze, suppurate, and leak
continually for the rest of the character’s life.
In a game sense, the powers of these swords are
nothing short of awesome. Each one can create
Lesser or Greater Gates at will, dimension port,
and wreath themselves in howling black flames
that withers flesh and causes metal to crumble.
That just begins to describe their power; the GM
is the final arbiter of just what the swords
can or will do, and when they will do so. In
essence, each sword in its own right would be
more than a match for any two Greater Demons.
Other powers common to the three swords are as
follows:
1) +5/+5, and though they are bastard sword
sized, do two-handed sword damage.
2) Drain d20 CON points per strike with a 20%
chance the weapon will “fasten itself ” in the
victim, and continue draining CON at the rate of
d20 per CF count, thus killing the victim.
3) All “Crits” instantly suck the victim’s “life
force” (blasting all remaining CON) into the
blade whilst the soul itself is devoured.
4) All “life force” taken into the blade is stored,
and can be used by the blade’s wielder in many
ways at the GMs discretion. For instance: if one
“life force” is given to the wielder, that person’s
STR, CON, etc. is doubled for one day, or the
sword could augment the wielder’s STR or CON
on a point for point basis with absorbed CON
points, etc., etc.
5) It regenerates all damage done to the wielder
at 1 point per second (6 per melee round), up
to 10 points total for each “life force” stored
within it. To further clarify the “life force”
concept, if one of the swords were to absorb the
“life force” of Rinaldo the Barbarian, it
would instantly devour his soul, and suck his
remaining CON points (say 14) all at once, thus
slaying him. This would equal 1 “life force” (i.e.
Rinaldo’s), which could heal up to 10
points of damage for the wielder, or as per #4
above, the CON points can be used to
increase the wielders own STR or CON on a
point for point basis, etc.
6) Each can detect many things such as life,
Demons, possession, Gods, magik,
werecreatures, Undead, and other things as each
so desires (GM discretion). These detects are at
98% efficiency to a range of 30’ to 360’
depending on what is being looked for.
7) Each sword can, if it so desires, size itself to
the racial type of the being wielding it, be they
Pixie or Titan, and will still inflict wounds as
described above! For example, a “Pixie sized”
Reaper would still do two-handed sword damage
at a minimum in addition to the damage/powers
listed above, while a Giant or Titan sized
weapon would do double or triple two-handed
sword damage as appropriate, plus the above
listed damage/powers!
8) Each sword can cut across all lines of magikal
force (prismatic walls, cubes of force, etc.),
regardless of source or power. Special Note:
When this power is used in this manner, the
mana empowering the force line (or whatever) is
SUCKED INTO THE SWORD just as if
it were “life force” energy!!! However, such
mana is not, under any circumstances, at any
time, or for any reason, ever given to the wielder
of the blade. Each blade uses such mana
for its own purposes (wielding magik perhaps?).
9) Each sword can open any lock or closure
(Wizard, super, personal locks, etc).
10) Each is capable of telepathy with any
sentient being, plus they can “charm” any non-
sentient up to 100 HP in size, at a -40% save.
11) Speak any language (past, present, or future)
as they so desire.
12) The swords are sentient, of massive
knowledge (both arcane and mundane), can
communicate with their wielder by a form of
empathic rapport, and hate each other with a
violence and virulence that knows no equal in
the Multiverse.
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13) Once drawn (and they must be drawn for any
of the above powers, except #’s 10, 11, or 12
which operate at all times, to work), each must
have a soul, or it will turn on its wielder.
This is then is the “Black Triad”, the “Trilogy of
Terror”; seek them not at all if you can help it,
for to do so is to set loose the “Harbingers of
Change” upon all the lands! Beware the Three!!
The Three Swords of Light
Where there exists the Three Swords of Sorrow,
there evil is met by the Three Swords of Light.
Ad the Black Triad is legendarily formed of
three Arch Demons, the three Swords of Light
are supposedly three Arch Angles.
It is said the Gods of Light had these three
swords forged to oppose the Black Triad. Each
weapon is unique in appearance and type. The
swords are usually wielded by the truly heroic
that fight to defend the helpless, upholds the
weak, speaks only truth and whose wrath undoes
the wicked.
Sunsword
The Sunswors has the following stats:
INT: 13
Ego: 19
Personality: 32
Damage:
One Handed 1d8/1d12
Two handed 1d10/1d12
Specifications:
Weight: 3 pounds, 9 ounces
Overall length: 45 inches
Blade length: 36 inches
Blade width: 1 3/4 inches at base,
tapering to 1 1/4 inch
Fuller length: 25 inches
Grip length: 8 1/2 inches
Guard width: 9 inches
Blade Material: Mithril
Blade Features:
Blade Sharpness: Honed to a razor edge
The Sunsword is a unique blade. It has a
platinum hilt and guard, and a thin crystal blade
as strong as steel. An individual possessing a sun
blade may wield it as if it were a short sword
with respect to encumbrance, weight, speed
factor, and ease of use. In other words, the
weapon appears to all viewers to be a long
sword, and it inflicts damage as if it were a true
sword of that sort, but the individual using a
sunsword feels and reacts as if the weapon were
a short sword. Any individual able to use either a
long sword or a short sword with proficiency or
expertise will be able to use a sunsword. While
grasping the hilt, you can use an action to cause
a blade of pure radiance to spring into existence,
or make the blade disappear.
In normal combat, the glowing golden blade of
the weapon is equal to a + 2 magic sword.
Against evil creatures, its bonus is doubled to+ 4.
When it is used against creatures from the
Negative Material Plane or those that draw
power from that plane (such as many of the
undead), the sword will inflict double normal
damage, regardless of whether the bonus of the
weapon is+ 2 or + 4. The sword's luminous blade
emits bright light in a 15-foot radius and dim
light for an additional 15 feet. The light is
sunlight. While the blade persists, you can use an
action to expand or reduce its radius of bright
and dim light by 5 feet each, to a maximum of 30
feet each or a minimum of 10 feet each.
Se11tie1ice The Sunsword is a sentient chaotic
good weapon with an Intelligence of 11, a
Wisdom of 17, and a Charisma of 16. It has
hearing and normal vision out to a range of 60
feet. The weapon communicates by transmitting
emotions to the creature carrying or wielding it.
Excalibur
Excalibur is the finest sword ever crafted.
The smith who forged this weapon is
unknown. Some say it was an elf, others a
dwarf and some the gods themselves.
Excalibur is forged from mithril, it has runes
along the bottom part of the blade and a
small diamond in the pommel. The hilt is
wrapped in brown leather. Excalibur is a
bastard sword.
Whenever its powers are used the wielders
eyes glow a bright blue as do the runes on
the blade.
Excalibur has the power to kill anything,
mortal or magical, living or undead, and it
gives those who wield it amazing fighting
skills. However it does not guarantee victory
against superior foes.
Excalibur has the following stats:
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INT: 13
Ego: 19
Personality: 32
Damage:
One Handed 1d8/1d12
Two handed 2d4/2d8
Specifications:
Weight: 3 pounds, 9 ounces
Overall length: 45 inches
Blade length: 36 inches
Blade width: 1 3/4 inches at base,
tapering to 1 1/4 inch
Fuller length: 25 inches
Grip length: 8 1/2 inches
Guard width: 9 inches
Blade Material: Mithril
Blade Features: Etched Runic Inscription:
"Take me up, cast me away."
Blade Sharpness: Honed to a razor edge
Excalibur has the following abilities and
restrictions:
1. May strike any creature regardless
of the requirements (magical or
otherwise) needed to hit that
creature
a. Example Excalibur can
strike were-creatures
without being silver.
2. It will always damage foes.
Excalibur’s damage will never be
modified to lesser damaged despite
the foe it strikes.
a. Example: normally skeleton
takes half damage from
bladed weapons, if struck by
Excalibur the damage is not
halved, the total amount
rolled is damage done.
3. Foes that can regenerate damage
(i.e. Trolls) cannot regenerate
damage done by Excalibur
4. Excalibur grants its wielder 50%
Magic Resistance in a 5-foot radius
5. Excalibur can Dispel Magic at the
level of its weilder in a 20-foot
radius
6. Flames on command causing 3d6
point fire damage. The flame
cannot be extinguished, even if
submerged
7. Excalibur protects its wielder,
granting a +4 bonus to AC
8. Excalibur can glow upon command;
this glow can become so intense
anyone that sees it must save vs.
petrification or go blind. Even if the
save is successful they are still
dazzled by the light and are at -2 to
hit and AC for 1d4 rounds
9. Any foe slain by Excalibur is dead;
they cannot regenerate or be
brought back. Not even by
Resurrection spells.
a. Even a Lich slain by
Excalibur cannot come back
even if it’s phylactery is not
destroyed
10. The most fearsome property of
Excalibur is the whirlwind attack.
The wielder of Excalibur bursts
into a blurring whirlwind of
motion. With this attack the
wielder can attack all opponents
within 20 feet of him once in the
same round. Both sides must roll
for initiative. However, all other to
hit and damage bonuses apply.
The wielder can attack every
opponent within range at the
instant of the attack; regardless of
the number of attacks he normally
is allowed. All attacks occur when
dictated by the initiative roll.
a. This attack is accompanied
by a large blast of wind.
This wind causes all in a
100-foot radius to make a
Dexterity check or be
knocked down. If they fail
the roll by more than 4
they are flung 5o-feet away
from the wielder.
b. This wind will also cause
all dust, dirt, small pebbles
to fly about, this causes
2d4 points of damage to all
in a 50-foot radius and
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obscures vision in a 20-
foot radius. This equates
to a n-3 to hit to all in this
radius.
11. Excalibur will only accept
someone of Good alignment.
Lawful, Neutral or Chaotic does
not matter, they must only be
Good.
12. True Neutral characters can use
Excalibur but it will only function
as a +1 sword for them.
13. To use Excalibur the wielder must
perform a ritual that creates a
magical bond between themselves
and Excalibur.
a. The ritual consists of
comparing Personality
scores of the Character to
Excalibur. What is different
here is that instead of
resisting the Personality of
Excalibur the wielder must
surrender to it. The wielder
will not know that, thus they
should try to resist it.
Excalibur will bombard the
wielder’s mind with images
of their most traumatic
event, the wielder must
surrender to this memory to
give into and bond with
Excalibur. Excalibur will
not dominate a wielder that
bonds with, but without
bonding to the sword it is
only a sword. Though it will
act to defend the wielder,
using its powers without
letting the player decide
which ones to use.
b. Once bond to a wielder only
they may use Excalibur’s
powers. It will act as a
regular sword in anyone
else’s hands.
c. Once the bond is complete
the wielder receives a +2
bonus to save vs. Fear spells
and effects.
d. It will never bond with
anyone evil; it will act as
Cursed Sword -5 for anyone
of evil alignment that wields
it.
Scabbard
Excaliburs scabbard is a brown leather
scabbard bond with brass fittings. It is
attached to a leather strap that allows the
wearer to wear it on his hip or on his back.
Excalibur's scabbard has powers of its own.
 Loss of blood from injuries, for
example, will not kill the bearer. The
wounds received by one wearing the
scabbard do not bleed at all.
 The scabbard prevents the wearer
from being cut by any attack.
Thrusting and slashing attacks
against them do half damage (from
the force of the blow), and
bludgeoning attacks do full damage.
Master Sword
A powerful weapon of light, the Master Sword is
an ancient artifact which predates recorded
history. Only those who are pure of heart may
wield the legendary blade. The Master Sword
grants its wielder the ability to banish evil beings
to the Sacred Realm, giving mere mortals a
fighting chance against otherwise immortal
terrors.
 The Master Sword grants a +5/+5 to hit
and damage. While in contact with the Master
Sword, you are immune to all curses and other
such magical effects, excluding combat magic
damage rolls.
 While wielding the Master Sword,
when a spell is cast at you, you may roll a Save
vs. Paralyzation. If successful, you deflect the
spell, redirecting it at the entity which cast it.
 While within 60 feet of a nefarian, fiens
or undead, the Master Sword glows with radiant
light which can dispel darkness
 While within 60 feet of a nefarian,,
fiend, or undead,  the Master Sword deals an
additional Xd12 radiant damage, where X is your
level..
 If a demon or undead creature is
impaled with the Master Sword, and it remains
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impaled by the end of that creature's next turn,
the creature's consciousness is transported to the
Sacred Realm, and it's body turns to stone. In
100 years the creature will have the option to
return to the plane of existence it was banished
from, at the location it was initially banished.
Valheru Sword
+6 unbreakable sword that cannot be dulled by
any means known. Each of these mighty magical
weapons bears the colors of the Valheru that
wields it. These weapons are vorpal swords.
When a score on the "to hit" die as shown below
is made, it will sever the neck/head of its
opponent:
Opponent is Modified score to sever*
Normal/armored 20-23
Larger than man-sized 21 -23
Solid metal or stone 22-23
Considers only the sword's bonus of +6
The DM will note that there are many creatures
that cannot suffer decapitation due to lack or
mutability of form. There are also certain
creatures that may have heads but will not
necessarily be killed by decapitation (among
these are dopplegangers, elementals, and
golems).
 creates a magic resistance of 50% in a 5'
radius
 dispels magic in a 5' radius at the level
of magic use equal to the experience
level of the wielder
 inflicts +10 hit points of bonus damage
 It also acts as a type of parasitic sword,
bestowing half the damage done by the
sword as hit-points.
Spear of Thirst: This spear is +4 to hit and does
1d12 piercing damage plus 1d12 necrotic
damage as it sucks fluids from the victim's body.
On a critical hit, the victim must make a DC 15
CON save or die, drained to a husk. The wielder
gets 1d4 temporary HP each time it kills
someone with a spear.
Destroyed by: Submerge it in the body of a
radiant creature like an angel. Or an undead: it
can't drink from the undead.
The Zealous Mace: this +1 mace does an extra
2d6 damage to any fiendish or abyssal creature.
If the welder kills a fiendish of abyssal creature
with this weapon, they must make a wisdom
save (dc 15) or fall under the mace's power. The
next time they see any evil creature, they will be
compelled to strike them down. In addition to
this, the mace become a +2 and does 2d6 damage
to any evil creature. Upon killing an evil
individual, they must make another wisdom
save. If they fail, the mace becomes a +3 weapon
and the wielder is compelled to kill any neutral
or evil creature it sees from there on out,
behaving more like a bloodthirsty monster than a
humanoid. If they kill 20 creature, the transform
into either an imp or a dretch (their choice) and
can never use the mace again.
Destroyed by: The mace has no power over
someone until they kill a fiendish or abyssal
creature. After this, removing the mace from the
person's possession and casting lesser restoration
will cure them. After they kill a neutral creature,
a greater restoration spell will be needed.
However, they will have an urge to get back to
the mace for 1d6 days after a restoration spell is
cast.
The Lunar Sickle: A sickle with a glowing
white blade shaped like the moon, and an
embelished navy blue hilt adorned with marble
stars. Requires attunement, and can be attuned to
by any class. Unlike standard sickles, if attuned,
it deals 1d10 melee damage while still being
Light and a simple weapon, and can be used as a
spellcasting focus. Once per day if attuned, user
can activate its Lunar Shine ability, revealing the
moon as huge and bright in the sky, sending
10d10 radiant damage in a 20 foot radius,
affecting only enemies within that radius.
Destroyed by: The Lunar Sickle can be
destroyed only by a 1d4 hour long ritual to
purposely destroy it, which must begin at
midnight. this ritual must be performed by
someone attuned to the item.
The War Fan of Admiral Huztin: Enchanted
with the soul of a fused elemental, the war fan
summons violent storms over any target area.
Should the war fan approach its own storm, a
100ft rad. circle of perfect weather surrounds it.
Destroyed by: Used to conquer countless pirates
at sea, the admiral doomed its power to the water
depths in case of his defeat-- the fan disintegrates
when submerged in water.
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The Dagger of God Killing: This weapon is a
+3 dagger. If you speak the name of a god while
you are on the same plane of existence as them
they become mortal for 24 hours, this ability can
only be used once per day, while a god is mortal
in this way any attack with this weapon against
them deals an extra 3d6 necrotic damage.
Destroyed by: They say the Dagger of God
Killing can only be destroyed by a powerful
force older than the gods themselves.
Soulrender: The Soulrender is a small iron
sphere with necromantic sigils and black
diamonds on the outside. If a humanoid spends 6
hours chanting an incantation while holding the
Soulrender, the sphere emits a magical blast that
goes through all nonmagical barriers and most
magical barriers in a 600 foot radius. Any
humanoid within the blast has its soul torn from
it’s body and dies, the blast is otherwise
harmless. The Soulrender survives the blast, the
person who activated it doesn’t.
Destroyed by: The Soulrender is indestructible
unless it is robbed of it’s magic by an extremely
powerful healing spell.
The DNA Sword: a sword with two razor sharp,
helicoidal blades, that emit a faint green glow.
On the other side of the hilt, there is a steel
needle. The sword does 3d8 + 3 base damage,
and stores the genome of the creatures killed
with it. The needle can then be used in an egg, or
womb, to fuse the baby's DNA with one or more
stored DNAs, leading to the birth of a hybrid.
Destroyed by: The sword cannot understand
hybrid DNA. If used to kill a hybrid creature, it
will shatter, and release deadly radiation,
growing massive tumors in any creatures in a
60ft radius.
The Weeping Blade: This gleaming dagger
shines brightly, the way someone’s eyes do
before they cry. When it is drawn, it becomes
covered in tears. These tears are a deadly poison,
that can kill anything within a day. Even god’s
have fallen to this weapon’s touch. Worse, once
it becomes attuned to its wielder, it will always
return to their hand. To wield this weapon, one
must have known great sorrow, and must
sacrifice something precious and irreplaceable to
it.
Destroyed by: The rightful wielder of the
Weeping Blade must hold it while something
happens that causes the wielder to feel nothing
but joy.
Sordid Sickle (Fallen Relic -
Minauros/Necromancy): Legend tells of a
mighty black sickle that can harvest fallen crops
as if they were new, sometimes it was even told
of it bringing those freshly dead back to life. The
Sickle allows the attuned user to bring back
freshly dead (1 hour) creatures back to life twice
per day. However, if these creatures are not
healed, or a DC 16 Medicine check is not made
on them within the next hour after revitalization,
they die again.
Destroyed by: If brought to a holy Temple of
Bahamut this item could be destroyed with a
number of priests and a ceremony.
Esintur: Esintur is a bone white magical
longsword that requires attunement. While
attuned to this weapon and kill a humanoid with
it, the humanoid’s soul is trapped in the weapon.
Esintur can hold multiple souls at a time and has
two uses for the souls. Use #1 for every 10 souls
within the sword weapon attacks with the sword
gain +1 to attack and damage rolls.
Destroyed by: If the person who is attuned to
Esintur drops to 0 hit points, a soul is expended
and he/she drops to 1 hit point in stead, when a
soul is expended in this way it is destroyed
forever. Esintur cannot be destroyed be outside
means but if it collects 52 or more souls the
sword immediately explodes, dealing 10d10
radiant damage in a 30 foot radius.
Dagger of the Golden Hind: A ceremonial
dagger made of a now extinct creature and her
horns adorn the handle. Her blood has been
feared by all creation because it is fabled to be
able to kill a god. Nine out of ten ampules of her
blood remain on the sheath.
Destroyed by: Using the True Resurrection spell
on the item will destroy it, replacing it with an
immortal creature of legendary tranquility.
Shapestealer: A Morningstar that allows the
user to immediately become anything that the
user kills with Shapestealer.
Destroyed by: Shapestealer can only be
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destroyed if it is chewed up by a legendary
behemoth that slumbers deep beneath the earth.
Blade of the Soulripper: This rune-decorated
katana is said to envelop the soul of whoever it
kills. If the blade is not sated daily, it begins to
eat at the life force of the wielder.
Destroyed by: If the blade is locked away for a
long period of time (determined by the GM), it
will turn to dust.
The Shattered Sword of Quo Yang: This once
ornate and beautifully crafted sword is broken
into several shatters of steel and a hilt with a
jagged cracked blade still attached. If the sword
can be reforged to its former glory, it is believed
that the wielder can unite and rule a broken and
divided kingdom to return it to power.
Destroyed by: Only by offering all the pieces to
an active volcano.
The Twelve Swords
The twelve swords are artifacts from before the
Great Cataclysm. No one is sure who created
these weapons but it is believed Gorgonmjolk,
god of steel and metallurgy and Machuk god of
crafting and artifice forged the blades in an
attempt to overthrow Domhnl. Since this failed
coup the blades have been wielded at different
times by gods and men alike, they are blades of
legend, each a unique creation. They are black
adamantine-hilted with black adamantine
pommels, Mithral-bladed bastard swords with
wire-wrapped black adamantine handles, usable
by anyone, regardless of size or class (the
abilities of Adamantine and Mithral are
disregarded). They grant the wielder weapon
proficiency with bastard swords. Each Sword has
a name, like Dragonslicer, and a designation or
two, like “the Sword of Heroes”. All but one
have a small white symbol on the hilt, and about
half of them make a noise while wielded. The
wielder does not know the special abilities, they
must be discovered through experimentation, or
found out in battle. The exception is
Woundhealer; the wielder inherently knows the
abilities.
All of the Swords look identical except for a
small white symbol etched into the side of the
black hilt. The blade is a little over three feet
long, and with a pure steel color. There are no
forging marks on the blades or hilts and no
weapon smith of today, no matter how talented,
can tell how they were forged.
Game Statistic:
They are treated as a bastard sword. All of the
swords are unbreakable (except as noted in
Shieldbreaker's description).
They retain an extremely keen edge no matter
what they cut or are struck against.
Unless otherwise stated each weapon is +1 "to
hit" and +3 damage.
Dragonslicer, Sword of Heroes.
Symbol: Dragon, Sound: Shrill Cry
Dragonslicer penetrates the awesome armor of
dragons and similar beasts as though it wasn’t
there. When used in battle, it will slowly direct
the wielder to the heart of the dragon he is
fighting, to help kill it. Unlike Shieldbreaker, this
Sword does not prevent injury while used.
D&D rules: Artifact, +6 keen bastard sword w/
special abilities as above
Woundhealer, Sword of Love, Sword of
Mercy:
Symbol: Hand, Sound: Human Breath
While Woundhealer is a Sword, it is not a
weapon. Quite the opposite. When stabbed into a
body it heals wounds that it is dragged through,
leaving no sign the injury ever occurred.
Dragging it through an amputated limb will
cause it to immediately grow back. It can also be
used to prevent injury. A man could stab himself
with Woundhealer and jump off of a cliff, or
fight while stabbed and any injury would
immediately heal itself. Woundhealer is
incapable of harming anyone, despite the fact
that it is a sword. If it comes into contact with
Shieldbreaker in battle, Shieldbreaker would
shatter, while Woundhealer would be unharmed.
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D&D rules: Artifact
Shieldbreaker, Sword of Force.
Symbol: Hammer, Sound: Slow thudding, speeds
up in combat
Shieldbreaker has been called the ultimate
weapon. One person using Shieldbreaker can
defeat an army. It will defeat any weapon,
physical or not, mundane or magical. Spells cast
at the wielder count as weapons, as do a
creature’s natural weapons, and demons. If
someone attacks with a weapon, Shieldbreaker
shatters the weapon, and then immediately kills
the opponent. In the case of ranged weapons, like
arrows or spells, the Sword will destroy the
missile (like an arrow), but not the archer if he is
out of reach. No weapon, magical or not, can
survive. Any pieces of the weapon shattered will
not harm the wielder. The downside is that
Shieldbreaker cannot be dropped while in battle,
and draws the user’s own energy to power its
abilities. The Sword is essentially glued to the
wielder’s hand, and attacks on its own, ignoring
any attempt by the user to control it. A man
could defeat an army, but be mortally drained at
the end. Also, an unarmed opponent cannot be
harmed by Shieldbreaker. The Sword will pass
through him as though he wasn’t there, leaving
no mark. All of the other Swords are useless
against Shieldbreaker; Wayfinder won’t find
him. Farslayer would shatter upon hitting him,
causing no injury, etc.
D&D rules: Artifact, always strikes its target
regardless of wielder’s skill, except unarmed
combatants, as above. The special abilities offer
no saving throw. When going up against
Shieldbreaker, your party should really have a
Monk.
Skulltwister, the Mindsword, Sword of Glory.
Symbol: Banner, Sound: Dull roar, like a
cheering throng
The Mindsword causes those around the wielder
to perceive the wielder as the ultimate lord. They
will spontaneously walk up and pledge their
undying loyalty to the wielder. The Sword must
be unsheathed for the power to initiate, but the
effects last when the Sword is sheathed, slowly
wearing off over three days. Even gods will fall
down and worship the wielder.
D&D rules: Artifact, +6 keen bastard sword w/
special abilities as above. The special ability
offers no saving throw.
Wayfinder, Sword of Wisdom.
Symbol: Arrow, Sound: None, it quivers while it
is being used.
Wayfinder, when asked a specific question, will
point to the answer. It will tell you which
direction to travel in or who to take with you, for
example, by pulling itself to point at the target. If
there is a task that must be done first, such as
something you must retrieve to complete your
quest, it will point to that instead.
D&D rules: Artifact, +6 keen bastard sword w/
special abilities as above
Coinspinner, Sword of Luck, Sword of
Chance.
Symbol: Dice, Sound: None
Makes the wearer or wielder magically,
unbelievably lucky. If someone attacks the
wielder, the attacker has unbelievably bad luck,
slipping on a banana peel or swallowed by a
dragon if necessary to help the wielder.
D&D rules: Artifact, +6 keen bastard sword w/
special abilities as above
Soulcutter, Sword of Despair, Tyrant’s Blade
Symbol: None, Sound: None
When drawn, Soulcutter cause total,
incapacitating despair, starting with the wielder
and spreading throughout the field of battle.
Nothing seems worth the effort. Whole armies
have been known to disarm under Soulcutter’s
influence. When opposed by Skulltwister,
Soulcutter will prevail.
D&D rules: Artifact, +6 keen bastard sword w/
special abilities as above, although once drawn,
the despair would prevent the wielder from using
it. The Despair ability offers no save.
Stonecutter, Sword of Siege.
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Symbol: Wedge Splitting a Block, Sound:
Heavy, slow hammering
Stonecutter will cut any kind of stone, from
diamonds to sandstone, with almost no effort,
“like a hot knife through butter”.
D&D rules: Artifact, +6 keen bastard sword w/
special abilities as above
Townsaver, Sword of Fury.
Symbol: Fortress Wall, Sound: Scream
Very similar to Shieldbreaker in that it shatters
other weapons, but it must actually be wielded, it
doesn’t do it by itself. The wielder uses his own
skill with the blade. Also, the wielder must be
defending a place of habitation, like a house,
castle, you get the idea. It does not prevent injury
like Shieldbreaker.
D&D rules: Artifact, +6 keen bastard sword.
Special abilities activate under conditions set
above.
Doomgiver, Sword of Justice.
Symbol: Hollow Circle, Sound: None
Whoever tries to strike the wielder of
Doomgiver, whether by weapon, spell, or
something else, suffers whatever injury he was
trying to cause.
D&D rules: Artifact, +6 keen bastard sword w/
special abilities as above. The special ability
offers no saving throw.
Farslayer, Sword of Vengeance.
Symbol: Target (Concentric Circles), Sound:
Howl
Farslayer, when commanded, will fly any
distance to kill a creature. As it flies through the
sky toward its target, it howls, and is followed by
a rainbow. It stabs through the chest, just to the
left of center, straight through the heart. In the
case of a demon, it will destroy whatever vessel
the demon has put its life into. The only defense
is wielding Shieldbreaker, or being transfixed
through the heart by Woundhealer at the time of
impact. Nothing else will help. No barrier,
physical or magical, is effective. This is the
sword for assassins, or any character needing to
kill at a distance.
D&D rules: Artifact, +6 keen throwing bastard
sword w/ special abilities as above. Does NOT
return. Special ability offers no saving throw.
Sightblinder, Sword of Stealth.
Symbol: Eye, Sound: None
When wielded, or just touched, Sightblinder
causes those looking at the wielder to see the
wielder as someone they fear or love. When
used, Sightblinder becomes invisible to all but
the wielder, allowing totally unseen attacks. It
also enhances the wielder’s perceptions,
allowing him to see things and people as they
truly are. Rogues, this one is for you!
D&D rules: Artifact, +6 keen bastard sword w/
special abilities as above, allows wielder to See
Invisible at will. Special ability offers no saving
throw.
THE SONG OF SWORDS
Who holds Coinspinner knows good odds
Whichever move he make
But the Sword of Chance, to please the gods
Slips from him like a snake.
The Sword of Justice balances the pans
Of right and wrong, and foul and fair.
Eye for an eye, Doomgiver scans
The fate of all folk everywhere.
Dragonslicer, Dragonslicer, how d'you slay?
Reaching for the heart in behind the scales.
Dragonslicer, Dragonslicer, where do you stay?
In the belly of the giant that my blade impales.
Farslayer howls across the world
For thy heart, for thy heart, who hast wronged
me!
Vengeance is his who casts the blade
Yet he will in the end no triumph see.
Whose flesh the Sword of Mercy hurts has
drawn no breath;
Whose soul it heals has wandered in the night,
Has paid the summing of all debts in death
Has turned to see returning light.
The Mindsword spun in the dawn's gray light
And men and demons knelt down before.
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The Mindsword flashed in the midday bright
Gods joined the dance, and the march to war.
It spun in the twilight dim as well
And gods and men marched off to hell.
I shatter Swords and splinter spears;
None stands to Shieldbreaker
My point's the fount of orphans' tears
My edge the widowmaker.
* Wielder is immune by all enchantment/charm
spells and receive a +3 on saving throws when
subject of a spell from Demons and Celestials
* Alignment = True Neutral, I=18.
Know alignment within a 10' radius.
The Seven Swords of Wayland are each imbued
with one of the seven powers of light and
darkness. These powers are:

The Sword of Stealth is given to

One lonely and despised.
Sightblinder's gifts: his eyes are keen
His nature is disguised
Orias - (controlling of evil spirits)
The Tyrant's Blade no blood hath spilled
But doth the spirit carve
Soulcutter hath no body killed
But many left to starve.

The Sword of Siege struck a hammer's blow Morax - (summoning of evil spirits)
With a crash, and a smash, and a tumbled wall.
Stonecutter laid a castle low
With a groan, and a roar, and a tower's fall.

Long roads the Sword of Fury makes

Hard walls it builds around the soft
Elidor – Prophecy
The fighter who Townsaver takes
Can bid farewell to home and croft.

Who holds Wayfinder finds good roads

Its master's step is brisk.
The Sword of Wisdom lightens loads
But adds unto their risk. Beleth - (enchantment of individuals)

Seven Swords of Wayland

Ego Personality Bonus Paladin Anti-Paladin

Vs. Demon vs. Celestials/
Angels
4 14 /32 +3 +5 +5
Flauros - Hexing (cursing with illness)

The Swords are made from an alloy of Mithral

and Star Metal. The magical bonuses of these
swords are effective on all the planes of
existence.
Solas - Alchemy (creation of magical potions)
For all swords:
* Shines with a cold blue light (as spell) when
within 60' of a creature from another plane than
the wielder
* All are recognizable at sight for what they are
by
Demons and Celestials Albion - Scrying (divination)
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Armor of the Valheru
Ancient Eladrin lore claims that in the age when
their race was young, there lived a mighty race
known as the Valheru. These beings possessed
almost godlike powers, held dominion over
many planes and worlds, and were seemingly
immortal. They harnessed great dragons as
steeds, riding them through the skies and even
between the worlds and planes. Then one day, no
one knows exactly when or how, in a great battle
with beings from another plane which the
Valheru sought to conquer, they were defeated
and extinguished.
Little known to mortal races, the very armor and
weapons that belonged to these fierce, dragon-
mounted warriors from a bygone age absorbed
much of the essence of their wearers, and at the
time of each Old One's demise, his or her very
being passed into these ancient relics where even
today they slumber, dreaming through the ages.
Each set consists of cuirass (breast and back
plates), hauberk, coif, pauldron, brace, gauntlets,
cuisse, grieves, helm, shield, and sword. Anyone
finding a set, and they will always be a full set,
will discover a work of art in form and
functionality far surpassing that of the finest
dwarven or elven craftsmanship. The whole is as
light as a set of normal clothing and causes no
encumbrance or limitations in range of motion. If
examined magically, an aura of magic will be
detected, usually revealing a +2 or +3 suit of
armor with something "else" that can't quite be
defined. The sword is unbreakable and cannot be
dulled by any means known.
The alignment of the Valheru who owned the
armor must be determined. Roll d20.
20 Result Alignment
1-10 Chaotic Evil
11-13 Chaotic Neutral
14 Chaotic Good
15-16 Neutral Evil
17 Neutral
18 Neutral Good
19 Lawful Evil
20 Lawful Neutral
Upon donning the armor, the wearer will feel
dizzy or light headed. This will wear off in 1-3
turns. For the next 24 hours, there will be no
other effect, and the wearer is essentially
wearing +5 plate mail, a +5 shield, and wielding
a +6 sword. At the next rest or sleep time a save
vs Spells, the first saving throw, must be made
with the following adjustments for combined
scores of Intelligence, Wisdom, and Charisma:
Combined Score Save Adjustment
9-27 -4
28-36 -2
37-45 0
46-51 +1
52-53 +2
54+ +3
If this save fails, another must be made vs Death
Magic, the second saving throw. Anyone who
fails both saves will have their life force snuffed
out and replaced by the Valheru inhabiting the
armor. They can't be raised, reincarnated,
resurrected, or brought back by any means
whatsoever.
If the wearer and the Valheru are the same
alignment or one step removed (i.e.: Chaotic
neutral/Chaotic evil or Chaotic neutral/Neutral)
all of the following will apply: Failing the first
save but succeeding the second, the wearer will
experience strange dreams as if of a former life.
The next day he will receive a temporary -1 to all
physical to hit rolls and a +1 to AC. The second
day, the wearer will receive a permanent +1
bonus to Strength [(or a percentile increase of
25% if already above 18) 18/00 +1 = 19] and
Constitution and begin to feel very nervous
about the idea of taking off the armor. Anyone
suggesting such will be dealt with in short
temper, and if the armor is removed, a save must
be made each day vs Spells with a cumulative -1
per day until the armor is donned again. One
week after donning the Armor Of The Valheru,
he will experience very disturbing dreams as if
he is reliving a former life in which acts of great
wrong were committed. The following day he
will begin to feel a disorientation that will cause
a temporary -2 to all physical to hit rolls and a
+2 to AC. On the day after, another +1
permanent bonus will be made to Strength [(or
+25% if over 18) 18/00 +1 = 19 and Dexterity.
The wearer will also gains the ability to speak a
Word of Power to Command as the clerical spell
against anyone of Eladrin ancestry. By this time,
the wearer speaks Eladrin and Valheru. He will
not willingly remove the armor.
Three weeks after donning the Armor of the
Valheru, the wearer will fall asleep and have a
dream where he meets the original possessor of
the armor. A symbiosis will begin which will
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increase Strength, Intelligence, Wisdom, and
Charisma +1, a +3" bonus to movement,
infravision, ultravision, cause Fear in all
humanoids with a Word of Power in the Valheru
tongue as a magic user of the same level but in a
radius of 6" not a cone (allies get a bonus of +4
to their saving throw), the ability to summon a
dragon of the same alignment, to ride and
command it, and communicate with it
telepathically, and the ability to Charm any
Eladrin of the same alignment with a Word of
Power. The memories, knowledge, and lore
known to the Valheru will be known to the new
wearer. The aging process will stop, and in the
case of old to venerable characters, will revert
one step. He will also gain the ability to Detect
Magic, Read Magic, and Detect Wards or
Symbols of Power within 6". This ability is
always on and need not be concentrated upon to
operate.
One month after having put on the Armor Of
The Valheru, the wearers physical body will
change, slightly at first, but more noticeably over
time. The wearer will grow taller by 1" the first
week, 2" the next, 3" the next, until the height
determined on the table below is reached, unless
already 6'6" or more.
Original Height Amount of Growth
4' or less 2d8"
4'1"-5' 2d6"
5'1"-5'6" 2d4"
5'7"-6' d6"
6'1"-6'3" d3"
6'4"-6'5" 1"
6'6" +No Chang
Weight will increase proportionally, with
masculine characteristics becoming more
pronounced in male characters, and female
characteristics in female characters. Facial
aspects will change slightly, becoming more
chiseled and elven in appearance, though heavier
than those of a true Eladrin.
If more than one step separates the wearer's
alignment and the Valheru's, but they are not
diametrically opposed, the wearer must save vs
Spells or go Insane for 1-6 days. Forever after,
the Valheru may impose his or her will on the
character up to once per day in minor regards
(i.e.: speaking a non-magical phrase or thought
or performing a non-lethal, non-damaging
action) or once per month in major influences
(i.e.: striking another PC, refusing to follow
party actions, etc.) Saving throw adjustments are
made according to the wearer's new ability
scores. If the save fails, the wearer's alignment
changes one step closer to that of the Valheru.
All rules regarding alignment change apply. If
the save succeeds, the Valheru's alignment
changes by the same margin.
If the wearer's alignment diametrically opposes
that of the Valheru in the Armor, the wearer will
slip into a coma at this time and the same save vs
Spells must be made with bonuses applying only
to his original ability scores. Should this save
fail, he will remain catatonic indefinitely unless a
cleric casts Remove Curse or Cure Insanity. At
this point, the wearer's alignment will change
three steps toward that of the Valheru in the
Armor. The Valheru may impose his will any
time in minor matters or once per week in major
matters. If the save succeeds, the Valheru's
alignment shifts two steps toward that of the
wearer. The Valheru may impose his will on the
character once per year in minor matters.
If both the first and second saving throws are
successful, there will be no need for the third and
fourth. The Valheru's alignment will change, and
he or she will come to see the new wearer as an
ally and may even try to assist the wearer
through the changes, willingly aiding him or her
with lore, visions, and knowledge, including
imparting spell casting ability and weapon
proficiency.
Helm of the Chisolm: Deep beneath the dunes
of Shiftine, where the Chisolm plains once lay,
graze forever still 1,000 head of templeforged
bull. Siege machines of awesome destruction,
these creatures wait for call towards the next
crusade by they that don the Helm.
Destroyed by: Only a martyr can extinguish
their path.
The Front Line: A shield that is 3/4 the size of
who ever is wielding it. Grants +3 AC. While
wielding it the creature can grip it with two
hands and slam it into the ground to create a
barrier that extends in a semicircle in front of
them and upwards to from a half dome
(dimensions are up to the DM). This barrier can
absorb damage ( amount absorbed is up to the
DM , I used 10 + 3*level). Attacks made against
the barrier always hit. To maintain the barrier the
weirder must not move.
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Destroyed by: The barrier is destroyed when
enough damage has been done to it. The shield
can be destroyed by by any normal means.
The Unbreakable Buckler (Fallen Relic -
Avernus/Abjuration): As legend tells, this
shield can never break. Even under the force of
the Gods. +1 Shield. Can be thrown as an action
(20/60), and will bounce back to the user who
has attuned with it. Allows for the protection
fighting style to be used for allies up to 20 feet
away.
Destroyed by: If brought to a holy Temple of
Bahamut this item could be destroyed with a
number of priests and a ceremony.
The Adapter’s Helm (Fallen Relic -
Cania/Transmutation): The Legends say this
powerful helmet can transform the material of
anything living or not. Allows the user to cast
spells, instantly, using its 10 charges. DC 18.
Barkskin (3 Charges), Stoneskin (4 Charges),
Flesh to Stone (8 Charges), Gaseous Form (6
Charges), Stoneshape (2 Charges), Major
Transformation (2 Charges).
Destroyed by: If brought to a holy Temple of
Bahamut this item could be destroyed with a
number of priests and a ceremony.
Tenlock’s Armor: Tenlock’s Armor is a +3 suit
of plate armor engraved with many ancient
occult symbols, it requires attunement. While
you are attuned to Tenlock’s Armor, gods,
angels, and other divine beings cannot see,
detect, or directly hurt you, and you have
advantage on saving throws against divine
magic.
Destroyed by: Tenlock’s Armor can only be
destroyed by submerging it in a specific holy
spring for a year, finding the spring will be a
challenge as it is almost as old as time itself.
Helm of the Valkyrie: Enraptures aasimar &
celestials, reaps the souls from battlefields, and
grants the wearer scaling radiant damage.
Destroyed by: Can be destroyed by a fiend
cursed melee weapon.
Cursed Helm of the Gorgon: A serpentine
sentient helmet that constricts onto an unlucky
soul and unleashes rows of preserved Gorgon
eyes and Basilisk venom adorns the spikes and
tendrils. Launches and regrows spiked darts that
petrify.
Destroyed by: A mirror may kill the host, but
the helmet has to be pinned by a magic spear and
set on fire.
ITEMS SETS
The Sword Of Justice: One of the "Three Great
Powers", this two-handed sword (base 1d10
damage) is +4 to hit and damage in combat,
while acting as a 'sword of sharpness' (a modifier
roll to hit of 19+ severs a random limb from
opponent - roll random location), but also grants
a bonus of four points to Armor Class while on
its owner's body or in his hands.
While these conditions are met, the wielder will
also only take half damage from any blows that
strike him and regenerate up to four hit points
per round (can never regain in a single combat
more damage than he has sustained).
Once per day, the sword's owner may - through
his strength of will alone - cause The Sword Of
Justice to come to him from up to a distance of
10 feet (although not if it is in someone else's
hands... because then THEY are the owner of the
sword).
Amulet Of Life: The second of the "Great
Powers". When worn, this amulet grants its
wearer the abilities of polymorph self (Swords &
Wizardry Complete Rulebook, page 66) twice
per day and polymorph other (Swords &
Wizardry Complete Rulebook, page 65) once per
day. Polymorph other only lasts for (2d10 x 10
minutes).
The amulet also grants the wearer a "cushion" of
10 temporary Hit Points every day (non-
cumulative) which absorb the first ten points of
damage the character takes in each 24 hour
period.
Chalice Of Magic: The last of the "Great
Powers". The owner - as long as he is already a
natural magic-user - of this chalice, and as long
as it is within 10 feet of him, makes all saves vs
magic at +4 and cannot have a mishap when
casting spells.
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If the owner of the chalice is not magically
inclined then it grants him a 50 per cent magic
immunity as long as it remains within 10ft of
him.
The Three Powers Of Creation: If a single
person controls all three items (The Sword Of
Justice, The Chalice Of Magic and The Amulet
of Life) and can make a Wisdom Saving Throw
at -4, then all the abilities of the individual items
are doubled (ie. +8 to hit/damage/defence;
quarter damage, regenerate eight hit points,
100% magic immunity, 20 hit point buffer etc).
However, if he fails the roll there is a massive
magical explosion (causing 10d6 damage to all
within 10ft) - before he has a chance to benefit
from any of the Great Powers - and three items
are randomly scattered across the world. Should
this individual survive the explosion he will
never again be able to touch any of the Great
Powers for the rest of his life.
Sword and Star of Kold-Robi
In ages past the Elven fighter-mage Kold-Robi
obtained from the demon lord Jxtl a pair of
artifacts of great power. Weakened by the loss of
these items Jxtl later lost a great battle and was
imprisoned by the Archmage lgnatz. He later
fought his way free and was forced to remain on
his own plane for many centuries. Kold-Robi felt
himself safe from the revenge and influence of
the demon lord and rule a small kingdom for
many decades.
Kold-Robi had not reckoned with the undead
mind of the Arch-Lich Bema Sal Kee. From afar
the lich watched the prosperity and happiness of
the Elven kingdom; hatred and envy grew.
Finally, Bema Sal Kee, with a horde of evil and
undead creatures, attacked. The countryside was
laid waste and peasants were kills by the
hundred, bolstering Bema Sal Kee's army with
new conscripts. Siege was levied upon the castle
of Kold-Robi. Help was sent for but did not
arrive in time to save the valiant defenders. The
day before help arrived the castle fell, only a
handful survived. Legends tell of the terrible
battle between the two powerful spell casters,
one Elven and one undead.
The body of the mighty king was recovered, but
not so his Sword and Star.
Emaged by the slaughter the reinforcements
carved the army of Bema Sal Kee to pieces. No
quarter was offered even to the non-undead
members of that army.
Bema Sal Kee was tracked back to his lair and
was believed destroyed. But the Sword and Star
were never recovered.
Stories persist that the Sword turns up from time
to time, but no reliable sightings have ever
occurred. Legends state that anyone can use the
sword, but it's full powers are available only to
fighter-mages of Lawful alignment.
The location of the Star is shrouded in mystery.
Learned sages believe that Bema Sal Kee still
exists and that the Star is in his possession.
The Sword of Kold-Robi is a Long Sword +5
with Vorpal ability. It also has the following
powers which are activated by the mental
command of the possessor if the possessor is a
fightermage:
• 12 die Cone of Cold once per day, + 1
on each die of damage, saves at -1
• 12 die Fireball once per day, + 1 on
each die of damage, saves at -1
• Cure Critical Wounds 4 times per day,
+ 1 on each die
• Feather Fall at need
There are two banes: All possessor saving
throws are at -1, and none of the powers will
work upon a lich or within 20' of one, including
the Prime power:
One 24 HD Elemental can be conjured once per
day. The conjuring takes 1 full round to
accomplish, and can be whatever type the
summoner choose. The elemental has 192 hit
points and is AC0. It has two attacks per round
for the same damage as an elemental of its type.
It will cooperate fully with the summoner.
Upon use of this power the user will age 3-30
years and the magic will be drained from one
randomly determined item within 30'. If there is
no other magic item within range the user will be
aged a further 3-30 years.
There is a 3% cumulative chance per use that the
owner will be charmed by the Sword. This is
calculated daily. A charmed person will not
permit the Sword from his possession and will
fight with no other weapon except where a
dagger or hammer is necessary. In addition, the
owner will attack any lich on sight and will fight
until the lich is dead.
The Sword has an intelligence of 21 and an Ego
of 27. If the personality scores of the owner can
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overweigh that of the Sword the charm can be
negated.
The Star is a 7 pointed star 5 inches in diameter.
At each point is a 5,000 gp ruby and embedded
in the center is a diamond of 15,000 gp value.
The Star and the chain it hangs on are made of
platinum, and as a piece of jewelry it is valued at
100,000 gp. As an artifact it is worth well over
200,000 gp, as is the Sword.
The following powers activate automatically:
•Absorb up to 51 points of Magic Missile
damage per day
•Absorb up to 3 energy level drains or death rays
per day
•Saving throws are gained against spells that do
not normally allow them (see Scarab of
Protection)
The following powers are activated by touching
certain gems in a particular order. The numbers
in parenthesis indicate which gems must be
touched and in which order, starting with the
bottom gem and going clockwise.
•Teleport without error twice per day (1-4-5)
•Cure disease at touch at will (2-6-7)
•Move 36" for 1 turn once per day (3-5-7)
The preceding powers require 3 segments to take
effect. In addition there are two banes. The
casting of spells that have a verbal component
require that the caster shout. The second is that
all dogs coming within 20' will try to urinate on
the possessor's legs.
The prime power of the Star is a Time Stop at
30th level spell use. This power takes 5 segments
to activate. There is a 3% cumulative chance per
use, maximizing at 24%, that the user will be
disintegrated at the completion of the Time Stop
(1-3-5-7-2-4-6-D).
The Star has an intelligence of 21 and an Ego of
22. If it is possessed by the same person as the
Sword it will reinforce the charm.
That the Sword and Star are a set is of little
doubt. In addition to reinforcing the charm of the
possessor, a third prime power is gained when
both are possessed. Once per day the user may
invoke a double-strength Power Word Kill,
activated by placing the hilt of the Sword against
the diamond of the Star. Regardless of the effect
of the spell, the user must save vs. Death Magic
or be killed.
The Fang of Anubis
A cursed Egyptian Khopesh, the Fang Of Anubis
was said to have been forged by the god of the
dead, and it steals the souls of those it slays
(recording their names in The Book Of Souls),
channeling their life-force into the wielder of the
blade.
A single-edged weapon, with an outward curve
halfway down its length and a blunted tip, it is
made for cutting and chopping (and can hook an
opponent in the hands of a skillful user).
BASE STATISTICS: 1d6 damage
MAGICAL BONUS: +5 to hit and damage
POWERS: When wielded the +5 unholy blade
glows with an unholy heat, and power courses
through the wielder, making their eyes glow
orange.
WORTHINESS: The first time a person picks up
the blade by its grip, the blade pulsates with heat
and they take 2d8 damage. If still alive
afterwards, then the sword has accepted them as
its new owner. This test only ever happens once
per person - so you can own the sword, lose it,
and regain it and not endure this damage again.
SOUL DRAIN: When used to slay someone in
battle, The Fang Of Anubis transfers life energy
to the wielder of the blade - granting them a
temporary (12-hour) bonus to saving rolls and to
hit rolls equal to one less than the level (or Hit
Dice) of the person killed (i.e. killing a Level 3
fighter grants a +2 bonus).
SANITY DRAIN: With the creation of The
Book of Souls - to hold all the souls stolen by the
blade - The Fang Of Anubis no longer drives its
user insane quite so quickly. However, even
now, as the souls pass through the wielder before
going to The Book, he is granted a glimpse of
their torment and most make a Saving Roll
against Insanity. If he fails, his Sanity score
drops by one point (instead of the 1d6 it cost
originally).
WRITTEN IN THE BOOK: The magical power
of the sword is such that anyone slain by it has
their name automatically written into The Book
of Souls (a second magical artifact). And as long
as their name remains in the book they cannot be
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restored to life or resurrected, by any means, or
find any kind of peace in the afterlife, move on
to Nirvanna etc  and will not approach any source of fire, unless
The Book of Souls
The Book of Souls is actually written on the skin
of an attractive young girl. She is an immortal,
the daughter of the first owner of the sword who
was being driven insane by the faces of all those
he killed with The Fang Of Anubis.
The words only become visible in the light of a
blue moon.
Every time someone is slain by The Fang Of
Anubis, The Book instantly knows their name
and who they were, as new words appear on her
skin.
Only by killing her can the sword be destroyed.
The moment she dies, both she and the sword
will evaporate.
Thus, Enkidu is terrified of fire (even torches)
he makes a save (and must check every round he
is within 5' of a flame or he will retreat).
He sports an enormous metallic club that
requires an 18+ STR to wield, if somehow
wrestled from his grasp, that does 2d10 damage
in the hands of a non-golem.
HD 10;
AC 7 [12];
Atk 1 massive club (3d10+3) (requires STR 18+
to wield);
Move 8;
Save 5;
CL/XP 14/2600;
Special: Immune to slashing and piercing
weapons, immune to most spells.

Whatever identity you give to The Book in your

game, she is only a hit die creature (HD: 1, AC:
10, #ATT 1, D: 1d2, punch), with no special
skills, except an immunity to insanity.

While she feels the torment and anguish of those

souls whose names are recorded on her skin, The
Book is mentally invulnerable to any further
emotional scarring.

Enkidu the Golem

She also has a very loyal clay golem guardian,

who her father - millennia ago - charged with
keeping The Book alive.

In the film, he has been ordered to keep her in

The Temple of Scrolls, and had done so for
centuries.

He cannot damaged me by slashing or piercing

weapons, and is immune to almost all spells.

Magic affecting the earth will have very

diminished effects on Enkidu, except, of course,
for an  earthquake spell ... which will utterly
destroy him.

He is also susceptible to fire magic, and takes

double damage from such.