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What'sthe FlightPlan?
Chapter One: Flame and Faith delves into
the role of magic in Warcraft, both arcane and
divine. It discussesvariant rulesfor arcanecorrup-
tion aswell astestsand ordealsfor divine spellcasters,
and it introducesrune magic to the Warcraft RPG.
Chapter Two: Prepare Yourselves! details sev-
eral new feats related to magic and technology, a
new core classcalled the runemasterand eight new
prestigeclasses.
Chapter Three: Fountains of Mana offers a
plethora of new spellsfor spellcastersof all types,
including the new rune families and runes usedby
the runemaster.
Chapter Four: Destiny and Reward describes
new magic items of all kinds, from weaponssuch as
the warden'smoon swordto wondrous items such as
AIIeria's flute of accuracJ.
Chapter Five: Temple of Boom is a tinker's dre?ffi,
expanding upon the rules for creating technological
devicesand presentingthe most thorough collection of
technological devicesthis sideof Ratchet.
Appendix One: Constructs focuses upon the
creaturesof Warcraft that exemplify the coming
togetherof magic and technology,such asthe junk
golem and the stone watcher.
Cross-References
Unless indicated otherwise,we use the following
notations throughout to identifu material from other
Warcraft sourcesand to distinguishnew material in
Magic & Mayhem when necessary:
e One asterisk (* ) refersto the Warcraft RPG.
o Two asterisks (* * ) refers to the Manual of
Monsters.
o A dagger (t) refers to Magic & Mayhem.
WarcraftanclclZo
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spells,magic items, technological devices and corr-
structs all advance and deepen the development of
the world of Warcraft by bringing more of the W arcraft
computer gamesinto the medium of the roleplaying
game. Even though the content in this book was
designedfor the Warcraft RPG setting, its compat-
ibility with and relianceupon revised3rd Edition rules
make it work just aswell in any d70 game.
So, even if you don't want a campaignset in the
world of Azeroth, you can still get a lot of utility
from Magic & Mayhem - asa player seekingnew
options for your character or as a GM looking for
waysto inject somethingnew into your campaign.. .
and perhapssurpriseyour players!
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NreAWIE
The world of Warcraft is a place of ever-present
magic: where sorcererscast perilous spellsthat risk
shattering the world, and where the steadfastser-
vants of the gods stand in eternal vigil against
threatsfrom beyond - againstthe Burning Legion
and the corruption that can taint even the most
heroic souls. Many believe that the primary con-
flict on Azeroth is between human and orc; but far
deeper and more constant is the sffuggle between
arcane magic, the magic of pride and personal
power, and divine magic, the magic of humility,
nature and compassion
The consequencesof this conflict between the
arcaneand the divine have been devastating.Con-
tinents have been sundered,worlds shattered,great
heroes corrupted and fallen into darkness. This
conflict knows neither armistice nor treaty, for it is
fought without cessationwithin the heartsof every
creature on Azeroth.
ArcaneMagic
Magic is the gift of titans to the world, a gift that
comes with the highest price. Thousands of years
&go, the titans placed the Well of Eternity in the
center of Kalimdor to serveasa sourceof restoring,
life-giving energy.They intended that the Well's
energieswould empower life of all forms to emerge
on Kalimdor - plants, animals, monsters,races.
After a time, the titans left Azeroth, leaving
Kalimdor in the hands of the five dragon Aspects.
Yet the Well of Eternity proved too great a lure to
remain hidden for very long, particularly from
Sargerasand the Burning Legion.
The Well was discoveredby the Kaldorei, who
were later known as night elves. Ever eager to
uncover secretshidden in dark places,the Kaldorei
listened to the \Uell as it promised to give them
great power. At the Well's behest, the Kaldorei
learned spellspeechand used it to weave the first
arcanespells.Within decades,Kaldorei mageshad
attained sufficient masteryover arcane magic that
they built a great civilization. They founded the
imperious city of Ztn-Azshari, from which they
extendedtheir domination over most of Kalimdor.
Ultimately, the magic corrupted them. The
Kaldorei had been a simple folk who gazedblissfully
at the stars,enjoying the immortaliry given to them
by the Well, but their haughtinessrobbed them of
that gift forever. Each succeedinggeneration be-
came prouder and more decadent, and the lust for
power only made the Kaldorei more of a beacon to
the Lords of the Twisting Nether. Finally, their
greatestmage, Queen Azshara, cast a spell in the
heart of the Well of Eternity itself - and a way was
opened for Evil to invade the world. Through
Azshara's breach came the Burning Legion, the
most terrifying warriors in existence.This fiendish
horde ravagedAzeroth, pillaging entire kingdoms,
destroying all that stood in its path, mocking any-
one who beggedit for mercy.
\fhen the Burning Legion ravaged the land,
great heroes recognizedthat arcane magic poseda
continuing threat to all living creatures,so they
elected to destroy the Well of Eternity and put an
end to arcanemagic forever.I.Jnfortunately,among
their number wasone Illidan Stormrage,an arcane
spellcasterwho dreaded the thought of losing his
powers.Secretly he stole some of the \Uell's water
and used it to create a new Well of Eternity at
Mount Hyjal, thus preserving the power of the
arcane.This theft allowed future elven generations
to follow in the footsteps of Illidan and Queen
Azshara. These elves called themselves the
"the
QueI'dorei, high elves" (for they believed that
their masteryof the arcaneelevatedthem to higher
status) . They also taught the arcane arts to the
newly discovered race of humans, who showed a
natural aptitude.
These human mages,however, were even more
recklessthan the night elveshad been. The high elf
mageswarned their human pupils that magic was
addictive,but the acolytesdismissedany suggestion
that the tragediesthat had befallen the elveswould
also afflict them. The humans were no better at
resisting corruption than the elves had been, and
eventually the arrogance of wizards brought the
Burning Legion to Azeroth once more. Once again,
great acts of heroism were neededto spareAzeroth
from destruction.
Elsewhere,on the orcish home world of Draenor,
arcane sorceriescorrupted the once-noble race of
orcs, transforming them into the Horde, a nigh
invincible army. After ravaging their home world,
the orcs came to Azeroth; and with their warlocks,
they waged two great wars against the races of
human, elf and dwarf. The orcs failed to seize
control of Azeroth; during these wars, Draenor
itself wasutterly destroyed,and the orcswereforced
to relocate to Azeroth.
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titioner reachedthe higher levelsin her art, all rraces
of her humble rootswould be lost. Magic breedspride
and arrogance.Magic comrpts the body; it agesthe
casterbefore her time and hastensthe blight that the
world inflicts on things fair and beautiful.
o Maglc is an Addiction. When one feels the
power of an arcane spell coursing through one's
body as it's being cast, resistingthe urge to cast it
again is difficult.
. Magtc Attracts the Twistingl,lether Like Flies to
Honey. The Burning Legion has invaded Azeroth
three times, drawn by the power of the Well of
Eternity and those who employ ir. Magic is a literal
gatewaydrug that allowsdark titans suchasSargeras
to bring evil influences to the world. Those who
employ arcane magic must deal with demons and
other servantsof the Twisting Nether.
VariantRule:
ArcaneCorruption
The Warcraft RPG does not include explicit
rules that govern arcane magic's corrupting influ-
ence on characters,as imposing evil and madness
on PCs doesnot necessarilymake for a fun gaming
experience, and players should be able to play
arcanespellcasterswho (with a few sensibleprecau-
tions) need not worry about corruption effects.
However, arcanecorruption is a part of the world of
Warcraft, and those GMs who think that it might
add an interesting twist to their gamesmay wish to
employ the following optional system.
Arcane spellcastersffi?y, under certain circum-
stances,be forced to make a Corruption check. A
Corruption check is a \Uill save made against a
target number; if the character fails this save, he
suffersArcane Corruption damage.
A character has an Arcane Comrption allowance
equalto his Wisdom plus his total characrerlevels.In
essence,this number representsthe "the hit points of
the soul" - when a character takesArcane Comrp-
'When
tion damage,this number drops. a character's
Arcane Comrption allowance reacheszero,the char-
acter drops one Comrption category and receivesa
Comrption Effect. Comrption Effectsmight include
delusions,infirmities, madnessand addiction depend-
ing on the spellcaster'sprefened school of magic.
Comrption categoriesare (from bestto worst) normal,
tainted, marked, defiled and complete.
If a situation triggersmore than one Corruption
circumstance(such ascastinga spell at the caster's
highest spell level in the presenceof a demon), the
caster only needs to make a single Corruption
check. Use whichever circumstancehas the high-
est potential Corruption total.
Becausesorcerersdirectly channel arcane n-
ergy,they're more prone to Corruption than wizards.
Sorcerersreceivea-7 penalty on their Corruption
checks. On the other hand, runecasting slightly
mitigates the corrupting effects of arcane magic;
runemastersreceive a + 1 bonus on their saves.
Maximum Spelllevel: When an arcanespellcaster
castsa spell at the highest spell level he possesses
(suchasa 1st-or Znd-levelwizardcastinga 1st-level
arcanespell,a 3rd- or 4th-level wizardcasting aZnd-
level arcanespell,a 5th- or 6th-level wizardcasting
a 3rd-level arcane spell, and so forth), he needsto
make a Corruption check against the listed DC.
If the character casts more than one spell at his
maximum spell level, the DC of the check is increased
by + 1 (e.g.,a 5th-level wizardwho wishesto casta 3rd-
level arcanespellmust make a DC 8 Comrption check
the first time he caststhat spell,a DC 9 checkthe second
time he castsa spell of that level, and so fonh). This
penalry is removed after the casterrestsfor 8 hours.
Unlike other effects, corruption triggered by
Maximum Spell Level doesnot accumulate;once a
character has reached a tainted Corruption c?t-
egory, this circumstance no longer causes the
spellcasterto lose additional points from his Cor-
ruption allowance.
Spell Prepared for the First Time: \7hen an
arcane spellcastercasts a spell she has never cast
before (such asa new spell she'slearnedfor advanc-
ing in levels, researched or copied into her
spellbook),she needsto make a Corruption check
to acclimate herself to the spell.
Spell Cast Near a Fel Weapon: Becauseof the
demonic origins of fel weapons, a spellcaster is
vulnerable to low levels of Arcane Corruption
when he casts an arcane spell within 30 feet of
them. A person can only be affected once in a
combat by this circumstance.
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casterattempts to castan arcanespell that's abovethe
level shecan norrnally cast(suchasa 5th-level wizard
attempting to cast a 4th-Ievel spell from a scroll), or
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that is normally available to him (in his spellbookor
repertoire). Thus, a wizardwho hasboth sleepandTwge
arnwr in his spell book but who only haspreparedsleep
may listen to the nether whisper and changethe spell
from sleepto magear'msr.
Anyone trying to listen ro a nether whisper must
make a Concentration check (DC 70 + spell level)
to hear the voice of the arcane.A successfulcheck
indicateshe's heard (and recognizes)a new incan-
tation that allows him to switch spells.Failing this
check causesthe spellcaster to lose the original
spell. Listening to the nether whisper is a free
action, but the new spell must be cast in the same
round, or it is lost. Listening to the nether whisper
alsorequiresthe casterto make a Corruption check
to avoid negative effects.
A nether whisper spell usesthe material compo-
nents ( if any) of the spellthat wasoriginally prepared
in that slot.A spellcastermay only listen ro a nether
whisper once per d"y.
Pushed Spells: A spellcastermay "push" a spell,
recklesslytapping into the ambient forces of the
arcane in the world without any caution; doing so
increasesthe DC of its saving throw by +3, and
incurs a Corruption check.
The number of times a spellcastercan push a spell
each duy is equal to her Intelligence modifier.
Enhanced Spell: Similar to pushing a spell (but
even more perilous) is the practice of t"pping into
the ambient arcaneenergiesof Azeroth to enhance
a spell. This is a more dangerousvariation on the
high elves' empoweredmagic ability (seeWarcraft
RPG, Chapter Two, "Elf, High") that allows a casrer
to add arrysingle metamagicfeat to a spell, once per
d"y, without incurring the normal spell slot penalty.
Casting a Spell near a Major Source of Arcane
Power: As Queen Azshara discovered, tampering
with primal sourcesof arcaneenergycan be perilous.
If any spell is casrwithin 30 feet of a small quantity
of water that is tainted by the Well of Etemiry, or
within l})feetofalargersource, thecasrerbecomes
susceptibleto massiveamountsof arcanecorruption.
Oddly enough, thanks to the \7orld Tree, the
Well of Eternity itselfno longerprovidesthe Twisr-
ing Nether with such a potent sourceof corruprion.
Abjuration
Corruption Effects
If a character'sArcane Corruption allowance is
higher than zero,he does nor suffer any ill effec$.
However, when a character has been exposed to
sufficient Arcane Corruption to become tainted,he
gains a minor Corruption Effect. This is a physical
or psychologicalblemish that remainson the char-
acter until removedby divine healing. A characrer
may only have one minor Corruption Effect ar a
time. Once a characteris tainted, his Arcane Cor-
ruption allowance is resetto its maximum value.
When a tainted character'sCornrption total equals
zeroagain, he is marl<edby the arcane. He receivesa
moderate Cormption Effect, which is a more serious
blemish. Moderate Comrption Effectsstackwith mi-
nor ones;they alsorequire divine healing to remove.
A character may have no more than one moderate
effectat a time. Again, once a characteris marked,his
Arcane Cormption allowanceisresetto its maximum
value.
\7hen a marked character'sCorruption drops to
zeroorbelow his arcanecorruption allowance,he is
defiledby the arcane. He receivesa major Corrup-
tion Effect, which is an extremely seriousblemish
- by this point, the character will find living a
normal life extremely difficult. M"jor Corruption
Effects require very powerful divine healing ro
remove, and they stack with both moderate and
minor ones.
\Uhen a defiled ch
allowance drops to ze
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necromancers,serving
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Effect,his personaliryL
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Minor: The character becomes a magic addict.
He must spend a 10 minute period each morning
resisting the effects of addiction or suffer a -l
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disfigurementbecomesobvious within one d"y and
difficult to stomach within a week. \Thenever she
seeshealing magic being used on anyone but her-
self, she flies into a violent rageunlessshe makesa
DC 20 \Uill save.
Conju ration (Teleportation)
ModerateiWhenever the character teleports, he
briefly passesthrough the Twisting Nether. She
must make a DC 15 Reflex save or a random
creaturefrom the Twisting Nether will attach itself
to the caster as he teleports and materi ahzeat his
destination. This creaturedoesnot count aspart of
the caster'sweight allowance for the spell, and the
casterhas no control over the creature.
Furthermore, aoy failure result for a teleport spell
will result in the casterand anyone accompanying
him being trapped in the Twisting Nerher.
Maj or:V/h enever the charactersleeps,he must make
a DC Z0 \Uill saveor teleponZd6 miles in a random
direction from his cunent location. This effectdoesnor
require a spellslot or any material components,and the
character has no control over this spell.
Divination
Minar : The characterbecomeshighly supersrit ious.
She is terrified of perfiorming an action rhar is pro-
scribedby her culture'scustoms.These superstitions
can be ignored by making a DC 13 \Uill savebut they
will occasionallyinconvenience the characterin play.
Come up with a list of five or so appropriate supersri-
tions for the PC's culture, such as:
o Never speakfor a full minute after hearing a dog
or wolfs howl.
o Never touch a black cat or let it crossyour path.
o Never speak the orc \Tarchiefs name aloud
without taking a drink.
o Never accept a spell from a stranger without
knowing his name.
o Always pay in silver and gold, never in copper.
o Never eat food that hasbeen cooked in a metal
pot on the last d"y of the week.
Mderate: The character becomes obsessedwith
fonunes and auguries.Performing any significant act
that hasnot first been approvedwith an auguryrequires
a DC 15 \Yill save,and a DC 20 \Uill saveis neededto
perform any action that goesagainstan augury.
Major: The character is completely ruled by augu-
ries, portents and other superstitions.She will not
deal with anyone unless she's first consulted an
augury, not even someone who was a close friend.
The character will indulge in bizarre, exrreme and
even violent behavior if an augury tells her such
behavior is required (\7ill DC 70 to resisr,yer even
then she'lI remain suspicious).
Enchantment
Minor: The character becomes a magic addict.
He must spendat leastan hour each d"y meditating
or suffera -1 penalty to casterlevel for all spellsand
a-Z penalty on all savingthrows againstspellsand
magical effects.
Moderate: Whenever feasible, the character will
live in placesenhancedby magicalspellsand eat food
createdby magic;he will not usea weaponunlessit is
enchanted. He is so enamored of enchantments that
he cannot bring himself to cast dtspelmaglc or a
counterspell,even to savehimself, unlesshe makesa
successfulDC 15 \7i11savefirst.
Major: The character finds coexisting with crea-
tures that have free wills very difficult. \Xl4rerever
possible,the character will usechnrmand dominate
spells to bring the people around him under his
control. A simple difference of opinion is likely to
throw the character into a rage.If the characterhas
a serious disagreement with someone, she must
make a DC 70 \Uill save or attack the subjecr;
likewise, anyone who resists(or breaks) his spells
will probably become the target of a vendetta.
Evocation
Minor: The character'sbody is warm to the touch,
and maintaining intimate contact with her for more
than a fulI round is difficult (any spell that prorecrs
againstheat and fire will allow someoneto ignore this
effect, aswill a successfulDC 13 Fortitude save;crea-
tures grappling this character may also ignore this
effect).Metal objects,catsand furswithin 60 feetof the
character accumulateminor static electricity charges
(which will do no damagebut may surprisepeople).
Moderate:Weather in a l-mile radiusaround the
character is seldom sunny or cheerful. If there's a
windstorm, it will intensify around the character's
location; if there's a thunderstorm, lightning will
repeatedlystrike buildings or treesnear the charac-
ter. The character will enjoy stormy weather and
becomedepressedwhen things are calm and peace-
ful. People who are incapable of casting evocation
spellsare viewed as inferior and treated derisively.
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to its maximum value.
The Corruption Effects are more difficult ro
eliminate. A minor effect is only removed with a
restorationspell, a moderate effect is removed with
a greater restorationspell, while a major effect is
removed with a touch of life* spell. Removing the
worst Corruption Effect will alsobring the charac-
ter down one Corruption category (from defiled to
marked, marked to tainted, or tainted to normal).
A Cautionary Note
For an arcane spellcaster to reach high levels
without falling victim to corruption may seem
impossible.While the feat is indeed difficult, many
mageshave, by taking a few precautions,lived long,
healthy and untainted lives. Those who boldly
(and stupidly) ignore the inherent corruptions of
arcane magic are most prone to fall. The GM
should be careful not to pen altzea cautiouscharac-
ter with excessiveamounts of Arcane Corruption.
DivineMagic
Most of the divine beings of Azeroth (known as
Eternals) are distant entities. They exist to assist
those caught in the conflicts of a cruel, violent
world. Never directly intervening in the affairs of
the world, they use divine magic as a proxy. With
their many healing and protective spells,practitio-
nersof divine magic are at the vanguardof the gods'
efforts to ensure their peoples'survival.
Divine magic is not wholly the province of the
gods;it draws on a wide variety of sourcesdepend-
ing on the faith of the practitioner. Priestswhisper
prayersto evoke power from beings such as Elune
the Moon Goddess.Healers bask in the good will
provided by the religion of the Holy Light. Under
the awesomerky, shamans call upon the natural
order to empower their spells and heighten their
understanding of the world. \7itch doctors surrr-
mon ancestralspirits and tribal protectors.Shadow
hunters invoke the names of dark gods, ancient
powers whose legends are stained in cruelty and
bloodshed, but who are also capable of beneVO-
lence when appeased.Druids of the wild bond with
plants and animals and draw on the magic power
inherent in the natural world.
Though the sourcesof divine power arevaried, its
use has one constant: faith. Effectively wielding
divine power requirestremendousconviction; the
dedication required to achieve such perfect faith is
a lifelong pursuit. Unlike arcane spellcasters,who
believe that power exists to be taken, divine
spe[casters must constantly affirm that they are
worthyof their gifts. They must be certain that they
are properly honoring their gods, philosophies,
ancestorsor convictions. Perfect faith requires in-
tensetraining and constanttesting,which continues
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When a divine spellcasterneedsto test his con-
victions, he arrangesto face a special personal
challenge in which he affirms his faith by enduring
torment.
The specificchallengedependson the practitioner's
background. A druid of the wild or a shaman might
joumey into the wildemess and survive storrns of
pretematural intensiry without magical aid. A healer
might lock himself in an enclosed area with plague
victims and share their meat and water. A shadow
hunter might venture onto groundsconsecratedto the
Old Gods and spill his own blood to entice the forcesof
primeval cruelryto comeand visit their worstafflictions
upon him.
A memberof the priestprestigeclasshasparticu-
larly bizarreordeals.Submissionto public stoning
or burning is common, but the most noteworthy -
and sadistic- ordeal is the ritual of shaming. In
this rire, which is held in the priesr'shome commu-
nity among family and friends, the priest is locked
in shacklesand stocksand subjectedto a full day of
mockery and physical torture. By enduring the
cruelesthuman impulses,the priest demonstrates
the unwaveringpower of his faith, and (bVcontinu-
ing to servethe community afterenduring its torture )
the virtue of forgiveness. Thereafter, the priest
symbolicallybearsthe burden of the people'strans-
'Wounds
gressions. inflicted during this ordeal -
and it's almostcertain there will be wounds- must
heal naturally. The scarsinflicted during this trial
will be left untouched asa reminder of the sustain-
ing power of faith.
A practitioner doesn't endure an ordeal for re-
wards,but to affirm his faith. However, the renewed
confidence in his ability to serve as his faith's
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ment quest,or exclusionfrom the faith's most sacred
rituals and benefits).A testof faith is a major event in
a character's life, and the player should understand
this and roleplay the consequencesof the character's
failure; anyone who takes such a failure in stride
invites more severepenalties(suchashigherpenalties
to casterlevel or a -Z luck penalty on all skill checks)
from whatever empowersher faith.
If the test succeeds,then once each d"y the
practitioner may casta spell asif it were augmented
with the Empower Spell feat without incurring the
normal spell slot penalty. This benefit lasts for 1
month after the test.
The GM must devise testsof faith and determine
what conditions areneededto pass.A testmay occur at
any time in a divine spellcaster's
career,but most often
when her dedication to her causeappearsto be flagging.
V/hen a practitioner spendsmore time socializingwith
friends than pursuing the goalsof her faith; when her
responseto the desecrationof a church, sacredgrove or
ancestraltomb is half-hearted or ineffectual; when she
shows reluctance in standing up for her beliefs: the
powersmay choosethat time to test her mettle.
A test of faith doesn't occur more than once each
year; usually a divine practitioner will be tested
once every 5 to 10 years.However, a GM who has
a specialdestiny in mind for a divine practitioner
may present the PC with a steady stream of chal-
lenges.Though at the time it may seem like the
world has turned againsther, in the end the reward
is usually well worth the suffering. The ability to
endure the worst trials of the godswithout flinching
is a hallmark of the greatestheroes of legend.
FelEnergy
The ultimate manifestation of the demonic ar-
cane on Azeroth is fel energy. This energy, which
most commonly manifests itself as ghastlyr grerr-
yellow flame, is arcanemagic at its most corrupt, for
it employs the blood of demons.Spells with the fel
descriptor are very difficult to resist.Castersgain a
+ 10 fel bonus on caster level checks made to
penetrate spell resistance,and the DC of saving
throws increasesby +7. Casterswho cast fel spells
also risk massiveamounts of Arcane Corruption.
Casting a fel spellisdescribedby many spellcasters
as a euphoric experience. If arcane magic is an
addiction, fel magic is the embodiment of the drug
in its purest form.
Since the Burning Legion returned to Azeroth,
the world's heroes have encountered fel weapons
and fel magic with increasingfrequency.As demon
cults continue to fester and grow in Desolace,the
Ashenvale Forest and other remote corners, grue-
some sacrifices are held to entice demons into
giving their blood in trade. The cultists use this
blood to enchant the weaponsthat they hope will
bring about their masters'ultimate victory.
FelOfferings
Demons sometimestempt spellcastersby offering
small amounts of their blood in exchange for ser-
vices. If the recipient drinks the demon's blood
within 74 hours of the offering, then the next
arcanespell he castswill be a fel spell.
Fel blood is highly addictive aswell ascorruprive.
Anyone who drinks it must make a DC 13 \Uill save
or become dependent on fel blood. lJnless the per-
son consumesfel blood daily, he will suffer a -1
penalty to casterlevel for all spellsand a-Z penalty
on all saving throws against spells and magical ef-
fects; after 7 days,he may attempt to make a DC 15
\7ill saveto break the addiction.
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Fel-poisonedcreaturesare another threat from the
TwistingNether. Th.y arestarting to appearin places
where the Buming Legion is strongest.When a cre?-
ture with a natural poison attack is imbued with fel
energy, its venom becomesmore difficult to resist.
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spellsyou have chosen.
For each spell in your new rune family, check to see
if it targets a single creature, multiple creatures, or
something else.Spellsthat target a single creatureget
tumed into marks, spells affecting multiple crearures
becomesigils,andspellsaffectingobjectsbecomeglyphs.
The school of magic remains the same. Gener-
ally, it's a good idea to use the spell's level as the
rune's level, though in rare casesa rune becomes
more or lesspowerful than the same spell just by
turning it into a rune. Adjust the rune's level if you
feel it necessary.
Regardlessof the spell's components, a rune
never hasa verbal component, though runesalways
include somatic and material components.If a spell
includes a costly material component or XP cost,
impose the same cost on inscribing the rune.
A spell that requiresa standardaction or full-round
action to castbecomesa full-round action to inscribe.
Spellsthat take longer than a fulI round to castshould
also take longer to inscribe as a rune.
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sigil activates,it affectsa 3O-foot-radiusarea.Com-
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areato seeif this is too weak or too powerful. Adjust
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by r l0th-level caster,and 7th- through 9th-level
rune effects as though generated by a ZOth-level
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 The runes inscribed upon your fists glow as you
rush into combat, a deadlyforce of enhancedmartial
power. Your well-placed bomb decimatesa troop of
skeletons in a glorious riot of boom! and fire and
bone shards.Calling upon the ancient spirits of the
kodo beasts,your skin thickens and your body grows
larger and stronger. One button activates the saw,
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releasesgleaming steel spikes all over the breast-
plate: now you're readyfor those fool forest trolls. . . .
This chapter explores the ways of magic and
technology in Warcraft through new fearc, a new
core classand new prestigeclasses.
Feats
The new feats presentedin this section focus on
magic and technology. Prerequisitefeats found in
other Warcraft books are noted asdescribedin the
Introduction.
Actditional FamiIiar [Special]
You gain an additional familiar.
Prerequisite: Sorcerer or wizard level 6th.
Benefit: You gain an additional familiar in the same
way you attained a familiar the first time. Choose
another rype of animal to serveasyour familiar. This
familiar follows all the norrnal rules for familiars,
except that your level in the appropriate class is
treated as5 levels lower for the purposesof determin-
ing the additional familiar's traits and abilities.
Avoicl Technological Mishap Fechnologyl
You are particularly adept at avoiding problems
when using technological devices.
Prerequisite: Skill Focus (Use Technological
Device*).
Benefit: When using a technological device,you
treat its Malfunction Rating as 1 lessthan it actu-
ally is (to a minimum of 1).
Special: A tinker may selectAvoid Technologi-
cal Mishap as one of her tinker bonus feam.
C-aptureSpelI [Metamagic]
You can capture spells instead of countering
them, storing them in your own mind.
Prerequisite: Arcane EnergyControl x, Block Spellx.
Benefiu When you successfullycounter a spell,
instead of dismissingit entirely you may instead try to
capturethat spell.The spell must be on your spell list.
To make the aftempt, after successfullycountering the
spell you must expend another spell of a level at least
equal to the spell you are trying to capture (in addition
to the spell usedto counter the spell). Make a caster
level check (DC = 11 + the spell'scasterlevel). If you
succeed,you capturethe spellin your own mind and can
castit yourself- even if it isa spellyou norrnally do not
know. Altemately, you can scribe the spell into your
spellbook. The spell remains in your mind : .ur:.rtll 74
hourshavepassedor you next preparespells,whichever
comesfirst. Ifyou fail in the attempt to capturethe spell,
the spellisstill counteredand the spellyou expendedto
attempt the capture is still lost.
For example,Leanine Starbom, a high elf wizard,is
dueling her old nemesisAlastair Bentstaff, a human
sorcerer.Leanine readiesan action to counter a spell.
Alastair indeed begins casting a spell, and Leanine
identifies it aschnnkghming- a spellshedoesnot even
have in her spellbooks.She aftemptsto counter it with
dispelmagtc and succeeds.She then decidesshewould
like to capture the spell and so expendsher 6th-level
spell spmtnrcht .She makesa casterlevel check at 1d20
+ her casterlevel againsta DC of 11 + Alastair'scaster
level. She rolls a total of 19,which isnot nearly enough
(Alastair is a l5th-level sorcerer,so the DC was 26).
She doesnot capture chatnlighmmg,though the spell is
sti II countered.Leanine expendedb oth dispelmagband
sfuntnuch. If she had succeededin her caster level
check, she would have captured clwinlightling in her
mind and could,for instance,have castit at Alastair on
her next tum. In all likelihood, however, she would
have savedit to scribelater into her spellbook.
Consummate Mach in ist ltechnol ogy]
Your mastery of various disciplines boosts your
skills in all technological endeavors.
Prerequisites:Build Firearms*,Build Siege'Weap-
onsx, Build Small Devicesx,Build Vehiclesx.
Benefit: Your technological limit for building
technological devicesis increasedby +2. This in-
crease stacks with the bonuses provided by the
prerequisitefeats.
Special: A tinker may select Consummate Ma-
chinist as one of her tinker bonus feats.
Dismissible SpelI [Metamagic]
You can dismissany spell you cast.
Benefit: A spellcastwith this metamagicfeat can be
dismissed,asper any otherdismissiblespell(seePlnyer's
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Your mastery with a single spell is unmatched.
Prerequisites: Greater Spell Focus,Spell Focus,
Spell Specializationf, casterlevel 1Zth.
Benefit: Choose a spell with which you have
Spell Specializationt and that belongs to a school
in which you have Spell Focus and Greater Spell
Focus.Your casterlevel is consideredto be 4 levels
higher when casting that spell.This change affects
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age), and dispel and spell penetration checks. In
addition, when you prepare that spell with a
metamagic feat, it takes up a spell slot two levels
lower than normal, to a minimum of its normal
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level spell and so on.
The benefits of this feat do not stack with the
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Special:You may take this feat multiple times. Its
effects do not stack. Each time it applies to a
different spell.
Hasten Spell [Metamagic]
You can cast spellsmuch faster than normal.
Benefit: You can cast a hastenedspell asa move
action. Casting the spell provokesattacksof oppor-
tunity, as normal. Only spells that have a casting
time of 1 standardaction can benefit from this feat.
A Hastened spell usesup a slot two levels higher
than normal.
SpelI Specialization [General]
You are especiallyadept with a single spell.
Prerequisites: Spell Focus,caster level 4th.
Benefit: Choose one spell that falls into your Spell
Focusschool. Your caster level is consideredto be 2
levels higher when casting that spell. This affects all
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dependent variables (such as range or damage),md
dispeland spellpenetration checks.In addition, when
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level spell,a silent blxzmdasa 3rd-level spelland soon.
Special:You may take this feat multiple times. Its
effects do not stack. Each time it applies to a
different spell.
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Prerequisite: Use Technological Devicex 6 ranks.
Benefit: You can useany technologicaldevicewith
which you are familiar as a weapon, even those that
were not designed as such. You rake gears across
opponents' faces,crack their knees with extending
iron spikes,vent boiling steamat them and otherwise
use the device to your fiendish advantage. You are
consideredproficient with all devicesusedasweapons
in this way. The damagerype is piercirg, slashingor
fire, dependingon the device.Specificdamageamounts
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category larger than you or smaller (for example, a
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generationspassed,dwarves forgot their heritage
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powers.
Tauren in Kalimdor rediscoveredthe power of
runes.An ancient raceaswell, tauren remembered
the myths of runecasting and revived interest in
this nearly lost art. The dwarves that came to
Kalimdor with Jaina'sAlliance Expedition learned
tauren runecastingtechniques.Tauren and dwarves
do not sharegood relations,but they were eagerto
share knowledge of runes and titan myths.
The runemaster is a free spirit, more at home in
the wild than in the city. He mergesbrute strength
with arcanemagic, covering his body with mystic
tattoos and often imbuing them with magical ener-
gies to increasehis skill in hand-to-hand combat.
While a runemastershuns armor, this is more to
prevent hindrancesto inscribing his runes than to
demonstratehis subtletyand finessewith unarmed
strikes.Quite to the contrary, a runemasterprefers
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or subterfuge,the runemastertakesdown foeswith
toe-to-toe,all-out assaults, hammering them with
tattooedfistsand feet brimming with arcanepower.
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A runemastercan only createa certain number of
runesof eachrune level per d"y. His basedaily rune
allotment is given on Table 7-I: The Runemaster.
In addition, he receivesbonus runes per d"y if he
has a high Intelligence score, just as spellcasters
receivebonus spellsper dty.
A runemaster'sselection of runes is extremely
limited. He begins play with masteryof two rune
families of your choice. Each rune family gives the
runemaster accessto a rune at each rune level he
can create,from O-levelon up, aswell as a granted
power. The runemastergets the granted powers of
both rune families selected.
Flurry of Blows (Ex): This ability functions like
that of the monk from the Plnyer's Handbook,
except the runemaster can only make unarmed
strikes.The runemasterdoes not use weapons of
any kind. SeeTable 7-7: Flurry of Blows and Runes
per D"y for the runemaster'sFlurry of Blows Attack
Bonus.
unarmed Strike (Ex): This ability functions
like that of the monk from the Pl"ayer'sHandbook,
except the runemaster's damage from unarmed
strikes does not improve with his level. A Small
runemasterdeals ld4 points of dam&ge, a Medium
runemasterdeals1d6points of dam?ge, and a Large
runemasterdeals 1d8 points of damage.
SeeRunes (Ex): At Znd level, a runemastercan
seeall arcanerunesof lower level than the highest
level he can inscribe without needing to make a
Search check. For example, a runemastercapable
of inscribing 3rd-level runes is able to seeall runes
of Znd level and lower without making a Search
check. In addition, a runemasterwho merelypasses
within 5 feet of an arcanerune more powerful then
he can normally seeis entitled to a Searchcheck to
notice it as if he were actively looking for it.
Erase Runes (Ex): At 3rd level, a runemaster
can make a DisableDevice check to erasean arcane
rune without activating it. See the Rune Magic
section of Chapter One for details.
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Description: The bombardier is the highestprac-
titioner of the art of things that go boom. Meticulous
planners with a ftenzied need to blow things up,
most bombardiers are a haphazardmixture of for-
ward-thinker and absent-mindedtinker.
Hit Die: d6.
Requirements
Affiliation: Any.
Special: To become a bombardier, the character
must destroya single structureor group of creatures
(3 or more) with an explosion of some sort.
Skills: Craft (alchemy) 5, Craft (technological
device* ) 5, Knowledge(architectureand engineer-
ing) 5.
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alsx.
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Craft (lnt), Disable Device (lnt), lntimidate
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Use Magical Device (Cha), [JseTechnological
Device* (lnt). See Chapter 4: Skills in the
Player's Handbookand Chapter Two :
Heroes in the Warcraft RPG
for skill descriptions.
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ClassFeatures
Weapon and Armor Proficiency: A bombardier
is proficient with all simple weapons,and may take
the \Teapon Focusfeat and userangedweapon feats
with explosiveweapons.
Goblin Sapping(Ex): Beginning at lst level, the
bombardier learnsthe fine art of sappinga structure
with explosives. He can reduce the hardness of
wooden structuresby the value of his Intelligence
bonus for purposesof blowing them up.
Bomb-Bouncing (Ex): At lst level, the bombar-
dier mastersthe art of making a bomb travel further.
See the tinker baseclassfor an explanation of this
specialability (Warcraft RPG, Chapter Two: He-
"New
roes, BaseClasses").The ability to bounce
bombs stackswith the tinker special ability, and
triples the range increment of explosivesthe bom-
bardier throws.
Excellent Timing (Ex): Bombardiersare experts
critical timing, especiallywhen setting
at assessing
up explosivedevices.At Znd level, when prepping
a bomb for explosion, the bombardier ignores the
DC penalty for setting a delay.
Trick Toss (Ex): Grenade throwing and bomb
chucking are the bombardier's favorite
sports.While the more clumsybombardiers
discover quickly that throwing well is cru-
cial, talented grenadethrowers usuallyfind
a way to put a spin on a tossfor interesting
effects.
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bombs ignoring low cover and targeting
beyond it without any penalty.
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Hit Die: d6. in the engineer prestige class
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Affiliation: A.y.
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Alignment: A.y non-good.
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and an additional 10feet to their speed.Theseallies type increasesto 1d10 when he reaches5th level,
must be within 30 feet of him when he usesthis then to 1 dI} at 10th level.
ability. The effectsof this ability last for a number The shadowhunter may sacrificea 1st,Znd or 3rd
of rounds equal to his shadow hunter level. This level healing spell to use this ability a number of
ability cannot affect the shadow hunter. times per d"y equal to his Wisdom bonus. This
HealingWaue (Sp): Lukou is the Loa of healing ability may not be usedto harm undead;the spirits
and respite,and shegrantsthe ability to heal allies. will only aid the shadowhunter's allies.
With a word, the shadow hunter invokes healing Hex (Sp): Ogoun, the Loa of war, teachesthe
with a wave of soothing light. shadow hunter to place dire cursesupon his o-
The shadowhunter can target any ally within 30 emies.This Loa ability is sopotent that the shadow
feet with the healing wave. It heals the target and hunter may learn it only after he gains 5th level.
then bouncesto the next ally within 10 feet. The Once per d"y, the shadow hunter may change a
wave travelsfrom ally to ally (on a path designated single targeted individual into a frog. This ability
by the shadowhunter) "r long aseach one is within functions exactly like the spell baleful polymorph
10 feet of one other. If the healing wave is unable except as noted here. A Fortitude saving throw
to reach other allies, it travels back to heal the (DC 10 + the shadowhunter's level + the shadow
previous target, following its path back to the hunter's Wisdom bonus) negates the hex. The
shadow hunter. The wave's healing effects are effect lastsfor 1 round for every two shadowhunter
instantaneous. levels. The affected target takes on the form of a
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1 point per shadow hunter level; the die rype malsin the MM), but retainsits hit points,Hit Dice
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then 1d6, then 1d4), stopping at Id4 points of frog shape,the target doesnot provoke an attack of
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Description: Spiritwalkers have a powerful corr-
nection with tauren ancestral heritage. Capable of
channeling ancient heroes, these champions of the
spirit are valued in tauren societyfor the wisdom and
history they carry within them. Tauren also fear the
spirirwalker asa potent sign of the coming age;while
many of this powerFulrace look upon the spiritwalker
with some apprehension, the spiritwalkers still r-
ceive respectfrom their brethren.
Tauren ancestorsdwell deep within the Emerald
Dream (see Warcraft RPG, Chapter Five: The
World of \Tarcraft). The energies of that plane
change the spiritwalker's pelt to pure white over
time (though some are born with white pelts,
destined to walk the path of spirit).
Hit Die: d8.
Requirements
Race: Tauren only.
Affiliation: Aty.
Feats: Follower of the Totemx.
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and symbolic animal; in tauren society, it is a sign
of strength and endurance. At 3rd level, the
spiritwalker can channel the spirit of the kodo to
gain a +4 enhancement bonus to natural armor and
a +7 enhancement bonus to Strength and Consti-
tution. He can summon the spirit of the kodo once
per duy as a free action, and the spirit remains
within him for a number of rounds equal to his new
Constitution bonus.
Ethereal Form (Su): At 4th level, as a free
action, the spiritwalker can step partially into the
Dream,becoming immaterial for a short time. While
the spiritwalker still occupies his place on the
Material Plane, he is incorporeal. Only spells and
magicalweaponscan harm him while he is incorpo-
real (see the Glossary in the Plnyer'sHandbook for
the complete effectsof incorporeality).
He can take on the etherealform once per day for
a number of rounds equal to his spiritwalker level.
He can only affect the physical world with
spellcastingwhile in ethereal form.
Chant of Ages (Su): Knowledge isn't lost, only
hidden. At 5th level, by perfiorming the chant of
ages,the spiritwalker can call upon the knowledgeof
all the tauren who have passedon to the Emerald
Dream. He can add his Wisdom bonus ro any skill
check he makes,aslong ashe is able to take 10 or 20.
War Dance (Sp): At 6th level, the spiritwalker's
dance can incite others as well. The war dance
invigoraresany allieswithin 30 feet of him. His allies
receive a +4 morale bonus on attack and damage
rolls, and on saving throws. He must concentrate in
order to perfiormthe dance,and he may continue for
aslong ashe wishes.Interrupting the dance doesnot
dispel the effects,and the dance'senergy lingers for
a number of rounds equal to half the spiritwalker's
level. This ritual does not affect the spiritwalker.
Mass Ethereal Form (Su): The spiritwalker can
ethereally shift others at 8th level. He may make a
number of allies equal to his spiritwalker level
incorporeal along with himself. Affected allies are
subject to the benefits and restrictions noted in the
spiritwalker's ethereal form ability above.
Dreanwalk (Sp): At 9th level, the spiritwalker
leams how to walk into the Emerald Dream, as the
10th-leveldruid ofthe wild specialabiliry (seeWarcraft
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RPG, Chapter Two: Heroes, Classes").
Aqtatarof the Ancients (Sp): Once per year, the
10th-level spiritwalkermay reach out to the Emer-
ald Dream for aid from his tauren ancestors.The
resulting aid comes as an ancient (seeManual of
Monsters, Chapter One) with the aspectof War or
Lore. This ancient has the extraplanar subtypeand
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steamwarriorprestigeclass. armor as if it had been added in a full upgrade.
Weapon and Armor Proficiency: Building on their Bonus Feat: At 3rd, 6th and 9th level, the
basicfamiliariry with tools,steamwarriorsareproficient steamwarriormay select a bonus feat that is either
with all simple weaponsand all rypesof affnor. a technology feat or a proficiency feat related to one
Tinker's Touch (Ex): A hero's levels in of her armor's functions.
steamwarrior are counted as if they were tinker Cobble Together (Ex): The creations of a
levels for the purpose of determining the techno- steamwarriorare a tangle of technology - yet sorrre-
logical limit of any devicesshe may build. how, they work better than they should. Upon
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lst +1 +0 +2 *0 Sbingtonent3| &y (40-ft. cone)
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lst level, 5 times per duy at 4th level, and 7 timesper use this abiliry twice per d"y at 6th level and three
d"y at 7th level. She threatensa longer cone at 4th times per duy at 9th level.
level (50 feet) and 7th level (60 feet). The focus Aqtatar of Vengeance (Sp): The ultimate expres-
necessaryfor this abiliry is a single throwing dagger. sion of the warden'sspirit of justice and wrath is the
Blink (Su): fu a free action at Znd level, the warden summoning of a night elf spirit of vengeance.Sum-
may teleport over shon distances.This abiliry functions moning this spirit works exactly like the spell
exactly like rhe dimensionblinktspell, and she usesher vengeance t, w i th the fo 1low ing except ions.The greater
warden level to determine the distanceshe can cover. spirit of vengeancehas maximum hit points, and the
The wardencan b link nvice per dayat 5th level and th,ree lesserspirits of vengeance summoned immediately
timesper day at Bth level. begin attacking whomever the warden commands
l*sser Shndrr.luStrike (Sp): One of the deadliest them to. She does not need the spell focus for uTr-
abilitiesof the warden isher power to imbue a weapon geaTrcet in order to usethis ability.
with the wrath and justiceof the night elves.Once per
d"y at 3rd level, shecan cast lessershalow sml<etupon
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warrior or shaman receives.Treat the spellsin the
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ClassLevel lst 2nd 3rd 4th A warden usesher \Tisdom score when deter-
1st 0 mining bonus spells.
Znd t - lst Level - alarm,,command,detectpoison,detect snares
3rd 1 0 *"4,* and pits,expeditiousretreat, feather fall,jump, moonglaive*,
obscuringmist,passwithouttrace,sleep,truestrike.
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assenrrywardt) castby the witch doctor that create
totems of any sort gain a bonus to Armor Class,
hardnessand hit points equal to his Intelligence
bonus.
Shaka Brew (E"): The witch doctor's seething
cauldroncontainsa hallucinogenicmixture ofherbs,
poisons,crushedinsectsand other noxious materi-
als. At Znd level, he may add drops of this Shaka
brew to improve the efficiency of any potion or
alchemical item he creates.The Shakabrew maxi-
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doctor's potions or alchemical creations. Saving
throws and opposedrolls are not affected, nor are
potions without random variables.Drinking a po-
tion treatedwith the Shakabrew leavesthe imbiber
with a euphoric buzz.
Using the Shakabrew asan additive increasesthe
costof brewing potions by 5 XP per level of the spell.
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increasesthe DC of creation by +5.
Bad Juju (Su): Creating cursesis a specialtyof the
witch doctor. At 3rd level, the witch doctor can
make a deadly doll of wax or tallow containing a
specific person's hair, skin or blood ( 1 hit point
worth). He can affectthe targetwith a harmful touch
attack spellor any singlespellwith the enchantment
(compulsion) descriptorof up to 3rd level aslong as
the person is on the sameplane. The doll disinte-
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enchantment spell has passed.
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with a penalty equal to the witch doctor's level.
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witch doctor can have a number of dolls equalto his
Intelligence bonus at one time.
Voodoo Weapon (Ex): At 4th level, the witch
doctor choosesa simplewooden weapon (e.g.,staff,
club, spearor javelin) that he prefers.He can infuse
the weapon with alchemical reagentsand various
toxins and clays. Once per d"y as a full-round
action, he may imbue the weapon with the frost,
flaming or thundering specialweapon properties.
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Doom Rattle (Sp): Upon reaching 5th level, the
witch doctor can shake and rattle the gourds and
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Markof MindShielding: to magical
RestorationFamily effectson mindor and
emotions scrying.
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on saving throws againstpoison and disease.You
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normal rate (2 points per night of rest and 4 points Granted Power: You gain the Weapon Focus
per duy of completebed rest). (unarmed) feat for free.

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3 thelandandrmproves
$gilof hrilirztiru Restores crops. Maft of Magic Striking:Naturalweapongains*1
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Markof Purification: subjectagainstpoi- enhancement bonus.
venomin or on subject.
son,detoxifies Mad<of AlignedStriking:Naturalweaponbecomes
5 Mark of Freedom:Subjectmovesnormallydespite good,evil,lawfulor chaotic.
impediments. Mark of HardenedStriking:Naturalweapongains
6 Mark of Restoration:Subjectis restoredto normal improved basedamage andcriticalmultiplier.
mentalfunction. Markof VampiricStriking:Naturalweapon'sattacks
7 Markof GreaterRestoration:Restoresall levelsand healthe attacker.
abilityscores. Mark of EnergyStriking:Naturalweapondealsan
I Fullyrestoresdeadsubject.
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of the time.
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damage per attackfromspecifiedenergytype. nents entry since this is the default for all runes.
Cancels spellsandmagicaleffects. The standardInscribing Time is 1 round; Range is
3 Sigilof Dispelling: "Creature
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SpellResistanceYes(harmless)
Rune Effect
Description The subjectgainsa + 10 insight bonuson his next
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of a secondinto the funne. This allows the subject to affectedby the misschance that appliesto attackers
sensefrom which direction attacla will come. trying to strike a concealed target.

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LevekAwareness?
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Mark of Awareness,Greater Yes(harmless)
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Drvrnation Description
LevehAwareness4 The subjectgainsa power{ulsixth sense,receiving
Duration:2hours instantaneouswamingsof impendingdangerorharm.
SavingThrow:Will negates(harmless)
Yes(harmless)
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check, the subject of mnrk of greaterawarene.ss gets a
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accuratesenseof her direction and dishnce.
to defend himself against magical attacks.

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attack roII. classspecialability.
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Duration:t hour
SavingThrow:Will negates(harmless)
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Description
The subjectis imbued with the bunowrng abrliry of a
carrionbeetle,the climbing abiliry of a spider,the flying
abiliry of a bird and the swimming abrliry of a shark.
Rune Effect
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as noted here. The subject gains a fly movement
mode at a speedof B0feet (good). Furthermore,the
subjectalsogainsa burrow mode at 20 feet, a climb
mode at 30 feet, and a swim mode at 40 feet.
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medium or heavy load, reduces these speedsto
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25 feet.The subject retains her Dexterity bonus to
AC in all movement modes.
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checks,even if rushedor threatened.
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avoid ahazard.She can alwayschooseto take 10 on
a Swim check, even if distracted or endangered.
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viding she swims in a straight line.
Markof Purification
Remoq,tesmany physical ffiictions.
(Healing)
Conjuration
Lcvel:Restoration4
Duration:Instantaneous
SavingThrow:Wrllnegates(harmless)
Yes(harmless)
SpellResistance:
Description
Positive energywashesover the subject to wipe
away physical afflictions.
Rune Effect
The following adverseconditions affecting the
target are immediately ended: blinded, deafened,
diseased,nauseated,sickenedand poisoned.
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ended, but instantaneouseffec$ are not reversed
(such ashit point damage,temporary ability dam-
age or effectsthat don't go away on their own).
Markof Regeneration
The subject gainsregeneration20.
Transmutation
Level:Restoration?
Duration:1 minute
SavingThrow:Fortitudenegates(harmless)
Yes(harmless)
SpellResistance:
Description
The subject gains the regenerationof a troll as
lost body parts are regained, broken bones are
mended and physical vitality is increased.
Rune Effect
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inflicted on the subjectfrom all sourcesis treated as
nonlethal damage,which healsat a rate of 70 points
per round, although acid and fire deal lethal dam-
ageto the subject.Also, the subject'sseveredbody
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or even headsof multi-headed creatures),broken
bones,and ruined organsgrow back. After the mark
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Mark of regenerationalso rids the subject of exhaus-
tion or fatigue. Damage that the subject suffered
before activating the rune is converted to nonle-
thal damage and regenerated; when the rune's
duration expires, all remaining damage becomes
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Markof Restoration
Removesseveralmental afflictions.
(Healing)
Conjuration
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Duration:Instantaneous
SavingThrow:Will negates(harmless)
Yes(harmless)
SpellResistance:
Description
Positive energywashesover the subject to wipe
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MarkofSpeecl Mark ofStriking, Al ignecl

The subject's speedand maneuuerabilityincrease.
Transmutation
Lcvel:Motion2
Duration:10 minutes
SavingThrow:Will negates(harmless)
Yes(harmless)
SpellResistance:
Description
The subjectgainsthe speed,climbing and jump-
ing ability of a tiger.
Rune Effect
The subject gains severalbenefitswhen this
mark is activated.
The subject'sbaseland speedincreasesby 30 feet.
There is no effect on other modesof movement such
asburrow, climb, fly or swim. As with any effectthat
increasesspeed,this spell affectsjumping distance
(see "J,r-p" in Chapter 4: Skills of the Plnyer's
Handbook).
The subject gets a +10 racial bonus on Climb
checks and retains her Dexterity bonus to Armor
Class(if any) while climbing, and opponentsget no
specialbonus to their attacksagainsther; however,
the subjectcannot usethe run action while climb-
ing.
The subjectgets2 + 10 racialbonuson Jump checks.
MarkofSpeecl, Lesser
The subject'sspeedincreases
by 10 feet.
Transmutation
Level:Motion0
Duration:1minute
SavingThrow:Will negates(harmless)
Yes(harmless)
SpellResistance:
Description
The subjectis invigoratedwith energyand gains
a quick burst of speed.
Rune Effect
The target'sbaseland speedincreasesby 10 feet
when this mark is activated. There is no effect on
other modesof movement suchasburrow, climb, fly,
or swim.As with any effectthat increasesyour speed,
"J.rrnp"
this spell affectsyour jumping distance (see
in Chapter 4: Skills of the Plnyer'sHandbook).
A nnnnal weapon becomes cluanc, evil,goodor lawful .
Transmutation [seetext]
Lcvel:Striking3
TargehOnenaturalweapon
Duration:t hour
SavingThrow:Will negates(harmless)
Yes(harmless)
SpellResistance:
Description
One of the subject'snatural weaponsis imbued
with highly focusedand energeticspirits.
Rune Effect
Choose an alignment from chaotic, evil, good or
lawful when placing the finishing stroke of the
mark. Activate this mark to align the natural weapon
as chosen when the mark was inscribed.This rune
functions like the spell align weapon, except as
alreadynoted.
Mark ofStriking,Energy
A natural weapon dealsbonus energ1damage.
Transmutation [seetext]
Lcvel:Striking6
TargehOnenaturalweapon
Duration:t hour
SavingThrow:Will negates(harmless)
SpellResistance:Yes(harmless)
Description
One of the subject'snatural weaponseruptswith
acid, cold, fire or electricity energy.The subject's
attacks deal additional energy-baseddamage,but
the subject suffersno ill effects.
RuneEffect
Choose one energy type from acid, cold, fire or
electriciry when making the final stroke to complete
this mark. Activate this mark to cause the natural
weaponit imbuesto erupt with the chosenenergy.This
mark dispelsany existing energyeffect alreadyon the
natural weapon.For example,if the natural weapon is
already flaming when a mmk of energysmkingis acti-
vated for cold damage,the flaming effect is dispelled.
The energydoesnot harm the subject.The natural
weapondealsan extra 1d6points of the chosenenergy
damageon a successfulhit. Upon striking a successful
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Description
Successfulattacks made with the natural weapon
are so strong that they causethunderclaps.
Rune Effect
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one stepasthough its sizewere increased.For example,
a weaponthat did ld8 points of damagewould improve
ro 7d6 with this effect (seeTable 74 in the Playu's
Handfuk). Funfrer, the natural weapon dealsan extra
1d6 points of sonic damageon a successfulhit, and it
acquiresthe thmdcrngweapon specialabiliry (seethe
"'Weapons").
DMG, Chapter 7,
MarkofStriking,Sure
I'Jegatesconcealmentand couer penalties.
Transmutation
LevehStriking1
TargehOnenaturalweapon
Duration:t hour
SavingThrow:Will negates(harmless)
Yes(harmless)
SpellResistance:
Description
This mark has the appearanceof an ye, and the
natural weapon almost seemsto seeon its own.
Rune Effect
The natural weapon ignoresthe Acbonus granted
to targetsby anything lessthan total cover and the
misschancegrantedto targetsby anything lessthan
total concealment.Total cover and total conceal-
ment provide their normal benefits against the
natural weapon.
Mark ofStriking,Ultimate
Gain deadly reach and ranged atmcks.
Transmutation
LevehStriking?
Duration:4 hours
SavingThrow:Will negates(harmless)
Yes(harmless)
SpellResistance:
Description
The subject'snatural weaponsbecome so power-
ful that shockwavesprecede them. He no longer
needsto make actual physicalcontact with a victim
to deal melee damage.
Rune Effect
The bearer'sunanned attacksgain multiple effec$.
First, the basedamageof all natural weaponsimproves
by one step as though each weapon's size were in-
creased.For example,a weaponthat did 3d6 points of
damage would improve to 4d6 with this effect (see
Table 71in the Plnyer'sHmdbook).
Second, the subject'sreach increasesby 5 feet.
Finally, a visible shockwave emanatesfrom the
subject's fists whenever he throws punches. The
subjectcan usehis natural weaponsto make ranged
touch attacks with a range of 3 0 feet. The
shockwavesproducedfrom thesestrikesdeal 1d8 +
Strength modifier points of bludgeoning damage
plus 1d6 points of sonic damage.
Mark of Striking, Vampiric
I'l atural weapon drains the victim' s life force .
Transmutation
LevehStriking5
TargehOnenaturalweapon
Duration:t hour
SavingThrow:Will negates(harmless)
SpellResistance:Yes(harmless)
Description
The subject'snatural weapon is imbued with the
essenceof a vampire. Her natural attacks give life
back to her.
Rune Effect
The subject heals as many points of damageas it
inflicts with the basedamageof its natural weapon.The
creaturedoesnot heal extra damagedealt by Strength,
enhancements,energyand soon. If the creature'sbase
attack is ld8, then only this roll provideshealirg, even
if the fulI amount dealtwith eachattack is,for example,
1dB+ 10 points ofdamageplus 1d6 points offire damage.
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example,the natural attackfrom the previousexample
would heal 2d8 hit points per critical hit.
Markofthe Bactger
The subject flies into a ra"ge.
Transmutation
LevehBeast3
Duration:Seetext
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MarkoftheGolem Description
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tion. snake. Poison sacsdevelop, and the subject be-
Transmutation comescapableof injecting poison into wounds he
LevehBeast6 creates.
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SavingThrow:Will negates(harmless)
\Thenever the subject strikes with the affected
Yes(harmless)
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Description
Dice + subject'sConstitution modifier) or suffer
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Rune Effect age 1 minute later. The subject'sclawsor teeth will
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attack if he did not have one already.
reduction 1O/adamantine.Once the effect has pre-
vented a total of 100 points of damage, it is
discharged.
MarkoftheTiger
\Uhen both this rune and mark of thewerewolf are Increasesnatural w eapon's damage.
in effect,the DR lO/adamantinereducesdamageby Transmutation
silver weaponsby 10 points, which is taken offthe Level:Beast1
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golem. 2 minutes
Durationz
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Markofthelmp Yes(harmless)
SpellResistance:
The subject gainsfast healing3 .
Description
Transmutation
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LevehBeast4
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Duration:10 rounds
damage.
SavingThrow:Fortitudenegates(harmless)
Yes(harmless)
SpellResistance: Rune Effect
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Description
more potent, the natural weapon's base damage
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granting her superiorhealing powers. increased.For example,a weaponthat did 1d6base
points of damagewould improve to 1d8 with this
Rune Effect
effect (seeTable 7-4 in the Player'sHandbook).If
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the subjectdoesnot have a claw or bite attack, he
acquiresone of his choice for the rune's duration.
MarkoftheSnake
I'Jatural attacksbecomepoisonous. MarkoftheWerewolf
Transmutation
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Thisrunefunctions
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asnoted here. It acts asan areadispel only, affecting
Transmutation
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Lcvel:Awareness0
the rune is 10th, so rhe casrerlevel check is 1dZ0+10.
Duration:1minute
SavingThrow:Will negates(harmless)
Yes(harmless)
SigilofHealing
SpellResistance:
Cures 4dB pointsof dnmagefor manJ creatures.
Description (Healing)
Conjuration
The subject'seyesglow a faint yellow ashe gains Level:Healing6
the ability to seebetter in dimly lit areas. Duration:Instantaneous
or Will half(seetext)
SavingThrow:Will half(harmless)
Rune Effect Yes(harmless)
SpellResistance: or Yes(seetext)
Activate this mark to gain low-light vision for
the rune's duration. Description
A blastof positiveenergyhealsall nearbycreatures.
MarkofVision,True Rune Effect
The subjectseesaII thingsas they really are.
All creatures in the area (allies and enemies
Drvination
alike) are cured of 4d8 points of damage.
LevehAwareness6
Like other cure effects, sigrlof healingdeals dam-
Duration:2 minutes
age to undead in its area rather than cures them.
SavingThrow:Will negates(harmless)
Each affected undead may attempt a Will savefor
Yes(harmless)
SpellResistance:
half damage.
Description
The subject gains the ability to see through
Sigilof Healing,Greater
darkness;notice magically hidden doors; pinpoint (Healing)
Conjuration
creatures through magical concealment; and see LevehHealing7
invisible objects, illusions, and the true forms of This sigil functions like sigzlof healing,except that
transmuted things. it cures5d10 points of damage.

Rune Effect Sigilof Healing,Superior

This rune functions asthe spell true seeing,except
(Healing)
Conjuration
as already noted.
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250 gp wonfi of mushroom powder, saffron and fat.
it cures6dl Z points of damage.

SigilofDispelling Sigilof Healing,Ultimate

Cancelsmaglcal spellsand effects.
(Healing)
Conjuration
Abjuration
Level:Healing?
Level:Shielding
3
Duration:Instantaneous This sigil functions like sigrlof healing,except that
SavingThrow:None it cures200 points of damage.
No
SpellResistance:
SigilofPurification
Description Remouesbltghtand increasescrop yields.
A blast of counter-magic dispelsmagical spells Transmutation
and effects in the area. LevehRestoratron
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Rune Effect RuneEffect
As sigrl of lesser transportation, except you can When you inscribethis sigil, you must designate
designateany location on the plane as long asyou a spot within 500 feet asthe destination by encod-
have seen the physical destination at least once ing intricate markswithin the sigil.Activating this
(possiblyusing magic) and the destination has not mark causesall affected creatures to teleport in-
significantly changed.(The GM makesthis deter- stantly to the destination.
mination. If shedecidesthe localehaschangedtoo The subjects can't take any other actions after
much since you last saw it then you may end up teleporting until their next turns.
someplaceelse that looks very similar.) Subjectscarrying more weight than their maxi-
mum loadsdo not teleport.
SigiI ofTransportation, If the subjectsarrive in a place that is already
Greater occupiedby a solid body, each teleported creature
takes 1d6 points of damage and is shunted to a
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Conjuration(Teleportation)
feet of the intended location. If there is no free
LevehMotion7 spacewithin 100feet,eachteleportedsubjecttakes
Area:10-foot-radius
burst an additional Zd6 points of damageand is shunted
Duration:Instantaneous to a free spacewithin 1,000feet. If there is no free
SavingThrow:Will negates spacewithin 1,000 feet, each teleported creature
Yes
SpellResistance: takes an additional 4d6 points of damageand the
effect simply fails.
Description
Creaturesin the areadisappear,reappearingsorrre- SigiI ofTransportation,
where else in the universe.
Ultimate
Rune Effect Instantly transporrscreaturesanJwhere.
As sigrl of lesser transportation, except you can Conluration(Teleportation)
designateany location on any plane. If you have Level:Motion?
never been to the designatedplane, then you can Area:S-foot-radiusburst
inscribe general marks that effectively pick ? r?.rr-
Duration:Seetext
dom location on that plane. If the indicated
SavingThrow:Will negates
destinationhaschangedsignificantlysinceyou last
Yes
SpellResistance:
sawit, the effect is the sameasdesignatinga random
location on the plane. Description
Creaturesin the areadisappear,reappearingsorrr-
SigilofTransportation,Lesser where elseon the sameplane.
Instantly transporrscreaturesa shortdistance.
Conjuration(Teleportatron) Rune Effect
Lcvel:Motion4 As sigrl of lesser transportation, except you can
Area:5-foot-radiusburst designateany location on the plane as long as you
Duration:Instantaneous have seen the destination at least once and the
SavingThrow:Will negates destination has not significantly changed (seesigrl
Yes
SpellResistance: of nansportation).Also, this sigil is permanent and
can be activated any number of times.
Description A sigrl of ultimate transportationthat is disabled
Creaturesin the areadisappear,reappearingsorrr- becomes inactive for 10 minutes; it can then be
where elsenearbv. triggered again as normal.
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V, S, M
Components:
CastingTime:1standardaction
Range:Personal
TargehYou
Duration:1round/level
Description
The casterscreamsa war cry as she grows in size
and strength. Her flesh hardens.Her skin, clothing
and all her possessions become a dimly luminous
silver-gray.
Spell Effect
Upon casting this spell, the caster becomes a
fighting avatar of her ideals.Her mindset changes
sothat sherelishescombat.She losesher spellcasting
ability, including her ability to usespell activation
or spellcompletion magic items,just as if the spells
were no longer on her classlist.
The caster gains a +{ enhancement bonus to
Strength, a +6 enhancement bonus to Constitution
and a +Z enhancementbonusto Dexteriry. She gains
a +B enhancementbonusto natural armor (this stacks
with any inherent natural arrnor but not with any
other enhancementsto natural armor) and spellresis-
tance equalto 10 + her casterlevel. She is considered
proficient with all simple and martial weapons.
The caster doubles in height and increasesin
weight by " factor of 10. This increasechangesthe
caster'ssize category to the next larger one. The
castergainsan additional +4 stzebonusto Strength,
a -Z size penalty to Dexterity (negating the err-
hancement bonus noted above), and a -1 size
penalty on attack rolls and AC due to her increased
size. (ln total, the caster will benefit from +8 to
Strength, +6 to Constitution, +7 to AC, +3 on
attack rolls and +4 on damagerolls.)
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Large has a fighting spaceof 10 feet and a natural
reach of 10 feet. This spell does not change the
caster'sspeed.
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the caster attains the maximum possible size and
may make a Strength check (using her increased
Strength) to burst any enclosuresin the process.If
she fails, she is constrained without harm by the
materials enclosing her - the spell cannot crush
the casterby increasingher size.
All equipment worn or carried by the caster is
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weapons affected by this spell deal more damage.
Other magical properties are not affected by this
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(including a projectileor thrown weapon)
possession
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thrown weapons deal their normal damage, and
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weapon that fired them. Magical properties of en-
larged items are not increasedby this spell.
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stack.
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Aq,,atar
Material Component: A chunk of adamantine
worth at least 500 gp.
BerserkerStrength
Subjectgairua +4 borun n SnengthandConsntution.
Transmutation
LevehHlr 3, Hnt 3, Sor/Wiz3
Components:V, S, M/DF
CastingTime:1standardaction
Range:Touch
TargehCreaturetouched
Duration:1mrn./level
SavingThrow:Will negates(harmless)
Yes(harmless)
SpellResistance:
Description
The subject becomesas strong and hardy as the
toughest orc warriors.
Spell Effect
The subject gains a +4 enhancement bonus to
Strength and Constitution.
Arcane Material Component: A few hairs, or a
pinch of dung, from an orc.
Berserker
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Transmutation[Fire] consumedprior to casting the spell.
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Components:
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Duration:1round/level
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Abjuration Windstorm lifts opponent into the air .
Level:Hlr ?, Sor/Wiz? Evocation[Air]
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cept that it counters spellsof up to 9th level. Components: V, S
CastingTime:1standardaction
Counterspell,
Lesser Range:Medium(100ft. + 10ft./level)
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LevehHlr 3, Sor/Wiz3 Duration:1roundl? levels
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that it counters spellsof up to 3rd level. Yes
SpellResistance:

Description
Cripple,Mass The castersummonsa small cyclone that lifts the
Transmutation
target into the air, spinning him rapidly and buffet-
LevehSor/Wiz6, Swh6
ing him with powerful winds.
Range:Close(25 ft. + 5 ft./2 levels)
Targets:Onelivingcreature/level,
notwo of whichcanbe Spell Effect
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affectsmultiple creatures. within that square risks being battered by the
cyclone and lifted into the air (Large and larger
CrushingWave creaturesare unaffected). The target is allowed
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Evocation[Water]
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LevehSha4, Sor/Wiz3
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Components:
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CastingTime:1standardaction
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Duration:Instantaneous damage each round. A creature that can fly is
SavingThrow:Reflexhalf allowed a Reflex save each round to escapethe
SpellResistance:
No cyclone; the creature still takes damagebut can
leave if the save is successful.
Description A creature trapped in the cyclone cannot move
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blastsforward at unstoppablespeed. spell it must succeedat a Concentration check
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Spell Effect
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The wave travels along the ground or other semi- cyclone takes a -4 penalty to Dexterity and a -Z
solid surface(water, for example). Creatureswithin penalty on attack rolls.
the wave'spath take 1d8 points of bludgeoningdam-
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ageper casterlevel (maximum 10d8) , with a Fortitude
spell'sduration. A creaturemoving into the square
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the cyclone occupiesrisksdamageand entrapment,
knocked prone (standing up is a move action).
as describedabove. The cyclone can carry only as
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Necromancy
Lcvel:Ncr ?
Components: V, S, M
CastingTime:1standardaction
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Yes
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Description
Negative energy infusesthe area in visible puffs.
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Spell Effect
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areatake 3d3 points of damageper casterlevel (maxi-
mum 20d8) per round from negative energy.Creatures
areallowedFortirudesavingthrowstohalve thedamage.
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Material Component: A dead rose.
DevotionAura
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Conjuration
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Components:V, S, DF
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Description
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levels,to a maximum of +4 atcasterlevel 20.
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remains within the spell's radius. An ally who
enters the radius after the spell is cast gains the
benefits for aslong ashe remainswithin the radius.
DimensionBlink
Caster teleportsa short distance.
Conluration(Teleportation)
Level:Sor/Wiz5
Components: V, S
CastingTime:1free action
Range:Close(25 ft. + 5 ft./2 levels)
Targeh You
Duration:Instantaneous
Description
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Spell Effect
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range that she can see.Casting this spell is a free
action; a charactercan cast only one spell as a free
action each round.
DivineGrace
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Transmutation [Good]
Lcvel:Hlr Z,Plw 2
Components:V, S, DF
CastingTime:1standardaction
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Description HealingLight
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(Healing)
Conjuration
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LeveLHlr 3, Plw3
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Components: V, S
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damageupon impact. The target is forced to make SavingThrow:Will half(r
a Will saving throw or suffer an additional effect. yes
SpellResistance:
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though by " slowspell for 1 round/level. Description
A slawed creature can take only a single move A colurrrn of argent light, coruscatingwith positive
action or standard action each round, but not both energy,beamsdown on the targetand healshis wounds
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affectsthe creature'sjumping distance as normal. casterlevel (.rp to +10) to living creatures.
Frosrarrow dispelsbut doesnot counterhnsteand Since undead are damaged by positive energy,
does not otherwise affect magically speeded or this spell deals a like amount of damage to them,
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Material Component: One normal arrow. savesto halve the damage.

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Blast of cold dnmagesand stunsthe target. (Healing)
Conluration
Evocation [Cold] LevehHlr 4, Plw4
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Components:V, S damage+1 point per casterlevel (r.rpto +15).
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Conluration
Duration:Instantaneous LevehHlr Z,Plw 2
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Yes
SpellResistance: damage+1 point per casterlevel (.rp to +5).

Description HooksofBincling
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Entanglesand anchorsa demonor undeadcreature.
and dancing blue energy.The frost bolt slamsinto (Creation)[Force]
Conluration
the target, sending numbing wavesof cold pulsing
LevehHlr 3, Plw3, Sor/Wiz3
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Components: V, S, M/DF
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stunnedfor Id4 rounds,asthe chill numbs their limbs. Yes
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in their path. The spikesare 6 inches in diameter and
eachrangesin height from 3 to 6 feettall. O.ly creatures
and objectswithin 5 feet of the ground at the time the
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Description
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Carrion beetledevours qtictimfrom inside.
Necromancy Spell Effect
Level:Sor/Wiz1
V, S, M
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TargehOnelivingcreature
(seetext)
Duration:1round/level
SavingThrow:Fortitudenegates
Yes
SpellResistance:
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Description
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larva in a creature.The larva eatsthe victim from the
insideout. It burstsfrom its victim when it hatchesinto
a carrion beetle,and attacksthe character'sopponents.
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Spell Effect
The castermust succeedat a touch attack to im-
plant the carrion beetle larva. One round later, the
targetmust succeedat a Fortitude savingthrow or the
carrion beetle hatches and burstsfrom the victim's
body, causing 1d6 points of damage.In addition, the
newly hatched carrion beetleattacksthe samevictim
on the following round if it survivedthe initial damage
( information on the carrionbeetlecan be found in the
Manual of Monsters). The carrion beetle begins to
attack the caster'sother opponents to the best of its
ability once the initial target is dead. The carrion
beetle is mindless and the caster cannot direct its
attacks. After 1 round per caster level, the carrion
beetle disappearsat the end of its tum.
MatenalComponent:Pieceof a carrion beetleshell.
Subject gains+2 to dnmageand AC.
Transmutation
LevehHlr Z,Plw 2
Components: V, S
CastingTime:1standardaction
Range:Close(25 ft. + 5 ft./2 levels)
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Duration:1mrn./level
SavingThrow:Wrllnegates(harmless)
Yes(harmless)
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spirit and wreatheshim in his own spiritual energies.
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damagerolls and a +7 deflection bonus to AC.
Transmutation
Lcvel:Hlr 6
Range:Close(25 ft. + 5 ft./2 levels)
Targets:Onecreature/level,
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affectsmultiple creatures.
Caster sacrificeshimself to damageaII nearby.
Evocation[Fire]
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to prevent some of the damage.She has three spell Description
slotsremaining:one 1st-levelslot,one 3rd-levelslot, The target staggersasa spell deterioratesfrom his
and one 5th-level slot. She could expend her 5th- mind.
level slot to prevent 9 points of damage;she could
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points of damage.However, shebelievesshe'll need The targetloseshis highest-levelpreparedspellor
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level and l st-levelslotsto absorba total of 10 points level, he may choosewhich spell is lost.
of damage.She takes 3 points of damageherself. Material Component: A bit of mold.
Damage cannot be absorbed by expending 0-
level spell slots. MysteriousPurpleBlast
MaterialCornponenr: A sapphireworth at least 10 gp. Damagesthe target with mystic energ1.
Evocation
MassRevival Level:Sor/Wiz1
Returns brief life to many allies. Components:V, S, M
(Healing)
Conjuration CastingTime:1standardaction
Level:Hlr ? RangeMedrum (100ft. * 10 ft./level)
Components:V, S, M, DF TargehOnecreature
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TargehUp to six deadcreatures,no two of whichcanbe Yes
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morethan30 ft. apart
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No
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sphereof purple energy.It is not electricity, it is not
Description negative energy; no one knows quite what it is -
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fallen allies rise again.
Spell Effect
Spell Effect The castermust succeedat a rangedtouch attack
This spell functions like nuch of hfe*, except that it to hit with this spell.The blast deals 1d8 points of
can affectmultiple creaturesand the duration isshorter. damageper two casterlevels(maximum 5d8). This
Material Component: Diamonds worth a total of is raw magical damage,so all forms of energy resis-
at least 1,000 gp/creature. tance are ineffective against it.
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of fel energ1
Level:Sor/Wiz3 Evocation[Fel]
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Description
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V, S, M
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SavingThrow:Will negates(harmless)
Yes(harmless)
SpellResistance:
Description
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illusion falls awaywhen the subjectattacks,but he can
regain it with a moment of concentration.
Spell Effect
This spellfunctionslike tnusibikry,exceptthat it also
makesthe subjectperfectly silent. The subject makes
no noisewhen he movesor manipulatesobjects,though
objectscan makenoisethrough indirect activities.(For
example, if the subject knocks over a vase, it still
smashesloudly on the ground. If he picks a lock,
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example,to cast a spell with a verbal component.
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ProfaneAura
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regain his invisibiliry and soundlessness.
Material Component: An eyelash encased in a
piece of gum arabic.
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Abjuration
Level:Hlr 3, Sor/Wiz4
Components:V, S, M
Description
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Targeh You
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No
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effect, she immediately becomes incorporeal
(though she remains visible as a ghostly outline).
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round, immediately before the initiative count of
the effect that damagedher.
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by spellsand magic weaponsand has a 50o/ochance
to avoid all damage from a corporeal source. She
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tures,forceeffects,positiveor negativeenergyspells,
and weapons with the ghosrbuch quality; she does
not have a 50o/ochance to avoid damagefrom these
sources.While incorporealthe casterlosesall armor
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tion bonus to her AC equal to her armor bonus +
natural armor bonus + her Charisma modifier. Es-
sentially,all armorand natural armorbonusesbecome
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incorporeal,saveby force effectsand ghosrnrchweap-
ons.Shecan affectother incorporealcreaturesnormally.
Material Component: A faerie dragon wing.
Surrounding allies moq)eand heal faster.
Transmutation [Evil]
Level:Hlr 4, Ncr 4
Components:V, S, M
CastingTime:1standardaction
Range:Personal
Effech20 -ft.-radiusemanation
Duration:1round/level
SavingThrow:Fortitudenegates(harmless)
SpellResistancqYes(harmless)
The powers of unlife grant terrible energy and
rapid healing to the caster'sallies.
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LevehSor/Wiz0 Lcvel:Sor/Wiz3
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except that it restoresonly 1 point of damage. except that it restores3d8 points of damage+ 1 per
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Mass
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Lcvel:SorlWiz7
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The caster catches these cerulean strands and ab-
SiphonLife sorbs the magic into her body, using it to recall
Caster drainsConsritudonfrom qtictimand gainshit spellsthat she has alreadycast.
points.
Necromancy Spell Effect
Level:Sor/Wiz5 This spellaffectsonly creaturescapableof casting
Components: V, S spells.The target is allowed a new \Uill saveeach
CastingTime:1standardaction round to break free of the spell.The target can end
Range:Close(25 ft. + 5 ft./2 levels) the spell in severalother ways as well, such as by
Target:Onelivingcreature moving out of range or blocking the line of effect.
(D)
up to 1round/level
Concentrationo
Duration: Siphonmana drains spell levels from the target.
The total number of spelllevelsthat can be drained
SavingThrow:None
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SpellResistanceYes
is cast, the target losesa single 1st-levelprepared
Description spell or unused spell slot; the spell or spell slot is
expendedjust asif the target had castthe spell.The
Gouts of blood erupt from a victim's eyes,nose and
target may choose which lst-level spell he loses.
mouth. The sffeamsspin and nvist into a single,larger,
Simultaneously, the caster regains any one lst-
rope-like sffeamastheybridgethe gapbenveenthe target
level (ot lower) spell or spell slot that she had
and the caster.The casteropensher mouth and drawsin
previouslyexpended(either by castingit or by some
the stre&ffi,gaining vitaliry asthe victim weakens.
other means). She may choose which spell she
Spell Effect recalls,though it must be one that she had previ-
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damageper round, beginning on the round the spell is is immediatelyregained,just asif shehad never cast
cast.The casterregains5 hit points per point of Consti- or usedit. If the targetdid not have a l st-levelspell
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requiredfor the stream.If the targetor castermovesout spellsor spell slots and the casterdoes not regain
of range,the spellends.If line of sight becomesblocked any. If the casterhad not expendeda 1st-level(or
by * object at least5 feet by 5 feet, the spell ends.The lower) spell, she doesnot regain any spellsor spell
spell can be cast through squaresoccupied by other slotsbut the target still losesone.
creaturesofMedium sizeand smaller.Largecreaturescan In the secondround, the castersimilarly drains
of coursebe targets,but sucha creaturein the path of the one Znd-level spell or spell slot from the target,
streamwill usuallyblock line of sight and end the spell. regainingone Znd-level(or lower) spellor spellslot
of her own. If the target has no Znd-level spellsor
SiphonMana spell slots available,the caster instead drains one
lst-level spell or spell slot (if able) and recallsone
Transfers spellslomfrom targetto caster.
lst-level spell (if able).
Transmutation
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Lcvel:Sor/Wiz5
spell or spell slot from the target. Slphon mana
Components:V, S, M, F
continues to absorbspellsin this fashion until the
CastingTime:1standardaction
casterceasesconcentration, the target Succeeds at
Range:Close(25 ft. + 5 ft./2 levels)
a Will save (or otherwiseends the spell), or the
TargehOnecreature casterabsorbsthe maximum number of spell levels
(seetext)
Duration:Concentration (equal to her casterlevel).
SavingThrow:Will negates Material Component:A piece of string dipped in
Yes
SpellResistance: ink and black dragon blood.
Focw: An ivory-backedglove or gauntlet wofth at
Description
least 50 gp, which the caster must wear and use to
The target'smouth and eyesopen wide asstreams
capture the magical energyflowing from the target.
of incandescentmagicalenergypour from his body.
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Description
You infusethe target with magical energy,allow-
ing her to recall one spell she already cast.
Spell Effect
This spell only functions on a creature capableof
spellcasting.Upon casting this spell, the target im- Description
mediatelyrecallsone 4th-level or lower spellor spell
slot she has already expended.The spell regained
must be a spell that the mrget had previously pre-
paredand expended(either by castingit or by some
other means).The spell or spell slot is immediately
regained,asif the mrget had not castthat spell at all.
Arcane F ocus:An etched ivory charm worth at
least 15 gp, worn on a chain around the neck.
AffiIE
Range:Personal
Effect:Threeshadowduplicates
(D)
Duration:1round/level
SavingThrow: None
No
SpellResistance:
The casterdisappearsin a showerof multicolored
sparks.Appearing from three large concentrations
of red-, orange-and yellow-colored sparksare three
new copies of the caster. From the shower of red
sparksemergesthe Essenceof Fire, from the orange
sparkscomes the Essenceof Earth, and from the
yellow sparksrisesthe Essenceof Storm. Each copy
of the casterhas special powers.

Spell Effect
Stitch
This spell cannot be castunlessthe casteris on at
Target becomesbltnd and dumb.
leasta lO-foot by lO-foot areaor 5-foot by 15-foot
Conjuration(Creation)
areaof open terrain. The casterdisappearsand three
LevehSor/Wiz3, Swh3
shadow duplicates appear in her place. Th.y each
Components:V, S, M
look, sound and smell like the caster,though there
CastingTime:1standardaction are small differencesbased on the particular form.
RangeClose(25 ft. + 5 ft./2 levels) They are composedof a quasi-realshadowmaterial
TargehOnecreature and are tangible. Each copy appearswithin 5 feet of
Duration:1 minute/level the point where the spellwascast.Each copy regains
SavingThrow:Will negates lost hit points as if having restedfor a day (though
Yes
SpellResistance: this healing doesnot restoreability damageor pro-
vide other benefitsof restingfor a duy' changing back
Description doesnot heal the casterfurther).
Threadsof pale orangeenergyweavethrough the After 1 round per level, the effect ends and the
target's mouth and eyelids, rendering him blind caster'sspirit mergeswith any surviving shadow
and mute. copy. That copy returns to the character'snormal
form while the other copies (if they survived)
Spell Effect simply fade away. The caster has the adjusted
The target is blinded and muted by this spell.He remaining hit points of the selectedform. If all
cannot speak or cast spells with verbal compo- copiesare slain, then the last copy killed revertsto
nents, though he may make noise in other ways(bV her original form, though she remains dead.
clapping his hands, kicking a stone, sounding a The castercannot usefeatsunlessthey are usable
gong and the like).
as free actions. Class features that require actions
Material Component: A needle and a length of (including any normal spellcasting)are not avail-
thin bronze wire. able while under the effectsof this spell. The copies
use the character's normal ability scores,saving
Storm,EarthanctFire throws and Armor Class,along with various modifi-
Caster splirs into threeelementalforms, each with cations based on the particular form. Shadowy
differentpowers. versions of all gear and magic items appear on all
lllusion(Shadow) forms,but triggeredand consumablemagic items are
LevehSor/WizB not usable.Persistenteffectscontinue normally.
Components:V, S, M The castercontrols the actions of all three copies
CastingTime:1round as though they were separatecharacters, though
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spell.The rype anclChallenge Rating of the creature This spell functions like summonundeadIt, ex-
that provided the corpselimit the caster'soptions, as cept that the castercan surnmonor-recreaturefrom
shownon Table 3-1 . The summonedcreaturedoesnot the Znd-levellist or 1d3 creaturesof the samekind
count againstthe caster'snorrnalundeadcontrol limit. frorn the 1st-levellist. One corpseis requiredfor
Becauseundeadsummonedwith this spellare tempo- each summonedcreature.
rar|, the castercannot targetthern with dfrrksacrificet,
soulpreservattont or similar efrects. III
SummonUncleacl
A summoneduncleadcannot summon or otherwise Necromancy [Evil]
conjureanothercreature,nor can it we any teleportation Level:Gvn3, Ncr 3
or planarffavel abilities.Creaturescannot be summoned Target:Oneor morecorpseso notwo of whichcanbemore
into ar-renvironment that cannot supportthem. At the than30 ft. apart
the r-urdead
endof the dr-rration, creaturecollapsesandfalls
This spell functions like sr.rmmon undeaAIf , ex-
apart in a scatteringof bones (or simply vanishes,if the
cept that the castercar-rsurnrnonolre creaturefrom
creaturewasincorynreal).Theseremainscannot be r-rsed
the 3rd-level list, 1d3 creaturesof the salnekind
to summonadditional undead,nor can they be usedasa
frorn the Zncl-levellist or td4+1 creaturesof the
componen t for aruTnote dead,crealeundeadorsim i larspeIls.
san-rekind from the lst-level list. One corpse is
Casting this spellclespoilsthe corpseusedin the
recluiredfor each sulnmonedcreature.
summoning,just asany other effectthat transforms
cleadcreaturesiutt-ruuclead.
IV
SummonUncleacl
Material Component:The corpse.
Necromancy
[Evil]
Level:Gvn4, Ncr 4
II
SummonUncleacl Target: One or more corpses,ro two of
Necromancy [Evil] whichcanbe morethan30 ft. apart
Level:Gvn2, Ncr 2
Targeh One or more corpses,flo two of
whichcanbe morethan30 ft. apart

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6th Level(continued)
Ghost Aberration,
animal,
dragon,giant,humanoid,
magical
beast, cR 2-32
monstroushumanoid or plantof Cha6+
Ghoul Humanoid
or monstrous
humanoid CR5_6
Shade Humanoid CR3_4
SkeletalMage Humanoid CR4-5
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monstrouscreature I
Wraith Humanoid or monstroushumanoid CR5-6
Zombie Humanoid
or monstrous
humanord ?-10 HDI
Zth Level
Banshee Humanoid CR5
Crypt Fiend Nerubian CR7-B
Forsaken Humanoid CR7-B
Ghost Aberration,animal,dragon,giant,humanoid,
magicalbeast, CR42
monstroushumanord or plantof Cha6+
Ghoul Humanoid or monstrous humanord CR7
Shade Humanoid CR5
SkeletalMage Humanord CR6-7
SkeletalWarrior Humanoid
or monstrous
humanoid CR7-B
Withered Aberration, dragon,f"y, magical
animal, beast,plantor other CR7
monstrouscreature
Wraith Humanoid humanoid ,
or monstrous CR7
8th Level
Banshee Humanoid CR6-7
Crypt Fiend Nerubian CR?-10
Forsaken Humanoid CR?-10
Ghost I
Aberration,animal,dragon,giant,humanoid,
magicalbeast, cR 5-62
monstroushumanoid or plantof Cha6+
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Level:Gvn7, Ncr 7
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Level:Drw 2.SorlWiz2
Components:V, S, M
CastingTime:1standardaction
Range:Personal
Effech15-ft.-long(or longer)tentacle
Duration:1round/level (D)
Description
One of the caster'sarms transforms into an enor-
mouspurple tentacle,sruddedwith power{ulsuckers.
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Spell Effect
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a weapon with which she is proficient. She can
attack with it (once) in the sameround in which she
caststhe spell.The tentacle has a Strength of 75 (or
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ability (can attempt to start a grappleasa free action
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Device, Open Lock and so on). She cannot cast
spellswith somatic components.
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nent), gainingmultiple tentacles(up to one per arm).
Fighting with more than one tentacle incurs all the
normal penaltiesof fighting with multiple weapons.
Material Component:A bit of squid flesh.
Transmutation
Level:Drw 4,SorlWiz4
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Level:Hlr 3, Wtd 3
Components: V, S, DF
CastingTime:1action
Range:Personal
Area:20 -ft.-radiusemanation
Duration:1round/level (D)
SavingThrow:None
Yes(harmless)
SpellResistance:
Description
The casteris surroundedby " glowing,blue-white
aura. This aura grants keen insight to archers,
crossbowwieldersand similar warriors.
Spell Effect
Allies within the radius, including the caster,
gain a +7 insight bonus on attack rolls and a +!
insight bonus on damage rolls with ranged weap-
ons. These bonusesonly apply if the target of the
attack is within 30 feet of the characrer.
An ally gains these benefits only when in the
radius of the spell. An ally within the radius when
the spell is cast retains the benefits only while he
remainswithin the spell'sradius.An ally who enters
the radius after the spell is cast gains the benefits for
as long as he remains within the radius.
Range:Personal
Effech20 -ft.-radiusemanation
Duration:1roundl? levels
SavingThrow:Will negates(harmless)
Yes(harmless)
SpellResistance:
Description
The caster'sand his allies' attacksare empowered
to drain life from their opponents,granting unholy
vigor and health to the spell'ssubjects.
Spell Effect
Allies (including the caster) within the spell's
radius can drain life with successfulmelee attacks.
For each point of damage they deal to a living
opponent with a meleeattack, they gain 1 temporary
hit point. An affectedcreaturecannot gain more hit
points from a single opponent than that opponent
has (i..., his current hit points + 10). These tempo-
rary hit points disappeart hour later.
An ally gains these benefits only when in the
radius of the spell. An ally within the radius when
the spell is cast retains the benefits only while she
remains within the spell's radius. An ally who
enters the radius after the spell is cast gains the
benefitsfor aslong assheremainswithin the radius.
Material Component: Powdered dreadlord horn.

TrueshotAura,
Greater VampiricSwarm
Transmutation V ermin damngetar getsand r estore hit poinrsro caster.
Level:Hlr 4, Wtd 5 Conjuration(Summoning)
Level:Ncr 3, Sor/Wiz4
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recipientsa +3 insight bonus on attack rolls and a +6 Components:V, S, M
insight bonus on damagerolls with rangedweapons. CastingTime:1 round
Range:Personal
TrueshotAura,
Lesser Effech20 -ft.-radiusspread
Transmutation Duration:Concentration
Lcvel:Hlr Z,Wtd 1 SavingThrow: None
No
SpellResistance:
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recipientsa + 1 insight bonus on attack rolls and a +7 Description
insight bonus on damagerolls with ranged weapons.
This spellcreatesa swarrnof angry,flying vermin that
bite and tear at nearby enemies.As they chew the
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Necromancy
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half
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SpellResistance:
herselfwith a barbeddagger.As her blood strikesthe
ground, a greaterspirit of vengeancerises,with lesser
Description
spirits of vengeance arising from the caster'sfallen The castersummonsof cacklinggroupof semi-
comrades,moving to strike down her enemies. tangible,darkspirits.The spiritsrip the target'slife
from his bodyand bring it back to the caster.
Spell Effect
Spell Effect
The casterdeals Id4 points of damageto herself
when she casts this spell. This spell summons a The spiritsinflict 1d8pointsof negativeenergy
greaterspirit of vengeance(seethe Manual of Mon. damage pertwocasterlevels(maximum10dB)to the
sters, Chapter One: Creatures of Azeroth). The target.The next round, the spiritsreturn to the
spirit appearswhere the casterdesignatesand acts casterandbequeaththestolenlifeuntohim,healing
immediately on the caster's turn. It attacks the him a like amountof damage.Damagehealedabove
caster'sopponents to the best of its ability, and the thecaster's maximumbecomes hit points,
temporary
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enemiesor to perfrormother actions. This spellhasno effecton undead.
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fallen allies. For each such corpse within range, a AIIiesgain +2 bonus on damagerolls.
lesserspirit of vengeanceappearsin that location (up Enchantment (Compulsion) [Mind-Affecting]
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The world of Warcraft teemswith magic bound
insidemany typesof weaponsand objects.Someare
so common that they can be found for sale from
even the most isolated goblin merchants, while
others can only be attained after perilous quests.
The magic items won and wielded by adventurers
are someof their most preciouspossessionsand can
mark the difference between becoming a legend
and falling in battle.
The material in this chapter is basedupon Chap-
ter 7: Magic Items in the revisedDMG; pleaserefer
to the DMG on creating and pricing magic items.
The tables for random magic item generation
incorporate the items found in this book as well as
the Warcraft RPG core book and the Manual of
Monsters. Items from others sourcesare noted as
describedin the Introduction.
RacialBoctySlots
Most of Azeroth's humanoid creatures can use
items in the standardbody slots (see"Magic Items
on the Body" in Chapter 7: Magic Items of the
DMG ). Some races,however,have additional slots
basedon their particular physiology,as indicated
below:
Dwarf: A dwarf can wear any item designedfor a
neck slot by weaving it into his beard. This still
takesup the neck position.
Elf , Gnome, HaIf-EIf , HaIf-Orc, Human, Troll:
No additional slots.
Furbolg, Orc, Pandaren: Orcs, furbolgs and
pandaren can attach certain small magic items to
their long, sharpcanine teeth, which are generally
"jaws."
referredto as Ju* slot itemsusuallygrant the
creaturebonusesto any natural bite attack or per-
mit the characterto do somethingspecialby means
of a bite. Items without such affinities are nor
allowed in the jaw slot.
Goblin:A goblin can wear a singlemagicalring in
either his left or right ear.This ring may nor exceed
any other rings he has in power (determined by
comparing caster levels), nor may it be one that
requiresgreater than a 7th-level caster to create.
Rings attached asear piercings require 1 full round
to remove or attach.
Naga: Naga can wear one ring on each hand they
possess,and can wear one set of glovesfor eachpair
of hands (but not on tentacles).They may not wear
boots, nor may they usehelms if they have snakes
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for hair (though they could employ a circlet or
similar item). Naga with a natural bite attack can
employ the samejaw slot usedby orcs and furbolgs.
Tawen: Tauren have Z additional slots.A muren
may attach a magical ring to her nose,following the
samerulesasgoblin earrings.Tauren alsopossess a slot
for their homs. Hom items (which may include rings)
normally increasethe creature'sgore attack, provide
protection for the head, allow the homs to be usedas
special melee weapons, or similar abilities. Items
without such affinities are not allowed in the hom
slot. (There is only one slot that coversboth homs,
not one slot per hom. ) Becausethey have hooves
insteadof feet, tauren may not wear boots, shoesor
similar items,although certain magic items that take
up thoseslots (such asgreaves)may still be used.
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Azeroth's racesseekout magicaldefensesasmuch
as they do weapons.Those who do not fight for a
living are equally interestedin armor and shields,
for these items can keep the wearer alive in the
more dangerousareasof the world.
When generatingarmorand shields,employTable
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7 from the DMG to determine the rype of item
generated.If a specificitem or shield is generated,
use Table 4-l: Armor and Shields, below. If a
specialability is calledfor, roll againon TableT-7
to determine other benefits.
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the specialabilities detailed here, in addition to an
enhancementbonus.Armor or a shieldwith a special
ability must have at leasta + I enhancementbonus.
Command: This enhancement can be added
only to suits of armor and shields designed for
military commanders.The benefitsprovided by all
commander feats are increasedby + 1 for as long as
the item is worn and visible to all allieswithin the
appropriate range. If the commander puts some-
thing on over the armor or shield, is immersedin
d.arkness,turns inqtisible,
or otherwise removes the
item from view, its benefits are lost.
Moderate enchantment; CL ITth; Craft Magic
Arms and Armor, prayer;Price +7 bonus.
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Description: Suits of this form of half-plate ar-
mor were originally seen among the orcs, where
they were used by leaders of great renown. The
humans eventually copied the design.The surface
of all exposedplate sectionsis decoratedwith raised
imagesof warriorsinvolved in gloriousbattle. Orcish
Shielclof Honor
bladebanearmors,naturally, show orcs at war, while
those suits produced by humans depict powerful
knights striking down their foes.No self-respecting
human or orcish warrior would consider wearing
armor created by the opposing race.
Powers: This armor is considered +3 half-plateof
devotion,except that the morale benefits apply to
all allies within the prescribedrange, regardlessof
whether or not they recognizethe characterastheir
leader.In addition, once per d"y, the wearerof this
armor can invoke a shieldothereffect upon any ally
within 60 feet.
Moderate enchantment; CL ITth; Craft Magic
Arms and Armor , shieldother;Price 73,070 gp; Cost
II,535 gp * I,783 XP.
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was known as much for her combat abilities as her
masteryof the arcane arts. Among her most prized
possessionswas this small shield carved from a
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ancient rree felled by lighrning. The shield is un-
naturally light and easyto handle.
Powers: This +2 light wooden shieldconfers no
arcanespell failure penaltiesupon its owner. Ary
character can use it with proficiency, even if he
doesnot have the appropriatefeat. In addition to its
armor protection, the shield also provides a +7
enhancement bonus to Constitution when used.
Moderate transmutation; CL 10th; Craft Magic
Arms and Armor,bear's endtnurce;Price 13,153 gpt
Cost 6,577Sp + 576XP.
Description: This unique shield was carved from
the flattened crown of a white dragon's skull. The
bone has been hardened and enhanced with an
intricate steelframework interlaced with uniden ttft-
able runes from an unknown maker.
Powers: This +2 light steelshieldprovides spell
resistance19 while carried. The unique material
has hardness10 and 40 hit points, and any repairs
to it require double the normal fee. If this shield is
visible,all reactionsby white dragonsor any related
creaturesare at a -4 penalty.
Strong abjuration; CL 16th; Craft Magic Arms
and Armor, spell resistance,white dragon skull;
Price 77,150gp; Cost 38,575ep + 3,086 XP.
Description: These powerful shields were once
employed by the greatest generals of Lordaeron.
The shieldsare pentagonal in shape,with a dragon
carved into the steel surface.\Uhen a commander
takesup the shield, the creatureseemsto move and
twist on the facing, and low growls and hissesissue
forth. In combat, the dragon periodically roars,
bolstering the confidence of the bearer'sallies.
Powers: This +5 heavy steel shield"of command
provides the bearer and all allies within 20 feet
complete immunity to fear aslong asit is visible;and
the charactercarrying it doesnot fall unconsciousor
die and is recognizedby his allies as their leader.
Strongenchantment; CL 15th; Craft Magic Arms
and Armor , calm emotions,castermust have at least
2 commanderfeats;Price64,I70 gp;Cost 32,085gp
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after items in all of Azeroth. A powerful weapon
can often be the difference between glorious vic-
tory and cold steel in the gut.
Ary of the following enhancementscan be added
to firearms. However, the addition of magic to a
technological item givesit an element of instability.
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get struck (not any targetsaffectedby splashdamage,
if applicable).Note that many other effects,such as
vorpal, simply aren't applicable to siegedevices.A
siege weapon need not be masterwork to be err-
chanted with any special abilities, but the creator
must have the Build Siege\Teaponsfeat, in addition
to any other prerequisiteslisted hereafter.
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\Teapons from the DMG to determine the type of
item generated, then use Tables 4-Z: Weapon
Special Abilities and 4-3: Specific Weapons, be-
low, for weaponspecialabilitiesand specificweapons
unique to Warcraft.
NewMagicWeapon
SpecialAbilities
Weapons can have one or more of the following
special abilities in addition to an enhancement
bonus.A weaponwith a specialability must have at
leasta +1 enhancementbonus.
Bloodlust: This enhancement causes anyone
who takes up the weapon to become seizedwith a
lust for battle. The wielder receivesa +4 enhance-
ment bonus to Strength and may make 1 extra
attack in each round of combat, exactly as If af-
fected by the bloodlu.sr*spell. This benefit doesnot
stackwith other spells,such aslwsteorbull' s strength,
or a weaponof speed.Ifa slowspell is usedupon the
wielder, the bloodlu.srbenefits are suppresseduntil
the slowspell wears off.
Moderate transmutation; CL lOth; Craft Magic
Arms and Armor , bloodlust*;Price +4 bonus.
Blowthrough: A ranged (but not siege)weapon
equippedwith this enhancementprovidesa special
blowthrough ability to its ammunition. W'hen the
shot hits a target, the ammunition pierces thc
creature's body, comes out the other side, and
continueson in a direct line awayfrom the weapon
owner's square.Ary targets whose squarestouch
that line are subjectto attack by that sameshot at
no penalty. Each time a hit is scored,the ammuni-
tion blows through to the next target, if any, out to
the shot's range limit. Note that range penalties
apply normally with each successiveattack. lJpon
any miss,the shot stopsadvancingdown the line at
that point. This is a favorite enhancement in w?r-
time situations where enemies often advance in
ranks and columns, but is of lesseruse in smaller
engagements.
Moderateconjuration; CL 10th; Craft Magic Arms
and Armor, Mel's acidarrow; Price +Z bonus.
Capability: A weapon of capabilityprovides no
specialbenefitsto non-spellcasters; but in the hands
of an arcane spellcaster,it turns the character into
a capablewarrior. When this weapon is employed,
a character's arcane caster levels are treated as
fighter levelsfor purposesof attack bonusonly. The
weapon does not confer any fighter feats or other
abilitiesbeyondthe bonusto attack rolls,but it does
provide the character proficiency with its weapon
type when held.
Strong transmutation; CL 14th; Craft Magic Arms
and Armor ,Tensor'stransformation;Price +2 bonus.
Crippling: When this weapon hits a livin g tar-
get, the victim must make a DC 14 Fortitude save
or become crippled (as per the spell cripple*). A
crippled opponent suffersa -Z penalty to Armor
Class; a -Z penalty on melee attack rolls, melee
damagerolls, and Reflex saves;and jumps only half
as fat as normal. The creature's Strength is also
reducedby 1d6 points, but not below 1. The crip-
pling effect lasts for 5 rounds, but a hastespell will
dispel it before that period ends. If the target is
already enhanced by hnste,that ability is dispelled
upon any hit by the crippling weapon (no saving
throw is allowed).
Moderate transmutation; CL 1Oth;Craft Magic
Arms and Armor, cripple*;Price *2 bonus.
Crushing: Only bludgeoning weaponsmay have
this attribute. In addition to any extra damagefrom
enhancement bonuses,crushing weaponsinflict an
additional +5 points of impact damage on their
targets.This excessdamageis multiplied normally
with any critical hit.
Moderate transmutation; CL LZth; Craft Magic
Price +Z bonus.
Arms and Armor, telekinesis;
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as the weapon is held. W"hen it hits a living target,
the weapon dealsan additional 7d6 points of nega-
tive energydamage.Should the weaponhit or touch
an undead target, the target is healed instead;how-
ever, aweaponof deathcanheal no more than 100 hit
points per d"y. If desired, a weapon of death can
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reloaditT)o/ofaster,rounding all fractionsup. In other
words,a siegeweapon with a reload speedof 5 or less
reloads1 round faster,a weaponwith a speedof 6-10
reloads2 rounds faster,and so on.
Moderate transmutation; CL 10th; Craft Magic
Arms and Armor, Build Siege Weapons, haste;
Price + 1 bonus.
Fear: Any creature struck by this weapon must
make a Will save (DC 10 + the amount by which
the attack succeeded).If this savefails, the creature
is frightened for 1d4 rounds. If the savesucceedsby
less than 5, the creature is shaken for 1 round.
Creatures immune to fear are not affected.
Moderate necromancy; CL 10th; Craft Magic
Arms and Armor , callsefr*; Price + 1 bonus.
Friendly: Ranged weapons with this enchant-
ment aredesignedfor usein close-combatsituations.
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ties for shooting into combat or for allies in the
weapon'spath are halved. In addition, the shot can
never accidentally hit an ally - any such result is
simply a miss. This power does not help with
weaponsthat causedamageover a wide area,such
asa blunderbussor bomb, or specialenhancements
such as frost nova (seebelow).
Moderate abjuration; CL Bth; Craft Magic Arms
and Armor , protecaonfrom arrows;Price + 1 bonus.
Frost Nova: This enhancement can only be ap-
plied to ranged or siegeweapons.All ammunition
fired from this weapon explodes in a burst of frost
that producesalmost no concussion.The hrget and
all other creatures(including the wielder'sallies,or
the wielderhimself) within 10feet mke 1d6points of
cold damage.A successfulDC 14 Reflex savehalves
this damage,but the weapon's target receivesno
save.If the shot misses,there is no nova burst.
Moderate evocation; CL 10th; Craft Magic Arms
and Armor , frost noqta*;Price +2 bonus.
Frugal: This enhancement can only be addedto
rangedweapons(not siegeweapons).\Thenever a
shot misses,the ammunition lost is immediately
returned to its container (quiver, bullet pouch or
other holder). Specialmagicalammunition specifi-
cally describedas being destroyedon a miss does
not return, nor do items that explode upon impact
even on a miss(..g., mortar shells).Note that while
bullets might return to their pouches,the gunpow-
der expended in firing them does not.
Moderate transmutation; CL 10th; Craft Magic
Price + 1 bonus.
Arms and Armor , telekinesis;
Functionality: This enhancement can be added
only to enchantedtechnologicaldevices.The magic
acts to stabilizethe weapon and keep it from mal-
functioning, reducing the Malfunction Rating by 1
(this alsoeliminates the normal + 1 MR penalty for
techno-magical items). A weapon reduced to an
MR of zerohas no chance of malfunctioning, thus
allowing nearly anyone to employ it with no risk to
their health.
Faint transmutation; CL 5th; Craft Magic Arms
and Armor , mendingtPrice + 1 bonus.
Healing: At first glance, giving a weapon the
healing property may seem strange,but there is a
method to the madness.The weapon inflicts damage
normally unlessorderedto switch into healing mode,
which can be done asa free action. In healing mode,
all damagethe weapon would inflict actually heals
the target insteadofharming it. If the weaponhits an
undead creature, it wounds the target instead of
healing it, and all damage scored is doubled. A
healing weapon can cause at most 100 points of
"damage"per
healing d"y, after which it reverts to
inflicting normal damage.
Smongconjuration; CL l}rh;Craft Magic Arms and
Armor,henl,creatormust be good;Price +Z bonus.
Heroic: A heroic weapon turns its wielder into a
fighting machine. The weapon'swielder receivesa
+4 morale bonus on attack rolls, damagerolls and
saving throws. However, at the conclusion of each
battle, or after 10 rounds of combat have elapsed,
she becomesfatigued for 10 rounds (and if already
fatigued, she becomes exhausted). The weapon
does not provide its morale bonuses if employed
again during the fatigue period.
Strong enchantment; CL lTth;Craft Magic Arms
and Armor, greaterheroism;Price +3 bonus.
Howling: Howling weaponsmake a sound like a
distant wolf baying when used in combat. Upon
striking an opponent, suchweaponsissuea screech-
ing howl that deals an additional Id4 points of
sonic damageto the target. In addition, the oppo-
nent must make a Fortitude save (DC 10 + the
amount by which the attack roll succeeded)or be
deafened for Id4 rounds. Ranged weapons erl-
chanted with this ability confer this bonus to their
ammunition, which makes a sound like wolves on
the prowl when fired.
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quired to penetratethis damageresistance(silver,
good and so on). The only resistancesnot ignored
are those that affect the weapon type itself (blud-
geoning or slashing), which provide damage
resistanceas usual.Thus, the 5/bludgeoningdam-
age resistanceof a skeleton would not be ignored,
but the l0/silver of a lycanthrope would be treated
as 5/silver.For rangedweapons,this ability is con-
ferred to their ammunition when fired.
Moderate evocation; CL 9th; Craft Magic Arms
and Armor , maglc missile;Price + 1 bonus.
Prescience:One of the few divination enchant-
mentsusedon weapons,this ability allowsthe wielder
to look briefly ahead into the future and make
changesbasedon what shesees.Once perbattle (and
no more than once in any lO-minute period), she
may redo the results of any round after she has
finished her actions and seen the resultsof her die
rolls. This ability must be declaredand usedbefore
the next creature acts. If the prescient power is
invoked, the character is retumed to her starting
point as if her actions never happened, and she
replaysthe round making any changesas she wills.
All die rolls she or anyone else made during her
actions are discardedand re-rolled asnecessary.For
example,a fighter who moved acrossa room and was
hit by 3 attacks of opporrunity might re-rhink that
decisionand decide to stayput - if this is the case,
those attacks never took place, and all damageshe
took is erased.Note that this power doesnot require
that the entire combat round be replayed,only the
weaponwielder'sactionsfor that round. This ability
only functions in combat.
Strong divination; CL 16th; Craft Magic Arms
and Armor, momentof prescience; Price +3 bonus.
Reloading: This ability can be conferred to cross-
bows or firearms. A.y character wielding such a
weapon is treated as having the Rapid Reload or
Lightning Reloadfeats,asappropriate.If the charac-
ter alreadyhasthosefeats,his reloadspeedisincreased
still further. If a move action is required,the item can
be reloadedas a free action; if a full-round action is
required,the item can be reloadedasa move action.
For longer periods, the delay time is halved. A^y
item reducedto a free-action reload can be fired as
often as if the character were using a bow.
Moderate transmutation; CL 1Oth;Craft Magic
Arms and Armor , haste;Price + 1 bonus.
Roaring: When its wielder enters a fight, this
weaponlets offaresoundingroar,imbuing the owner
and his allieswith extraordinarycourage.The wielder
and all allied creatureswithin 50 feet at the time the
roar soundsreceivea + I moralebonuson attack and
damagerolls, so long as they are capableof hearing
it (e.g.,not deafenedor under the effectsof a silence
spell). This benefit lastsfor 10 rounds. A weapon
may roar only once per battle.
Moderate enchantment; CL 7th; Craft Magic
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provided, reducing the number of crew members
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1 for its weapon type. For example, a longsword of
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heavy pick would increasefrom x4 to x5. If the
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additional +1 shift (a combined +4 bonus).
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Shockwave: This enchantment must be placed
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creature,or a one- or two-handedmeleeweaponfor
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weapon into the ground) to avoid the damage(do
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creaturesdeal an additional 1d6+1 points of acid
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any environment that disruptstheir ability to fly and
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and Armor, carrionswarm*; Price +1 bonus.
Warding: This enchantment requires the intri-
cate carving of special symbolsand imageson the
weapon's surface.When desired, the wielder can
activate the weapon'sspecialpower asa free action,
turning it into a healingward* in addition to its
other combat abilities. All the wielder's allies are
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round. The ward's effects last for 1 minute, and it
can be used3 times per d"y.
Moderateconjuration; CL Bth; Craft Magic Arms
and Armor , healingward*; Price + 1 bonus.
SpecificWeapons
This section detailssomeof the more well-known
weapons found acrossthe lands of Azeroth. These
specific weapons are usually pre-constructed with
exactly the qualities describedhere.
Assassin'sBlacle
Description: Intended for useby Horde assassins,
these charcoal-black daggersare designedfor strik-
ing directly into the hearts of foes.Even when held
up to the light, they do not glint or produce any sort
of reflection that will give their wielder away.
Powers: This blade is a + I weapon in the hands
of most wielders,but it gains specialpowerswhen
carried by a Horde assassin.In such a case, the
weapon acts as a daggerof ntenom,and also deals + 2
bonus damageupon a successfulhit (doubled on a
critical). This bonus damageis then scoredagain
on each of the next 3 ensuingrounds (the continu-
ing damageis not doubled on a critical). A.y cure
spell cast on the target will end this cascading
damage effect. Should the blnde hit the target
multiple times, all bonus damageis cumulative (so
bladethat hits 3 times in 1 round would
an assassin's
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normally immune to critical hits, such as undead.
Strong necromancy; CL lTth;Craft Magic Arms
and Armor , poison,uampirictouch;Price 32,000 gp;
Cost 16,000gp + 1,280XP.
BlackgoreTotem
Description: Originally ownedby " tauren warrior-
shaman of great renown whose birth name has been
lost to history, this immense totem is carved with
intricate symbols and runes celebrating the Earth
Mother. Only the most power{ul warriors can wield
this incredibly heavy weapon in battle, but it can also
be usedfor the surprisinglygentle healing arts.
Powers: This is a +3 healingtotem of warding.
Anyone wielding it in combat suffersa -1 penalty
on attack and damage rolls for every point of
Strength lessthan Z0 (i.e.,-1 at Strength 19,-Z at
Strength 18, and so on). If wielded by a tauren
healer, its wardingabilitycan be used5 times per d"y
insteadof only 3 times.
Moderate conjuration; CL lTth; Craft Magic
Arms and Armor, creator must be a tauren profi-
cient in the use of a totem; Price 77,470 gp; Cost
36,710gp + 7,897XP.
Claws of Attack, Ferocious
Description: Ferociousclawsof attnck are strapped
to the back of the hand and allow for savageassaults
in hand-to-hand combat. The clawsare a favored
weapon of many tauren, with small fortunes traded
to their alliesin the Horde to gain possession
of a set.
Powers: Use of this item requiresthe wielder to
have the Exotic Weapon Proficiency (claws) feat.
When used in combat, the claws are a +2 woumding
weaponofsevenrythatdeals 1d6points ofdamagewith
a x3 critical modifier.Matched pairsmaybe wom with
one set of claws strapped to the back of each hand,
though the wieldersuffersall penaltiesand limitations
of wielding two weaponswhen doing so.
Moderate evocation; CL 1Zth; Craft Magic Arms
and Armor, m"a,g1c fong; Price 77,325 gp (single),
144,650 gp (pair); Cost 36,163 gp + 7.,893XP
( s i n g l e ) , 7 7 , 3 2 .g5p + 5 , 7 8 6X P ( p a i r ) .
Claws of Attack, Maul i ng
Description: Theseweaponshave wickedly senated
bladesthat occasionallydrip blood when wom.
Powers: These claws are *4 woundingandseuerity
weapons.
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& Armor, s"tlTrLTnon
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DemonHunterWarBlades
Description: These blades appear as a strange
crossbetween a small buckler and a sharp-looking,
curved, two-bladed short sword.The demon hunt-
ers of the night elveswear thesebladeswhile they
hunt the minions of the Scourge, the Burning
Legion or other dark adversariesworthy of such
weaponry. While many of the demon hunters rely
on non-magic weapons,eventually most have ei-
ther one of thesedouble bladesor a matching pair.
Powers: This two-bla.ded +1 cold"ironshortsword
glows with a bluish-green light when within 100
feet of demonsor undead.In addition, the buckler
shaft of the blade provides a + 1 armor bonus and
givesthe wielder the benefits of aprotectionfromeqtil
spell.Considerthesebladesto be an exotic weapon.
Moderate abjuration; CL 4th; Craft Magic Arms
and Armor , detectevil, prorccnonfromevil,creatormust
be a night elf;Price18,640gp;Cost 9,3T0gp+ 7 46XP.
EyegougerHorns
Description: This long sheath fits over both a
tauren's horns and extends acrossthe head. The
sheath is flexible until attached, at which point it
gains the color and consistencyof cold iron.
Powers: While in place, these items act as +l
keen cold iron horns that can be used as a natural
weaponat any time, not just when charging.A gore
attack made alongsideanother melee attack (i...,
with weapons) suffersa -5 penalty on the attack
roll (or a -Z penalty with the Multiattack feat; see
Chapter 8: Glossaryof the MM).Upon command,
the hornscanextend to 3 times their natural length,
permitting the wearerto make an attack with a 10-
foot reach.However,the character'sspeedisreduced
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Fangsof Rencling
Description: These white fangs appear to be a
decorative item carved out of ivory or bone. They
can, however, be pressedto the undersideof exist-
ing canine teeth, where they seamlesslymergeuntil
removed with a command word.
Powers: These +2 f*gtfunction only in the jaw slot
of a sentient creaturecapableof making a bite attack,
such as a furbolg or pandaren.Th.y provide the Im-
provedNatural Attack feat (seeChapter 6 of the MM ) .
If the creaturealreadyhas that feat, this bonus stacks.
Moderatetransmutation;CL 8th; Craft Magic Arms
and Armor, castermustbe capableof making a natural
bite attack;Price 18,150gp' Cost 9,075 + 776 XP.
Frostguarcl
Description: This wickedly curved and unnatu-
rally sharp bladed weapon has an odd, bluish tint
when held up to the light. Its surfaceis oddly cold
to the touch, and in warm or humid climatesa thin
white sheen of frost builds up on its surface.
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Moderate transmutation; CL ITth; Craft
drous Item, castermust have a natural bite attack;
Price 72,060gp; Cost 36,030 + 7,882 XP.
SearingBlacle
Description: When drawn, this sword becomes
unnaturally hot to the touch - not enough to start
fires, but sufficient to burn and blister unprotected
skin. In moist environments,the warm metal sizzles,
and in the rain or underwater, it bubbles and pops.
Powers: Ary flesh that touches this weapon
suffers 1 point of heat damage for every round it
staysin contact with the hot metal. The weapon is
a +2 keenflaming and piercingrapier, except that it
does not actually burst into flame like a normal
flaning sword.lt scoresdouble damageagainst any
sort of water elemental it strikes.
Moderateevocation and transmutation;CL 13th;
Craft Magic Arms and Armor, waII of fire; Price
55,370gp;Cost 77,660gp + Z,ZI3 XP.
SlaveringJaws
Description: This item looks very much like the
bleachedjaw section of a tauren skeleton.Although
they appear too large to fit, the jaws can be easily
slipped into the mouth of any creature, where they
snapinto placelike a setof dentures.The wearer'sjaw
now protrudes downward, with saliva-coatedteeth
extending out in severaldirections,giving the wearer
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Moderate necromancy; CL 10th; Craft
drous Item, castermust have a natural bite attack;
Price37,710gp; Cost 16,105gp + 1,288XP.
SpellbreakerBlacles
Description: The deadly, two-bladed swordsof
the spellbreakersstrike fear in the hearts of wizards
and sorcerers.The blood elves' elite warriors ffI-
ploy thesefrighteningly effectiveweaponsto execute
outlawed spellcasters,necromancersand other evil
practitionersof magic.
Powers: This blood-elven +2 two-blndedsqrord is
the bane of any evil spellcaster.When spun asa full-
round act ion, the b Iadecan cast a glabeof int,ulnerability
centeredon the wielder for 10 rounds.The wielder
may move at her normal speed while the spell
emanatesfrom her; since the sword maintains the
globeand carriesit along with the wielder,attacking
with the blades ends the globeof invulnerability.
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must make a DC 15 Fortitude saveor lose a single
memorizedspell of 3rd level or lower of his choice.
Sorcererstaking damagelose one spell slot of 3rd
level or lower for one d"y.
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Arms and Armor , globeof invulnerability, feeblemind,
creator must be a blood elf; Price 751,400gp; Cost
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Toy Catapult
Description: Originally intended as a mass-pro-
duced siege weapon that could be carried in a
soldier'sbackpack,these catapultscan be reduced
to the sizeof a child's toy upon command. I-Jnfortu-
nately, they proved too fragile and expensive to
truly catch on. One orcish army drained its entire
"catapult
treasuryto create a kind of cavalry" unit
equippedwith these tiny weapons,only to lose the
whole unit (and their weapons)in a singleambush.
Unaware of their true powers,the victorious oppo-
"toys"
home to their children. No
one is sure how many of these items are now
scattered around the world, gathering dust on a
child's bedroom shelf.
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catapulr that effectively has the slvinkingproperty
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Minor Medium Major Item MarketPrice
01-10 Hong'sfighting lager 375sp
11-20 Bravery brew 500 sp
21-30 01-07 Scrollof speed 700 sp
31-40 0B-13 Fiery belly ale 750sp
4l-50 14-20 Manapotion* ?00 sp
51-60 21-27 Chou'ssteadyingcider 1,250gp
61-70 28-34 otot DrunkenMaster'ssecrettonic 1,250gp
71-75 3s-41 0B-13 Lesserclarity potion 1,400gp
76-80 42-48 14-1? Scroll of protection 1,400gp
BI-85 4q-55 20-26 Lesserreplenishmentpotion : 1,450gp
86-?0 56-62 27-32 Woundedwarrior's whiskey 1,750gp
?1-?5 63-6? 33-40 Claritypotion 1,800gp
?6-?? 70-76 41-48 Greaterclarity potion 2,200gp
100 77-83 4?-56 Replenishment potion 2,700gp
B4-?0 57-64 Divinitypotion 3,315gp
q1-?5 65-72 Anti-magicpotion 3,600gp
?6-?7 73-80 Greaterreplenishmentpotion 3,850gp
qB*qq 81-85 Replenishmentscroll 4,050gp
100 86-?0 Scrollof regeneration 5,250gp
r-q5 Greaterreplenishmentscroll 5,500gp
?6-q? Arcanescroll of the High Guardian 8,000gp
100 Potionof greater mana ?,000gp
are detailedlater in this chapter.
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Rarey'smnemonicenhancer;Price 1,800 gp. is also reducedby 75o/o,not 50o/o.
Moderate transmutation;CL I 1th; Brew Potion,
ClarityPotion,Lesser Rarey's mnemonicenhnncer;Price 7,200 gp.
Description: This concoction resemblesa clnrity
potion,but is translucentrather than opaque.It Divinity Potion
functions like that potion, but for conferring a Description: Thesedraughtsseemclear,but when
reducedbenefit. exposed to sunlight they begin to shift quickly
Powers: The potion providesonly onebonus1st-level through all the colors of the rainbow. If carried in
spellslot and reducesrestingtime by Z5o/unot 50o/o. a clearcontainer,they glow with a faint white light.
Faint transmutation;CL 7th; BrewPotion,Rarey's Powers: \Thoever drinks this potion comesun-
mnemonicenhancer;Price 1,400 gp. der the protection of severalpowerfulspirits.For Z0
rounds,the characterhas a +4 deflection bonus to
ClarityPotion,Greater Armor Classas well as spell resistance19.
Description: This concoction resemblesa claritypo- Moderate abjuration; CL 13th; Brew Potion,
asn,but containsstreaksofpurple that seemto swirl and shieldof fatth, spellresistance;Price 3,3 15 gp.
shift, even when the container is kept still. It functions
like that potion, but confersan increasedbenefit. ReplenishmentPotion
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level spell slot, one bonus Znd-levelslot, and one cast through with dark black specksthat seem to
bonus 3rd-level slot (assumingthe imbiber is ca- crawl and swirl in the mixture.
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Powers: This drink is a strong plum cider that
grants the drinker the ability to detect undead
within a 60-foot radiusfor one d"y. In addition, the
drink grants a * Z morale bonus on saving throws
againstfear and energydrain attacksfor Id4 hours.
A keg of this cider holds 20 mugs' worth.
Faint transmutation;CL 5th; Brew Potion , detect
undead",bless;Price 1750 gp; Weight 10 lb.
DrunkenMaster' s SecretTonic
Description: The pandarenbrewmasterChou Ling
Sing introducedthis magnificentbrew to the acrobats
of Slink Strong'sGoblin Circus asa gift for teaching
him the tricks of goblin tumbling. Since then, many
have copied the brew's recipe and it is enjoyed by
many a stealthy, acrobatically inclined perficrmer.
Powers: The tonic is potent, and a single swig
from a bottle can make the drinker appearas if she
were inebriated. This deceptive state of clumsy
motion allows a +10 bonus on Bluff checks when
attempting to feint an attack. An unopened bottle
of this tonic holds 10 swigs.
Faint transmutation;CL 5th; Brew Potion , ca/s
grace;Price I,750 gp; Weight 1 lb.
FieryBellyAIe
Description: This powerful, pepper-flavoredale
often leavesthe surpriseddrinker gaspingfor cool
water to sooth the burning in his throat. Fierybelly
ale is a harsh, unforgiving drink that leavesa steady
flame in the imbiber's gut. Many trolls and orcs
have found this a pleasantsensatioh,and seeinga
precious k.g of this drink in their possessionis
almost becoming common.
Powers: This ale is an inebriating, pepper-fla-
vored beer that gives the drinker the ability to
belch flamesafter drinking 1d6 mugs (roll to deter-
mine how many drinks are needed). A tell-tale
churning and burning in the gut indicates that the
specialpropertiesare active.
Highly intoxicating, this brew causesthe drinker
to sufferal penalty on initiative checksfor t hour
for every mug he drank. The drinker may belch a
single short burst of flame as a free action, dealing
td4 points of fke damagefor eachrrugthathe drank
(to a maximum of 5d4) to a singletargetwithin 5 feet
of him; a DC 12 Reflex savehalves the damage.
Drinking more than 3 mugs is dangerousand may
causethe drinker to vomit flame at an inappropriate
moment. While still inebriatedby the brew, a DC 19
Fortitude save is required during each round. The
character makes the saving throws for a number of
rounds equal to the number of mugs he drank. If the
saving throw fails, the drinker vomits up a 15-foot
cone of flame that deals 3d4 points of fire damage
(Reflex DC 15 half). Use the scattering rules (see
"Special
Player'sHadbook, Chapter B: Combat, At-
tacks," Tlvow SplashWeapon) to determine the
direction anddistanceofthe regurgitation.On aresult
of 1 on the scatter roll, the imbiber vomits upon
himself (and getsno savingthrow to avoid damage).
A vomiting drinker takesZd4points offire damage
and losesthe useof his voice for 1d4daysin addition
to any other ill effectshe may incur upon himself.
A keg of this brew holds 20 mugs of ale.
Faint transmutation;CL 5th; Brew Potion ,bllrn-
inghands;Price 1,750 Bp; Weight Z0 lb.
Hong's FightingLager
Description: Combat is a state of grace amongst
the shodo-panof the pandarenempire; and asmuch
as it is an art form, it is thirsty work. Hong's fighnng
lngerrevivifies fatigued and frightened soldiersand
warriors after fighting a long and difficult battle. It is
alsohighly valued for its crisp wheat tasteand subtle
honey and citron-like accents.
Powers: A single mug of this mighty beer re-
moves a fatigued condition in 7 hours of rest as
opposedto 8, aslong asthe drinker imbibesthe fluid
slowly. Drinking the lager as a full-round action
while sickened or shaken removes the effects for
1d6 hours or the duration of the effect, whichever
is shorter. Swigging back the ale in a thirsty frenzy
doesnot grant any specialproperties.A keg of this
beer holds 20 mugs' worth.
Faint transmutation;CL 5th; Brew Potion, bless;
Price 375 Bp;\Teight 10 lb.
Warrior's Whiskey
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Description: To the pandaren,whiskey is a drink of
fortitude. A good whiskey can make a warrior strong
enough to face 10,000,so the pandarenproverb goes.
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Table I 5: Rings,Rods,Staft andWands

Minor Medium Major Item MarketPrice
01-35 01-25 01-10 Earringof technologicalprowess 3,500gp
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36-60 26-40 11-25 ring of Veth'talia ?,040gp
61-80 41-55 26-40 Ringof the mind 18,100gp
81-?5 56-74 4t-50 Spider ring l?,120gp
?6-qq 71-80 51-60 Lion's ring of the acolyte 21,050gp
100 81-85 61-70 Staff of negation 28,875gp
86-?0 71-80 Wandof the wind 30,000gp
r ?1-?5 81-BB Scepterof healing 53,67?gp
q6-q? Bq-q4 Nature'sring** 54,720gp
.r*.r.i.'.....n:.:' 100 ?5-?B Rodof necromancy 85,800gp
q? Mindstaff 160,6?7gp
100 Rodof undeadmastery** 212,000Sp

Powers: The ring allows a spellcasterto shift his

prepared spells to other rypes,within certain limits.
Beforeit can work, the ring must be wom for at least2
consecutive days, after which it attunes itself to the
thoughtsof its owner. In addition, if owned by a wizard,
the charactermustmemor Lzeaspellat leastonceduring
this period if the ring will be able to employ that spell.
Once theseconditions are met, the wearercan choose
to drop up to one level of spellsper casterlevel per day,
replacing them with any other spellshe knows or can
access.For example,a 6th-level wizardwho preparedZ
ftreball spells, but now needs ,A""tifu for 6 recently
discovered items, could drop the no-longer-needed
fwebalkin exchangefor the rdennfuspells(so long ashe
has previously memorized dennfy while wearing the
ring). Replacing spellsin this manner is a full-round
action, and once the change has been made, the
replacedspellsmay be castnormally.
Moderate transmutation; CL 11th; Forge Ring,
Rarey's mnemonicenhancer,one 500 gp chrysoberyl;
P r i c e 1 8 , 1 0 0g p .
SpiclerRing
Description: This platinum ring appearsto have
been made of thin strandsof spidersilk woven in a
concentric pattern. Eleven garnetsarrangedlike a
spider'seyesstareout from a web-shapedfaceplate.
Powers: The ring provides a +7 enhancement
bonus to Dexterity and allows the wearer to spider
climb3 times per d"y for up to 10 rounds per use.
Faint transmutation; CL 7th; Forge Ring, cat's
grace, spiderclimb;Price 19,IZ0 gp.
Rocls,StaffsanclWancls
Many of the rods, staffsand wands describedin
the DMG are known to exist on Azeroth. Several
additional such items arefound only in the world of
Warcrafit. Some of them are describedbelow.
\Uhen any rod, staff or wand is called for via
random treasureselection,roll I5oh of the time on
Table 4-5.
Minclstaff
Description: This gnarled length of wood features
unusual wrinkles, like those found in a sentient
brain. The tip is a chunk of onyx carved with
concentric circles that seemto ripple slowly across
the surfacein an oddly entrancing optical iflusion.
Powers: This staff allows for useof the following
mind-affecting spells:
o Charm person(1 charge)
. Hy|notism (1 charge)
o Daze monster(1 charge)
o Charmmonster (7 charges)
o Suggestion (Z charges)
o Mass suggesrion (3 charges)
o Mass cltarm monster(4 charges)
In addition to these powers, the staff allows its
owner and all allied characters to memo rrze one
additional lst- ,Znd-, and 3rd-level arcanespellper
d"y. These must be spells from the enchantment
school and do not stackwith any other bonus spells
provided from magic items (..g. , a nng of wizardry),
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advantagesuntil they return to the affected zone.
The scroll's effectslast for 12 rounds.
Moderate to strong abjuration and conjuration;
CL 10th or higher; Scribe Scroll, curelightwounds,
Price 8,000 gp.
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ReplenishmentScroll
Description: These sheetsof parchment appear
at first to be ordinary magical scrolls, but upon
examination, their language shifts to something
that can be understoodeasilyby the reader.
Powers: This scroll combines the effectsof heal-
ing and spellrecovery.The unusualcombination of
divine and arcanemagic requiresa creator skilled in
both typesof spellcasting.\fhen read, the userand
all allieswithinaZ)-foot radiusarehealedof 1d8+9
hit points of damageand recover 7 \evels of spells
previously cast.These spell levels can be any corrr-
bination of Z levels,such as one Znd-level spell or
two lst-level spells.EachO-levelspellcountsasone
l st-levelspell.If a beneficiaryof this magicdoesnot
have 2 levelsof spellsavailable,the excessrecovery
is lost (it cannot be savedand usedlater).
Moderate transmutation and conjuration; CL
9th; Scribe Scroll, masscure light wound.s,Rarey's
mnemonicenllancer;Price 4,050 gp.
ReplenishmentScroll, Greater
Description: This scroll resembles a replenish-
ment scroll,butis about twice the length of that item
and confers an increasedeffect.
Powers: This scroll healsZd8+1 1 points of dam-
age and recovers 3 levels of spells. The })-foot
range is not increased,however.
Moderate transmutation and conjuration; CL
llth; Scribe Scroll, mass cure moderatewounds,
Rarey'smnemonicenllancer;Pnce 5,500 gp.
ReplenishmentScroll, Lesser
Description: This scroll resembles a replenish-
ment scroll,but is only about half the length of that
item and confers a reduced effect
Powers: This scroll healsonly 1 point of damage
and recovers only 1 level of spells. The Z)-foot
range is not decreased,however.
Faint transmutation and conjuration; CL 7th;
Scribe Scroll, cure hightwound.s,Rarey's mnemonic
enhnncer;Prtce 1,750 gp.
Scrollof Protection
Description: This scroll appearsto be little more
than a rolled-up strip of parchment with a few
magical words inscribed acrossits surface.With a
few moments of studying, however, any character
can read the runes without difficulty.
Powers: When read, this scroll provides a +3
deflection bonus to the AC of all allied creatures
within 30 feet. The effectslast for 12 rounds.
Faint abjuration; CL 7th; Scribe Scroll, shield"
of
fatrh cast with the \Uiden Spell feat (even though
that feat normally doesnot affect that spell); Price
1,400gp.
Scrollof Regeneration
Description: This scroll is inscribed on crisp,
clean parchment that staysa brilliant white even if
exposedto dirt, grime,or mud. The wordsinscribed
thereon are magical,but easilyunderstood,and are
written in a circle that rotateswhen read,allowing
the inscription to be easilyrepeated.
Powers: This scroll must be read aloud and corr-
tinuouslyasa full-round action. The characterdoing
the reading must concentrate fully upon the scroll
and may not move while invoking its powers.If he is
attacked, he must make a Concentration check as
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readsthe scroll, he and all his allies within 30 feet
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able, although after 10 roundsof continuous chant-
ing he must make a Will save (DC 10 + I for each
round afterthe 10th) eachround to avoid slippingup
and interrupting the magic. Once the reading is
disruptedby any means,the scroll crumblesto dust.
Moderate conjuration; CL 15th; Scribe Scroll,
cure seriouswound.scast with the Widen Spell feat,
even though that feat doesnot normally work with
this spell;Price 5,750 gp.
ScrollofSpeecl
Description: A faint whistling soundsfrom this
scroll when it is removed from its container. As the
page is unrolled, it seemsto fl"p about as if caught
in a breeze.
Powers: \Uhen this scroll is read, all creatures
within 30 feet gain 10 feet to their movement
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ken, the furbolg appears1 round later in an open
squareadjacentto the amulet owner'slocation and
immediately attacks the wearer'snearest enemy.
The wearercan also give the furbolg other instruc-
tions, which the creaturewill obey to the bestof its
ability. The furbolgreturnsto the amulet if it isslain
or after 10 minutes have passed,whichever comes
first. The next time the creature appears,it is
healed of all wounds and ready for battle. The
owner can free the beastby destroyingthe amulet,
in which caseit immediatelybounds off toward its
former home, eagerto be reunited with its fellows.
Moderate conjuration; CL 9th; Craft \Tondrous
Item, summon nanue's aIIy IV; Price 13,150 gp;
Weighr I17 lb.
Ancient Figurineof Insight
Description: This small statuettedepictsa scholarly
figure seatedon a stool studyinga largebook stretched
acrosshis lap. The race and gender of the delicately
carvedindividual is indeterminate,asit wearsa hooded
cape that drapes down over its darkened face. The
entire fign * appearsto have been carved of a black
crystalline substancethat defiesidentification.
Powers: While the figunne is carried, it whispers
supportivethoughts and ideasinto its owner'smind.
One full duy after the item is first picked up, the
owner receivesa *Z insight bonus to Intelligence.
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on the owner's person,regardlessof its actual loca-
tion, but it may not be in an extradimensionalspace.
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does not provide its bonus until graspedagain. If
someoneelse carriesit for a full d"y, she begins to
earn the Intelligence bonus, and the former owner
must wait a full duy after recovering it before he can
enjoy its advantagesonce again. Once the figurine
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on any one Intelligence-basedskill check he at-
tempts in that round.
Moderate fiansmutation; CL 10th; Craft \Tondrous
12,000gp;\Teight Il}lb.
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Ankh of Resurrection
Description: An ankh of resurrectionis a palm-
sizedmetal sigil worn like an amulet and imbued
with magic powerful enough to raisethe dead.The
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to honor their reverenceof life.
Powers: When the wearerof an ankhisreducedto
-10 hit points or less,the magic of the ankhrestores
him to full hit points, vigor and health immediately,
with no lossof preparedspells.However, the wearer
doeslose 1 level (or 1 point of Constitution if he was
lst level). The ankh can revive someonekilled by a
death effect,but it cannot revive someonewho has
died of old age.
Strong conjuration; CL 14th; Create \Tondrous
Item, reswnecnon; Price 24,600 gp; \Teight U4lb.
BanneroftheAngryBoar
Description: Orcish shamansdesignthesebroad
silken banners to fly from the backs of orcish
swordmasters.The banner depicts a rampant boar
amidst a sprayof bloody lettersthat spellout words
of fury in Orcish.
Powers: The rancor and tenacity of the boar possess
the banner'swearerand any ofher allieswithin 30 feet.
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penalryevenwhile disabledor dying.Once per day,the
bearercancastblaodhst*on himselfandfive other allies
within 30 feet.
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per d"y she can summon a dire boar to protect her.
Treat the boar asif summonedby the spellsummon
nature's ally IV, with the exception that the boar
remainsfor 1 day or until slain.
Moderate Conjuration; CL 9th; Craft Wondrous
allyIV, creator must
Item, blaodlwt* , sLtmmonnatrlre's
be an orc; Price72,550gp' Weighr}Ib.
Bannerof the BlackWolf
Description: This red silk sashimonobanner is
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blademasters.The banner depicts a stylizedblack
wolf running acrossa field of blood.
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vare on himself and up to 5 allieswithin 30 feet.
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?3 33-34 power,
Figurineof wondrous 24,000gp
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?4 3s-36 Figurineof wondrouspower, 24,000gp
# stonetoken
q5 37-38 Ankh of resurrection 24,600gp
?6 3q-40 Runedbracers(SRl?) 26,000gp
?7 41-42 Cloakof writhingshadows** 26,000gp
?B 43-44 Figurineof wondrouspower, 27,004gp
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100 47-48 tegion doom-horn 27,720gp
4?-50 lvory tower 28,800gp
51-52 Druidpouch 28,?60gp
53 Warden'scloak 2?,500gp
54-55 Scourgebonechimes 30,000gp
56-57 Hoodof cunning 34,000gp
58-5? Medallianof courage 34,500gp
60 Khadgar'sgemof health 42,480gp
61-62 Helmof battlethirst 42,800gp
63-64 Healingwards 43,000gp
65-66 Greatertalismanof evasion 44,750gp
67-68 Cloakof flames 45,000gp
6?-70 Witch'scirclef* 45,000gp
71-72 Broochof the crypt lord 46,5009p
73-74 Firehandgauntlets 4?,150gp
75-76 Cupof Raiden 51,000gp
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77-78 Lightningcloak 54,000gp
7?-80 Glovesof spellmastery 54,200gp
81-82 Janggoof endurance 60,000gp
B3-84 Gargoylerobe 68,500gp
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87-BB Crownof kings 84,000gp
B?-?0 Cloakof flames* ?0,000gp
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q2 Eelt of might** 108,000gp
?3 Gauntletsof might** 108,000 gp
q4 Superior bootsof elvenkint* 112,000gp
q5 Amuletof spellshield 130,000gp
?6 Crownof the dreadlord 133,?20gp
?7 Drek'thar'sspellbook 237,400Sp
?B Robesof elven kings** 30q,200Sp
?? Girdleof the betrayef* 322,000Sp
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own weapons.No corpsefocus is required.Undead
summoned in this manner serve and obey their
creator without question and last for B hours or
until destroyed.
Moderate necromancy;CL 9th; Create \Tondrous
Item, animnteded; Price 13,360gp; Weight 7Ib.
Boots of Quel'Thalas
Description: Boorsof Quel'Thalasare created of
soft leather tooled by the high elves' most skilled
artisans,then trimmed in silverenchantedby elven
wizardsto grant the wearer magical agility. They
are often passedfrom one generation to the next in
elven families.
Powers: The wearer of these boots gains a +7
enhancement bonus to his Dexterity, adding the
usualbenefits to AC, Reflex savesand other usesof
the Dexterity modifier.
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Moderate transmutation; CL 8th; Create
drous ltem, cat'sgrace,creator must be a high elf;
Price 4,000 gp; Weight negligible.
Boots ofSpeecl
Description: These boots are a favorite among
orcish light infantry, where they provide a speed
boost to leadersconsigned to ground movement.
The boots of speedare created using the tanned
hides of kodo beasts treated to remain soft and
comfortable on the inside while protecting the feet
from rocks and other obstacles.
Powers: Thesebootsgrant an additional30 feet to
the wearer'smovement speedon land. This is con-
sidered an enhancement bonus. If the owner is
carryinga medium load, the bonus is decreasedto 20
feet, and if carrying a heavy load, it drops to 10 feet.
Moderate transmutation; CL 8th; Create \Uon-
drous ltem, expeditiousretreat,creator must be an
orc; Price 4,500 gp; Weight 1 lb.
Broochof the CryptLorcl
Description: The spider kings of Azlol-Nerub
created a number of these powerful elder items.
More than a few of thesebroocheshave made their
way into the hands of servants of the Scourge.
Stylizedto resemblethe spider-likelegs,outer shell
and scything armsof a crypt lord, this gold and blue
enamel brooch is a powerful protective item. In-
scribedon the back of each brooch is the ancient
tongueof the spiderkings of Azlol-Nerub,denoting
which crypt lord the wearer supposedlyserves.
Powers: The brooch wearermay speakto spiders
and other arachnoids as if the wearer understood
their native tongue. As well, all arachnoids and
insect vermin (including summoned vermin) im-
mediatelyrecognizethe wearerasan emissaryof the
crypt lords and they will not attack the wearer
unlessattacked first.
Upon command, the brooch covers the wearer's
body and face with a sturdy layer of segmentedblue
and gold chitin plates that grant a +4 natural armor
bonus.Scythe-likeclawsextend to cover the wearer's
hands.Thesebladesareconsideredscimitarsfor deter-
mining damageand critical threats,and the wielder
usesthem as if fully proficient. The weareralsogains
the benefits of the Two Weapon Fighting feat when
using the claws.
Strong transmutation; CL ITth;Craft Wondrous
Item, maglc armor, maglc weapon, tongues;Price
46,500gp; Weight 1 lb.
Cap of Raiclen
Description: Createdby the pandarengeomancer
Raiden, these caps are wide and slightly conical,
woven from specially treated bambus reed. Iron
wire threads through the cap in a lightning-like
pattern. Inside of the conical cap is a series of
painted sigils.These sigilscombined with the iron
thread give the cap its power. Once charged, the
threadsglimmer with a soft blue light.
Powers: The cap offers resistanceto electricity
10. It can alsostoreelectricity touch attack spellsas
charges(to a maximum of 10 charges) . The usercan
expend 1 charge to deliver a shockinggraspto a
target as if the wearer were a Znd-level wizard.
Expending 5 charges casts a lightningbolt as if the
wearerwere a 5th level wizard.Casting electricity
touch attack spellson the cap will charge it, but it
does not absorb electricity spells that target the
wearer.
Moderate evocation; CL 5th; Craft Wondrous
Price
Item, Iightningbolt,resistenergJ, shockinggrasp;
30,000 Bp;Weight 1 lb.
CelestialOrb ofSouls
Description: This crystallineball, about 6 inches
in diameter, glows and swirls with ghostly shapes.
Although it appearsto be made of ordinary glass,
the celestialorb is virtually indestructible, with
hardnessZ0 and 50 hit points. The device'sunas-
suming appearancehides a tremendouspower.
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purposeand were given to those ranking high in its Drek'thar'sSpellbook
service. Description: This ragged tome is covered by "
Powers: If a horr-eVilcreatureattemptsto put on one sheath of carved wood kept sealedby interlocking
of thesecrowns,the sharptipsbend andpiercethe skin, teeth. Originally the property of the orcish sorcerer
causing1d6points of damagefor each round the croun Drek'thar, it reeksof powerful magic.
is left on the creature'shead. This damageignoresall Powers: When found, this book containsa selec-
damageresistance.Ifwomby an evil creature,the crouln tion of ordinary spellsjust like any spellbookwould.
providesa +Z enhancementbonusto Constitution and These spellscan be determined randomly or chosen
allowsthe creatureto memorizeone additional spellof by the GM. If selectedrandomly,there are 1d20+50
each spell level; however, such bonus spellsmust be spell levels inscribed in the book. In addition,
from the school of necromancy. This benefit doesnot severalof the pagescontain long-forgotten orcish
stack with similar abilities provided by other magical runes that can be invoked daily for specialpowers.
itemssuchasa nngof wizardrl. In addition, the croqnrL's Also, when its owner carriesthe book, it provides
wearercan castfingerof dearhonce per day asa spell-like protection againsthostile magic.
abiliry. Any damagedealt is retumed to the croqilr|s
Bonus Spells:If the owner of this book studies
wearerasimmediatehealing;shouldthe targetbeslain,
spellsfrom its pages,he may memo rrze1 extra spell
assumethat the damagedealt was equal to the exact per level per duy. Each spell selectedmust be from
number of hit points requiredto kill the creature(..g.,
the book itsell present when it was found. These
a target with 50 hit points would retum 60 points of
spellsare in addition to any other bonus spellsfrom
healing to the crourrl'swearer).
other items, such as a ring of wiTardry.
Strong necromancy;CL 16th; Create Wondrous
DimensionalPortal: One of the book's pages is
Item, bear's endurance,finger of death, Iimited wish;
blank, but hasan ornately designedborder,like the
Price 133,970Bp; Weight 7Ib.
frame for an unfinished painting. If the owner holds
DiamonclofSummoning the book open to this page and speaksa certain
orcish command word, a picture of his present
Description: This item appearsto be an ordinary
location appearswithin the frame as if drawn by u
(if extremelyvaluable)diamond in all ways,except
pen dipped in blood. At any time thereafter,the
that a faint flickering light emanates forth from
owner can speak another command word, and a
within. The gemmaybe,but isnot always,mounted
shimmering circular portal 6 feet in diameter will
in some other piece of jewelry, such as a ring or
appearbefore him. The book must be held open to
amulet, but if so, it doesnot take up that particular
this samepagewhen this word is spoken.The portal
body slot. Items of this sort are often given to a
remains in place for 1 round before closing once
knight or similar charactersent upon a quest,with
again, allowing the book's owner and anyone else
instructions not to invoke the gem's power until
closeenough to passthrough, arriving at the origi-
her mission is complete.
nal spot drawn in the book. The image of that
Powers: The diamonl"can be given to any ally
location then disappears,leaving the page blank
along with a command word to be usedto activate
once more, although of courseit could be set again
it. The diamondthereafteractivates asthe focus for
at that point. The pageretains its magicfor 1 month
a refuge spell, except that the item need not be
before fading. Although the imageon the pagecan
destroyed to activate the teleportationeffect. The
be changed at will, using the dimensionalportal can
diamond may not transport the original owner to
be accomplishedonly once per duy.
the user (normally available as an option for the
For as long asthe book is carried
SpellResisrance:
refugespell). The diamondmay be used only once
on the owner's person (not within an
per d"y and is linked to the original owner until the
extradimensionalspace),the owner has spell resis-
refugepower is invoked. Once the holder has used
tance 19.
the recall power, the diamondmay then be trans-
ferred to a new owner. SpellTurning: Once per d"y, the owner can read
a special page near the back of the book as a full-
Strong conjuration; CL 14th; Craft Wondrous
round action. Doing so activates a spell turning
Item, refuge,1,500 gp diamond; Pricez 77,060 gp;
effect that is treated as having been cast at the
Weight negligible.
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can command a mature red dragon to appear in-
stead of a drake, but if this is done, the figurine
shatterswhen the creaturerevertsto statuetteform.
Strong transmutation;CL 15th; Craft Wondrous
Item, animateobjects;
Price Z7,000gp; Weight Il4Lb.
Figurineof WonclrousPower,FrostSharcl
Description: This item looks like a chunk of ice
carvedfrom the purestcrystal.\Uhen held, it seems
to draw body heat from its owner, chilling his flesh
in a notable, but harmless,manner.
Powers: This item functions usingthe rulesfor a
figurine of wondrouspower except as noted hereaf-
ter. \Uhen activated, the shard transforms into a
frost revenantxx with its weapon at the ready.The
creature obeys as long as it is not given orders
contrary to its nature, such as to work alongsidea
fire revenant, attack other frost-basedcreatures,
and the like. Should theseconditions not be met, or
if the summoner is slain, the frost revenant goes
rogue immediately and ac$ as it seesfit, either
fighting if it feels victory is assuredor fleeing ro
make its own way in the world. If the frost revenant
is slain, or a full hour passes,it revertsto statuette
form. The item can be usedtwice per week,but not
within 1 day of a previoususe.
Should this figurine ever come into contact with
aninferno stone,both objects explode, causing 6d6
impact damageto all within a 5-foot radius.
Strong transmutation;CL 12th; Craft Wondrous
Price 20,000gp; Weight Il}Ib.
Item, animateobjects;
Figurineofwonclrous Power,InfernoStone
Description: This item appearsto be a black rock
shot through with red and orange streaks.When
held, flickering but harmlessflames dance across
the object'ssurface,producingslight warmth against
the skin. This fire is not actually hot enough ro
ignite even the driest parchment.
Powers: This item functions using the rulesfor a
figurine of wondrouspower except as noted hereaf-
ter. When activated, the stonetransformsinto a fire
revenantxx with its weapon at the ready. The
creature obeys as long as it is not given orders
contrary to its nature, such as to work alongsidea
frost revenant, attack other fire-basedcreatures,
and the like. Should theseconditions not be met, or
if the summoner is slain, the fire revenant goes
rogue immediately and acts as it seesfit, either
fighting if it feels victory is assured,or fleeing to
make its own way in the world. If the fire revenant
is slain, or a full hour passes,it reverts to statuette
form. The item can be usedtwice per week,but not
within I day of a previoususe.
Should this figurine ever come into contact with
a frost shard,both objects explode, causing 6d6
impact damageto all within a 5-foot radius.
Strong transmutation;CL ITrh; Craft \Tondrous
Price 20,000gp; Weight IlZIb.
Item, animnteobjects;
Figurine of Wonclrous Power,StoneToken
Description: This chunk of igneousrock has an
oval-shaped smooth section hollowed out and
carvedwith unintelligible runes.
Powers: This item functions using the rulesfor a
figurine of wondrouspower except as noted hereaf-
ter. When activated, the token transforms into a
stone golem and awaitsits master'scommand.The
golem obeys all orders to the letter, interpreting
them with stubborn precision.If its masterdies or
leavesits sight, however, it forgetseverything and
goesberserk, attacking the nearest creature with
uncontrollable abandon. The item can be used
once per week and lastsfor 4 hours.
Strong transmutation;CL l Zth; Craft \Tondrous
Price 24,000gp; Weight 1 lb.
Item, animateobjecrs;
FirehanclGauntlets
Description: These high-quality gauntlets ap-
pear at first glance to be made of a reddish-tinged
leather, but upon careful examination their true
natLrrebecomes obvious - they are crafted from
dragon'shide. \Uhile worn, they give off a softly
flickering red glow as if made of crackling embers.
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AC aswell asfire resistance5. Upon command,they
can be made to burst into flame, scoring an addi-
tional 1d6 points of fire damageupon a successful
grapple or unarmed strike. The gloves may not be
removedwhile flami.g, and if the wearerattemptsto
graspanything, he could conceivably set it on fire
(running one'shandsthrough one'shair while wear-
ing theseglovesis not a good idea,for example).
Moderatetransmutation;CL 1Oth;Craft Magic Arms
and Armor, Craft Wondrous Item, dragon hide, flame
blndeor fireball;Price 49,I50 gp' Weight negligible.
GargoyleRobe
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HealingWarcls
Description: Healing wards are Horde rorems
decorated with fearsomefaces to scare away evil
spirits. They are also charged with magical power
by Horde shamansto mend the wounds of warriors
who rally ro rhe healing wards on the battlefield.
Powers: \Uhen the creature carrying the ward
speaksthe command word, all allies in a 4O-foot
radiusare cured of 1d8+10 points of damage.This
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drousltem, EnlargeSpell,healingcircle;Price
43,000
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Health Stone
Description: This polished, crysralline white
stone is translucent, so that anyone holding it up to
the light can seeit hasa reddishliquid at the cenrer.
The bauble has hardness10 and 20 hit points, bur
its owner can break it open at will with little effiorr.
Powers: The stoneallows its bearer to recover 1
hit point of damageevery uninterrupted hour she
carries it on her person.The crystal may not be in
an extradimensional space during this period. If
desired,the holder can break the stoneopen,releas-
ing the reddish oil within. Any crearure upon
whom this liquid is spreadis cured as if affectedby
ahealspell.If usedon an undeadcreature,this effect
is treated ashnrm instead.Employing the oil in this
manner destroys the stone.
Moderate conj uration ;CL 9th; Craft \Tondrous kem,
s.Lrecridcalwor,rnds;
Price 18,000gp; \Teight Il4]ft,.
Helm of Battlethirst
Description: Thesehelmets aregenerallycrafted
by orcish sorcerersand bear largehorns, eyesand a
toothy mouth screwedr.rpin a horrific grimace. In
more civilized areas,they are sureto draw attention
to the wearer!
Powers: The wearerof this helm finds his muscles
bulging and his hearr pounding at the thought of
combat. He receivesa +4 enhancementbonusto his
Strength and Constirurion, and has the ability to fly
into a greaterrage(asthe barbarianability) once per
d"y, in addition ro any similar abilities he may
alreadypossess. However, if he has not yer usedthe
helm's ragepower,he must make a DC 14 \7ill save
during his first action in any battle upon initially
taking sight of an enemy.Should he fail, the grearer
rage activates on its own, without waiting for the
character'sconsciousdecision to use it. This rule
appliesonly to the helm'sgreaterragepower,not any
other rage abilities the charactermay possess.
Moderate transmutation; CL 1Oth;Craft \Uon-
drous Item, buII's strength,bear's endurance,rage;
Price 47,800 gp; Weight 7.Ib.
HelmofValor
Description: Though they can be decorated at
the whim of those who craft them, most helmsof
valor are as designedby their original creators -
winged blue helms marked with a white star.
Powers: In addition to providing a +Z armor bonus,
this helm has50 chargeseachof buT'ssrrenghandca/s
gace as if castby u 5th-level caster.These chargesare
activated by useof a command word.
Moderate transmutation; CL 6th; Craft Magic
Arms and Armor , buII's strength,cat'sgrace;Price
77,000Bp;Weight 3 lb.
HooclofCunning
Description: This item is a blood-red hood that
fastensabout the wearer'sneck with a simple silver
clasp.The fabric's edgesare decoratedwith a shim-
mering gilded weave. The hood may not be wom
without draping it over the head - if the owner
attemptsto do so,it alwaysflopsback into placeon its
own, asif pushedupwardsby a firm but gentle breeze.
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gp
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Khaclgar'sPipeof Insight
Description: The first of these pipes was carved
by the arch-wtzardKhadgar while he studied with
the acolytesof Dalaran. Though the look of subse-
quent pipesof insighthasvaried slightly, most appear
similar, with a stem of gnarled wood and a deep
bowl made of yellowed bone.
Powers: When the pipe is used,it emits a cloud
of fluorescentsmokethat spreadsaround the userin
a 75-foot radius.Everyone in this areafor an hour
gains the effects of a full night's rest (including
healing and regainedhit points). Spellcastersmay
preparespellsand meditate during this hour.
Faint conjuration; CL 5th; Craft Wondrous Item, cwre
madcratewounds;Price 12,000gp; Weight negligible.
Legion Doom-Horn
Description: These large horns are carved from
the tusks of the mightiest kodo beastsand ringed
with hairs cut from the heads of fallen orcish
heroes.The interior of a doom-hornis blackened as
if gutted with flame, but is smooth and cool to the
touch.
Powers: Once per duy, the owner can blow this
horn as a full-round action, producing a tremerl-
dous,resoundingbassnote that reverberatesacross
the battlefield. The individual blowing the horn
and all his allies within 60 feet of her position are
instantly cured of Zd8+9 points of damage. In
addition, all subjectsincreasetheir baseland move-
ment by 30 feet for 10 rounds.This bonus doesnot
stack with any other speed-enhancingspells or
items, such as hnsteor bootsof speed.
Moderate conjuration and transmutation; CL
mass
1 l th; Craft Wondrous ltem, expeditiousretreaL
curemoderatewounds;Price 77,7Z0 gp; \7e ight 5 lb .
Lightning Cloak
Description: The cloth of this blue cloak is
threadedwith hair-thin strandsof copper,giving it
'When
a metallic sheen in the sunshine. the corrr-
mand word is spoken, sparksof electrical energy
dance acrossthe cloak's surface.
Powers: Any creatureusing its body or handheld
weaponsto attack the wearerof this cloak while it is
activated suffers1d6+5 points of electricity damage
on a successfulstrik. (the attackerstill inflicts dam-
ageasnormal).Those usingmetallic weapons(such
as a sword or an armored gauntlet) suffer an addi-
tional Id4 points of electricitydamage.At all times,
the cloak provides the wearer with resistanceto
electricity 10.
Moderate evocation; CL 7th; Craft Wondrous
Irem, fire shield, Iightning bolt; Price 54,000 gp;
Weight 1 lb.
ManaStone
Description: This crystallinesphereis a translu-
cent, smoky black color. Inside, a turquoiseliquid
seemsto swirl about, as if waiting to be released.
The mana stonehas hardness10 and Z0 hit points,
but its owner can break it open easilywith only the
slightestpressurefrom his fingers.
Powers: A stone capturessomeof the essenceof
any magic spellsits owner casts.For each hour that
passes, the owner may recallone level of spellshe cast
so long ashe washolding the stone throughout that
time and has not been without it in the intervening
period. For spellshigher than lst level, the owner
must wait a number of hoursequalto the spell'slevel,
e.g.,5 hoursrecallsone 5th-level spell.The owner is
not requiredto expendall availablelevelsat once;so
if, for example,he is waiting for a 6th-level spellbut
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after which the device can be recoveredand usedby
whoever was able to pick it up. If any of its parts
cannot reach the main body within 10 rounds (s&y,
they flew off the side of a cliff during the explosion
or sank into a lake), the grenade'smagic is lost.
Faint transmutation; CL 7th; Craft \Tondrous
Item, mending,castermust create the grenadehim-
self; Price 4,040 gp; Weight 1 lb.
NeeviI's Increclible FlyingGyroparasol
Description: Another item supposedlyinvented
by Neevil, this device is more likely a knockoff of
the original design enhanced by magic. The item
resemblesa standard gyroparasol,but is made of
higher quality materials and has a special, mal-
leablehandgrip that adjuststo fit its owner'sfingers.
Powers: Like most techno-magical items, this
item's malfunction rating is increasedby 1 over a
standard gyroparasol.It does, however, possess5
additional hit points due to its quality construc-
tion. If properlyused,it eliminatesup to 4d6points
of falling damage.In addition, it can both leqtitate
and fly once per duy. To use the former power, the
gyroparasolmust be usedin an areawith light or no
winds, or it will automatically fail. For full flight,
the winds must be moderate or less,and the user
must spend his entire action every round control-
ling the gyroparasol'sflight (even if it hovers in
place). Both powersoperatefor only 10 roundsper
d"y and are activated by throwing a specialswitch
on the handle's tip.
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Moderate transmutation; CL 9th; Craft
drous ltem, fly, Ieqtinte,caster must create the
gyroparasolhimself; Price 16,350gp; WeightZIb.
NeeviI's SpectacularVoice-ActivateclBomb
Description: These bombs have no fuseor other
apparent triggering mechanism. They look like
spheresmade of iron, with only a single flat surface
to keep them from rolling away if placed on even
ground. Although these are usually referred to as
"Neevil
bombs," Neevil himself denies ever in-
venting such a weapon.
Powers: This bomb conforms to all the rulesof an
emplaced bomb except that it requires no fuse or
trigger,and has an MR of l-7. Insteadof a fuse,the
device detonateswhen it hearsa pre-arrangeddeto-
nation word. To prevent accidents,the word is not
"programmed"
into the bomb, but set by the owner
just prior to use.The owner placesthe device where
he wants it to be, puts his hand atop the smooth
"Activate
surface,and says Explosives"followed by
the word he wants to invoke detonation. The bomb
then arms itself and waits to hear that word. It will
wait up to a week before its magic runs out. Once
activated,the bomb may not be disarmed;and every
time it is moved, a DC 15 Use Technological De-
vice* check must be made to avoid setting it off. The
trigger word must be spoken in the original language
used to arm the bomb. The device has an effective
+70 bonus on Listen checks in situationswhere its
"hear" a command word is in question.
ability to
Faint transmutation; CL 7th; Craft \Tondrous
Item, castermust have 5 ranks in the Listen skill
and must create the bomb himself; Price 370 gp;
Weight 10 lb.
PeriaptofVitality
Description: This goldenamuletbearsa large,raised
rune over a deep-redruby that is warm to the touch.
Powers: Once per d"y, the periapt can grant its
wearerZdBtemporaryhit points. If thesehit points
are not lost in combat, they go away in 8 hours.
Moderate enchantment; CL 9th; Create \7on-
drous ltem, aid; Price 18,000gp; Weight Il7 lb.
RuneclBracers
Description: Only in recentyearshavesorcerenleamed
to recreatethe magic in thesepowerful afiifacts, golden
bracersinscnbedwith ancient and unurtelligiblerunes.
Powers: These bracerscome in severalrypesthat
grant the wearer varying degreesof spell resistance
when wom. The spellresistancecan be SR 13,SR 15 ,
SR 17, or SR 19 dependingon the specificbracers.
Moderate to strong abjuration; CL 15th; Craft
Price 5,000 gp (SR
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sp(SR15);17,000
13);10,000 sp(SR17);26,000
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ScourgeBone Chimes
Description: A setof chimes made of human and
animal bonesconnected by cordsthat glow with an
eerie luminescence.
Powers: These chimes may be struck once per
d"y, causinga deep resonation that grants the user
the ability to make a vampiric melee touch attack
(as vampirictouchcast by u lOth-level caster).
Moderate necromancy;CL 10th; Craft \Tondrous
Item, vampiric touch;Price 30,000 gp; Weight 8 lb.
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armoror no armor.If the characteralre"dyhasevasionas
a specialabiliry,this talismanprovidesno funherbenefit.
Moderatetransmutation;CL 9th; CreateWondrous
Item, cat's{ace; Price77,750gp; Weight Il}lb.
Talismanof Evasion,Greater
Description: This amulet looks almost identical to a
standardtalxmanof evasion,except that the diamond at
the center isof the purestwhite. As the higher qualiry of
its diamond suggests, this item is a much more adaptive
version of the basicnhsmanof eorcion.
Powers: If the wearer of this amulet does not
possessevasion as a specialability, the greatertalis-
man provides it. If the wearer alreadyhas evasion,
this ability is upgradedto improved evasion,so that
the owner takeshalf damageeven if his Reflex save
fails. If the weareralreadyhas improved evasion,it
is upgradedto supernaturalevasion,which quarters
all damageeven on a failed save.In all cases,the
weareralsoreceivesa * 1 luck bonusto Reflex saves.
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Strong transmutation; CL 15th; Create
drous ltem, cat's grace, divinefaonr;Price 44,750 gp;
Weighr Il7 lb.
Tome of Retraining
Description: This small book looks more like a
notebook than a full-fledged arcane tome. Clearly
written instructions inside the front page explain
the item's purposeto any interestedreader.Atty-
one reading these instructions must decide
immediately whether or not to employ the tome's
power; if they choosenot to do so, it closesitself to
that individual forever.
Powers: Any characterof 10th level or lower can
read this book. Charactersof a higher level seeonly
blank pages.Once the book's magic is invoked, the
readerlosesall featshe has leamed over the courseof
his career,includingthosegainedat lst level,with the
sole exception of feats that can only be chosen at
charactercreation.The readermust then spend3 full
days studying the arcane writings and instructions
that appearin the book'spagesin responseto his own
desires.After that periodhaselapsed,h. may selectan
entirely new arrangementof feats,essentiallyreplac-
ing the oneshe lostwith new ones.Eachnew feattakes
the placeof oneseamedat specificpoints in his career
and must follow all the applicablerestriction i.e.,
a new feat replacingone taken at l st level is ffeatedas
having been selectedat lst level for purposesof
prerequisites.A charactermay not selecta feat that
may only be taken at character creation and must
meet all prerequisitesper the nolrnal rules.Should the
3 -daystudyperiodbe intemrpted for any reason,other
than eating, sleeping,and at most I hour of other
activities,the tome'smagicisbrokenandthe character's
old featsretum at the end of the delayperiod.Regard-
lessof the result,the tome only worksonce,crumbling
to dust when its magic is expended.
Srong transmutation; CL l8th; Craft Wondrous
Price 8,100 gp; \Teight I lb.
Item, slwpechnnge;
Warclen'sCloak
Description: Specially constnrcted for the night
elves'wardens,thesegreenvelvet cloaksbear a fringe
of deadly, razor-sharpbladesalong the hem, resem-
bling the wings of an owl. Wardens leam to shift and
swing the cloak dramatically, presenting the blade
fringesto anyonewho might get too close.The cloak
is both a defensivemeasureagainstsneakaftacksand
a potent weaponfor the warden when surroundedby
enemies.It alsoprovidesnumerousknife bladesfor the
warden to usewith her slicingtonent ability.
Powers: This bladed cloakof elorcnkindprovides a
number of specialmagical abilities to a warden in
addition to its martial and defensivemeasures.
Spinning in the cloak grantsa specialattack that
targetseveryonewithin 10feet of the wardenwith its
brutal, slashingfringes. This action requiresa full
attack. \Uhen used as a melee weapon, the cloak
inflicts 1d8 points of damage(the wearer'sStrength
bonusdamageapplies)with a threat rangeof Z0 and
a critical multiplier of x7.
The deadlybladesalsogrant one additional attack
of opportunity with the cloak. This stackswith any
other attacksof opportunity grantedby featsor spells.
Anyone attempting to sneak attack the warden
in combat while sheis wearingthe cloak must make
a successfulDC 25 Tumble or Bluff check as the
cloak swingsand swipes.Failuremeansthe attacker
immediately takes ld8 points of damage and is
forced back 5 feet.
The warden is impossibleto flank while wearing
this cloak sincethe bladespresenta significantthreat.
The cloak provides a focus for her slicingtorrent
classability while she wearsit.
In addition to the cloak'sbladed properties,the
wardencan alsousethe following magicalabilities:
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wielder a similar set of magical enhancements,the
various typeshave their own particular appearances
and unique powers associatedwith them:
Orb of Corruption: A diamond crudely carved
into the form of a skull, the orb of corruptiongrants
the bearera + 10 competencebonus on all damage
rolls. All damagedealt by the bearer is considered
chaotic damage.All attacksmadeby the beareralso
ignore all armor bonusesto AC.
Strong transmutation; CL 18th; Weight 3 lb.
Orb of Darkness: A sphere of polished obsid-
ian, the orb of darknessgrants the bearer a + 10
competence bonus on all damagerolls. All dam-
age dealt by the bearer is considered unholy
damage. \Uhen the character carrying the orb
dealsa killing blow, he has the option to immedi-
ately raise the creature as though with animate
deadcast by " ZOth-levelcaster.
Strong transmutation; CL Z0th; \Teight 3 lb.
Orb of Fire: A sapphiresphereglowing with an
inner fire, the orb of fire grants the bearer a +10
competencebonus on all damagerolls. All damage
dealt by the bearer is consideredfire damage.The
bearer of an orb of fire may make attacks as though
she possessed the Whirlwind Attack feat.
Strong transmutation; CL 17th; Weight 3 lb.
Orb of Frost: A sphereof smooth, ice-cold topaz,
the orb of frostgrants the bearer a + 10 competence
bonus on all damagerolls. All damagedealt by the
bearer is consideredcold damage.When a charac-
ter bearingthe orb makesa successfulhit on a target,
the target suffersa -4 penalty on initiative checks
and his movement rate is halved for Id4 hours.
Strong transmutation; CL 16th; Weight 3 lb.
Orb of Lightning: An enoffnous pearl with sparks
dancing acrossits surface,the orb of lighninggrants the
bearera +10 competencebonus on all damagerolls.
All damagedealt by the bearerisconsideredelectrical
damage.The bearerof an orb of lighmingmaycast dispel
mnglcat will, and lighmingboltonceevery 10 minutes,
both as if castby " 15th-levelcaster.
Strong transmutation; CL 17th; Weight 3 lb.
Orb of Venom: A jade sphere inscribed with a
mazeof grooves,the orb of uenomgrants the bearer
a * 10 competencebonus on all damagerolls. All
successfulattacks made by the bearer are consid-
ered to be made by u woundingweapon. The bearer
of an orb may cast contaglonat will.
Strong transmutation; CL 15th; Weight 3 lb.
ShaclowOrb
Description: The shn"dow orb wasconstructed by
the Shadow Council and given to Gul'dan. Shortly
before his death, the shadoworb wasshattered into
ten different piecesthat becamescatteredthrough-
out the underground tomb of Sargeras.
Yearslater,the night elfwardenMaiev recoveredthe
shaAaworb and used it in her bid to recapture the
renegadeIllidan. Unfortunately, the shadaworbwas lost
during a battle and was once again shattered into ten
differentpieces.This time, theywerescatteredall across
Azeroth.Somebelievetheremayevenbeapieceortwo
hidden somewhereout in the Twisting Nether.
When assembled,the shndoworb is a smooth,
solid black globe about 5 inches in diameter. It
glows with a faint violet light and is surprisingly
heavy for its size.The individual shnlow orb frag-
ments are jaggedand non-luminous.
Powers: \7hen two fragments of the shadoworb
are touched to each other, they immediately fuse
into a single piece. The seamdisappearsas though
the fragments had never been separate.
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the sameabiliry.\il/hen two or morefragmentsarebrought
togetherandfused,the resultingfiagment losesitsprevious
powersbut gairu new, more power{ul abilities.
See the Campaign Seedsidebarfor ideason how
to use the shadow orb as the basis of an entire
campaign story arc.
l Fragment
This is the smallestfragment of the shadoworb.
To activate its power, you must touch it to a
weapon.The fragment fusesitself with the weapon,
which takeson the physicalappearanceof a master-
work weapon and gains a + 1 enhancement bonus.
The fragmentcan be removedasa full-round action.
Touching another fragment to this one increasesthe
fragment'ssizeand power (see2 Fragments,below).
Faint evocation; CL 3rd; Weight 1 lb.
2 Fragments
Thisfragment isactivatedasthe l-fragment shn&ow
orb and grants the samebonus, plus the following:
The eyes of the weapon's wielder glow faintly,
and the wielder gains low-light vision.
Faint evocation and transmutation; CL 3rd;
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orb and grants the samebonuses,except as follows:
The owner's shadowbonus on all attack rolls and
deflection bonus to AC both improve to +3, and
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abiliry. Twice perdayshemaysummon 1d4+ 1shadows.
Once per d"y, the owner may cast shndawwalk.
Faint abjuration and transmutation,strongconju-
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orb and grants the samebonuses,except as follows:
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deflection bonus to AC both improve to +4, and
circumstance bonus on Hide checks improves to
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every hour rather than every duy. (This ability
cannot be aided by the Heal skill.) Nonlethal
damagehealsat a rate of 1 point of damageper level
every 5 minutes. Lost limbs, organs and other
missing body parts grow back after 1 minute.
Faint abjuration and ffansmutation,strongconju-
ration, evocationand illusion;CL 15th;Weight 9lb.
1OFragments
When the final fragment of the shadow orb is
reconnected with its cousins, there is a burst of
darkness(manifesting asadeeperdnrkness spellfrom
a ZOth-levelcaster centered permanently on the
point where the shndoworb becomeswhole).
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fragment shnlow orb and grants the samebonuses,
except as follows:
The owner'sshadowbonus on all attack rolls and
deflection bonus to AC both improve to +5. She
may summonZd6 shadowsthree times per duy.She
gainsregeneration5. Lost limbs, organsand other
missingbody parts grow back after 1 minute.
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real. The effect is dismissible.
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1d6points of Strength damageto a living foe.A creature
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common to many items and spellscreated by the
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rounds later. This is a negative energyeffect.
The dark power of the completed shadoworb can
be overwhelming. The owner'smost notable obses-
sion growsstrongerover time. In the caseof Gul'dan,
he died trying to acquire the eyeof Sargeras.Maiev
became obsessedwith recapturing Illidan to the
point whereall other considerationsweresecondary.
Faint abjuration and necromancy,strong conju-
ration, evocation, illusion and transmutation; CL
20th; Weight 10 lb.
Shielctof the Deathlorcl
Exactly who createdthis shield is unknown. Some
believe the Lich King himself designedit for his most
powerfrrl death knights, while others feel it is a de-
monic artifact brought to Azeroth during one of the
greatwarsand lost by its original owner. [t might also
be from a different world entirely, flung into the
TwistingNethereventuallytofind itswayto Kalimdor.
Whenfirstfound,theShieldofheDeadlordlooksfairly
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rimmed with a jaggedborder and covered with what
appear to be scratchesand dents acrossits surface.If
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trueneuffal.The changeissosubtlethat the ownermight
not even be awarethat anything unusualis happening.
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match and even exceed the fastest mounts. Only
skilled pilots keep dwarven siegeengines or gnome
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and even they sometimes have trouble with the
fickle and unwieldy controls of some vehicles.
Piloting a vehicle requires the character at the
controls to make regularmaneuverability checksto
maintain control of the vehicle. Maneuverability
checks are based on a vehicle's Maneuverability
rating. \X4rile vehicles may travel up to their top
speed,Maneuverability ratings assigna speed in-
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becomesdifficult to control. For each speedincre-
ment beyond the first, the vehicle'spilot suffersa -4
penalty on any Maneuverability checks.
To maintain control of a vehicle traveling in a
straight line and at a constant speed,pilom must
make regularstandardManeuverability checkswith
their Use Technological Device* skill. In travel
under normal conditions, a standard ManeuVer-
ability check requiresa pilot to make a DC 10 Use
Technological Devicex check once per hour. In
combat, a vehicle is considered to move on its
pilot's initiative count, and a standardManeuVer-
ability check requiresa DC Z0 Use Technological
Devicex check once per round.
If the pilot succeedsat a Maneuverability check,
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may perform a standard action after the move
action. If he fails, the check becomesa full-round
action and the pilot cannot perform any actions
until the following round, at which point he must
attempt to make the check once again.
Attempting to do more than maintain control of
a vehicle and move in a straight line can also
require Maneuverability checks:
Rating SpeedIncrement
Clumsy 5 mph(45 ft./round)
Poor 10mph(?0 ft./round)
Average
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20 mph(165ft./round)
Perfect 25 mph(220ft./round)
Changing Speed: A pilot may accelerateor de-
celerate a vehicle up to one speedincrement and
require only a standard Maneuverability check to
maintain control of the vehicle. For each addi-
tional speed increment the pilot acceleratesor
deceleratesthe vehicle, he must make a Maneuver-
ability check with a l penalty per increment.
Turning: A vehicle canbe tumed up to 45 degrees
and require only a standardManeuverability check
by the pilot to maintain control. Tuming more than
45 degreesrequires a full-round Maneuverability
check with a 4 penalty per additional 45 degrees.
Drifting: The pilot may drift a vehicle while it's
moving, sliding the vehicle laterally to the left or
right while continuing to travel forward. For each
vehicle width a vehicle drifts, a Maneuverability
check must be made with a -4 penalty.
Example: Maneuverabi Iity i n Com bat
In searchof thunder lizards,Ryon Quarvel isriding
into the Barrenson a steamhorsewith a top speedof
60 mph (530 ft./round) and Average maneuverabil-
ity. Traveling for several hours at 45 mph, he is
requiredeach hour to make standardManeuverabil-
ity checks- a DC 10 Use Technological Device*
check with a -8 penalty for each of the two speed
increments(15 + 15 + 15 - 45 mph)beyond the first.
Suddenlyencountering a pair of thunder lizards,Ryon
enterscombatat45 mph (390 feet/round).As he rides
pastthe lizardsin the first round, he makesa DCZ0 Use
Technological Device* check with a 4 penalty due to
speed.In the secondround, he slowstwo speedincre-
mentsto 15 mph ( 130feey'round)*d tums 180degrees.
This action requiresa DC 20 Use Technological De-
vice* check with a l penalry for the second speed
increment deceleratedand a -12 penalty for each 45
degreesnrmedbeyond the first, fot a total penalryof-16.
In the third round, as he lowers his lance to
attack, Ryon is traveling 15 mph. As this is within
the first speedincrement for a vehicle with Average
maneuverability and he is traveling in a straight
line, Ryon makes his standard Maneuverability
check (a DC 20 Use TechnologicalDevice* check)
with no penalties. He succeedson the check. The
check is thus consideredonly a move action, allow-
ing Ryon to attack the lizards in the same round.
MalfunctionEffects
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maximum AC bonus is lowered bV 1; maximum
damageinflicted or prevented is lowered by 1d6;
maximum movement speed is decreasedby 70
miles per hour, and so on.
Balky: Vehicles and other deviceswith a Maneu-
verabiliry rating (seeabove) that sufferthis malfunction
effect have their Maneuverability rating decreasedby
one category.This effect can only be repairedby " DC
75 Craft (technological device*) check with a dura-
tion equal to the device'sTS in days.
Complex Device: The device is more difficult to
repair than others, falling apart into a multitude of
tiny components when a malfunction occurs.The
Craft (technological device*) skill check required
to repair the device has a minimum DC of 25.
Awkward Operation: A device that suffersthis
malfunction effect is alwaysmore difficult to oper-
ate after being repaired. All weapons become
two-handed, and all actions involving the device
become full-round actions.
Backfire: All weapons on the device backfire,
doing damage to the operator equal to what they
would normally do to their targets.If the device is
not strappedor attached to the operator in any w?y,
the operator is allowed a Reflex save with a DC
equal to (10 + the number of dice of damagethe
weapon inflicts) for half damage.
Frangible: Though it can be repaired normally,
the device is more likely to malfunction in the
future. Its Malfunction Rating is increasedby * 1.
This effect is cumulative if it occursmultiple times
to the same device, and can be repaired only by
giving the function an upgradethat lowers its MR.
Control Complications: Its controls damagedby
the malfunction or complicated by the repairs, a
device repaired after this malfunction effect will
forevermore be more difficult to operate.Operators
of the device suffer a -3 penalty on all related rolls.
This penalty is cumulative for devicesthat sufferthis
malfunction effect multiple times.
Bulky: A device that suffers this malfunction
effect may only be repaired and rebuilt in a new,
largerform. After repair, the device is one sizeclass
larger - Tiny devices become Small, Small de-
vices become Medium, and so on. The weight of
the device is similarly affected, and the vehicle's
top speedis lowered by Z0 miles per hour.
Critical Component: A critical component of the
device is completely destroyedby the malfunction.
The devicecannot be repaireduntil a rareor delicate
component worth at least5o/oof the device'smarket
value can be replaced.(This requirement might be
an adventure seedfor components that may not be
commonly available on the open market.)
Ablative: Even after they are repaired, devices
that sufferthis malfunction effect continue to dam-
agethemselveseach time they are used,losing t hit
point each time they operate.This damagecan be
repairedwith normal Craft (technologicaldevice*)
rolls, but the malfunction effectcan onlybe removed
with an effiortequalto an upgradethat would provide
the device with its maximum number of hit points
(and a Technology Score equal its current TS).
Noisemaker: At the time of the malfunction, the
deviceemitsa loud and annoyingnoisethat canbeheard
by *y creaturewithin 60 feet. After repair, the device
makesthe noisecontinuouslyduring itsoperationandfor
a period aftenvardequal to its starnrpor operation time
(but not lessthan 1 minute). This effectcan be repaired
by " secondCraft (technological devicex) with a DC
equal to that requiredto repair the Device check.
Fused Function: After being knocked into a
malfunctioning state, the device becomesdifficult
to repair and impossibleto alter. After sufferingthis
malfunction effect, the device may never be up-
graded, and all skill checks made to repair the
devicehave their DC increasedby +5. The penalty
to skill checks is cumulative for devicesthat suffer
this malfunction effect multiple times.
Fragile: After malfunctioning, the device be-
comes more easilydamaged.Even after repair, the
maximum hit poin$ that the device can possess is
equal to its Technology Score x 1. This malfunc-
tion effect can only be repaired via an upgrade to
raisethe device'shit points to their previouslevel.
Pain Machine: The device can be repaired rlor-
mally, but after sufferingthis malfunction effect the
device will cause1d6 points of damageto its opera-
tor each time it is used.Repair of this effect requires
effort and cost equal to adding an upgradewith the
ability to inflict 1d6 points of damage.
Phlogiston Explosion: The small phlogiston
boiler at the heart of a steam-powereddevice ex-
plodes, doing damage equal to ( the device's
Technology Score x 1d6) to all characters and
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items createdby other artisansin that their superior
construction makes them more effective than nor-
mal devices.To create a masterwork technological
device, a tinker first designsthe device asdescribed
in Chapter Three of the Warcraft RPG, and pays
one-third of the item's market value to begin con-
struction. However, when creating a masterwork
device, the tinker must pay an additional l}o/oof the
item's cost to reflect the higher quality of the device's
components, and make a Craft (technological de-
vice)x check with a DC equal to 15 + the device's
Technology Score. Though the cost of building a
masterwork device must only be paid once, each
attempt to begin takes 1 week. Once the tinker has
succeededat this check, she may begin making
normal progresson construction of the Device check.
Masterwork devices grant their operators a +3
bonus on any skill checksrequired to operatethem.
The masterwork quality is not automatically con-
ferred upon upgradesthat provide a masterwork
device with a new secondaryfunction or replaceits
primary function. These upgrades must be corr-
structed as masterwork devices in order to grant
their operatorsthe bonus.
SpecialanclFavoreclMaterials
Like other artisansof their races,tinkers like to
work with their favored materials. Occasionally,
when they manage to procure supplies,tinkers of
other races also like to work with these special
materialsdue to their superiorqualities.
The favored special material of each race is de-
scribed in Chapter Three of the Warcraft RPG. A
tinker receivesa * 1 bonus on all Craft (technologi-
cal devicex) checks while working with his race's
favored material. All devices created with special
materials must be of masterwork quality, created as
describedin Masterwork Devices, above.
The bonusesgranted by special materials are as
describedbelow. The costsof using specialmateri-
als are as describedonly where these materials are
available.Typically, a tinker will only be able to
easilyprocure the favored material of her own race
at the cost listed.Obtaining other specialmaterials
may involve exploring to gather them in the wild or
stealing them from other races.
Adamantine: A device fashioned with adam?rr-
tine has a maximum hardness equal to twice its
Technology Scoreand maximum hit points equal to
its Technology Scorex B.Use of adamantine addsan
additional 50o/oto the cost of raw materialsrequired
to begin construction of a device.
Arcanite: A device crafted using arcanite can in-
flict orprevent a maximum of 1d6+2points ofdamage
per round for each point in its Technology Score. It
alsohasa maximum hardnessequal to its Technology
Score + 10. Raw arcanite costs1,000gp per point of
TS, which must be paid when purchasingraw mate-
rials before construction of the device begins.
Darkwood: A device made of darkwood is sturdy
but unexpectedly light; it has a maximum cargo load
of its Technology Scorex 400 pounds.In addition, its
maximum movement speedisequalto its Technology
Scorex75 milesperhour.Use ofdarkwood inbuilding
a device adds1,000gp per point ofTS to the costofraw
materialsrequired to begin construction.
Dragonhide: A device covered in dragonhide is
rare but exceptionally resistantto damage.It has a
maximum AC bonus equal to twice its Technology
Score and a hardnessequal to its Technology Score
+ 5. Adding dragonhide covering to a device costs
one-quarter the market value of a device, which
must be paid when purchasingraw materials before
construction begins.
Mithral: A device made with this light but rigid
material has maximum hit points equal to its Tech-
nology Score x 9 and a maximum AC bonus equal
to its Technology Score + 4. In addition, light-
weight vehicles built with mithral are so easy to
pilot that they grant their operatorsa +5 bonus on
Maneuverability checks. Use of mithral doubles
the cost of raw materialsrequired to start construc-
tion of a Device check.
Thorium: Thorium grants a device into which it is
incorporatednot only strengthbut unusualdensity. Ab le
withrstandhigher steampressure,it can inflict up to its
Technology Scorex 1d8points ofdamageper round and
hasama<imum rangeincrement equalto itsTechnology
Score x75 feet. It alsohasa maximum AC bonusequal
to its Technology Score +3 and maximum hit points
equalto itsTechnology Scorex 10.However,asthorium
is alsoheavier than other memls,devicesmade with it
have a mar<imumcargocapaciryequalto theirTechnol-
ogy Score x 150 pounds and add a -5 penalry on all
Maneuverabiliry checla madeby the operator.The use
of thorium in constmcting a device doublesthe cost of
raw materialsrequiredto start construction.
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Aclventuring Gear(continuecl) Vehicles (continuecl)
Item MR Cost Weight Item MR Cost Weight
Sunbuckle 0 50 gp 1l2lb. Gnomish
helicopter 2 750sp 600lb.
Tinker'sarms 2 2,500gp 20 lb. Gnomish
submarine 1 2,225
gp 5,500Ib.
Tinker'sbelt 1 25gp 10Ib. Goblinshredder 3 1,350
gp ?00lb.
Trackingboots, 0 40 gp lzlb. Goblinzeppelin 0 6,000gp3,000lb.
dire bear fronfish 2 1,500
gp 600lb.
Trackingboots, 0 40 sp 12lb. Meatwagon I 1,000!p 5,000lb.
direwolf Phlogistic
unicycle 0 300sp 60 lb.
m'' Trackingboots, 0 50 gp 12lb. Rairundrer 3 87,500gp42,000h.
quilboar
Scoutballoon 1 45gp 40 lb.
Trackingboots, 0 60 gp 121b. Siegeengine 3 1,500
gp 4,500lb.
frost wolf
Siegewagon 1 2,750gp4,000lb.
Trackingboots, 0 75 gp 1215.
Steamhorse 1 782sp 600lb.
frostsabercat
Steamlaunch 1 660sp 300lb.
Trackingboots, 0 120sp 1216.
kodobeast Steamwarrior
armor 1 2,550gp 1,300
lb.
Traphands 4 625gp 25 lb. Weapons
Trapthumper 5 500sp 100Ib. Item MR Cost Weight
Valuator 1 250sp 3 lb. Alchemical
grenades1 B0gp 1Ib.
Wandharness 0 30gp 4lb. Blastarrow 3 75 gp 1l16lb.
Wizard'sdesk 0 200ep 15lb. Demondirk 1 17gp zlb.
Dwanren reciprocator 3 1500sp 15lb.
SpecialSubstancesand ltems
Item MR Cost Weight Firestarter 1 5,000gp3,500lb.
Dirtworm 1 415gp 1,500Ib. Frrearrow 2 100sp 1/16lb.
Memor-y
scrubber 2 33,000gp225lb. Flashpod 1 50 gp 1lb.
Miser'sforge 3 ?,375gp 200lb. Gluemines(6) 1 175 vztb.
N6utralizergrenade 1 500 sp 1lb. Gluerifle 1 400sp 20Ib.
Noble'sswordsmen 1 2,250gp 7,000lb. Gnomishrockets 2 125ep 5 lb.
Phlogiston
collector 2 37,5009o12,000lb. Greasemines(12) 0 300sp 113lb.
Phlogiston,
liquid(vial) 20gp. 11416. lronjaw 1 200sp 4lb.
PortSlehead(ldt$rage)2 110 15lb. Lightning
net 2 165sp 10Ib.
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(Knowledg",3 ranks) Net launcher 1 250sp B lb.
Portablehead 2 215sp 15lb. hilt
Oscillating 2 65sp 1lb.
(Kruwledge,6 ranks) Splintergun 1 330sp 15lb.
Substitution
engine 1 6,000sp200 lb. Swordbelt 1 150sp 4lb.
Truth detector 2 1,750gp 300lb. Tinker'stosser 2 375sp 15lb.

Vehicles Zecker Devices

Item MR Cost Weight Item MR Cost Weight
Deshoyer 1 1,660gp 22,0001b. Tecker'scloak 0 12,5009p25lb.
Fly*ng'mmhine 1 1,100lb.
2,17'10'..9p Tecker'sfirestaff 2 330sp 12\b.
Footcarts 1 125sp 6 lb. Tecker'swand 1 100sp 1lb
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the bridge can support up to 600 pounds. For each
additional 10 feet the bridge is extended,its maxi-
mum load decreasesby 200 pounds, to a minimum
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ends of the bridge poles and on the trunk allow the
bridge to be spiked in place at both ends.
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DragonGun
Description: Dragon guns are tinker-created
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weaponsinspired by the deadly breath weaponsof
dragons. Alchemist's fire is projected by steam
pressurefrom the tip of a blunderbuss-likerifle to
cast sheets of flame acrossa battlefield. Though
dragon gunsare terrifying and destructiveweapons,
the backpack tanks that store the liquid ammuni-
tion are notoriously fragile.
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age.A successful DC 15 Reflexsaveisneededto extul$ltsh
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gun) and ranged attack roll.
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Earhelm
Description: Earhelms have large, goblin'e.ar'
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sound of any creature attemptrng to sneak in the direc-
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Description: The first thing a person thinks of
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switch the boots from one mode to the next.
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bladders in each boot inflate to allow a wearer of
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MechanicalSentry
Description: These 5-inch wooden spherescan
be used to set a perimeter around a campsite,or to
securea hallway. A ring mounted on one side can
be pulled to extend up to 30 feet of wire, which can
be attached to either a spikeor another mechanical
sentry. When an intruder brushes against the taut
wire, a shrill steam whistle inside the mechanical
sentry triggersto alert those nearby.
Operation: DC 5 Use Technological Devicex
check to set up.
AC 14; HR 5; hp 70; SZ Tiny (5-in. wooden
sphere);\7T Il}Ib.; MV 50 gp; Create DC 16; ST
1 min.; MR 1.
Melloclium
Description: A mellodium can capture a perfor-
mance on a musical instrument and later use the
instrument to replay the perfrormanceautomati-
cally. Each rype of instrument requiresits own type
of mellodium. The device is connected to the
instrument, and a musician makes a Perform skill
check with a -5 circumstance penalty to play de-
spite the attachments.The result of that skill check
iscapturedto a hard wax tablet insidethe mellodium,
and can be replayedat any time using a mellodium
attached to the same instrument; though other
mellodiums usethe sametablets,music recordedon
other instruments will be played as noise.
Operation: DC 30 Use Technological Device*
check to attach a mellodium to an instrument;
move action to replay.
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(drum),650gp (fife),780gp (lute),800gp (pan
gp(mandolin/lyre);
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Description: The pocket noisemaker is a hand-
sized device with four legs; when wound up and
released,it scuttlesacrossthe floor in a straight line
at the rate of 50 feet per round. Starting in the
second round it rings a small bell on its back,
continuing to ring and crawl for the following three
rounds until it runs down. Pocket noisemakersare
popular among rogues,who use them to distract
guardswhile they slip past in the shadows.
Operation: DC 5 Use Technological Devicex
check.
HR Z;hp 5; SZ Fine (5 in. x 4 in.); \7T Il4Ib;
MV 50 gp; Create DC 16; ST 1 round; MR 1.
PortableKitchen
Description: These heavy and expensive items
arestill usedmainly by milihry officersand wealthy
merchants, though there are many tinkers laboring
to create a version for massproduction. A portable
kitchen is the sizeand shapeof abarrel.Aphlogiston-
amplified steam engine built into the baseheats a
small oven in its midsection and the kettle under-
neath the cover atop it.
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is as simple as adding the mixed ingredients to the
appropriate compartment, using a lever to set the
heat to the proper level, and watching the clock
count down the minutes until the food is prepared.
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can still usethe portable kitchen to make simple and
bland (but filling) food, provided they follow the
instructions included with the kitchen when it is sold.
Operation: See text.
HR 5; hp 35; SZ Medium; \7T 100 lb.; MV 725
gp; Create DC 18; ST 1 min.; MR 1.
Potion Injector
Description: A potion injector is a device that
straps around the upper arm of the wearer, with a
cable running down to a control box worn around
the wrist. Vials of potion can be mounted on clamps
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inside.The band spinsfuriouslyfor 10 rounds,doing
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touch. Captured roguesoften usea sawtooth ring to
cut their way freeofbonds, but the rings alsohave the
potential for useas a melee weapon.
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way. Once a sawtoothring hasbeen opened,it cannot
be stopped until 10 continuous rounds have passed.
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requiresa DC 10 Use Technological Devicex check.
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in combat requiresa melee attack and inflicts 3d6
points of damage.
Operation: See text.
HR 5; hp 10; SZ Fine; \7T 1/8 lb.; MV 300 gp;
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Seahelm
Description: The collar of this heavy helmet
sealstightly around the wearer'sneck, after which
sapper'sshield
all air he breathescomesthrough rubber hosesfrom
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allowed underwaterexplorations to continue for up
to an hour. Seahelmsare sold with a hand-cranked
pump to refill their air bladders,a laboriousprocess
that takes more than an hour per bladder.
Operation : DC Z0UseTechnologicalDevicex check.
HR 5;hp 75;SZSmall;\7T 20lb.;MV 650gp;
MR 2.
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SharpeningSheath
Description: Sharpeningsheathescome in varying
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swordsand greatswords.When a sword is drawn from
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round.
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AC 13;HR 3; hp I5;SZSmall (Tfr..wide x 18 in.
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(upgraded);MV 170 gp (standard),760 gp (up-
graded);Create DC 18; ST 5 rounds; MR 1.
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Description: Steamsawsare smaller, portable
versionsof the sawsattached to the arms of goblin
shredders.The spinning blade of a steamsaw is
usually used to cut down trees, but some have
learned to use the unwieldy device in combat.
Use of a steamsaw in melee combat requires
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steamsawis a two-handed weapon that inflicts (7d6
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Operation: DC 15 Use Technological Device*
check for basic use;seetext for combat use.
HR 5;hp 25;SZSmall;\7T 75lb.;MV 120gp;
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MR 3.
SummerTunic
Description: These long-sleeved,woolen tunics
arethreadedwith tubesleadingto a smallphlogiston
boiler that hangs from the belt of the wearer.The
boiler runs heated water through the tubes to keep
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the wearer warm as a summer day" even in the
coldestweather. The flow of water may be adjusted
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60 degreeswarmer than the outside environment.
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from required Fortitude saves,but in warmer cli-
matesit may accidentallyraisea carelesscharacter's
temperature into the range where she must make
Fortitude saves(see DMG, Chapter 8: Glossary,
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Dangers"and Dangers").
Operation: DC 10 Use Technological Device*
check to start the boiler; DC 15 Use Technological
Device* check to make temperature adjustments.
HR 1;hp 10;SZTiny;\7T 15lb.;MV 100ep;
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Description: This buckle can be attached to any
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buckle flips open and flash powder insidethe buckle
is ignited. All creatureswithin 50 feet of the wearer's
front arc must make a DC 15 Reflex save or be
blinded for 7d6 rounds.The buckle will operate 10
times before the flash powder inside it is expended.
Operation: Standard action to trigger; DC 10
Use Technological Device* check to reset.
HR 1; hp 5;SZFine (3 in. tall x 4 in. wide x 1 in.
deep);\7T Il}Ib.; MV 50 gp; Create DC 16; ST 1
round; MR 0.
Tinker'sArms
Description: The first tinker's arm was created
by the Tinker's Guild in Ratchet for Samuel
Wrenchwright, a popular member who lost a limb
in an accident.When otherssawthat'V7renchwright
had not only gained a usefullimb but also increased
strength, they asked the tinkers to develop a ver-
sion that might be usedwithout the lossof a living
arm. The resulting apparatusstrapsto the wearer's
arms, and when activated grants a +7 enhance-
ment bonus to her Strength score. Tinker's arms
designedfor a creatureof one sizecategorymay not
be usedby creaturesof another sizecategory.
Operation: DC Z0 Use Technological Devicex
check.
HR 2;hp I5;SZSmall;\7T 20lb.;MV 2,500gp;
CreateDC 35;ST 2 rounds;
MR 2.
Tinker'sBelt
Description: Many tinkers may leave their work-
shops to go adventuring, but some bring their
workshops with them in the form of a tinker's belt.
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boiler to power devices,large pouchesto cary parts
and inventions-in-progress,hooks and strapsto carry
tools, and rwo articulated armswith hand-like clamps
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"hands"
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climbing and other oon-rrrechanicalpursuits.
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tools required so that Craft (technological device)
checkscan be madewithout circumstancepenalties.
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Description: lnspired by the tinker's belt, this
device is an articulated arm that hangs from a
wizard'sbelt and can unfold to hold a wand at the
ready.A small setof crosshairsmounted on the arm
allowsfor preparatoryaiming while castinga spell.
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free action, and the wearerof a wand harnessgetsa
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the wand during the round in which it is readied.
Operation: DC 10 Use Technological Device*
check to place a wand in the harness.
HR 1; hp S;SZTiny; \7T4 lb.;MV 30 gp;CreateDC
16; ST 3 roundsto place a wand in the hamess;MR 0.
Wizard'sDesk
Description: A wizard'sdesk travels folded up to
the sizeof a small trunk. W'hen the legsareextended,
the side can fold down to become a writing sur{ace.
Inside are compartments for material components,
spellbooks,parchment, inks... and the tinker-cre-
ated device that makeswizard'sdesksso soughtafter.
From one sideof the interior, an articulated arm can
be unfolded. At its tip is a styluswith a tube that runs
back down the arm and is connected to a vial of ink.
Stabilizedby springsand providing an uninterrupted
flow of ink, this design allows spellcastersto work
quickly and preciselywhen scribingscrolls.The time
required to scribe a scroll is halved when using a
wizard'sdesk, but the cost of raw materialsrisesto
two-thirds of the base price (cheaper parchments
tear under the clean strokes of the silver nib, and
inferior inks clog the rubber tubing).
Operation: Requiresthe Scribe Scroll feat.
HR 5; hp 10; SZ Small (3 ft. wide xZft. tall x 1
ft. deep);\7T 15 lb.;MV 200 gp;CreateDC 17;ST
1 min. (set-uptime); MR 0.
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The following technological devices are unusual
worksof engineeringwith rather specificapplications.
Dirtworm
Description: A dirtworm is a large mechanical
device designedby goblin sappersduring the First
\Var to aid them in tunneling beneath Alliance
defenses.Enormousteeth on the front of the device
chew up earth and pull it inside, where steam
hammers push it outward and compact it to create
a tunnel with hard-packed walls.
The dirtworm can chew through any material
with 7 or fewer points of hardnessat the rate of 10
feet per minute. Harder materialstake 10d6points
of damageper round. The tunnel it carvesis 8 feet
in diameter with walls of hardness4; a5-foot length
of the tunnel will collapseafter taking 50 points of
damage.
On open ground when not tunneling, the
dirtworm can be moved at a maximum speedof 70
feet per round.
Operation: DC 15 Use Technological Device*
to start, and an additional check once per minute
for continued operation. Operating the dirtworm is
a full-round action.
HR 5; hp 75; SZ Large (10 ft. long x 8 ft.
diameter);\7T 1,500 lb.; MV 415 Bp; Create DC
Z0; ST 5 min.; MR 1.
MemoryScrubber
Description: Tinkers have long sought methods
to help those soldiershaunted by their war experi-
ences. The most methods attempt to erase the
memoriesof thoseeventsaltogether.Unfortunately,
none have yet managed to achieve the desired
degreeof precision that would allow the removal of
only selected memories. However, tinkers have
managed to develop a machine that can erasethe
most recent memoriesof those it is usedupon: the
memory scrubber.
The memory scrubberis a chair attached to a large
trunk full of machinery. The target of the device sits
on the chair and placesthe device'shelmet onto her
head. The operator then has the choice of several
settings;the devicecan attempt to scrubthe hrget's
memoriesof the last 1d20 hours, 1d10 days, 1d6
weeks, ld4 months or IdZ years.Upon activation,
targets report seeing flashesof light and hearing a
buzztngsound, followed by " calming void. After 1
minute, the processis complete. If the processwas
successful, the targetwill be unableto rememberany
part or aspectof the period erased.
[Jseof memory scrubbershasoccasionallycaused
some trouble when it has resulted in the loss of
crucial information. Yet thus far, no tinker has
created a machine to recover erasedmemories.
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they've run their course.
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weapon with a range increment of 30 feet.
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to activate,grenadedetonates2 roundslater;MR 1.
Noble's Swordsmen
Description: The noble's swordsmenis a room-
sizedapparatuscommissionedfrom a groupof tinkers
by advisorsto the Alliance Assembly; they wished
to settle disputeswith traditional swordfights,yet
didn't want to risk any true physical harm.
The noble's swordsmenrequires two operators;
each strapshimself into a skeleton-like framework
that wraps around him and telegraphshis moV-
ments using marionette-like cablesto one of two
life-sizedmechanical soldiers.Armed with wooden
swords,these soldiers'movements mimic those of
their operators. Their wooden bodies have corn-
partments that can be packed with bladdersfull of
red dy. in order to simulate injury in particular
body parts. Though severing the control cables
with the wooden sword is possible,such tactics are
frowned upon by devoteesof the Device check.
Strapping into the control framework requiresa
DC 10 Use Technological Device* check. Combat
between two creaturesoperating the swordsmenis
run as if it were a combat between the two opera-
tors, with the following exception: the movement
of the swordsmen is limited to an area 30 feet in
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representits inherentphysical attributes,weresorn- 1r phlogiston allows smaller boilers to bum at the
one to attempt to destroy it specifically.
Operation: See text.
HR 5; hp 30; SZ Gargantuan (50 ft. long x70 fr..
high x 50 ft. wide); WT 7,000 lb.; MV 2,750 gp;
CreateDC 23; ST 10 min.; MR 1.
PhlogistonCollector
Description: The first samplesof phlogiston were
collected in the labs of dwarven tinkers in Khaz
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years since, the process has been much refined,
leading to the development of the phlogiston collec-
tor. This wagon-sizedpiece of machinery has a large
intake valve to pull air into a reserveover a glowing
crucible. Once the phlogiston gashasbeen separated
and purified, the device bubbles it into a mixture of
oil and water to capture it. The liquid is then
"liquid
siphoned into glass vials and sold as
phlogiston," the fuel for many devices.
A phlogiston collector running at full speedcan
collect 40 vials of liquid phlogiston per hour, though
collectors running atop mountaintops (such as the
collectors at the high altitudes of Khaz Modan)
collect a bit more and collectorsat seaside(such as
those at Thermaore) collect a bit less.
Phlogiston collectors are temperamental pieces
of machinery and require constant supervision. If
they collect too little phlogiston g&s, the water
content of the liquid phlogiston will be too high
and devices won't operate properly. If too much
phlogiston gasis collected,the crucible insidemay
start to react with the g?s,burning white-hot until
the entire collector melts into slag and the col-
lected gasignites in a titanic explosion.
The collector requiresa Use Technological De-
vice* check each hour; failure means that no
phlogiston is collected that hour. If the collector is
shut down, even for a moment, a full d"y is required
for it to heat up and collect enough air to begin
processingagain.
Operation: DC Z0 Use Technological Device*
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painting of a full moon, the device is certain that the
words spoken are the truth. As it swingsalong a line
of waning moons toward the black disc of a new
moon, it is increasinglylikely that the subjectspeaks
a falsehood.The device is surprisinglyaccurate;the
resultshave led some wizardsand priests to recon-
sider the abilities of technology.
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HR 5; hp 15; SZ Large (7 ft. tall x 4 fr..wide x 3
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ST t hour;MR Z.
Vehicles
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scheduledtune-ups.
Destroyer
Description: Destroyers are heavy, iron-clad
warshipsthat can quickly carry a half-dozen heavy
cannon to any point on a coastline and bombard a
target into submission.
Operation (Destroyer): Vehicle Proficiency
(water vehicles)x to pilot and DC 30 Use Techno-
logical Device* checks to operate.
Operation (Cannon): Exotic Weapons Profi-
ciency (firearms) and ranged attack roll.
AC 25;HR 15;hp 110;SZColossal ( 180ft.long x45
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(poor); Cargo 4,400 lb.; Crew 7 (1 pilot,6 gunners);
MV I,660 gp; CreateDC 37; ST 10 min.; MR 1.
Cannon:RoF 1/3rounds;Range100 ft.;4d6;MR 2.
FlyingMachine
Description: A dwarven improvement on the
helicopters built by their gnomish cousins, the
flying machine is a heavily armed, flying gun plat-
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Operation (Flying Machine): Vehicle Profi-
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ficiency (firearms)* to use and ranged attack roll.
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AC 18; HR 10; hp 50; SZ Large(20 ft. long x 15
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(good); Cargo 200 lb.; Crew 1; MV 7,170 Bp;
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Footcarts
Description: The inventor of footcartswasonce a
poor tinker who employed her talents at toymaking
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productsshesold in the marketplacewere miniature,
phlogiston-powered,dwarven steamtanks. When a
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tauren scoffedat the toys" and attempted to
leap upon and smash them... he suddenly found
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age of tiny steam tanks bent around the bottoms of
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her inventions might be put to more usefulendsand
crafted two simple carts designedtobestrappedto the
bottoms of her feet. The next morning shearrived at
"footcarts,"
the marketplace,put on her and zoomed
into tinker history. Today they are one of the first
usefuldevicestinkers teach apprenticesto construct.
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popular mode of transportation even among adults
in many Kalimdorian cities, they are rarely seen
outside city walls. The reasonsare primarily prag-
matic: off smooth cities streetsand packed earth,
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Description:The goblinsbuilt their first bal-
loonsin thedaysoftheAlliance's
earlybattleswith
the Horde. Refining and enlarging their craft over
the yearsled to the construction of the first goblin
zeppelin,a massiveair vehicle capableof transport-
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Operation: Vehicle Proficiency (air vehicles)x
to use and DC 75 Use Technological Devicex
check to operate.
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30 ft. wide x 50 ft. tall); \7T 3,000 1b.;Spd 40 mph
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pilot, 1 engine tender); MV 6,000 gp; Create DC
40; ST 5 min.; MR 0.
Iron Fish
Description: This single-person vehicle holds
enough air to allow for t hour of underwater travel.
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of its powerful engine and thick metal hull to ram
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Operation: Vehicle Proficiency (water vehicles)x
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Create DC 23; ST 2 min.; MR 2.
MeatWagon
Description: A weapon of both destruction and
terror, the meat wagon is a vehicle constructed by
the Scourge to collect corpses from the field of
battle. These corpses can then be flung at the
enemy with the meat wagon's catapult or, if the
meat wagon carriesa necromancer, raised to swell
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gather up to six corpsesthat it drives over. If these
corpsesare usedfor ammunition, full damageis still
done at the point of impact; any living characters
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filth fever ( injur!, Fort DC 17, rncubation 1d3 days,
1d3 Dex/ld3 Con; seeTable 8-Z in the DMG).
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round) (good); Cargo 1,4001b.;Crew 3 (1 pilot, 1
gunner, 1 passenger);MV 1,000gp; Create DCZT;
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geoning (standardcatapult ammo); MR 1.
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Description: The unicycle is a favorite of both
goblins and gnomes for rapid transportation on
city streets. While uncommon in the cities of
humans except during performance expositions,
unicycles are common in Ratchet as an eccentric
form of transportation. The infamousSlink Strong,
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death" stunt on a reliable,Ratchet-designed phlo-
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travel at slower speedswithout consuming fuel.
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as a DC 20 Use Technological Device* check.
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MV 7,750gp; Create DC 26; ST 1 min.; MR 1.
Steam Horse
Description: The first steam horseswere built
by the Alliance for patrols traveling the arid
savannah of the Barrens in eastern Kalimdor,
where grazlng was sparse.The rider sits in the
saddleatop the four-leggedmachine and guidesit
just as she would a living mount. The rear of the
steam horse includes a spaciouscompartment for
cargo and gear.
Operation: Vehicle Proficiency (land vehicles) x
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start, and Ride checks to operate.
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long); WT 600 lb.; Spd 60 mph (530 ft./round)
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Steam Launch
Description: These small boats are enormously
popular among fishermen. Several steam launches
are often kept aboard larger shipsfor ferrying troops
and suppliesto and from shore.
Operation: Vehicle Proficiency(watervehicles) *
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AC 12; HR 5; hp 70;SZLarge(17 ft. long x B ft.
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Weapons
This section describestechnological devicesde-
signed for incapacitating if not blowing to
smithereens- your enemies.As always,proceed
with caution.. ..
Alchemical Grenacle
Description: The dwarves have taken to tech-
nology with exceptional efficiency. The stout race
is more focusedthan gnomes,and lessmanic than
the goblins when it comes to implementing tech-
nology. Most dwarven technology, while efficient
and well designed, appeals to their more martial
nature. In other words, the dwarvesenjoy making
better weapons.
These alchemically enhanced grenadesdeliver
elemental effects with a blast. The dwarves have
made a grenadefor electricity, fire and ice. Other
variations include a grenade that unleashesa low
baleful howl to terrify targets,and a grenade that
unleasheschoking gas.
An electricity, fire or ice grenadedeals an addi-
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addition to the grenade'sblast damage.Each type of
grenadehas a distinct special effect.
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Description: The demon dirk was originally
invented by a lazy tinker as a self-oiling dagger
that couldn't rust. Upon carrying it, he quickly
discovered that he had invented a weapon with
more possibilitiesthan he imagined: not only was
the daggerprotected from rusting, it could more
readily cut through fibers (even those of a giant
spider'sweb, thus saving the tinker's life on one
important occasion).Most importantly, the tinker
discovered(when he let daggerand its oily coating
stray too close to a campfire) that the weapon's
blade would burst into flame. Reminded of weap-
ons he had seencarriedby the Burning Legion, the
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tinker christened the weapon a dirk" and
began selling them.
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well asany spellsor abilities that corrode or damage
metal. The weapon also grants a + 15 bonus on
EscapeArtist checkswhen the wielder is entangled
by " spellor object. Igniting the dagger'sblade using
the sparker built into its hilt is a move action.
When the blade is aflame, it can inflict 1d6 addi-
tional points of fire damageper attack for 6 rounds
until the oil stored in the hilt is expendedand musr
be replaced.The dagger'simmunities are lost while
the oil reserveis empty.
Operation: DC 10 Use Technological Device*
check and a half pint of oil to load.
Simple Light Melee \Teapon; WT }Ib.; MV 17
gp; Create DC 16; Id3 (Sm) or 1d4 (Med), crit 19-
701x7;ST 5 min. to reload; MR 1.
Dwarven Reciprocator
Description: At first, this short-barreledrifle ap-
pearsto be a very long blunderbussor flintlock. Only
on closer inspection does one realize it has five
barrels instead of one large barrel. A clockwork
crank and romting clockwork action act as the
triggerfor this reciprocating long-arm. The dwarven
reciprocator is a brutal and intimidating weapon
designedfor useagainstcharging opponents at close
range. This weapon has proven ideal for dwarven
tunnel delversaswell, since it can fill a hallway with
enough lead to poison any pursuerpermanently.
Tuming the action once fires a singleshot asa normal
attack action. As a full attack, winding the clochvork
crank around severaltimes fires all five banels in rapid
succession.Each banel shot receivesa cumulative -2
penalry FZ for the first shot, 4 for the second,and so
fonft), but the shooter can aim each shot at multiple
targetsaslong asthey arewithin 5 feet ofeach other. The
banelseachhold a singleshot,and crankurgwill onlyfire
the number of shots that remain in the weapon.
The weapon needsto be braced for reciprocating
fire. Bracing the reciprocator requiresa single stan-
dard action. Firing the reciprocatorwithout properly
bracing it doubles the penalties incurred.
Operation: Exotic Weapon Proficiency (fire-
arms);Ironforge dwarvesand goblins treat dwarven
reciprocatorsas martial weapons.
\7T 15 1b.;MV 1,500 Bp; Create DC 20; Range
70fr.;3d6;MR3.
Firestarter
Description: A device first employed by elven
tinkers, a firestarteris a systemof lensesand mirrors
that collects the light and heat of the sun and
focuses it upon a distant target. Few targets can
withstand the incredible heat, and most immedi-
ately burst into flame.
Firestartersare large,heavy devicesmounted on
carts drawn by teams of horses. Their creation
requires an incredible amount of precision crafts-
manship,and usuallyinvolves a partnershipbetween
tinkers and artisansfamiliar with glassworkin order
ro make the large, highly polished mirrors and
finely ground lenses required. Efforts to make
firestarterssmall enough to be carried by individu-
als have thus far proven unsuccessful.
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\Teapon Proficiency (siege weapons) to operate
(see Alliance & Horde Compendium, Chapter
One: The New Blood). The mechanism requires
the sun's rays to function. Setting it up to collect
and focus the sunlight properly requires t hour and
a DC 25 Use Technological Devicex check.
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combat, one member of the crew must make a
rangedattack roll in order to maintain the weapon's
aim on the target, while the other must make a DC
15 Use Technological Devicex check to keep the
mirrors and lenses in alignment. Focusing a
firestarter inside its first range increment is diffi-
cult, and any attempts to do so have a -6 penalty.
The firestarter deals 1d6 points of fire damageto
a target in the first round it successfullyhits. Each
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them. Since seftling with the dwarvesof Ironforge, the
two raceshave worked together to tum the gnomish
firework into a deadlyweapon.Some of theseweapons
have made their way to Kalimdor, asgnomestraveling
with dwarven compatriots have retumed to manufac-
turing explosivesto combat the Horde.
Gnomish rockets pack the punch of a bomb corrr-
bined with the rangeof a bow. Lighting a rocket and
aiming it is a full-round action, and aiming it at a
targetstill leavesit vulnerableto scatter(seePlayer's
Handbook,Chapter 8: Combat, "special Attacks,"
Tlvow SplashWeapon) should it miss. Delaying a
rocket's fuse is impossible.A rocket explodes upon
impact unlessit malfunctions.Rocketscan hit indi-
rect targets, but these munitions can't safely be
aimed a targetscloserthan 10 feet.
Operation: Exotic \Teapon Proficiency (gnom-
ish rocket) to employ normally; gnomestreat them
as martial weapons.
\7T 5 lb.; MV 175gp; Create DC 13;Range150
ft.; 4d6 (70-ft. burst); ST full-round acrion to light
and aim, detonateson impact; MR 2.
GreaseMine
Description: Thesepalm-sizedclay discsaresoldby
the dozen. Th"y can either be laid as ffaps for the
unwary, or thrown to crack open in a desired area.
When a greasemine is shattered,the greaseinside the
disc spreadsto cover an area5 feet square.Any creature
on or crossingthis areamust make a DC Z0 Reflex save
or fall prone. A greasemine can also be broken on a
character; the greasewill grant the character a +5
circumstancebonus on attempts to escapea grapple.
Operation: Standard action to drop the mine;
ranged attack roll throw the mine.
SZ Fine (4-tn. diameter disc); \7T U3 1b.;MV
300 gp per dozen; Create DC 18; Range 10 ft.
(thrown); ST burstson contact; MR 0.
Ironjaw
Description: An ironjaw is an awkward-snouted
apparatus that wraps around the wearer's head,
with a pair of rubber-coveredbits that go into the
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mouth. the wearer of an ironjaw opens and
closesher mouth, the movement is amplified by
gearsand pistons and imparted to the sharp setsof
teeth mounted on the end of the snout. \Uhen the
wearer has successfullygrappled an opponent, the
ironjaw allows her to make a bite attack.
Ironjaws are unusual devices,but they are cher-
ished by many of those who wear them. Often they
are painted to resemblethe snout of an animal, from
a dire wolf to the mandiblesof a spitting spider.
Operation: Exotic Weapon Proficiency
(ironjaws) feat and a melee attack roll.
Exotic Light Melee \Teapon; HR 4; hp 70;WT 4
lb.; MV 200 Bp; Create DC 19;3d6 (do not apply
wearer'sStrength modifier); ST 1 round; MR 1.
LightningNet
Description: A lightning net is a normal net
woven with copper strandsthat stretch back along
the control rope to an electrical battery pack worn
around the wielder'swaist. When a target becomes
entangled in the net, the wielder can pressa stud on
the rubber-coatedcontrol rope to releasethe bat-
teries' charge into the net. A creature in contact
with the net yet not ensnaredin it may make a DC
S Reflex save to leap clear and avoid damage.
Before the charge builds enough to be released
again, 4 rounds must pass;and the battery packs
hold only enough energyfor six chargesbefore they
have to be recharged by connecting them to a
standardphlogiston generator.
Malfuncnon: On a malfunction, the lightning net
losesits remaining chargesfor the rest of the encoun-
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Operation: Exotic \Teapon Proficiency (net)
and a ranged touch attack to use (see Player's
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for more information on nets and how to employ
them). Releasingthe electricalchargeinto the net
is a free action.
Exotic RangedWeapon;hp 10;\7T 10 lb.; MV 165
gp; Create DC 70;5d6 electricity; ST 1 round; MR Z.
MuskBomb
Description: A musk bomb is a foot-long copper
cylinder perforated with holes. When the ring on
one end is tugged,a bladed rod at the center of the
cylinder rips through the small bladders inside to
releasethe concentrated scents of a dozen cre?-
tures.Three roundsafterbeing activated,the mixed
odors spreadto cover an areawith a 60-foot radius,
hiding anyone in the area from being detected or
tracked using the scent ability. If the musk bomb is
dropped in place and the scentsallowed to concen-
trate, the effect will last for t hour. If the musk
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Description: The tinker's tosseris yet another in a
long line of mechanicalarms,this one a sizeablemodel
attached to a backpack containing its phlogiston
power source.A hand mounted on the end of the arrn
can hold anything from a rock to a dagger, while
crosshairshanging in front of the wearer'seye allow
him to selecta target. Properly loaded and aimed, the
tosserthrows its payload at the target.
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Due to the tremendous force with which it throws
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Operation: Ranged attack roll.
HR 5; hp 10; SZ adjusts to fit any Small or
Medium creature;\7T 15 1b.;MV 375 gp; Create
DC 18; ST Z rounds to build up initial head of
steam;MR Z.
ZeckerDevices
Foryears,balladeerssangof the ongoing adventures
of the great and power'fuIwizard Brymidaine Zecker.
Only when Zecker vanished from his room at the
ShadyRestInn, allowing the innkeeper to sort through
his belongings in searchof clues to his whereabouts,
was it discoveredthat Zecker was not a wizard at all.
He was, in fact, a brilliant tinker who for his entire
adventuring careerhad duped the world into believ-
ing his inventions were magical artifacts.
Zecker's Cloak
Description: Brymidaine Zecker was never seen
without his glisteningbronze"cloak of the titans,"
which storiessaid he had recoveredon the expedi-
'Weaved
tion that discoveredBael Modan. entirely
of metallic threads, the cloak was marked with
runes similar to those from the Disks of Uldaman.
Despiterepeatedrequestsfrom the high councils of
Khaz Modan and Bael Modan, Zecker never pre-
sented himself or the cloak for inspection.
When the cloak was closely examined after his
disappearance,it wasdiscoveredthat its properties
were the result of ingenious construction rather
than the blessingsof the titans. The dwarveswho
once treated the cloak and Zecker with reverence
immediately condemned both. Still, the cloak re-
mains widely admired by tinkers for its amazing
array of protective properties,especiallythe weave
of metallic threads that tighten and stiffen to ab-
sorb the force of blows. A collective of tinkers in
Ratchet has begun to craft replicas of Zecker's
cloak, but they remain difficult to construct and
expensive to purchase.
A characterwho wearsa replica of Zecker'scloak
is granted a +5 armor bonus to AC. In addition, the
wearer gains damagereduction 7d6l- per round.
Finally, when the wearer is grappled, the cloak
releasesan electrical chargethat does 4d6 points of
electricity damageto the attacker per round for 6
rounds unless the wearer of the cloak is released.
The cloak has an armor check penalty of -1, ?D
arcanespell failure chance of 15o/o,and can run for
t hour on a charge of liquid phlogiston.
Operation: DC 25 Use Technological Device*
check to activate the complex protective mecha-
nisms hidden in the cloak.
SZ replicasare madefor Medium creatures;\7T 25
lb.; MV l7,500gp; CreateDC 21;ST 1 round; MR 1.
Zecker's Firestaff
"wizard"
Description: The signature item of the
Zecker washis staff -Zecker's Staffof the Elemenm.
Six feet ofpolished wood bound in silver and gems,the
staff could shoot a jet of flame on command and just
as quickly snuff a roaring campfire. It could releasea
bolt of lightning or a pealof thunder. It allowed Zecker
to walk through the air as though clouds were stone.
The iron globe clutched next to the blade mounted at
the staffs tip could glow asbrightly asa star,shedding
warrnth and light, or it could absorb heat until the
surrounding areawas sheathed in ice.
After Zecker'sdisappearance,his staff - now re,
vealed astechnological trick"ry - waspurchasedby
a wealthy elven tinker. In a processthat lasted two
years,the elf slowly took apart the staff to leam its
secrets.Shortly thereafter,he realizedthathe couldn't
'While
put it back together. the elf continues his quest
to reassemblethe work of the master tinker, he has
trained his apprenticesto recreatesomeof the effects.
"Zecker's
These lesserstaves,known as Firestaves,"
still have a variery of functions (seebelow).
Operation: Using the staffrequiresUse Techno-
logical Device* and the expenditure of liquid
phlogiston, as noted for each different function.
One of the most innovative aspectsof Zecker's
"staffof
the elements" is a systemthat holds charges
of liquid phlogiston and feeds them to the stave's
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from the Scourgeabove. While the denizensof the
Undercity plot to move against the Lich King and
his undead armies, these creations of some elder
race defend the gates of the Forsaken realm. The
BansheeQueen is clearly not the creator of these
relics,since they were in the Undercity long before
men discoveredit. How Sylvanasmanagedto tame
them is a closely guardedsecret.
Standing 30 feet tall and weighing at least 10,000
pounds,thesesolid black iron statuesat first appearto
blend in with the rest of Undercity's d6cor. The
formidable,black iron statuesbear the rich runesof an
ancient undecipherable tongue. Leering maskshang
on the facesof these iron golems. These vast death
headsgrin at thosewho might seekto trespassthrough
the thresholdsunder their guard.Ablack iron golem's
sur{acealmost seemsto absorbthe light cast upon it.
While they don't seem to respond to the corrr-
mandsofUndercity's denizens,they do not move to
block those not under the Lich King's yoke. Even
independent undead serving the Lich King are
blocked by these creatures;many spieshave been
destroyedtrying to sneak past them. Yet for some
mysteriousreason, the Forsakencan passthrough
the gateswithout fear.
In total, 13 golemsblock the entrancesto Undercity,
eachone responsiblefor a different entrance,with the
largestentrance to the tunnels and cavesguardedby
'When
two of the massivestatues. the forces of the
Scourgeattempt to rush the gates,the golems easily
rebuke them, especiallywhen aidedby the magic and
martial skill of the Forsaken warlocks and warriors
who dwell within.
Combat
To seea black iron golem in motion is to witness
violent death embodied. Swift and indomitable,
these creations are relentless in moving to block
the gatesof the Undercity from trespass.
Ability Drain (Su): Upon a successfulmelee
attack, the black iron golem drains 1d6 points of
strength. A DC 73 Fortitude save negates this
effect.
Energy Drain (Su): A successfulmelee attack
from the black iron golem bestows1 negative level
upon the mrget and invigorates the golem. A DC
73 Fortitude save negates this effect. The golem
gains5 hit points for every negative level it inflicts;
it cannot accumulatehit points over its maximum.
Frightful Presence (Ex): A black iron golem
causesterror in the enemiesof the Forsakenwhen
it moves to defend the city. Creatures with fewer
than 16 Hit Dice who arenot immune to fear effects
must succeedat a Will save (DC 18) or be fright-
ened for 5d6 rounds.
Trample (Ex): Ablack iron golem'strample inflicts
7dI7+I8 points of damage;Reflex DC 79 for half.
Black Iron Body (Ex): The iron construction of
the golem allows it to sap energy with greater efft-
ciency. The DC of all savesto resist the golem's
attribute and level draining abilities are increasedby
+5 (this bonus is alreadyfactored in).
Spell Immunity (E"): Summoned creaturescan-
not attack the iron golem. Negative energy spell
attacksactuallyheal the golem ( 1d8points per spell
level). Positive energy attacks do not harm the
golem, but slow it for 1 round per spell level.
Healing spellscount as positive energyattacks.
Construction
\Thoever built these imposing black constructs
has not left a record of how to create them. The
Black Iron Golems of the Undercity d.fv analysis.
The runes and magic shift and change with each
inspection. Although their true purposeremains a
mystery, it is obvious that these hulking guardians
will remain unique for now. Anyone attempting to
create a black iron golem creates a normal iron
golem instead.use the construction rules and sta-
tistics for an iron golem for attempts to create a
black iron golem.
HarvestGolem
LargeConstruct
HitDice: (s7hp)
5d10+30
Initiative: *3
Speed: 30 ft. (6 squares)
ArmorClass: 22 (-1 size,+3 Dex,+10natural
armor),touch12,flat-footed1?
BaseAtk/Crapple: +31+12
Attack: Claw+7 melee(1d10+5)
FullAttack: 2 claws+7 melee(1d10+5)
Space/Reach: 10ft./l0 ft.
SpecialAttacks: Pounce
Special Darkvision60 ft., low-lightvi-
Qualities:
sionodamageresistance5l -,
endoskeleton,harvestguise,con-
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the cost of the body. Creating the body requiresa DC
75 Craft (weaponsmithing) check or a DC 75 Craft
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seruanf,creator must have 5 levels in tinker; Price
7 I , 5 0 0 g p ; C o s t 1 1 , 5 0 0g p + 7 7 0 X P .
vary so widely in construction that really categottz-
ing them is impossible.In a city where tinkering is
a respectedscienceand where phlogiston and coal
are relatively cheap, this golem has become an
almost common minion of not only Ratchet'sjunk
guilds but also traveling goblins in general.
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JunkGolem
Medium Construct
appearreadyto fall apart.Tied together with string,
glue and luck, the junk golem tends to have a
haphazardappearance.Most have a variety of dif-
HitDice: ldl0+20(2s hp) ferent appendagesfor digging, burning, cutting,
lnitiative: +1 smashingand picking things up.
Speed: 30 ft. (6 squares)
(can'trun) Most tinkerscustomizejunkgolemsto suittheirneeds.
ArmorClass: 16(+1Dex,+5 natural),
touch11, Not overly reliable, th. constructshave a tendency to
flat-footed15 breakdournundersffess.Cheapwoodenbarrels,recycled
BaseAtldCrrapple: 0l+1 tracks,bellows,junk wire, broken clock gearsand other
Attack Slam+1melee (1d6+1) unreliable mechanical components are responsiblefor
FullAttack Slam+1melee (1d6+1) the frequent breakdownsof a junk golem.
Space/Reach: 5 ft./5 ft. The junk guildsof Ratchet build adtzzytngarrayof
SpecialAttacks: - typesof this golem. Some are even capableof clumsy
Darkvision
60 ft., low-lightvi- flight to perch on top of junkyard heaps.
SpecialQualities:

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;: [fiiiii.i; Combat Junk golems in combat can be a barrel of sur-
bludgeoning,constructtraits
prises.Eachgolemcan be different,having a variety
Saves: Fort+0, Ref +1,Will +0
of attacks and tactics that it could employ. How-
Abilities: Str 12,Dex12,Con-,Int -,
ever, theseconstructsaren't subtleand generallygo
Wis 10,Cha1
for the most direct route. In numbers,junk golems
Skills:
tend to overwhelm opponents by sheerforce.
Feats:
Chaotic Construction (Ex): Junk golems tend to
Environment: Any
have all kinds of functions and apparent uses.From
Organization: (2-5), or
Sofitary,pairocompany picking up bottlesto grinding wood chips,junk golems
swarm(5- 20)
can perfiorma number of specialattacksbasedon their
Rating:
Challenge 2 design.To determine that design,roll on Table 6_l
Treasure: None Id4 times to determine the special properties of the
Alignmenh Alwaysneutral junk golem.Re-roll contradictory results(like getting
Advancemenh 2HD (Medium);3 HD(Large) the Tracked result twice). Every two additional fea-
LevelAdjustment: tures increasesthe CR of the junk golem by 1.
This Lumberingmechnnical contraption standsno Breakdown (E*): Hitting a junk golem for 10 hit
higherthan a dwarf , Coq)eredina varietJ of lensesand points of damageor more makesit losethe useof one of
armatures, it appearsbuik from wire, lengthsof wood its specialfunctions.V/hen hit, it spewscogsand pieces
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somewherein its body as it moues.Clumsy arms with to selectthe broken abiliry. The construct alsobegins
q,,tarious
attachmentsseemtogropemindlessly atthe air . to slow down, falling one place down the initiative
count every time it takesa significant hit.
Description
It is a common sight to seea junk golembumbling Construction
down the city streetsof Ratchet. Almost consid- A junk golem'sbody is assembledfrom various
ered disposableby many goblins, these constructs piles of junk, and ends up weighing about 200
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Alignment: Alwaysneutral
Advancement: 4 - 6 H D ( M e d i u m ) 7; - ? H D
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dwarf . It, seemsready to moq)e
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Description
The gnomesbuilt the steamgolemsto servethem as
power'ful foot warriors to help defend their warrens
and cavemsfrom future assault.Gnomes have always
built steam-poweredcontraptions with the intent to
usethem in a peacefulmanner. With the destruction
of Gnomeregan, the gnomes have begun to make
machines with more martial purposes.On occasion,
one of these powerfuI, stocky constructs trundles
along with a gnomish tinker or emissaryworking with
the dwarvesin Kalimdor. undying, loyal to its charge,
and powerfuI enough to deter even the boldest assail-
ant, the steam golem has proven worth its weight in
gold to the diminutive gnomes.
The construction of the first steamgolem brought
in a renaissanceof tactical design for the gnomes
working with dwarven engineers. Ignoring their
more whimsical designs, the gnomes focused on
function. The gnomish steamgolem is efficient and
full of purpose,able to serveasa powerful porter and
bodyguard in times of peace and as a deadly corrr-
batant and soldier in times of war.
The unique feature of the steam golem is its
ability to combine with other steam golems. Four
steam golems can combine to create a portable
fortresson the battlefield. Five steam golems can
interlock to create a larger steam golem construct
capable of dealing more damage and of wreaking
havoc on unsuspectingfoes.
Combat
In combat, the steamgolem can servea number of
golems
differentroles.Typically,sream acrasbody- StOne
guardsin times ofpeace,but in timesofwar squadrons
of them will d.pioy to hold sffaregicposirions. MediumConstruct
Hit Dicq
Powerful Charge (E*): When charging, the
powerful piston-driven fistsof the steamgot"rn deal Initiative:
an additional 1d6 points of damage.
Fortify (E*): As afull-round action,4 steamgolems
within 5 feet of each other can combine to form a
formidable structure capableof moving slowly across
the battlefield. This 15-foot by 15-foot squaresrruc-
ture has an Armor Class of 19, a speedof 5 feet ( 1
square),and can provide full cover for 4 Small inhab-
itants or Thunched-overMedium inhabitants.There
areslitson eachsideforfiringweapons,and ahatch on
the roof allows egressfor one creature of Small size.
The shelter has a hardnessof 5 and 100 hit points.
Interlock (Ex): As a full-round action, 5 steam
golemsadjacent to each other can combine to form
a Largeversionof the steamgolem with 9 Hit Dice.
Clumsier and sturdier than irc lessercomponents,
this mega-steamgolem is often a terrifying surprise
to cocky orcs or necromancers.This form gainsthe
following changes:
. The combined golem has IZ0 hit points.
o Initiative -3.
o The interlocked steamgolem'spowerful charge
now deals+ ldlO points of damage.
o The base damageof the steam golem's attack
increasesto ld 17+ 4 .
o Trample: ld8 +6 points of damage,Reflex DC
18 for half.
o Great Cleave.
o Armor Class 14.
Disengagingfrom the interlocked staterequires2
full-round actions.
Construction
Gnomes assemblea steam golem's body from
brassand steel plating, the whole of which ends up
weighing 600 pounds. The phlogiston-injected
steam plant that operatesas its heart is worth 500
gp. Creating the body requires a DC 70 Craft
(technological device) check or a DC Z0 Craft
(weaponsmithirg) check.
CL 10th; Craft Construct , Llnseen seruant,
Leomand's nny hut, creator must be at least a 5th-
leveltinker; Price10,000gp;Cost 5,500gp +400XP.
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FullAttack: 3 slams+21melee(3dB+10) bonusesarealreadyfactoredinto the statisticsabove.
Space/Reach: 10ft./l0 ft. The stone watcher losesthe following bonusesin
SpecialAttacks: Timedrstortion an antimaglcfield.
SpecialQualities: Darkvision60 ft., low-lightvi- \7hen making a full attack, a stone watcher may
s i o n , d a m a g er e d u c t i o n1 5 1 make one extra slam attack. It gains a + 1 bonus on
adamantine, immunityto magic, attack rolls and Reflex saves,and a + 1 dodge bonus
constructtraits to AC. A.y condition that would causethe stone
Saves: Fort+5,Ref+4, Will+5 watcher to lose its Dexterity bonus to Armor Class
Abilities: Str 30, Dex?, Con-t In1-, also makes it lose its dodge bonus.
Wis11,Cha1 The stone watcher's normal movement speedis
Skills: 10 feet,but with its time distortion it seemsto move
Feats: 40 feet.
Environment: Any Finally, a stone watcher is able to make even
0rganization: Solitaryor gang(2-4) larger shifts through time, and seemingly move
Rating:
Challenge 16 from one place to another almost instantly. The
stone watcher may use this ability to gain 5 com-
Treasure: None
plete rounds of movement while time seemsto
Alignment: Alwaysneutral
cease for everyone but the stone watcher. The
Advancement: 16-22HD(Lar9e); 23- 45(Huge)
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LevelAdjustment:
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A massivehumanoid statue poundsits way toward time. After making a large shift, a stone watcher's
you. ks nondescript,featurelessface is emotionlessas energy reservesmust recharge;and it cannot make
it raisesirs arms to strike with sron) fisrs. another shift for 1d4 rounds.
Description Immunity to Magic (Ex): A stone watcher is
immune to any spellor spell-likeability that allows
A stone watcher is 15 feet mll and weighs 6,000
spell resistance.In addition, certain spells and
pounds.The stone that makesup the watcher'sbody
effectsfunction differently againstthe creature,as
is unnatural, and no stone like it existson Azeroth
noted below.
except in the construction of these constructs and
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the relatedstonekeepers.This creation is incredibly
swift; it relieson time magic to move with a devas- of its time distortion ability for Zd4 rounds with no
tating purpose.Much like the enigmatic black iron saving throw, while transmutemu"dto rock heals all
golems,there is a similarity in the apparentdesignof of its lost hit points.
these constructs. A srone to fleshspelldoesnot actually change the
Most stone watchers lurk over ancient ruins, watcher's structure, but negatesits damagereduc-
guardingentrancesto long-lost halls and crumbled tion and immunity to magic for 1 full round.
stone constructions of immense size. The corl- Construction
structs are obviously guardiansof some sort, left to
The secretsof constructing a stone watcher were
watch over long-abandoned sites that once prob-
lost long ago with the titans. Today, those who
ably held great significance. These creatures
have located and studiedstonewatchersattempt to
sometimes guard ancient roads or remote wilder-
duplicate the stone watcher'ssuperiortechniques,
nessareaswaiting for intruders to attempt to pass.
but invariably fall short. Anyone wishing to con-
These relics of an ancient race can still prove a
struct a stone watcher only succeedsin creating a
deadly and final menace to the unwary.
stone golem instead. Use the construction rules
Time Distortion (Su): A stonewatcher existsin
and statistics for a stone golem for attempts to
a bubbleof time that is slightly out of phasewith the
create a stone watcher.
normal world. The effect is similar to ahnstespell,
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