Rune of the Rift (274.00 temporal damage, removed from time 4 turns)Requires:
- Level 15
Powered by arcane forces
0.10 Encumbrance.
[Unique]
Type: scroll / rune ; tier 3
When inscribed on your body:
Effective talent level: 0.0
Use mode: Activated
Range: 6
Cooldown: 14
Travel Speed: instantaneous
Usage Speed: Spell (100% of a turn)
Is: a spell
Description: Inflicts 342.50 temporal damage. If your target survives, it will be sent 4 turns into the future.
It will also lower your paradox by 25 (if you have any).
Note that messing with the spacetime continuum may have unforeseen consequences.
It can be used to inscribe your skin with the rune..
Magical runes may be inscribed onto your body, granting you an on-demand ability.
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Firewalker (8 def, 2 armour)Requires:
- Level 15
Powered by arcane forces
2.00 Encumbrance.
[Unique]
Type: armor / cloth ; tier 3
When wielded/worn:
Armour: +2
Defense: +8 (+4 eff.)
Damage when hit (Melee): 18 fire
Changes stats: +6 Cun / +6 Mag
Changes resistances: -10% cold / +20% fire
Changes resistances penetration: +20% fire
Changes damage: +20% fire
This fiery robe was worn by the mad pyromancer Halchot, who terrorised many towns in the late Age of Dusk, burning and looting villages as they tried to recover from the Spellblaze. Eventually he was tracked down by the Ziguranth, who cut out his tongue, chopped off his head, and rent his body to shreds. The head was encased in a block of ice and paraded through the streets of nearby towns amidst the cheers of the locals. Only this robe remains of the flames of Halchot.
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Robe of the Archmage (10 def, 10 armour)Requires:
- Level 25
Powered by arcane forces
2.00 Encumbrance.
[Unique]
Type: armor / cloth ; tier 4
When wielded/worn:
Armour: +10
Defense: +10 (+5 eff.)
Damage when hit (Melee): 15 arcane
Changes stats: +4 Mag / +4 Wil / +4 Cun
Changes resistances: +10% cold / +10% fire
Changes damage: +12% all
Spell save: +18 (+7 eff.)
Mental save: +15 (+8 eff.)
Blindness immunity: +40%
Mana each turn: +1.00
Spellpower: +15 (+5 eff.)
Light radius: +1
A plain elven-silk robe. It would be unremarkable if not for the sheer power it radiates.
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Fists of the Desert Scorpion (8 def, 4 armour)Requires:
- Talent Armour Training
Crafted by a master
Infused by psionic forces
1.50 Encumbrance.
[Unique]
Type: armor / hands ; tier 3
When wielded/worn:
Armour: +4
Defense: +8 (+4 eff.)
Changes stats: +3 Str / +3 Wil / +3 Cun
Changes damage: +8% physical
Talent mastery: +0.20 Technique / Grappling
Disarm immunity: +40%
Mindpower: +3 (+2 eff.)
It can be used to activate talent Mindhook (costing 16 power out of 24/24) :
Effective talent level: 4.0
Power cost: 16 out of 24/24.
Range: 6
Travel Speed: instantaneous
Is: a mind power
Description: Briefly extend your telekinetic reach to grab an enemy and haul them towards you.
Works on enemies up to 6 squares away.
The cooldown decreases, and the range increases, with additional talent points spent.
These wickedly spiked gauntlets belonged to an orc captain in the Age of Pyre who conquered the western sands, using them as a base to lay raids on Elvala to the south. Known as The Scorpion, he seemed unconquerable in battle, able to pull enemies towards him with vicious mental force and lay down lethal blows on them. Often a flurry of these yellow and black gauntlets would be the last thing great Shaloren mages would see before having the life crushed from them.
Finally The Scorpion was defeated by the alchemist Nessylia, who went to face the fiendish orc alone. The captain pulled the elf towards him with a brutish cackle, but before he could batter the life from her flesh she tore off her robes, revealing eighty incendiary bombs strapped to her flesh. With a spark from her fingers she triggered an explosion that could be seen for miles around. To this day Nessylia is still remembered in song for the sacrifice of her immortal life to protect her people.
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