AntiLongIsland
09-26-2024, 08:55 AM
You glance down to see some ashen grey high steel full plate etched with crimson traces in your right hand
As you recall Folksinger's song, you feel a faint resonating vibration from the steel full plate in your hand, and you learn something about it...
It imparts a bonus of +50 more than usual.
It is a holy item.
It has been infused with a grappling force.
It is moderately resistant (10%) to crushing attacks.
It appears to weigh about 37 pounds.
It is estimated to be worth about 1,000,000,000 silvers.
It is somewhat padded against critical blows.
It is spiked.
It is predominantly crafted of high steel.
It has been ensorcelled 5 times.
It has been sanctified 5 times. It has permanent Holy Fire flares.
This steel full plate serves to reduce the severity of inflicted wounds when employed against all extraplanar creatures.
It may be enchanted up to a bonus of 50 by a wizard.
It is a daunting project (986 difficulty) for an adventurer to modify.
It has some unknown (scripted) benefit.
It has a permanently unlocked loresong by Folksinger.
This is tier 4 Elven Armor.
Tier
1: Magic Affinity - Spells cast to permanently improve this armor, such as Enchant or Ensorcell, are more easily incorporated into it. Those spells gain a +10 bonus per tier to success rolls.
2: Elven Spell Barrier - Casting while in this armor will generate a protection shield of +5 Bolt DS/+3 TD per tier for 8 seconds (duration refreshable).
3: Spell Alacrity - Casting spells in this armor is occasionally swifter. You have a 1% chance per tier of having your casting time reduced by 1 second (to a minimum cast RT of 1 second) every time you cast a spell.
4: Casting Fluidity - Casting spells in this armor is easier. You gain a reduction of 1% in base spell hindrance for all circles of magic.
Verbs: bow, clean, push, pull, remove, rub, tap, wear
You may alter the steel full plate to change its description, but it must NOT ever imply that it was not originally crafted by elves - it was.
You can tell that the plate is as light as it can get.
As you recall Folksinger's song, you feel a faint resonating vibration from the steel full plate in your hand, and you learn something about it...
It imparts a bonus of +50 more than usual.
It is a holy item.
It has been infused with a grappling force.
It is moderately resistant (10%) to crushing attacks.
It appears to weigh about 37 pounds.
It is estimated to be worth about 1,000,000,000 silvers.
It is somewhat padded against critical blows.
It is spiked.
It is predominantly crafted of high steel.
It has been ensorcelled 5 times.
It has been sanctified 5 times. It has permanent Holy Fire flares.
This steel full plate serves to reduce the severity of inflicted wounds when employed against all extraplanar creatures.
It may be enchanted up to a bonus of 50 by a wizard.
It is a daunting project (986 difficulty) for an adventurer to modify.
It has some unknown (scripted) benefit.
It has a permanently unlocked loresong by Folksinger.
This is tier 4 Elven Armor.
Tier
1: Magic Affinity - Spells cast to permanently improve this armor, such as Enchant or Ensorcell, are more easily incorporated into it. Those spells gain a +10 bonus per tier to success rolls.
2: Elven Spell Barrier - Casting while in this armor will generate a protection shield of +5 Bolt DS/+3 TD per tier for 8 seconds (duration refreshable).
3: Spell Alacrity - Casting spells in this armor is occasionally swifter. You have a 1% chance per tier of having your casting time reduced by 1 second (to a minimum cast RT of 1 second) every time you cast a spell.
4: Casting Fluidity - Casting spells in this armor is easier. You gain a reduction of 1% in base spell hindrance for all circles of magic.
Verbs: bow, clean, push, pull, remove, rub, tap, wear
You may alter the steel full plate to change its description, but it must NOT ever imply that it was not originally crafted by elves - it was.
You can tell that the plate is as light as it can get.