Difference between revisions of "Crosier of Cunning"
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'''Note 2:''' 1 scepter charge = 100 crosiers <br> | '''Note 2:''' 1 scepter charge = 100 crosiers <br> | ||
'''Note 3:''' Requires 5 scepter charges (500 crosiers) of matching type to bank for an equivalent +2 book i.e. 500 Crosiers of Cunning for a Manual of Clear Thought II and 25 scepter charges (2,500 crosiers) for a Manual of Clear Thought IV. <br><br> | '''Note 3:''' Requires 5 scepter charges (500 crosiers) of matching type to bank for an equivalent +2 book i.e. 500 Crosiers of Cunning for a Manual of Clear Thought II and 25 scepter charges (2,500 crosiers) for a Manual of Clear Thought IV. <br><br> | ||
| − | '''Note 4:''' Visit Robert Grimhorn located in the Giant Staggered Inn on the Eastern Slope to bank crosiers and ultimately charge scepter to | + | '''Note 4:''' Visit Robert Grimhorn located in the Giant Staggered Inn on the Eastern Slope to bank crosiers and ultimately charge scepter provided by him to obtain a book. |
[[Category:Miscellaneous Items]] | [[Category:Miscellaneous Items]] | ||
Revision as of 04:03, 2 December 2024
Crosier of Cunning
Description: This trinket glows with a strange power whether arcane or divine in origin. You feel compelled to bring it with you for some reason.
Base Damage: 1d6
Base Critical Threat: x2
Base Damage Type: Slashing
Weapon Size: Small
Feats Required: Martial
Base Item: Throwing Axe
Weight: 1.0
Note 1: Stack limit of 100
Note 2: 1 scepter charge = 100 crosiers
Note 3: Requires 5 scepter charges (500 crosiers) of matching type to bank for an equivalent +2 book i.e. 500 Crosiers of Cunning for a Manual of Clear Thought II and 25 scepter charges (2,500 crosiers) for a Manual of Clear Thought IV.
Note 4: Visit Robert Grimhorn located in the Giant Staggered Inn on the Eastern Slope to bank crosiers and ultimately charge scepter provided by him to obtain a book.
