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The Elemental Dimension

of Magic

Treasures of the Void Elves

The Elemental Dimension of Magic –

Treasures of the Void Elves

Dex 21, Con 16, Int: 6, Wis: 11, Cha: 11.

Skills and Feats: Listen +5, Spot +6; Dodge,

Improved Initiative, Mobility, Spring Attack,

Weapon Finesse.

Burn (Ex): A large fire elemental's slam attack

deals bludgeoning damage plus fire damage

from the elemental's flaming body. Those hit by

a large fire elemental's slam attack also must

succeed on a Reflex save DC 14 or catch on

fire. The flame burns for 1d4 rounds. A burning

creature can take a move action to put out the

flame. The save DC is Constitution- based.

Creatures hitting a large fire elemental with

natural weapons or unarmed attacks take fire

damage as though hit by the elemental's

attack, and also catch on fire unless they

succeed on a Reflex save.

The Void Elves make many treasures for their

masters, the Jeshatan. More details about

these two cultures can be found in The

Elemental Dimension of Magic.

Bottled Zi Hate

This bottle of tears is the cage for a raging fire

elemental.

Description: A bottle of hate is a simple looking

round bottle made of lightly blue tinted glass. It

has a cork stopper that comes out all too

easily. The bottle is filled completely. Not a

single bubble or impurity mars the transparent

fluid. Many suspect but only the crafter knows

for certain that it is filled with pure water.

Conversely most who experience it's violent

activation at least suspect the arrangement

harbors an unwilling, trapped fire elemental.

Activation: Breaking or uncorking the container

activates the item. It can be dropped as a free

action or uncorked or thrown as a standard

action

Effect: When the bottle is broken or uncorked,

a large fire elemental is freed. It explodes out

of its chamber. This causes a fireball (10d6 fire

damage, Reflex DC 17 for half) centered on

the container.

Five Forms of Pain

This ancient torn parchment makes the curious

suffer.

Description: This yellowed parchment is almost

alive. Even sitting still it always looks like wind

is blowing on it, moving the little bits of thread

and paper woven into its construction. It is torn

and part of the writing appears to be lost. The

text is curious symbols which appear different

for each viewer. The viewer always sees a

language he can almost read.

Activation: Reading any part of the parchment

triggers the effect.

Effect: The five forms of pain has five charges.

Each time someone reads it a charge is spent

and the subject loses one, or more, of his five

senses unless he succeeds at a Fortitude

saving throw DC 16. The effect is permanent.

Any effect that can cure blindness or deafness

can cure one effect of the five forms of pain.

Enraged the fire elemental moves towards and

then attacks the closest person near it. If there

is no one to attack, it sets everything

flammable on fire. After 11 rounds it vanished,

released back to the elemental plane of fire.

Aura/Caster Level: Strong enchantment/15th.

Construction: Craft Wondrous Item, trap the

soul, summon monster VI, 2200G.P., 88xp, 3

days.

Weight: 1/10 lb.

Price: 4400G.P.

Random Sensory Deprivation

d6 Effect

1. Sight: The subject is blind.

2. Hearing: The subject is death.

3. Smell: The subject can not detect gases,

airborne poisons or use the scent ability.

4. Taste: The subject can not taste poisons, or

discern the quality of food by taste. The subject

can not speak.

5. Touch: The subject can not tell how much

damage he is taken (how many hit points he

has remaining). The subject gets lost

automatically when he can not see.

6. Roll again twice. (Another charge is used)

Large Fire Elemental; CR 5; Large-size

elemental (fire elemental); HD 8d8; hp 60; Init

+9; Spd 50ft.; AC 18, touch 14, flat footed: 13;

Base Atk +6; Grp +12; Atk +10 melee (2d6+2

plus 2d6 fire 20/x2 slam) or Atk +10/+10

(2d6+2 plus 2d6 fire 20/x2 slam); SABurn; SQ

Damage reduction 5/-, darkvision 60 ft.,

elemental traits, immunity to fire, vulnerability

to cold; AL N; SV F+5, R+11, W+2; Str: 14,

Aura/Caster Level: Minor necromancy/3rd.

Construction: Craft Wondrous Item,

blindness/deafness, 750G.P., 30xp, 2 days.

Weight: 1/10 lb.

Price: 1500G.P.

There are only a few ways to wield Usk

OverLooked. A character who voluntarily fails

the Will saving throw may wield the weapon

from then on. (Unfortunately this does not work

for anyone who knows this.) A character who

succeeds at the saving throw may wield the

weapon from then on. A character who does

not want to wield the sword may use it, as long

as he doesn't want to. The Will save DC is

reduced to 20 for Paladins.

Usk OverLooked

This powerful bastard sword has frustrated

many to death, finding the weapon unusable in

combat.

Description: Overlooked appears as a finely

wrought adamantine bastard sword. It is a

functional weapon with no delicate jewelry or

useless ornamentation. Obviously it has been

used. There is a single chip in the blade, about

halfway down. In retrospect many suspect the

chip was put their by the crafter.

Aura/Caster Level: Strong enchantment/15th.

Construction: Craft Magic Arms and Armor,

Exotic Weapon Proficiency (bastard sword), 10

ranks in Intimidate, 40 835G.P., 3040xp, 76

days.

Weight: 6 lbs.

Price: 79335G.P.

Overlooked is intelligent (CN, Int 12, Wis 12,

Cha 10 with 30ft hearing and vision and 10

ranks in Intimidate (+10)). Once per round, if it

strikes an opponent, it uses Intimidate to try to

demoralize that opponent. (This does not cost

the wielder any actions.)

Fi Permanency Stick

This terrible arrow drains a soul to render an

effect permanent.

Description: This black arrow is tipped with a

sparkling transparent crystal arrowhead and

fletched with feathers. So powerful are the

enchantments laid on this device that it will not

lie on the ground. If the arrow is put down it will

hover slightly off the ground. Forcing it to the

ground requires a Strength check DC 15 and

success causes the arrow head to shatter

destroying the item.

Why this powerful but difficult to wield weapon

was created is uncertain. A positively ancient

weapon, it is likely something happened to the

weapon to make it difficult to use, rather than a

feature installed by the crafter. Only capable of

empathy, overlooked seems reluctant to

discuss its past.

Activation: Firing the arrow activates it. On a

miss the arrow breaks 50% of the time and a

Search (DC equal to AC hit) is required to find

it.

Activation: Usk OverLooked is use activated,

but see below.

Effect: Anyone who picks up Usk OverLooked

immediately realizes that it is a +5 bastard

sword of proficiency, granting its wielder the

Exotic Weapon Proficiency (bastard sword)

feat. Further the wielder must succeed at a Will

save DC 20 or believe the weapon is vorpal (it

is not) or has some other quality the wielder

desires - such as the ability to morph into the

wielder's favorite weapon. Unfortunately

anyone who tries to wield Usk OverLooked can

not attack with the weapon unless they

succeed at a Will saving throw DC 40. If they

fail, they hear laughter for a few moments. No

one else can hear the laughter. Multiple

attempts can be made but each time the DC

increases by +1.

Effect: The permanency stick renders one spell

on the target permanent. The archer can

choose, or guess, a spell affecting the target;

otherwise a random spell is made permanent.

The target does not get a saving throw to resist

the permanency effect.

The permanency stick is powered by the willing

donation of a soul, usually a slave's. This

requires that the arrowhead cost 1000G.P. per

level of the volunteer, so the cost of this item

varies. The volunteer's level must be at least

the same as the spell to be rendered

permanent. Otherwise a different spell is

randomly chosen. If no spells are low enough

level, the arrow is wasted and the soul is freed.

hand, 5 ranks in Intimidate; 1925G.P., 150xp, 4

days.

Weight: 1 lb.

Price: 3800G.P.*

If the Game Master rules that the spell can not

be rendered permanent, another one is chosen

at random.

Aura/Caster Level: Strong conjuration/15th.

Construction: Craft Magic Arms and Armor, 10

ranks in Spellcraft, permanency, trap soul;

4901G.P. plus the cost of the arrowhead,

392xp, 10 days. Weight: 6 lbs. Price: 9796G.P.

plus the cost of the arrowhead (1000G.P. per

maximum level of the spell to be rendered

permanent).

(*This item costs 2500G.P. which is increased

by 50% for an unusual location - Intimidate

bonuses normally come from a cloak - plus

50G.P. for the masterwork helm.)

Grushmail

This barding can look fearsome.

Description: This dull, unpolished mithril

chainshirt barding sized for a medium animal

such as a dog, changes suddenly when the

wearer becomes agitated. Harmless barbs on

the chain links twist and stand up, mimicking

the way hair stands up on a beast when it

becomes angry and growls. The chains rattle

slightly enhancing any growling sound with the

ring of steel. With a mostly irrelevant 10% spell

failure but important +6 maximum Dexterity

bonus, no armor check penalty and a light 12.5

pounds most animals can wear this armor as

though they weren't wearing any armor at all.

There is a large link on the back of the armor,

useful for lifting the animal by rope in areas

where it can not climb.

Activation: The armor is always active but the

animal must use the Intimidate trick to use the

bonus. (A Handle Animal check may be

required by the animal's handler to get it to

perform the trick.)

Effect: The armor provides a +5 competence

bonus on Intimidate checks.

Aura/Caster Level: Faint transmutation/2nd.

Construction: Craft Magic Arms and Armor,

Craft Wondrous Item, mage hand, 5 ranks in

Intimidate; 4075G.P., 150xp, 4 days.

Weight: 12.5 lbs.

Price: 5950G.P.

(3750 cost for single use, use activated

permanency by 15th level caster plus 6000 for

single use, use activated trap soul by 15th level

caster plus 6G.P. for masterwork ammunition

plus 2000/50 = 40 for one +1 arrow)

Grushmail and Helm of the Vargouille

This horrific set of gear was crafted by a ranger

for himself and his dog animal companion so

they could better intimidate their opponents in

battle.

Helm of the Vargouille

This leather helm acts alive and hateful.

Description: This grotesque helm is made from

the skin of a vargouille, animated so that the

tentacles and wings continue to move and

twitch. The crafter owned a hand of the mage

and used it to animate the helm which was the

inspiration for enchanting the helm to move on

its own. The now animated helm functions

more effectively, too effectively. A hint of

necromancy can be detected in the

enchantment and the helm continues to try to

turn the wearer into a vargouille.

Activation: The helm can be activated or

deactivated as a standard action requiring a

command word.

Effect: Activated, the helm moves and twitches,

acting alive and aggressively when visible and

moving creatures are nearby. This grants a +5

competence bonus on Intimidate checks.

When the helm is not active, it still provides a

+2 circumstance bonus on Intimidate checks

because it's just so ugly (see: Masterwork Tool

in Chapter 7: Equipment in the Players

Handbook. Note that these two bonuses do not

stack).

Aura/Caster Level: Faint transmutation/2nd.

Construction: Craft Wondrous Item, mage

(Grushmail costs 2500G.P. which is increased

by 50% to 3750 for an unusual location plus

the cost of mithril chainshirt barding 2000 for

mithril and 200 for chainshirt barding. The

mithril and chainshirt costs are doubled

because they are barding for a medium sized

animal.)

New Trick for the Handle Animal skill

Intimidate (DC 20): The animal tries to

demoralize an opponent (see Intimidate in

Chapter 4: Skills in the Players Handbook) in

combat. Outside of combat the animal can use

this trick to intimidate others into staying away

from the animal.

abilities, feats or spells which increase threat

range or critical modifier. On a critical hit, the

wielder loses a number of hit points equal to

the damage he deals. This is effective on the

living and undead. This ability does not work

for Constructs.

Aura/Caster Level: Faint necromancy/5th.

Construction: Craft Magic Arms and Armor,

Improved Critical (bastard sword), vampiric

touch; 9335G.P., 720xp, 18 days.

Weight: 6 lbs.

Price: 18335G.P.

Darkness of Nature [General]

Benefit: Intimidate is a class skill for you and

your animal companion(s). Your animal

companion gains the bonus trick Intimidate. If

you and your animal companion both succeed

at demoralizing an opponent they are panicked

instead of frightened but still only for 1 round.

In a forested environment, as a full round

action you and your animal companion can

take 10 on your Intimidate checks.

Anjal Control Rod

Deathblade

This well used bastard has killed twice as

many creatures as it should have.

Description: A deathblade invariably appears

as a well used finely wrought +1 bastard

sword. The weapon pulls itself with every

swing, hitting faster and harder. It is hard to

control and only a skilled swordsman can use

one of these weapons without adding to the

chips and scratches caused by careless

striking or blocking. The blade edge likes to

face the enemy leaving it exposed to damage

when blocking. Few skilled swordsmen hang

onto deathblades. They are usually found in

the hands of slaves, especially gladiators taken

to the battlefield. They are handed out by

battlefield commanders, collected and

redistributed once their wielder dies.

This innocent-seeming rod is normally affixed

to a garment or piece of armor. Unlike many

other magical Rods, this device appears as

a plain, nondescript solid cylinder

approximately two feet in length, with a dull

metallic sheen. Color varies from grey to

baleful green. It functions continuously once

the command word is uttered, but can be made

inactive with a separate command word.

The Jeshatan often find it necessary to be near

to phenomenon such as magical storms, wild

magic surges, and hostile supernatural

creatures with arcane abilities. In order to level

the playing field, Anjal Control Rods were

created. These devices absorb and contain

wildly fluctuating mystical energy, so that it

might be channeled or dealt with at a later

time.

Records indicate a dozen of these weapons

were created. A couple of smiths swear they

helped fill a room with such bastard swords but

they can not say how many were enchanted.

Many magical items have been empowered by

living sacrifices. This one also acquired one

during its use, a fact the wielder is not advised

of.

When active, an Anjal Control Rod provides a

dampening field around only the user, which

will either absorb up to twenty levels of hostile

spells cast at said user, or will stop magical

anomalies like wild surges from causing spells

to backfire on their caster. The down side to

such devices are that they prevent the wearer

from casting any spell level six or higher, and

once they are "full", they must be switched off

with the command word or they risk overload,

as they try to absorb yet more energy.

A deathblade appears black and tarnished with

blood except along the silver cutting edge of

the blade. It hums with dark magic and is

uncomfortable in the hands of a good aligned

wielder although anyone can wield the blade

without any special penalty.

Activation: This item is use activated.

Effect: This weapon's threat range is tripled

and the multiplier is increased by +1 (15-

20/x3). This does not stack with the keen

ability, the Improved Critical feat or other

Overload causes 20d8 damage to the wearer,

without a saving throw.

Anjal Control Rods are not power batteries or

spell storage devices. The raw magical energy

which they contain is only useful in

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