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 NEW CLASSES!
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NEW MONSTERS!
NEW OPTIONAL RULES!
TECHNIQUES!
 CLASSES
BLAZE-USER: A martial class that wields the power of flames.
LIZARD-MAN: A demi-human class with foraging and aquatic abilities.
MERCHANT: A semi-martial class that helps with resource management.
MINOTAUR: A demi-human class that means might and danger.
ODIST: A semi-martial musical class with clerical divine magic.
PRIEST: A non-martial class with more access to deities through rituals.
STRATEGIST: A martial class to coordinate its group to victory.
BLAZE-USER
Requirements: Minimum WIS 9,
Minimum CHA 9
Prime requisite: STR
Hit Dice: 1d6
Maximum level: 14
Armour: Chainmail, no shields
Weapons: One-handed melee weapons,
splash weapons
Languages: Alignment, Common
Blaze-users are adventurers that pay homage
to the fire element. They research and
meditate about the fire aspects. Always
travelling and applying their ember powers
with passion.
Cold Mistrust
The blaze-user suffers a -1 penalty to
reaction rolls when encountering cold-based
creatures.
Combat
Blaze-users can use all one-handed melee
weapons and splash weapons. They can use
chainmail, but no shields.
Ember Secrets
From 2nd level, a blaze-user has a 2-in-6
chance of knowing about fire-related
monsters, magic items, or legends. This
ability may be used to identify the nature and
powers of magic items related to fire.
Fire Affinity
The blaze-user gains a +1 bonus to reaction
rolls when encountering fire-based creatures.
Fire Blessing
From 4th level, blaze-users have resistance
(half damage) to non-magical fire and +1
bonus to all saving throws versus fire-based
magical or breath attacks. On the 7th level,
the blaze-user gains resistance to fire-based
magical or breath attacks.
Sacred Fire
The blaze-user maintains a lantern where
sacred fire is kept burning. In order to use its
powers, the blaze-user must hold the lantern
with one of its hands. If the lantern is
destroyed or lost, the blaze-user cannot use
its powers for 1d12 days until a new lantern is
blessed by a divine spell caster.
Frequency of Use
Twice per day per level, a blaze-user may
activate one of the following powers:
1. Burning oil: For 24 turns, a flask of
burning oil ignites automatically when the
container smashes and douses the target
with the oil.
2. Crimson blade: For 1 turn per level, a
sword is treated as a +1 Sword, Flaming. This
can only be used once per day.
3. Fire dart: Make a missile ranged attack
(5’–10’ / 11’–30’ / 31’–50’) at a -2 penalty
against a target that deals 2d4 damage.
4. Fire shield: For 2 turns, produce a blazing
protection that gives to the blaze-user a +2
bonus to AC that deals 1d3 damage against a
creature that hits the blaze-user with a melee
attack.
5. Flame ignition: Flammable objects (e.g.
torches, bonfire) within 30’ of the blaze-user
are set alight (with a creature, the creature
may save versus breath to avoid).
6. Flame suppression: Non-magical flames
within 30’ of the blaze-user may be
extinguished (in the hands of a creature, the
creature may save versus breath to avoid). A
potential fire source visible may be ignited.
7. Protection from fire: For 1 turn, 1 hit point
of damage of fire per level of the blaze-user.
When all of the hit points of protection are
used up, the protection fades.
8. Revealing fire: For 1 turn, a single invisible
object or creature is outlined with a lambent,
harmless fire.
 Blaze-User Level Progression Saving Throws

Level XP HD THAC0 D W P B S

1 0 1d6 19 [0] 12 13 14 15 16

2 2,750 2d6 19 [0] 12 13 14 15 16

3 5,500 3d6 19 [0] 12 13 14 15 16

4 12,000 4d6 17 [+2] 10 11 12 13 14

5 24,000 5d6 17 [+2] 10 11 12 13 14

6 45,000 6d6 17 [+2] 10 11 12 13 14

7 95,000 7d6 14 [+5] 8 9 10 11 12

8 175,000 8d6 14 [+5] 8 9 10 11 12

9 350,000 9d6 14 [+5] 8 9 10 11 12

10 500,000 9d6+2* 12 [+7] 6 7 8 9 10

11 650,000 9d6+4* 12 [+7] 6 7 8 9 10

12 800,000 9d6+6* 12 [+7] 6 7 8 9 10

13 950,000 9d6+8* 10 [+9] 4 5 6 5 8

14 1.100,000 9d6+10* 10 [+9] 4 5 6 5 8

* Modifiers from CON no longer apply.

Weather and Environment

Blaze-users are affected by weather and
environment as following:
High humidity: There's a 1-in-6 chance that
the sacred fire powers will fail. The
blaze-user suffers a -1 penalty to attack rolls.
Under rain: The sacred fire powers cannot be
used and the blaze-user suffers a -1 penalty
to AC and attack rolls.
Dry humidity: A +1 bonus to AC.
Volcanic areas: A +1 bonus to AC and the
holy lantern can light up to 9 torches within
an hour.
After Reaching 9th Level
A blaze-user becomes a fire lord and may
construct a stronghold in the middle of the
desert, blending in with the scorching sands,
or hidden in a volcanic or mountain area and
control the surrounding lands. Whatever
material it is made of, the construction costs
as much as similar work in igneous stone,
due to the exquisite quality of firecraft
involved.
LIZARD MAN
Demihuman Class
Requirements: Minimum CON 9,
minimum STR 9
Prime requisite: CON and STR
Hit Dice: 1d8
Maximum level: 10
Armour: Leather, chainmail, shields
Weapons: Any
Languages: Alignment, Common
Lizard men are tribal, aquatic humanoids
with reptilian heads and tails. Feared for
being man-eaters, they live near aquatic
areas and dungeons.
Prime requisites: A lizard man with at least
13 CON and STR gains a 5% bonus to
experience. A lizard man with a STR of at
least 16 and a CON of at least 13 receives a
+10% XP bonus.
Combat
Lizard men can use all types of weapons and
can use leather armour, chainmail, and
shields.
Foraging and Hunting
A party with a lizard man succeeds at
foraging with a 2-in-6 chance and finds prey
when hunting with a 5-in-6 chance.
Illiterate
Until 5th level a lizard man cannot read or
write, irrespective of INT score.
Scrolls and maps: Lizard men cannot use
scrolls of any kind and cannot interpret maps
(not suitable to map dungeons as well).
Man-eater
Lizard men have difficulty gaining the trust of
humans and demihumans, due to usually
kidnapping them to consume their flesh. A
lizard man suffers a -1 penalty to reaction
rolls when encountering humans and
demihumans that do not eat humanoid flesh.
Retainers in a lizard man’s employ have their
loyalty score reduced by one. (This does not
apply to retainers who are also has a taste for
human flesh)
Reptile-Affecting Magic
Lizard men are affected by magic that
specifically targets reptiles (e.g. a sword +1,
+3 vs reptiles).
Rustic Weapons
If wielding weapons that generally cost 3gp
or less (e.g clubs, spears, javelin), the lizard
man gains a +1 bonus to attack and damage
rolls using this type of weapon.
Scales
A 1st level lizardman’s scaly skin grants a
natural +1 bonus to Armour Class. This
increases to +2 at 4th level, +3 at 7th level,
and +4 at 10th level.
Water Acting
In water, a lizard man can move at 120’ (40’)
and gain a +1 bonus to AC and saves if not
wearing armour or shields made of metal
(e.g. chainmail).
Breathing: A 1st level lizard man can hold its
breath in water for up to 3 turns (until it
needs to breathe air again). It can hold its
breath for 6 turns upon reaching 4th level, for
9 turns upon reaching 7th level, and for 12
turns upon reaching 10th level.
After Reaching 9th Level
A lizard man has the option of creating a
stronghold that will form the basis of a new
community of lizard men. Lizard men
communities can be located either near some
dungeons or in the wilderness (typically a
swamp or river area).
Lizard Man Level Progression Saving Throws

Level XP HD THAC0 D W P B S

1 0 1d8 19 [0] 12 13 14 15 16

2 2,500 2d8 19 [0] 12 13 14 15 16

3 5,000 3d8 19 [0] 12 13 14 15 16

4 10,000 4d8 17 [+2] 10 11 12 13 14

5 20,000 5d8 17 [+2] 10 11 12 13 14

6 40,000 6d8 17 [+2] 10 11 12 13 14

7 80,000 7d8 14 [+5] 8 9 10 11 12

8 160,000 8d8 14 [+5] 8 9 10 11 12

9 300,000 9d8 14 [+5] 8 9 10 11 12

10 500,000 9d8+2* 12 [+7] 6 7 8 9 10

* Modifiers from CON no longer apply.

MERCHANT
Requirements: Minimum CHA 9,
Minimum CON 9
Prime requisite: CHA
Hit Dice: 1d4
Maximum level: 14
Armour: Leather, no shields
Weapons: One-handed melee weapons
Languages: Alignment, Common
Merchants are members of trade guilds who
are always looking for wealth and
opportunities for their businesses. They are
organised in caravans, bazaars, commercial
warehouses and other smaller or larger
structures. Merchants do not enjoy combat
and do not have magical abilities, but they
can contribute to the success of a campaign.
Bargain and Profit
Due to their trading skills, merchants are able
to buy and sell items, information, and other
things for cheaper and more expensive than
the stipulated price, respectively. As they
become more known and experienced, they
get prices that are more advantageous to
them.
A 1st level merchant gains 10% discounts on
item purchases and 10% profit when selling
goods. It becomes 20% upon reaching 3th
level, 30% upon reaching 6th level, 40% upon
reaching 9th level, and 50% upon reaching
12th level.
Identification of Treasure
From 4th level, a merchant has a 2-in-6
chance of knowing about treasure found.
This ability may be used to identify the
nature and powers of magic items and the
value of other treasure (gems, goods, etc).
Smuggler
While trading and talking with NPCs, there is
a 5% chance that they have a magic item and
try to sell it to the merchant. The item in the
NPC's possession is rolled according to the
Magic Item Type roll table below. Separate
probabilities are listed in the table for Basic
and Expert level merchants (i.e. merchants of
1st to 3rd level and merchants of 4th level or
higher).
Basic probabilities are listed in the B column,
and the Expert probabilities in the X column.
The stipulated price of the magic item is set
by the referee and if the merchant has enough
money, he can purchase the item.
Magic Item Type
B: d% X: d% Type of Item
01–10 01–10 Armour or Shield
11–15 11–15 Misc. Item
16–40 16–35 Potion
41–45 36–40 Ring

Combat 46–50 41–45 Rod / Staff / Wand

Merchants can use leather, but do not have
the training required to use plate mail or 51–70 46–75 Scroll or Map
shields. They can use all one-handed melee
weapons, but cannot use missile weapons 71–90 76–95 Sword
due to shifting attention from their
belongings. 91–00 96–00 Weapon

Contratant
With their smooth talk and negotiation, they
gain a +1 bonus to the reaction of retainers,
mercenaries, and specialists during the hire.
Starting at 7th level, specialists hired by the
merchant double their productivity.
 Merchant Level Progression Saving Throws

Level XP HD THAC0 D W P B S

1 0 1d4 19 [0] 12 13 14 15 16

2 2,000 2d4 19 [0] 12 13 14 15 16

3 4,000 3d4 19 [0] 12 13 14 15 16

4 8,000 4d4 19 [0] 12 13 14 15 16

5 16,000 5d4 17 [+2] 10 11 12 13 14

6 32,000 6d4 17 [+2] 10 11 12 13 14

7 64,000 7d4 17 [+2] 10 11 12 13 14

8 120,000 8d4 17 [+2] 10 11 12 13 14

9 240,000 9d4 14 [+5] 8 9 10 10 12

10 360,000 9d4+2* 14 [+5] 8 9 10 10 12

11 480,000 9d4+4* 14 [+5] 8 9 10 10 12

12 600,000 9d4+6* 14 [+5] 8 9 10 10 12

13 720,000 9d4+8* 12 [+7] 6 7 8 8 10

14 840,000 9d4+10* 12 [+7] 6 7 8 8 10

* Modifiers from CON no longer apply.

Transport After Reaching 9th Level

Merchants are used to transport goods to
distant places, and this benefits its vehicles
and animals.
Maximum load: Animals and vehicles
owned by a merchant have a max load 20%
higher than normal. The capacity increases to
40% upon reaching 5th level and 60% upon
reaching 10th level.
Difficult terrain: Starting at 5th level, when
travelling through difficult terrain (e.g.
desert, mountains, swamp), a merchant’s
vehicles can travel out of maintained roads at
half speed.
A merchant can establish or build a trading
post. Once a trading post is established, the
merchant now attracts 2d6 merchants and 4
1st level fighters for each merchant. These
merchants can work in the trading post
negotiating treasures from all corners of the
world and can also compose caravans in
search of new routes for the merchant.
MINOTAUR
Demihuman Class
Requirements: Minimum CON 9,
minimum STR 9
Prime requisite: CON and STR
Hit Dice: 1d8
Maximum level: 10
Armour: Any appropriate to size,
including shields
Weapons: Any
Languages: Alignment, Common
Minotaurs are tall, brutish, bull-headed men
with a craving for human flesh. Feared for
being man-eaters, they live in grasslands, and
near mazes and dungeons.
Prime requisites: A minotaur with at least 13
CON and STR gains a 5% bonus to experience.
A lizard man with a STR of at least 16 and a
CON of at least 13 receives a +10% XP bonus.
Charging into Melee (Optional Rule)
If using the optional rule for charging into
melee, instead of a weapon attack, the
minotaur can make a gore attack (1d6
damage) against human-sized or smaller
creatures. Gore will inflict double damage.
Combat
Minotaurs can use all types of weapons and
armour, but it must be tailored to their large
size.
Two-handed melee weapons: A minotaur
can wield any two-handed melee weapon,
such as a battle axe, with only one hand.
Cursed Heirloom
Aggressive: Minotaurs are immune to all
supernatural fear effects and are compelled
to attack and pursue weaker foes until they
are out of sight.
Beguilement: Minotaurs suffer a -2 penalty
to saving throws against hold spells, charms,
mind control, hypnotism, suggestion, etc.
They also have a -1 penalty to saving throws
against illusion.
Rage: Once per day, if the minotaur drops to
half or less of its maximum hit points, it will
be stricken by rage to attack indiscriminately
any within 20’. The rage causes a +1 to attack,
a +2 to damage rolls, and a –3 AC penalty.
The rage ends if the minotaur dies, has slain a
creature, or after 1 turn.
Detect Construction Tricks
As maze and labyrinth dwellers, minotaurs
have a 2-in 6 chance of being able to detect
new construction, sliding walls, or sloping
passages when searching.
Heavy Weapons
If wielding two-handed melee weapons (e.g.
battle axes, polearms), the minotaur gains a
+1 bonus to attack and damage rolls using
this type of weapon.
Double grip: If wielding two-handed melee
weapons with both hands, the minotaur
gains a +2 bonus to attack and damage rolls
using this type of weapon.
Illiterate
Until 10th level a minotaur cannot read or
write, irrespective of INT score.
Scrolls and maps: Minotaurs cannot use
scrolls of any kind and cannot interpret maps
(not suitable to map dungeons as well).
 Minotaur Level Progression Saving Throws

Level XP HD THAC0 D W P B S

1 0 1d8 19 [0] 12 13 14 15 16

2 2,750 2d8 19 [0] 12 13 14 15 16

3 5,500 3d8 19 [0] 12 13 14 15 16

4 12,000 4d8 17 [+2] 10 11 12 13 14

5 24,000 5d8 17 [+2] 10 11 12 13 14

6 45,000 6d8 17 [+2] 10 11 12 13 14

7 95,000 7d8 14 [+5] 8 9 10 11 12

8 175,000 8d8 14 [+5] 8 9 10 11 12

9 350,000 9d8 14 [+5] 8 9 10 11 12

10 500,000 9d8+3* 12 [+7] 6 7 8 9 10

* Modifiers from CON no longer apply.

Man-eater After Reaching 9th Level

Minotaur have difficulty gaining the trust of
humans and demihumans, due to usually
consuming their flesh. A minotaur suffers a
-2 penalty to reaction rolls when
encountering humans and demihumans that
do not eat humanoid flesh.
Retainers in a minotaur’s employ have their
loyalty score reduced by two. (This does not
apply to retainers who are also has a taste for
human flesh)
A minotaur has the option of creating a
stronghold near a maze that will form the
basis of a new community of 2d6 minotaurs.
Minotaur communities can be located either
near mazes and labyrinths or in the
wilderness (typically a grassland area).

Mounting
Due to its large size and behaviour,
minotaurs are unable to mount any animals.
PRIEST
Requirements: Minimum INT 9,
Minimum WIS 9, Minimum CHA 9
Prime requisite: WIS
Hit Dice: 1d4
Maximum level: 14
Armour: None
Weapons: Mace and staff
Languages: Alignment, Common
Priests are part of a religious organisation.
They exercise authority in communities and
channel the power of a deity. Not inclined to
battle, but are very useful.
Combat
Priests are unable to use shields or wear any
kind of armour. Strict holy doctrine prevents
priest’s use of weapons that have a sharp,
cutting edge or stabbing point. They may use
the following weapons: mace, staff.
Divine Magic
Holy symbol: A priest must carry a holy
symbol.
Deity disfavour: Priests must be faithful to
the tenets of their alignment, clergy, and
religion. Priests who fall from favour with
their deity may incur penalties.
Magical research: A priest of any level may
spend time and money on magical research.
This allows them to create new spells or
other magical effects associated with their
deity. When a priest reaches 9th level, they
are also able to create magic items.
Spell casting: A priest may pray to receive
spells. The power and number of spells
available to a priest are determined by the
character’s experience level. Priests have the
same spell selection as clerics).
Using magic items: As spell casters, priests
can use magic scrolls of spells on their spell
list. They can also use items that may only be
used by divine spell casters (e.g. some magic
staves).
Rituals
Having studied their deity's rites for years,
priests can perform spells in ritual form if
they maintain concentration, not consuming
like the memorised spells of the day.
Preparation: When memorising the spells of
the day, the priest may select one spell from
each spell level available in order to perform
as a ritual.
Liturgical components: In addition to
having a holy symbol, the priest must
concentrate on the spell and use 1 vial of holy
water for each spell level of the spell being
cast as a ritual (the referee may designate
other liturgical components as needed).
Time: The spell is cast within 1 round,but the
priest remains praying for 1 turn. After a spell
has been cast this way, the priest cannot
perform any other ritual for 5 turns.
Restriction: Intelligent beings cannot benefit
from a ritual if they do not follow the priest’s
deity or if they do not provide a proper
tribute (or sacrifice) to the deity.
Turning the Undead
Priests can invoke the power of their deity to
repel undead monsters encountered. To turn
the undead, the player rolls 2d6. The referee
then consults the table opposite, comparing
the roll against the Hit Dice of the undead
monsters targeted.
Successful Turning
If the turning attempt succeeds, the player
must roll 2d6 to determine the number of HD
affected (turned or destroyed).
Turned undead: Will leave the area, if
possible, and will not harm or make contact
with the priest.
Destroyed undead (result of D): Are
instantly and permanently annihilated.
Excess: Rolled Hit Dice that are not sufficient
to affect a creature are wasted. However, at
least one undead creature will always be
affected on a successful turning.
Mixed groups: If turn undead is used against
a mixed group of undead monsters of
different types, those with the lowest HD are
affected first.
 Priest Level Progression Saving Throws Spells

Level XP HD THAC0 D W P B S 1 2 3 4 5

1 0 1d4 19 [0] 9 10 12 14 12 1 – – – –

2 2,500 2d4 19 [0] 9 10 12 14 12 2 – – – –

3 5,000 3d4 19 [0] 9 10 12 14 12 2 1 – – –

4 10,000 4d4 19 [0] 9 10 12 14 12 2 2 – – –

5 20,000 5d4 19 [0] 9 10 12 14 12 2 2 1 1 –

6 40,000 6d4 17 [+2] 6 7 9 11 9 2 2 2 1 1

7 80,000 7d4 17 [+2] 6 7 9 11 9 3 3 2 2 1

8 150,000 8d4 17 [+2] 6 7 9 11 9 3 3 3 2 2

9 300,000 9d4 17 [+2] 6 7 9 11 9 4 4 3 3 2

10 450,000 9d4+1* 17 [+2] 6 7 9 11 9 4 4 4 3 3

11 600,000 9d4+2* 14 [+5] 3 5 7 8 7 5 5 4 4 3

12 750,000 9d4+3* 14 [+5] 3 5 7 8 7 5 5 5 4 4

13 900,000 9d4+4* 14 [+5] 3 5 7 8 7 6 5 5 5 4

14 1,050,000 9d4+5* 14 [+5] 3 5 7 8 7 6 6 5 5 5

* Modifiers from CON no longer apply.

Vow of Humility
Priests must donate 25% of all income to a
religious institution related to their god.

After Reaching 9th Level

A priest may establish or build an abbey. So
long as the priest is currently in favour with
their god, an abbey may be bought or built at
half the normal price, due to divine
intervention. Once an abbey is established,
the priest will attract followers (5d6 × 10
clerics of level 1–2 and 1d4 × 5 priests of level
1–2) to learn the holy doctrine.
STRATEGIST
Requirements: Minimum CHA 9,
Minimum INT 9, Minimum WIS 9
Prime requisite: INT
Hit Dice: 1d6
Maximum level: 14
Armour: Leather, chainmail, no shields
Weapons: One-handed clubs
Languages: Alignment, Common
Strategists are martial characters that
dedicate themselves to the ways of war. They
do not take part directly in combat attacking,
but coordinating its companions and
employing deception with its particular
abilities.
Authority
Strategists have a +2 bonus to its maximum
number of retainers, loyalty and morale.
From 3rd level, after an adventure, the
strategist does not suffer penalties to loyalty
when hiring retainers if its previous
adventure was a success.
Awareness
Creatures that surprises characters with a roll
above 2, surprises with a roll reduced by 1
(e.g. Caryatid Columns surprises the PCs on
a 1–3 rather than 1–4). From 4th level, once
per day, the group with a strategist may only
be surprised on a roll of 1.
Combat
Strategists can use leather armour or chain-
mail but do not have the training required to
use plate mail or shields. They cannot use
weapons other than one-handed clubs (e.g.
clubs, fans, batons, rods) that are used by the
strategist to command.
Coordinator: Strategists cannot make
attacks unless its companions are
incapacitated or against a subject that
attacked the strategist.
Command
A strategist can employ one of the following:
Advice: Once per round of combat, the
strategist may give advice to an allied PC. If
the advice is followed, the PC is benefited in
some way (e.g. a monster suffers a penalty to
its AC, etc).
Close formation: For 2 rounds of combat,
companions gain a +1 bonus to attack rolls if
at least one of its allies are within 5’. From 3rd
level, the bonus also affects the PCs’ AC. From
5th level, the bonus also affects the PCs’
saving throws. May be used once per turn.
Evasion: The group may attempt an evasion
after combat has begun if it has an escape
route available. May be used once per day.
Flank attack: If two or more companions are
encircling a foe, each one gains a +4 bonus to
hit that foe. May be used once per turn.
Rain of arrows: The strategist orders its
companions not in melee to fire (e.g. arrows,
bolts, stones) against any foes within a 20’
radius, granting a +4 bonus to hit. May be
used once per turn.
Recruit: An intelligent character or monster
reduced to 0 hit points due to subdual
damage must save versus spells or change
sides until the end of an encounter in order to
not get killed.
Wall of fog: For 1 turn, fills a 10’ cube area
around the strategist. The fog blocks normal
vision and infravision. Strong winds can clear
the fog before its normal dissipation. From
4th level, the fog fills a 20’ cube area and
from 7th level fills a 40’ cube area. May be
used once per day.
Withdrawal and retreat: For 1 round,
companions within a 30’ radius can move
backwards at their full encounter movement
rate and can retreat from melee without
penalties and negates the enemies bonus to
hit. May be used once per turn.
 Strategist Level Progression Saving Throws

Level XP HD THAC0 D W P B S

1 0 1d6 19 [0] 12 13 14 15 16

2 2,750 2d6 19 [0] 12 13 14 15 16

3 5,500 3d6 19 [0] 12 13 14 15 16

4 12,000 4d6 17 [+2] 10 11 12 13 14

5 24,000 5d6 17 [+2] 10 11 12 13 14

6 45,000 6d6 17 [+2] 10 11 12 13 14

7 95,000 7d6 14 [+5] 8 9 10 11 12

8 175,000 8d6 14 [+5] 8 9 10 11 12

9 350,000 9d6 14 [+5] 8 9 10 11 12

10 500,000 9d6+2* 12 [+7] 6 7 8 9 10

11 650,000 9d6+4* 12 [+7] 6 7 8 9 10

12 800,000 9d6+6* 12 [+7] 6 7 8 9 10

13 950,000 9d6+8* 10 [+9] 4 5 6 5 8

14 1,100,000 9d6+10* 10 [+9] 4 5 6 5 8

* Modifiers from CON no longer apply.

Perfectionism Strength of Will

If an adventure joined had flaws in some way
at its end, the strategist will be absent from
further adventures while honing its
strategies. The time absent varies from 1 week
to 6 months of game time per flaw and can be
stacked.
Examples of flaws: Death of companions,
debanding of retainers, loss of treasure or
vehicles, invasion of a building being
defended.
Single Commander
A group is not allowed to have more than one
strategist (even when the strategist is
absent). Retainers cannot be strategists.
Fear: Strategists and companions within 30’
of the strategist gain a +2 bonus on saving
throws against fear effects, and retainers and
mercenaries under the strategist’s command
within 60’ gain a +2 bonus to loyalty or
morale.
Career
A strategist of 4th level or higher may serve
under a leader or king's lair or stronghold,
coordinating its forces and helping with its
defences. After reaching the 10th level a
strategist can establish a school to teach the
arts of war. 1d6 apprentices of levels 1–3 will
come to study under the strategist.
ADVENTURING GEAR ADVENTURING GEAR
Adventuring Gear Adventuring Gear

Item Cost (gp) Item Cost (gp)

Backpack 5 Holy symbol (gold) 100

Barrel 1 Holy symbol (silver) 25

Bedroll 2 Holy symbol (wooden) 5

Bell (miniature) 1 Holy water (vial) 25

Belt pouch 1 Ink (vial) 1

Block and tackle 5 Iron spikes (12) 1

Box (iron, large) 30 Ladder (wooden, 10’) 5

Box (iron, small) 10 Lantern 10

Bucket 1 Lantern, bullseye 20

Caltrop (bad of 20) 1 Lock 1

Candle (10) 1 Magnet 5

Chain (10’) 30 Magnifying glass 3

Chalk (10 sticks) 1 Manacles 1

Chest (wooden. large) 5 Marbles (bag of 20) 1

Chest (wooden. small) 1 Mining pick 3

Chisel 1 Mirror (hand-sized, steel) 1

Cooking pots 3 Musical instrument (string) 20

Crowbar 10 Musical instrument (wind) 5

Firewood (bundle) 1 Needle 1

Fishing rod and tackle 4 Oil (1 flask) 1

Grappling hook 25 Paper (2 sheets) 1

Hammer (small) 2 Pole (10’ long, wooden) 1

Adventuring Gear Adventuring Gear

Item Cost (gp) Item Cost (gp)

Quill 1 — 0

Rations, iron 1 — 0

Rations, standard 1 — 0

Rope (50’) 1 — 0

Sack (large) 2 — 0

Sack (small) 1 — 0

Saw 1 — 0

Scroll case 1 — 0

Sledgehammer 5 — 0

Soap 1 — 0

Spade and shovel 2 — 0

Stakes (3) and mallet 3 3 — 0

Tent 20 — 0

Thieves’ tools 25 — 0

Tinder box (flint & steel) 3 — 0

Torches (6) 1 — 0

Trap, bear 25 — 0

Twine (100’ ball) 1 — 0

Umbrella 12 — 0

Vial (glass) 1 — 0

Waterskin) 1 — 0

Whistle 1 — 0

Wine (2 pints) 1 — 0
Adventuring Gear Descriptions
Backpack: Has two straps and can be worn
on the back, keeping the hands free. Holds up
to 400 coins.
Barrel: A wooden barrel that holds 40
gallons (320 pints) of liquid.
Bedroll: A heavy woollen blanket with a
small pillow.
Bell: A 1” brass bell.
Belt pouch: A leather pouch that holds
up to 50 coins.
Block and tackle: Used for hauling or
lifting heavy objects. Reduces the effective
weight by 75%. Requires 4 times as
much rope.
Box, iron: A solid iron casket. A large
box can hold up to 800 coins; a small box
can hold up to 250 coins.
Bucket: Holds 5 gallons (40 pints).
Caltrops: Small metal spikes sufficient
to cover a 5’ × 5’ area. Creatures moving
through the area have a 2-in-6 chance of
treading on a spike. Victims suffer a 50%
reduction of movement rate for 24 hours
(or until they receive magical healing).
Candle: Casts dim light in a 5’ radius and
burns for 1 hour.
Chain: A 10’ length of heavy, iron chain.
Chalk: Useful for making markings on stone.
Chest, wooden: A large chest can hold
up to 1,000 coins; a small chest can hold
up to 300 coins.
Chisel: Used with a hammer for chipping
away stone.
Cooking pots: Pots and pans for campfire
cooking.
Crowbar: 2–3’ long and made of solid iron.
Can be used for forcing doors and other
objects open.
Firewood: A bundle of dry wood. Burns
for 8 hours.
Fishing rod and tackle: A rod, line,
hook, and bait box.
Grappling hook: Has 3 or 4 prongs. Can be
used for anchoring a rope.
Hammer: Can be used for construction or as
a mallet with iron or wooden spikes. Holy
symbol: A divine spell caster is required to
own a holy symbol of their deity, often worn
as a necklace. Each religion has its own holy
symbol.
Holy symbol: Some divine spell casters are
required to own a holy symbol, often worn as
a necklace. The quality of a holy symbol may
optionally alter its effectiveness when used
by a character attempting to turn the undead.
A gold holy symbol grants a +1 bonus to the
2d6 roll for the affected Hit Dice of undead
monsters. A wooden holy symbol incurs a –1
penalty to the 2d6 roll which determines the
success of the turning attempt.
Holy water: Water that has been blessed by a
holy person. It is used in some religious
rituals and inflicts damage on undead
monsters. Holy water does not retain its
power if stored in any other container than
the special vials it is blessed in.
Ink: A vial of black ink. Coloured ink
costs double. Sufficient for about 50 pages
of writing.
Iron spikes: May be used for wedging doors
open or shut (see Dungeon Adventuring,
p108), as an anchor to attach a rope to, and
many other purposes.
Ladder: Simple wooden construction.
Very encumbering.
Lantern: Can be closed to hide the light.
Burns one oil flask every four hours (24
turns). Casts light in a 30’ radius.
Lantern, bullseye: Casts light in a narrow
beam, 60’ long and 20’ wide at the end.
Can be closed to hide the light. Burns one
oil flask every four hours (24 turns).
Lock: A basic iron lock with a key.
Magnet: A piece of metal that produces a
magnetic field, attracting magnetic materials
such as iron and other metals.
Magnifying glass: Used for studying fine
details.
Manacles: Iron manacles with a chain.
Used for binding hands or feet.
Marbles: A bag of colourful glass beads.
Mining pick: For breaking rock.
Mirror: Useful for looking around corners or
for reflecting a gaze attack.
Musical instrument: A stringed instrument
(e.g. a lute or mandolin) or a wind
instrument (e.g. a flute or pipe). The
listed price is for an instrument of basic
quality. Higher quality instruments can
cost up to 10 times as much.
Needle: Tiny pointed tool, used to fix clothes
and stitch bodies. (1 gp)
Oil flask: A flask of oil fuels a lantern for four
hours (24 turns). In addition to fuelling
lanterns, oil can be used as a weapon:
● Throwing: An oil flask may be lit on fire
and thrown.
● Pools: Oil that is poured on the ground and
lit covers a diameter of 3 feet and burns for 1
turn, inflicting damage on any character or
monster moving through the pool.
● Immunity: Monsters that have a fire attack
(e.g. flaming breath) are not harmed by
burning oil.
● Immunity: Burning oil does not harm
monsters that have a natural flame attack.
Paper or parchment: Approximately
1’-square sheets.
Pole, 10’: A 2” thick wooden pole useful for
poking and prodding suspicious items in a
dungeon.
Quill: A large feather sharpened into a
writing point.
Rations, iron: Dried and preserved food to be
carried on long voyages when securing fresh
food may be uncertain.
Rations, standard: Fresh, unpreserved food.
Rope: Can hold the weight of approximately
three human-sized beings.
Rope: Can hold the weight of approximately
three human-sized beings.
Sack, large: Can hold up to 600 coins. Sack,
small: Can hold up to 200 coins.
Saw: A hand saw for cutting wood.
Scroll case: An oiled leather tube with a
cap. Not completely watertight.
Sledgehammer: A big heavy hammer for
breaking rock.
Soap: A bar with good fragrance used for
cleaning. (1 gp)
Spade or shovel: For excavating earth.
Stakes and mallet: A wooden mallet and
three 18” long stakes. Valuable when
confronting vampires.
Tent: Large enough for 2 adult humans.
Thieves’ tools: This kit contains all of the
tools needed to pick locks.
Tinder box: Used to light fires, including
torches. Using a tinder box takes one round.
There is a 2-in-6 chance of success per round.
Torch: A torch burns for 1 hour (6 turns),
clearly illuminating a 30’ radius. Torches may
also be used in combat.
Trap, bear: An iron trap to be set (1 round)
and hurt someone's foot. Creatures moving
through the area have a 2-in-6 chance of
treading on a bear trap. Victims suffers 1d4
damage and a 50% reduction of movement
rate for 24 hours (or until they receive
magical healing). After use, bear traps have a
2-in-6 chance to break. (25 gp)
Twine: A wound ball of thin cord or
string. Can support up to 300 coins of
weight.
Umbrella: A tool that gives protection to a
person against rain and sunlight, made of
leather or oiled paper, cloth. (12 gp)
Vial: A glass vial that can hold up to half
a pint of liquid.
Waterskin: This container, made of hide, will
hold 2 pints (1 quart) of fluid.
Whistle: Useful for signalling or faking
bird calls.
APOTHECARY
Apothecary (Common) Apothecary (High)

Item Cost Item Cost

(gp) (gp)

Antidote (basic, 1 dose) 80 Potion of antivenom 1600

Antidote (great, 1 dose) 160 Potion of extra-healing 2000

Bandage (3 straps) 3 Potion of healing 400

Belladonna extract (2 doses) 50 Potion of infravision 1000

Eyedrops (basic, 2 doses) 30 Potion of stonebreak 2400

Eyedrops (great, 1 dose) 125 Sweet water 250

Gecko solution (3 doses) 30

Ghostroot powder (2 doses)
Gilded needle (1 needle)
Ginkgo extract (2 doses)
▶ Common apothecary: In villages, small
towns or settlements. Have a limited supply,
250 affordable but not so reliable.
▶ High apothecary: In cities and large towns
275 or settlements. Alongside with the supply of a
basic apothecary, sell potions too.
50

Incense (2 sticks)
Mortar and pestle
Nazar powder (2 doses)
Ointment (2 doses)
Poppy tears (1 dose)
Resina draconis (1 dose)
Wake tea (2 doses)
Wolfsbane (1 bunch)
15
Apothecary Encumbrance
If using the encumbrance rule, each item
purchased in the apothecary has 10 coins of
4
weight.
300
Apothecary Descriptions
50 Antidote, basic: Medicine that neutralises
poison effects from non-magical sources.
80 Someone who has died from that kind of
poisoning within a number of rounds can be
400 revived. There is a 3-in-10 chance of success
within two rounds and a 1-in-10 chance
25 within three to five rounds.
Antidote, great: Medicine that neutralises
10 poison effects from magical sources.
Someone who has died from that kind of
poisoning within a number of rounds can be
revived. There is a 3-in-10 chance of success
within two rounds and a 1-in-10 chance
within three to five rounds.
Bandage: Straps of cloth to aid. Stop
bleeding.
Belladonna extract: Remedy made from
belladonna. Neutralises lycanthropy effects
in a character hit within 3 turns. There is a
2-in-10 chance of success.
Eyedrops, basic: Liquid solution to apply on
eyes. Restores the sight of a character blinded
by Darkness or similar effects. There is a
5-in-10 chance of success.
Eyedrops, great: Liquid solution with a
secret formula to apply on eyes. Restores the
sight of a character blinded by Continual
Darkness or similar effects. There is a 3-in-10
chance of success within two rounds of the
blindness and a 1-in-10 chance after.
Gecko solution: A liquid to apply on eyes.
Creatures with light sensitivity that suffer
penalty in bright light, daylight. The effect
lasts for 6 rounds. There is a 6-in-10 chance
of success.
Ghostroot powder: Powder made with
ghostroot that allows a character to turn the
undead for 1 turn as a cleric of the same level.
There is a 5-in-10 chance of success.
Gilded needle: A golden needle infused with
gorgon blood remedy that pierces through
stone. Restores a petrified character to life.
There is a 3-in-10 chance of success within
two rounds of the petrification and a 1-in-10
chance after.
Ginkgo extract: Remedy made from ginkgo
biloba. Neutralises paralysing effects. There is
a 4-in-10 chance of success.
Incense: Aromatic sticks that release fragrant
smoke when burnt. When used with a
restorative spell or item, roll the dice twice
and keep the better result.
Mortar and pestle: Tools to grind up to six
ounces of materials in order to mix them to
prepare concoctions.
Nazar powder: Powder made with blessed
stones that cancels a curse for 1 turn. There is
a 4-in-10 chance of success.
Ointment: A viscous medicine made with
herbs, wax, oils and other substances. It
takes: 1 turn to make effect and restores 1
point of damage. A character can only benefit
from 1 dose of ointment per 4 hours (24
turns)
Poppy tears: An extract from the seeds of a
certain plant to alleviate pain. Suspends the
effects (but not death) of a disease for 1 day or
cures an energy condition (overheat, frozen
and palsy). There is a 4-in-10 chance of
success.
Potion of antivenom: Prevents poisoning for
the potion's duration and poisoning effects
are cured. A character who has died from
poisoning can be revived, if potion is drunk
within ten rounds.
Potion of extra-healing: Restores 3d6+3 hit
points of damage. This cannot grant more hit
points than the subject’s normal maximum.
At the referee’s discretion, it may be
consumed in three smaller doses, each one
restoring 1d6+1 hit points of damage.
Potion of healing: Restores 1d6+1 hit points
of damage. This cannot grant more hit points
than the subject’s normal maximum.
Potion of infravision: Drinking this potion
grants infravision 60'. At the referee’s
discretion, a potion of invisibility may be
consumed in six smaller doses, each with a
reduced duration.
Potion of stonebreak: Prevents petrification
for the potion's duration. If poured over a
petrified character, restores it to life.
Resina draconis: Powder made with dragon
blood. Neutralises contracted diseases. There
is a 4-in-10 chance of success within 1 day.
Sweet water: Purifies liquids when poured.
Salt or impure water: up to 100,000 cubic
feet; acid: up to 1,000 cubic feet; potions: one
potion (rendered non-magical); poisoned
liquid: up to 6 quarts.
Wake tea: An infusion of green tea and
spices. Once per day, a character may skip the
need to rest in the dungeon (one turn every
hour) without suffering penalty. Within 4
hours after ingested (24 turns), a character
may save versus spells against a Sleep spell
to resist the magical slumber.
Wolfsbane: This herb can be used to repel
lycanthropes. The creature must be hit with
the herb in melee combat.
TEMPLES AND SHRINES
Provides magical assistance inside their places and its surroundings at some cost.

▶ Located: In villages, small towns or settlements (Small) and cities or large towns or settlements
(Great).
▶ Runned by: A divine spellcaster (e.g. cleric). Referee rolls to determine its level according to the
shrine and to know the spells available to the caster.
▶ Availability: Temples / shrines have a certain variety of spells its divine spell casters are able to
offer. Great temples/shrines can offer more spell services alongside those offered in small
temples/shrines. The referee decides the spells available considering the level of the divine spell
caster running the temple / shrine.
▶ Divine spell caster level: Roll 1d4 + 2 for small temples/shrines and 1d8 + 6 for great temples /
shrines.
▶ Cost: The first number after a spell name is the price in gp cost in small temples / shrines (a zero
means the spell is not available). The second number is the price in gp cost in small temples / shrines.
Small Temples / Shrines
● Augury 1d10 × 30gp 1d10 × 50gp
● Bless 1d4 × 10gp 1d4 × 15gp
● Commune 1d12 × 200gp 1d12 × 350gp
● Control Weather 1d12 × 400gp 1d12 × 600gp
● Continual Light 1d8 × 25gp 1d8 × 50gp
● Cureall 1d12 × 200gp 1d12 × 450gp
● Cure Blindness 1d8 × 150gp 1d8 × 200gp
● Cure Critical Wounds 1d12 × 100gp 1d12 × 200gp
● Cure Disease 1d8 × 150gp 1d8 × 200gp
● Cure Light Wounds 1d4 × 50gp 1d4 × 125gp
● Cure Serious Wounds 1d10 × 75gp 1d10 × 150gp
● Death Recall 1d6 × 50gp 1d6 × 75gp
● Detect Evil 1d4 × 25gp 1d4 × 50gp
● Detect Magic 1d4 × 25gp 1d4 × 50gp
● Dispel Evil 1d12 × 200gp 1d12 × 300gp
● Dispel Magic 1d8 × 50gp 1d8 × 75gp
● Divination 1d10 × 150gp 1d10 × 250gp
● Exorcise 1d10 × 200gp 1d10 × 350gp
● Glyph of Warding 1d8 × 300gp 1d8 × 500gp
● Minor Heal 1d8 × 200gp 1d8 × 400gp
● Neutralise Poison 1d10 × 200gp 1d12 × 450gp
● Plane Shift 1d12 × 1,000gp 1d12 × 1,500gp
● Protection from Evil 1d4 × 25gp 1d4 × 50gp
● Purify Food and Water 1d4 × 40gp 1d4 × 60gp
● Raise Dead 1d12 × 750gp 1d12 × 1,000gp
● Regenerate 1d12 × 500gp 1d12 × 750gp
● Remove Curse 1d8 × 200gp 1d8 × 450gp
● Restore 1d10 × 250gp 1d10 × 500gp
● Sacrificial Resurrection 1d10 × 600gp 1d6 × 800gp
● Slow Poison 1d6 × 200gp 1d6 × 450gp
● Tongues 1d8 × 100gp 1d8 × 200gp
● True Seeing 1d12 × 150gp 1d12 × 250gp

WEAPONRY
 Ammunition
Weapons
Cost
Cost Weight Items (gp)
Weapon (gp) (Coins)
Hand cannon kit (5 shots) 10
Boomerang 5 30

Chakram 4 30 Armours
Claws 6 20 Items AC Cost Weight
(gp) (gp)
Flail 8 35
Helmet — 10 40
Hand cannon 120 75
Shield, tower +2 20 200
Knuckles 6 20 bonus

Kusarigama 35 40
Tower shield: A great shield to improve
defence. Can only be used by martial
Racket 40 45 characters.
● Imposes: A -2 penalty to its wielder attack
Sarissa 15 150 rolls.
● Enemy missile attacks: Suffer a -1 penalty
Scythe 8 100 when targeting the wielder.
● Speed: Wielder suffers a -5’ penalty to its
Shuriken 1 10 movement rate at encounters (regardless of
using encumbrance rule).
Sickle 5 20
Helmet: A protective metal headgear for
Silver sword 70 60 characters able to wear chainmail or plate
mail.
Slam ball 10 50 ● Half damage: From bombing, falling room
traps and cave-ins.
● Attacks: From above (ceiling, jump, drop)
Trident 4 30
suffer a -2 penalty.
● Initiative: If the optional rule for
Unarmed 0 0 individual initiative is used, the wearer
suffers a -1 penalty to initiative roll.
Whip 10 50
Weapons Descriptions
Boomerang: A V-shaped throwing stick with
aerodynamic properties, usually made of
wood or bone.
Chakram: A wheel-shaped throwing weapon
made from metal. Its edges are very sharp.
Claws: Razor-sharp claws made of bones or
metal.
Flail: A sectioned mace-like weapon.
Hand cannon: A two-handed gun with a
barrel length of 30”–40”. When shot: 1-in-3
chance to break.
Knuckles: Brass knuckles or straps of leather
and metal to empower punches.
Kusarigama: A sickle with a 10’ chain
attached to its hilt. On a successful attack
with its chain, the attacker must decide to
either bring the target or make it lose the
initiative.
Racket: A mace-like weapon that allows
divine spell casters to make a missile attack
with a wind mass.
Pike: Very long spears (15’-18’) to reach
enemies from a safer distance. On a hit: 1-in-3
chance to break.
Scythe: Long agricultural tool to reap crops,
but turned into a weapon. May reap other
things too.
Shuriken: Throwing weapons in various
shapes. Easy to conceal.
Sickle: Curved blade to reap crops. If a chain
is attached, it becomes a kusarigama.
Slam ball: A melon-sized ball made of wood
or other hard material.
Trident: A three-forked spear. Cannot be
thrown.
Unarmed: Attacks using nothing but bare
hands.
Whip: A 10’ long weapon made of braided
leather or chained metal. On a successful
attack, the attacker must decide to either
bring or entangle the target.
Weapon Qualities
Blunt: May be used by clerics.
Brace: Bracing against the ground doubles
damage against charging monsters.
Bring: On a successful hit, may pull a
human-sized (or smaller) creature near to the
wielder.
Hand: If attack misses and if both hands are
armed with a weapon with the Hand quality,
the wielder can make a second attack with a
-2 penalty to attack and damage rolls.
Entangle: On an attack roll of 18 or higher,
the target must save versus paralysis or be
unable to move or act. A new save is allowed
each round to escape.
Loud: The first time in an encounter a
weapon with this quality is fired, the noise
triggers a wandering monster check and
causes animals (except those trained for
battle) to make a morale check or flee. At the
referee’s discretion, human-like creatures of 2
HD or less from cultures without firearms
may also be affected.
Melee: Close quarters weapon (5’ or less).
Missile: Thrown or fired weapon (greater
than 5’ distance).The distances for short (+1
to hit), medium, and long (–1 to hit) range are
shown in parentheses.
Powder reload: Requires 6 rounds to reload
between shots.
Reach: Can make a melee attack farther than
5’.
Return: On a missed attack, the weapon
returns to its owner’s hand.
Slam: On a successful hit, the target must
save versus paralysis or loses initiative.
Slow: The character acts last in each combat
round.
Two-handed: Requires both hands; the
character cannot use a shield.
Weapon Combat Stats

Weapon Damage Qualities

Boomerang 1d4 Blunt, Missile (5’–40’ / 41’–80’ / 81’–120’), Return

Chakram 1d4 Missile (5’-10’ / 11’-20’ / 21’-30’)

Claws 1d4 Hand, Melee

Flail 1d6 Blunt, Melee

Hand cannon 1d10 Loud, Missile (5’–70’ / 71’–140’ / 141’–210’), Powder

reload, Slow, Two-handed

Knuckles 1d3 Hand, Blunt, Melee

Kusarigama 1d4 (sickle) Bring, Melee, Reach (10’), Two-handed

1d2 (chain)

Pike 1d10 Brace, Melee, Reach (15'), Slow, Two-handed

Racket 1d6 Blunt, Melee, Missile (5’–20’ / 21’–40’ / 41’–60’), Slow,

Two-handed

Scythe 1d10 Melee, Slow, Two-handed

Shuriken 1d4 Melee, Missile (5’-10’ / 11’-20’ / 21’-30’)

Sickle 1d4 Melee, Missile (5’-10’ / 11’-20’ / 21’-30’)

Silver sword 1d8 Melee

Slam ball 1d3 Blunt, Missile (5’–10’ / 11’–30’ / 31’–50’), Slam

Trident 1d6 Brace, Melee, Missile

Unarmed 1d2 Hand, Melee

Whip 1d4 Bring, Melee, Entangle, Reach (10’)

ANIMALS OF BURDEN
✪ Armour -1, Poisonous (Cursed)
✪ Armour +1, Adamantite
✪ Armour +1, Anti-Blunt
✪ Armour +1, Anti-Edge
✪ Armour +1, Bio
✪ Armour +1, Blaze
✪ Armour +1, Chaotic
✪ Armour +1, Darksteel
✪ Armour +1, Day
✪ Armour +1, Disguise
✪ Armour +1, Frost
✪ Armour +1, Gorgon
✪ Armour +1, Lawful
✪ Armour +1, Night
✪ Armour +1, Plume
✪ Armour +1, Spark
✪ Armour +1, Temperature Control
✪ Armour +1, Trine
✪ Armour +1, Troll
✪ Armour +1, Zombie
✪ Armour +2, Environment
✪ Armour +2, Pegasus
✪ Armour +2, Phoenix
✪ Armour +3, Ligyron
✪ Leather +1, Boiled
✪ Leather +2, Hell Hound
✪ Leather +2, Thunder Beast
✪ Leather +2, Winter Wolf
✪ Leather +3, Draconic
✪ Platemail +1, Draconic
✪ Platemail +1, Evil Eye
✪ Platemail +1, Remorhaz
✪ Platemail +1, Reflection
✪ Platemail +2, Angelic
✪ Platemail +2, Demonic
✪ Platemail +3, Behemoth
✪ Shield +1, +3 vs Missiles
✪ Shield +1, Boiled Leather
✪ Shield +1, Boomerang
✪ Shield +1, Bulette
✪ Shield +1, Darksteel
✪ Shield +1, Day
✪ Shield +1, Healing
✪ Shield +1, Light
✪ Shield +1, Lokapala
✪ Shield +1, Medusa
✪ Shield +1, Mirror
✪ Shield +1, Missile Attracter
✪ Shield +1, Mushroom
✪ Shield +1, Night
✪ Shield +1, Providence
✪ Shield +1, Sentinel
✪ Shield +1, Shiny Buckler
✪ Shield +1, Warding
✪ Shield +2, Ligyron’s
✪ Shield +2, Draconic
✪ Shield +2, Dragon Turtle
✪ Shield +2, Repulsion
Axe Beak
Short-tempered large carnivores birds with a
very sharp beak. Cannot fly, but are fine
mounts. Dwells in hills and grasslands.
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AC 6 [13], HD 3+1 (14hp), Att 2 × claw (1d3), 1
× beak (2d4), THAC0 16 [+3], MV 180’ (60’),
SV D12 W13 P14 B15 S16 (3), ML 8, AL Neutral,
XP 50
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▶ Ill-tempered: May beak or kick creatures in
their way.
Camel
Irascible animals that are adapted to life in
dry climates. Often used for transportation in
deserts.
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AC 7 [12], HD 2 (9hp), Att 1 × bite (1), 2 × hoof
(1d4), THAC0 18 [+1], MV 150’ (50’), SV D12
W13 P14 B15 S16 (1), ML 7, AL Neutral, XP 20
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▶ Ill-tempered: Bite or kick creatures in their
way, including owners.
▶ Water: After drinking well, can survive 2
weeks without water.
▶ Desert travel: Move at full speed through
broken lands and deserts.
Griffon
Large, rapacious predators combining the
features of an eagle (head, wings, front
claws) and a lion. Prey on horses.
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AC 5 [14], HD 7 (31hp), Att 2 × claw (1d4), 1 ×
bite (2d4), THAC0 17 [+2], MV 120’ (40’) /
360’ (120’) flying, SV D10 W11 P12 B13 S14 (4),
ML 8, AL Neutral, XP 450
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▶ Attack horses: Within 120’, unless a morale
check is passed.
▶ Defend nest: Attack if it is approached.
Horse, Draft
Draft Horse Bred for great strength and
endurance. Used to pull vehicles and ploughs
or as beasts of burden.
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AC 7 [12], HD 3 (13hp), Att None, THAC0 17
[+2], MV 90’ (30’), SV D12 W13 P14 B15 S16
(2), ML 6, AL Neutral, XP 35
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▶ Non-combatants: Flee, if attacked.
Horse, Pony
Small horses bred to serve as mount to small
riders. Can survive purely on grass, wherever
available.
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AC 7 [12], HD 2 (9hp), Att 2 × hoof (1d4),
THAC0 18 [+1], MV 210’ (70’), SV D12 W13
P14 B15 S16 (1), ML 7, AL Neutral, XP 20
Horse, Riding
Lightly built horses adapted to run at high
speed. Can survive purely on grass, wherever
available.
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AC 7 [12], HD 2 (9hp), Att 2 × hoof (1d4),
THAC0 18 [+1], MV 240’ (80’), SV D12 W13
P14 B15 S16 (1), ML 7, AL Neutral, XP 20
Mule
Stubborn horse/donkey cross-breeds used as
beasts of burden.
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AC 7 [12], HD 2 (9hp), Att 1 × kick (1d4) or 1 ×
bite (1d3), THAC0 18 [+1], MV 120’ (40’), SV
D14 W15 P16 B17 S18 (NH), ML 8, AL Neutral,
XP 20
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▶ Tenacious: Can be taken underground, if
the referee allows it.
▶ Defensive: May attack if threatened, but
cannot be trained to attack on command.
Pegasus
Semi-intelligent winged horses that are
wilful and timid.
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AC 6 [13], HD 2+2 (11hp), Att 2 × hoof (1d6 ×
kick, THAC0 17 [+2], MV 240’ (80’) / 480’
(160’) flying, SV D12 W13 P14 B15 S16 (2), ML
8, AL Lawful, XP 25
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▶ Hate hippogriffs: Natural enemies.
▶ Mount: Can carry a human-sized rider. It
will serve only lawful characters.
Hippogriff
2 × claw (1d4), 1 × bite (1d6)
Cost: 6,000gp
U: 72; 360’ (120’); 3,500
E: 36; 180’ (60’); 7,000
Wyvern (riding)
1 × bite (1d8), 1 × sting (1d3)
Cost: 5,000gp
U: 36; 180’ (60’); 3,000
E: 18; 90’ (30’); 6,000
Wyvern (war)
1 × bite (2d8), 1 × sting (1d6)
Cost: 10,000gp
U: 48; 240’ (80’); 4,500
E: 24; 120’ (40’); 9,000
Lizard, Footpad
8’ long, slate grey lizards with long legs and
toes with round, sticky pads.
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AC 6 [13], HD 2+1 (10hp), Att 1 × bite (1d6),
THAC0 17 [+2], MV 120’ (40’) / 60’ (20’)
climbing, SV D12 W13 P14 B15 S16 (2), ML 7,
AL Neutral, XP 25
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▶ Cling: Can walk on walls and ceilings, but
cannot climb slopes steeper than 60 degrees
when mounted.
Wyvern, Riding
Winged, two-legged, dragon-like monsters
bred for transport. Used to have a venomous
stinger in their tail before domestication.
------------------------------------------------
AC 4 [15], HD 6 (27hp), Att 1 × bite (1d8),
THAC0 14 [+5], MV 90’ (30’) / 240’ (80’)
flying, SV D10 W11 P12 B13 S14 (4), ML 10, AL
Neutral, XP 275, NA 0 (0), TT None
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▶ Volatile: Will not allow creatures with less
than 6 HD to become their rider; may turn on
other people besides their rider.
Wyvern, War
Winged, two-legged, dragon-like monsters
bred for transport and warfare. Used to have
a venomous stinger in their tail before
domestication.
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AC 3 [16], HD 6 (27hp), Att 1 × bite (2d6), 1 ×
sting (1d6), THAC0 14 [+5], MV 90’ (30’) /
210’ (70’) flying, SV D10 W11 P12 B13 S14 (4),
ML 10, AL Neutral, XP 275, NA 0 (0), TT
None
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▶ Armour: Trained to wear armour.
▶ Volatile: Will not allow creatures with less
than 6 HD to become their rider; may turn on
other people besides their rider.
▶ Charge: In the first round of combat,
Requires a clear flying of at least 20 yards.
Bite inflicts double damage. May not make
sting when charging.
▶ Melee: When in melee, both rider and
wyvern can attack.
Animals of Burden

Animal Cost Miles per Movement Max Load

(gp) Day Rate (Coins)

Axe Beak 50 36 [72] 180’ (60’) [90’ (30’)] 2,500 [5,000]

Camel 100 30 [15] 150’ (50’) [75’ (25’)] 3,000 [6,000]

Footpad Lizard 200 24 [12] 120’ (40’) [60’ (20’)] 2,500 [5,000]
climbing 12 [6] 60’ (20’) [30’ (10’)]

Griffon 17,500 24 [12] 120’ (40’) [60’ (20’)] 3,000 [6,000]

flying 72 [36] 360’ (120’) [180’ (60’)]

Hippogriff 10,000 36 [18] 180’ (60’) [90’ (30’)] 3,000 [6,000]

flying 72 [36] 360’ (120’) [180’ (60’)]

Horse (draft) 40 18 [9] 90’ (30’) [45’ (15’)] 4,500 [9,000]

Horse (pony) 35 42 [21] 210’ (70’) [105’ (35’)] 2,000 [4,000]

Horse (riding) 75 48 [24] 240’ (80’) [120’ (40’)] 3,000 [6,000]

Horse (war) 250 24 [12] 120’ (40’) [60’ (20’)] 4,000 [8,000]

Mule 30 24 [12] 120’ (40’) [60’ (20’)] 2,000 [4,000]

Pegasus 6,000 48 [24] 240’ (80’) [120’ (40’)] 3,000 [6,000]

flying 96 [48] 480’ (160’) [240’ (80’)]

Wyvern (riding) 12,000 36 [18] 90’ (30’) [45’ (15’)] 3,000 [6,000]
flying 72 [36] 180’ (60’) [90’ (30’)]

Wyvern (war) 25,000 36 [18] 90’ (30’) [45’ (15’)] 4,500 [9,000]
flying 72 [36] 240’ (80’) [120’ (60’)]
Cat, Common
Small animals full of independence. Usually
stay in cities, but can be found anywhere.
------------------------------------------------
AC 6 [13], HD ½ (2hp), Att 2 × claw (1) or 1 ×
bite (1d2), THAC0 19 [0], MV 150’ (50’), SV
D14 W15 P16 B17 S18 (NH), ML 5, AL Neutral,
XP 5, NA 2d6 (2d6), TT None
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▶ Surprise: On a 3–6.
▶ Climb: Trees at normal movement rate.
▶ Domestic: Not usually encountered in the
wild. Typically cost 5gp.
▶ Inquisitive: May follow PCs out of
curiosity.
Crow/Raven
Nocturnal, intelligent, and scavenger birds
that are usually found in hills, plains,
settlements and ruins. Regarded as creatures
of ill-omen by superstitious folk. Peaceful,
but attack if defending their nest or if
summoned and commanded by magic.
▶ Defend nest: Attack if it is approached.
▶ Mimicry: Can mimic the sound of any
monster or animal.
▶ Trainable: Can be trained as guards.
Crow/Raven, Giant
4’ tall intelligent nocturnal birds.
------------------------------------------------
AC 7 [12], HD 2+2 (11hp), Att 1 × beak (1d6),
THAC0 17 [+2], MV 300' (100') flying, SV D12
W13 P14 B15 S16 (1), ML 8, AL Neutral, XP 15,
NA 0(2d8), TT M
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▶ Defend nest; Mimicry: See main entry.
Crow/Raven, Normal
Small and intelligent nocturnal birds.
------------------------------------------------
AC 8 [11], HD ½ (2hp), Att 1 × beak per flock
(1d6), THAC0 19 [0], MV 330' (110’) flying, SV
D14 W15 P16 B17 S18 (NH), ML 7, AL Neutral,
XP 25, NA 0 (3d10), TT None
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▶ Defend nest; Mimicry: See main entry.
▶ Flock: Each group of 3–6 crows/ravens
attacks as a flock. Each flock makes a single
attack roll against one creature.
▶ Engulf: The creature attacked must save
versus death or fall prone, unable to attack
until able to stand up again.
Owl
Nocturnal birds of prey.
▶ Swoop: Can dive onto victims visible from
above. If the victim is surprised, the attack
inflicts double damage. On an attack roll of 18
or more, the victim can be carried away (if of
appropriate size).
▶ Trainable: Can be trained, if captured
when young.
Owl, Giant
9’ tall intelligent nocturnal birds of prey
feared for silent hunting skills. Dwell in
forests.
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AC 6 [13], HD 4 (18hp), Att 2 × talon (2d4), 1 ×
beak (1d4 + 1), THAC0 16 [+3], MV 30’ (10’) /
180' (60') flying, SV D10 W11 P12 B13 S14 (4),
ML 8, AL Neutral, XP 75, NA 1d4+1 (1d4+1),
TT M
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▶ Surprise: On a 1–4, due to its silent flying.
▶ Eggs: 1d6 eggs or chicks in 25% of nests.
▶ Speech: Common, plus languages of owls.
Owl, Normal
Small nocturnal birds of prey. Dwell in
forests.
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AC 8 [11], HD 1 (4hp), Att 2 × talon (1d2), 1 ×
beak (1d2), THAC0 19 [0], MV 270' (90’)
flying, SV D12 W13 P14 B15 S16 (1), ML 7, AL
Neutral, XP 25, NA 1d2 (1d2), TT None
------------------------------------------------
▶ Surprise: On a 1–5, due to its silent flying.
▶ Eggs: 1d6 eggs or chicks in 50% of nests.
CRESTS
A symbol of prestige among certain creatures. Helps to interact with monsters when an encounter
occurs.
▶ +1 bonus: To modify monsters reaction rolls and morale checks:
● Bizarre Crest: Eyes of terror and of the deep.
● Devil Crest: Rakshasas and demonkind.
● Dwarven Crest: Dwarves and duergars.
● Elvish Crest: Elves and drows.
● Fey Crest: Nixies, pixies and sprites.
● Gnomish Crest: Gnomes and svirfneblins.
● Goblinoid Crest: Goblins, hobgoblins and
bugbears.
● Hag Crest: Hags, medusas and lamias.
● Herpeto Crest: Lizardmen, gullygugs and
snake people.
● Hoof Crest: Centaurs, minotaurs and satyrs.
● Hulk Crest: Ogres and trolls.
● Knowledge Crest: Sphinxes and mind
lashers.
● Lycan Crest: Lycanthropes.
● Marvellous Crest: Djinnis and efreetis.
● Merfolk Crest: Mermen, sahuagins and
tritons.
● Morphing Crest: Dopplegängers and
mutoids.
● Raider Crest: Gnolls, kobolds and
troglodytes.
● Royal Crest: Humans.
● Savage Crest: Neanderthals and orcs.
● Shorty Crest: Halflings, brownies and
leprechauns.
● Sylvan Crest: Dryads and treants.
● Titanic Crest: Cyclops, giants and titans.
● Undead Crest: Ghosts, lichs and vampires.
● Weird Crest: Dark creepers, homunculus and
mycelians.
● Wyrm Crest: Dragons.
MONSTER STATUES
Small statues of monsters produced by a master sculptor throughout his lifetime. The statues are 1’
tall and made of bronze.

● Banshee 2,100gp ● Giant, Frost 3,000gp ● Rakshasa 4,200gp

● Basilisk 1,800gp ● Giant, Hill 2,400gp ● Remorhaz 3,600g
● Black Pudding 1,500gp ● Giant, Stone 2,700gp ● Roc 1,800gp
● Blink Dog 1,200gp ● Giant, Storm 4,500gp ● Roper 3,600gp
● Bugbear 900gp ● Gnoll 600gp ● Rust Monster 900gp
● Bulette 2,700gp ● Gnome 300gp ● Sahuagin 600gp
● Carcass Crawler 600gp ● Goblin 300gp ● Satyr 3,000gp
● Catoblepas 1,200gp ● Golem, Clay 1,500gp ● Skeleton 300gp
● Centaur 1,200gp ● Golem, Iron 2,700gp ● Snake Person 1,800gp
● Chimera 2,700gp ● Golem, Stone 2,100gp ● Sphinx 4,500gp
● Cockatrice 1,500gp ● Gorgon 2,400gp ● Svirfneblin 300gp
● Couatl 2,700gp ● Green Slime 300gp ● Tarrasque 5,400gp
● Cyclops 3,900gp ● Griffon 1,200gp ● Treant 2,400gp
● Demonic Knight 3,000gp ● Halfling 300gp ● Troll 1,800gp
● Djinni 4,200gp ● Harpy 900gp ● Unicorn 2,400gp
● Dragon, Black 2,100gp ● Hellhound 1,200gp ● Vampire 2,700gp
● Dragon, Blue 2,700gp ● Hippocampus 1,200gp ● Warp Beast 1,800gp
● Dragon, Brass 2,100gp ● Hippogriff 600gp ● Winter Wolf 1,800gp
● Dragon, Bronze 2,700gp ● Hobgoblin 300gp ● Wyvern 1,200gp
● Dragon, Copper 2,400gp ● Homunculus 2,700gp ● Xorn 2,100gp
● Dragon, Gold 3,300gp ● Hook Beast 1,500gp ● Yeti 1,200g
● Dragon, Green 2,400gp ● Hydra 3,000gp ● Zombie 300gp
● Dragon, Red 3,000gp ● Kobold 300gp
● Dragon, Sea 2,400gp ● Lamia 2,700gp
● Dragon, Silver 3,000gp ● Lich 4,200gp
● Dragon, White 1,800gp ● Lizard Man 600gp
● Dragon Turtle 4,500gp ● Manticore 1,800gp
● Drider 1,800gp ● Medusa 1,200gp
● Drow 300gp ● Merman 300gp
● Dryad 1,200gp ● Mimic 1,500gp
● Duergar 300gp ● Mind Lasher 2,400gp
● Dwarf 300gp ● Minotaur 1,800gp
● Efreeti 4,500gp ● Mycelian 300gp
● Elf 300gp ● Neanderthal 600gp
● Ettin 3,000gp ● Nightmare 1,800gp
● Eye of Terror 3,300gp ● Ogre 1,200gp
● Flail Snail 600gp ● Orc 300gp
● Gargoyle 2,400gp ● Owl Bear 900gp
● Gelatinous Cube 600gp ● Pegasus 600gp
● Ghost 3,000gp ● Peryton 1,200gp
● Ghoul 600gp ● Phoenix 6,000gp
● Giant, Cloud 3,600gp ● Pixie 300gp
● Giant, Fire 3,300gp ● Purple Worm 2,400gp
Books Pictures Series
▶ Found individually: The amount of pieces in
a series is listed in square brackets.
Book of Plains Kings 700gp
Book of the Sunk City 2,000gp
Classic of Mountains and Seas 4,400gp Birds of Paradise [6] 1,200gp
Epic of Gil 3,200gp Constellation Weaving [88] 400gp
Love Song of Night and Day 3,500gp Four Seasons [4] 5,000gp
Myriad Leaves Anthology 5,000gp Gods of Fortune [7] 450gp
Netherworld Lord’s Notepad 4,900gp Hunt of the Unicorn [7] 1,100gp
Records of the Grand Historian 1,200gp Immortal Mountain [36] 2,000gp
Rulu’s Cyclopaedia 1,000gp Realms of Being [6] 3,000gp
Timapum’s Will 200gp Star of Destiny: Earthly [72] 250gp
Turtle Dragon Chronicles 2,100gp Star of Destiny: Heavenly [36] 500gp
Sunflowers [12] 3,750gp
Water Lilies [250] 600gp
Foodstuff
Woods
Abalone 12,500gp ▶ Found as: 10’ logs weighing 200 coins.
Black Ivory Coffee 1,700gp
Black Summer Truffle 1,300gp
Black Watermelon 6,000gp Agarwood 10,000gp
Bluefin Tuna 1,000gp Bubinga 1,600gp
Bottarga 250gp Ebony 1,000gp
Casu Marzu Cheese 200gp Koa 3,000gp
Caviar 500gp Leopardwood 500gp
Civet Coffee 1,500gp Mahogany 800gp
Clove 3,000gp Purpleheart 400gp
Crystal Apple 500gp Rosewood 1,250gp
Foie Gras 250gp Sandalwood 2,000gp
Ghee 30gp Teak 1,200gp
Gilded Goose Egg 1,500gp
Jamón Ham 350gp
Matsutake Mushroom 1,000gp Zodiac Signs
Nutmeg 800gp ▶ Found as: 2” golden pendants.
Opulence Cream 1,000gp
Panda Tea 1,150gp Aries 500gp
Propolis 400gp Taurus 1,000gp
Pule Cheese 600gp Gemini 1,500gp
Saffron 10,000gp Cancer 2,000gp
Wagawaga Beef 300gp Leo 2,500gp
Yuba Yuba Melon 8,000gp Virgo 3,000gp
Libra 3,500gp
Scorpio 4,000gp
Sagittarius 4,500gp
Capricorn 5,000gp
Aquarius 5,500gp
Pisces 6,000gp
Ophiuchus 7,000gp
ARMOUR AND SHIELDS
✪ Armour -1, Poisonous (Cursed)
✪ Armour +1, Adamantite
✪ Armour +1, Anti-Blunt
✪ Armour +1, Anti-Edge
✪ Armour +1, Bio
✪ Armour +1, Blaze
✪ Armour +1, Chaotic
✪ Armour +1, Darksteel
✪ Armour +1, Day
✪ Armour +1, Disguise
✪ Armour +1, Frost
✪ Armour +1, Gorgon
✪ Armour +1, Lawful
✪ Armour +1, Night
✪ Armour +1, Plume
✪ Armour +1, Spark
✪ Armour +1, Temperature Control
✪ Armour +1, Trine
✪ Armour +1, Troll
✪ Armour +1, Zombie
✪ Armour +2, Environment
✪ Armour +2, Pegasus
✪ Armour +2, Phoenix
✪ Armour +3, Ligyron
✪ Leather +1, Boiled
✪ Leather +2, Hell Hound
✪ Leather +2, Thunder Beast
✪ Leather +2, Winter Wolf
✪ Leather +3, Draconic
✪ Platemail +1, Draconic
✪ Platemail +1, Evil Eye
✪ Platemail +1, Remorhaz
✪ Platemail +1, Reflection
✪ Platemail +2, Angelic
✪ Platemail +2, Demonic
✪ Platemail +3, Behemoth
✪ Shield +1, +3 vs Missiles
✪ Shield +1, Boiled Leather
✪ Shield +1, Boomerang
✪ Shield +1, Bulette
✪ Shield +1, Darksteel
✪ Shield +1, Day
✪ Shield +1, Healing
✪ Shield +1, Light
✪ Shield +1, Lokapala
✪ Shield +1, Medusa
✪ Shield +1, Mirror
✪ Shield +1, Missile Attracter
✪ Shield +1, Mushroom
✪ Shield +1, Night
✪ Shield +1, Providence
✪ Shield +1, Sentinel
✪ Shield +1, Shiny Buckler
✪ Shield +1, Warding
✪ Shield +2, Ligyron’s
✪ Shield +2, Draconic
✪ Shield +2, Dragon Turtle
✪ Shield +2, Repulsion
Armour -1, Poisonous (Cursed)
▶ Handling: The armour can be handled
safely.
▶ Poisoning: The armour instantly slays
anyone who dons it.
▶ Reviving the victim: As long as the armour
remains donned, the victim cannot be
restored to life.
Armour +1, Adamantite
▶ Reinforced: A critical hit becomes a normal
hit (if using critical hit as optional rule).
▶ Armour type: Chainmail and plate mail.
Armour +1, Anti-Blunt
▶ Blunt type: Chosen randomly (e.g.
weapons, natural weapons, etc.).
▶ Against specific type: Acts as a +3 armour
and halves damage.
▶ Against other blunt attacks: Acts as a +3
armour.
Armour +1, Anti-Edge
▶ Edge type: Chosen randomly (e.g.
weapons, natural weapons, etc.).
▶ Against specific type: Acts as a +3 armour
and halves damage.
▶ Against other edged attacks: Acts as a +3
armour.
Armour +1, Bio
▶ Resistance: Half damage from non-magical
gas and acid.
▶ Grind: Automatic damage per round from
acid becomes 1.
Armour +1, Blaze
▶ Energy immunity: Unharmed by
non-magical fire.
▶ Resistance: Half damage from fire.
Armour +1, Chaotic
▶ Against lawful: Acts as a +3 armour.
▶ Ward: Grants a +1 bonus to saving throws
against lawful creatures.
▶ Alignment: Can only be worn by chaotic
characters.
Armour +1, Darksteel
▶ Indestructible: Can’t be destroyed by
natural or magical means.
▶ Armour type: Chainmail and plate mail.
Armour +1, Day
▶ “Plus” bonus: During daytime only.
Armour +1, Disguise
▶ Shifting: Armour and clothes assume the
appearance of the garment its wearer desires.
Armour +1, Frost
▶ Energy immunity: Unharmed by
non-magical cold.
▶ Resistance: Half damage from cold.
Armour +1, Gorgon
▶ Immunity: Petrifying effects.
▶ Armour type: Chainmail and plate mail.
Armour +1, Lawful
▶ Against chaotic: Acts as a +3 armour.
▶ Ward: Grants a +1 bonus to saving throws
against chaotic creatures.
▶ Alignment: Can only be worn by lawful
characters.
Armour +1, Night
▶ “Plus” bonus: During nighttime only.
Armour +1, Plume
▶ Encumbrance: As an unarmoured person.
▶ Falling: 1 point of damage per 20’ fallen.
Armour +1, Spark
▶ Energy immunity: Unharmed by
non-magical lightning.
▶ Resistance: Half damage from lightning.
Armour +1, Temperature Control
▶ Refreshing: Wearer is unharmed by the
coldest or hottest of natural environments
(e.g. down to arctic cold or up to desert heat.)
▶ Control: The wearer can adjust how it feels
the temperature at will.
▶ Fire and cold: The armour does not grant
any protection against fire or cold attacks.
Armour +1, Trine Armour +2, Environment
▶ Energy immunity: Unharmed by ▶ “Plus” bonus: In a certain environment
non-magical fire, cold and lightning. only.
▶ Resistance: Half damage from magical fire, ▶ When the armour is found: Roll 1d10 to
cold and lightning. know in which environment the armour
grants a bonus:
Armour +1, Troll Armour +2, Environment
▶ Regeneration: After being damaged, start
regaining 1hp per round. Severed limbs d10 Environment
reattach.
▶ Severed limbs: Will also regrow after 1
1 Barren, Hills, Mountains
hour (no matter the size of the limb). The
armour becomes a normal armour +1 for 1d6
2 City
months.
▶ Fire and acid: Cannot regenerate and
receives double damage from these sources. 3 Clear, Grasslands
▶ Limit: The armour can only regenerate up
to 15hp per day. 4 Desert
▶ Death: The armour does not function if the
wearer is reduced to 0 or less hit points. 5 Forest

6 Jungle
Armour +1, Zombie
▶ Initiative: Always lose (no roll). 7 Lake, River
▶ Living dead: Immune to effects that affect
living creatures (e.g. poison). Immune to
8 Ocean, Sea
mind-affecting or mind-reading spells (e.g.
charm, hold, sleep).
9 Settled

10 Swamp

Armour +2, Pegasus

▶ Command word: Upon speaking a
command word, a pair of pegasus wings (20’
wingspan) spreads from the armour’s back,
allowing the wearer to fly for a limited
period.
▶ Movement rate: 180’ (60’) for up to 6
rounds, or 120’ (40’) for up to 9 rounds.
▶ Load: The character can fly with up to their
normal maximum load.
▶ While flying: Wearer gains a +1 bonus on
AC and saving throws versus energy rays,
cones, and bolts (lighting, cold, etc.).
▶ Rest: Following a flight, the character must
lay down and rest for 1 turn per round of
flight.
▶ Usage frequency: Up to twice per day.
Armour +2, Phoenix
▶ Fiery aura: Enemy creatures within 20’
suffer 1d4 damage per round. Fire is of such
intensity that magical protection from fire is
ineffective.
▶ Fire immunity: Unharmed by magical and
non-magical fire.
▶ If armour is destroyed: Burn into ashes
and return attached to its wearer's body after
1 round.
▶ Death: Wearer disappears in a 20’ radius
ball of ash and fire, inflicting equal to 1d10 ×
wearer's hit dice (save versus breath for
half). Fire is of such intensity that magical
protection from fire is ineffective.
▶ Resurrection: 1 round after death, wearer
returns to life from its ashes with up to 45hp.
Armour then vanishes and reappears in a
random place of the world after 1 year.
Armour +3, Ligyron
▶ Human martials: Are the only ones
allowed to use it.
▶ Ward: +2 bonus to all saving throws
against poison or death and paralysis or
petrification.
▶ Melee weapons damage: Is reduced by 1
point per damage die rolled. (Each die inflicts
a minimum of 1 hit point damage.)
▶ Attacking the heel: AC 0 [19]. May be
targeted by missile attacks. If hit, it deals
triple damage to the wearer (not
cumulative with other Ligyron’s items).
Leather +1, Boiled
▶ Hardness: Gain +1 bonus to AC against
arrows and crossbow bolts attacks.
Leather +2, Hell Hound
▶ Normal cold: Unharmed by non-magical
heat or fire.
▶ Save bonus: Gain a +1 bonus to saving
throws versus fire-based effects (e.g. magic or
breath attacks).
Leather +2, Thunder Beast
▶ Normal cold: Unharmed by non-magical
lightning and storms.
▶ Save bonus: Gain a +1 bonus to saving
throws versus lightning-based effects (e.g.
magic or breath attacks).
Leather +2, Winter Wolf
▶ Normal cold: Unharmed by non-magical
cold or freezing temperatures.
▶ Save bonus: Gain a +1 bonus to saving
throws versus cold-based effects (e.g. magic
or breath attacks).
Leather +3, Draconic
▶ Dragon scales: Grants a +2 bonus to saving
throws against dragon breath.
▶ Dragon type: Chosen randomly (e.g. red
dragons, white dragons, etc.).
▶ Dragon breath damage: Of the specific
dragon type is reduced by 1 point for each HD
of the dragon.
Platemail +1, Draconic
▶ Dragon scales: Grants a +2 bonus to saving
throws against dragon breath.
▶ Dragon type: Chosen randomly (e.g. red
dragons, white dragons, etc.).
▶ Dragon breath damage: Of the specific
dragon type is reduced by 1 point for each HD
of the dragon.
Platemail +1, Evil Eye
▶ Anti-magic ray: The central eye in the
armour’s chest dispels magic up to 60’ in
front. Spell casting fails and ongoing spells
and magic items are temporarily disabled.
▶ Attacking the armour’s central eye: AC 2
[17], 20 hp. If reduced to 0 hp, the anti-magic
ray ceases to function and the armour
becomes a normal plate mail +1.
Platemail +1, Reflection
▶ Gaze: Reflects a gaze attack as a mirror, but
the wearer does not suffer penalty to its
attacks.
▶ Bouncing: On a save versus magic, there is
1-in-6 chance to reflect it back against the
caster (with halved force if it’s magic that
deals damage).
▶ Light spells: Reflects back to its casters
(must make a saving throw in the place of the
armour wearer or be blinded).
Platemail +1, Remorhaz
▶ Melt weapons: A weapon that hits has a
1-in-4 chance of contacting the red hot back
and instantly melting. Magical weapons are
unaffected.
Platemail +2, Angelic
▶ Doning: If a demihuman or non-lawful
creature dons it, it suffers 6d8 damage each
round.
▶ Bless aura: Allies within 10' gain a +1
bonus to morale checks and attack rolls.
▶ Against chaotic creatures: Acts as a +3
platemail.
▶ Against strictly chaotic creatures: Acts as
a +3 platemail and halves damage from
wicked hearted beings (e.g. shades, zombies).
▶ Ward: Grants a +1 bonus to saving throws
against chaotic creatures.
Platemail +2, Demonic
▶ Doning: If a demihuman or non-chaotic
creature dons it, it suffers 6d8 damage each
round.
▶ Blight aura: Enemies within 10’ suffer a -1
penalty to morale checks and attack rolls.
▶ Against lawful creatures: Acts as a +3
platemail.
▶ Against strictly lawful creatures: Acts as a
+3 platemail and halves damage from
virtuous hearted beings (e.g. unicorns,
pegasi).
▶ Ward: Grants a +1 bonus to saving throws
against lawful creatures.
Platemail +3, Behemoth
▶ Semi mundane immunity: Non-magical
attacks are halved.
▶ Movement rate: Always 30’ (10’).
▶ Rejection: After one hour, it detaches from
the wearer’s body and cannot be donned
until the next day.
Shield +1, +3 vs Missiles
▶ +3 plus: Against missile attacks only.
Shield +1, Boiled Leather
▶ Hardness: +1 bonus to AC against arrows
and crossbow bolts attacks.
Shield +1, Boomerang
▶ Warrior shield: Usable by martials only.
▶ Can be thrown: As a missile weapon with a
ranged attack.
▶ Range: 5’–10’ / 11’–20’ / 21’–30’.
▶ Returns: To the wearer after the attack.
▶ Damage: 1d6.
Shield +1, Bulette
▶ Able to burrow: 30’ (10’).
▶ Cover: Partial cover against missile attacks.
Shield +1, Darksteel
▶ Indestructible: Can’t be destroyed by
natural or magical means.
Shield +1, Day
▶ “Plus” bonus: During daytime only.
Shield +1, Healing
▶ Divine magic: Usable by divine spell
casters only.
▶ Heals: On command, 1d6+1 hit points or
paralysing effects when the wearer or an ally
touches it.
▶ Usage limit: Is effective on any individual
at most once per day.
Shield +1, Light
▶ On command: Produces light in a 30’
radius.
Shield +1, Lokapala
▶ Warrior shield: Usable by martials only.
▶ Charging: Every time its wearer is attacked
by an enemy, a red pattern appears on the
shield. The shield is fully charged when the
eighth pattern appears.
▶ Retribution wave: Releases a 100’ long line
of energy, 5’ wide. All caught in the area
suffer damage equal to 1d8 per HD of its
wearer.
▶ After wave: Shield’s patterns vanish and it
becomes a normal magic shield +1 for one
week.
Shield +1, Medusa
▶ Petrification: Anyone who looks at the
shield will be turned to stone for 1d4 rounds
(save versus petrify).
▶ Magic resistance: +2 bonus to saves
versus petrify.
Shield +1, Mirror
▶ Gaze: Reflects a gaze attack as a mirror, but
the wearer does not suffer penalty to its
attacks.
▶ Bouncing: On a save versus magic, there is
1-in-6 chance to reflect it back against the
caster (with halved force if it’s magic that
deals damage).
▶ Light spells: Always reflects back to its
casters (must make a saving throw in the
place of the armour wearer or be blinded).
Shield +1, Missile Attraction
▶ Curse: Attracts any missile attacks if the
wearer is within range.
▶ Removing: Once the curse is active, the
character cannot remove the shield. The
curse can only be removed by magic (e.g.
Remove Curse).
Shield +1, Mushroom
▶ Delicatessen: The wearer can tear off a
chunk of the shield. It has the properties of a
Rations, Iron for 1 day. The shield loses its
“plus”
▶ Nutritious: When eating the chunk, there’s
1-in-4 chance to restore 1 point of damage.
▶ Chunk’s regrowth: In 1d6 turns. The shield
regains its “plus”.
Shield +1, Night
▶ “Plus” bonus: During nighttime only.
Shield +1, Providence
▶ Divine magic: Usable by divine spell
casters only.
▶ Spell effects: On command, produces the
effect of one of the following spells when the
wearer or an ally touches it: Remove Curse,
Cure Disease, or Neutralise Poison.
▶ Usage limit: Is effective on any individual
at most once per day.
Shield +1, Sentinel
▶ Alert: Wearer's side is only surprised if they
roll 1.
▶ Initiative: +1 bonus.
Shield +1, Shiny Buckler
▶ Short: The “plus” bonus to AC applies only
to melee attacks.
▶ Free hand: Attached to the arm, the wearer
is able to use a secondary weapon or perform
other tasks.
Shield +1, Warding
▶ Magic resistance: +2 bonus to all saves
versus magic.
▶ Magic missiles: Each missile requires a
ranged attack roll to hit the wearer.
Shield +2, Draconic
▶ Dragon scales: Grants a +2 bonus to saving
throws against dragon breath.
▶ Dragon type: Chosen randomly (e.g. red
dragons, white dragons, etc.).
▶ Dragon breath damage: Of the specific
dragon type is reduced by 1 point for each HD
of the dragon.
Shield +2, Ligyron’s
▶ Human martials: Are the only ones
allowed to use it.
▶ Ward: +2 bonus to all saving throws
against breath attacks and wands.
▶ Missile weapons damage: Is reduced by 1
point per damage die rolled. (Each die inflicts
a minimum of 1 hit point damage.)
▶ Attacking the heel: AC 0 [19]. May be
targeted by missile attacks. If hit, it deals
triple damage to the wearer (not
cumulative with other Ligyron’s items).
Shield +2, Dragon Turtle
▶ Immunity: Cloud non-damage effects (e.g.
copper dragon’s cloud of slow gas).
▶ Hardened: Gain a +1 bonus against larger
than human-sized creatures.
Shield +2, Repulsion
▶ Creatures with less than 6HD: Are pushed
10’ away if they make a melee attack roll
against the wearer (save versus death to
avoid).
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
✪ Amphora of Mystic Water
✪ Amulet of Charming Resistance
✪ Amulet of Protection from Sleep
✪ Amulet of Shield
✪ Amulet of the Planes
✪ Armband of Death
✪ Armband of Healing
✪ Armband of Strength
✪ Armband of Variable Strength
✪ Balance of Conversion
✪ Balance of Judgment
✪ Balance of Power
✪ Banneret of The Tiger
✪ Bargain Tag
✪ Beryl Circlet
✪ Arcane Regulator: Blaze
✪ Arcane Regulator: Frost
✪ Arcane Regulator: Galvanic
✪ Blink Cloak
✪ Boots of Cloudwalking
✪ Boots of Stomping
✪ Boots of Striding
✪ Boots of Teleportation
✪ Boots of Tracks
✪ Boots of the Winterlands
✪ Broom of Cursed Flight
✪ Cape of the Mountebank
✪ Cat Slippers
✪ Chitinous Cloak
✪ Circlet of Blasting
✪ Citrine Wristband
✪ Cloak of Arachnida
✪ Cloak of Stiffness
✪ Cloak of the Mastermind
✪ Cobbled Wings Glider
✪ Dimensional Shackles
✪ Druidic Vest
✪ Dullstone
✪ Electric Eel Bracelet
✪ Eyes of the Accuracy
✪ Eyes of the Underdark
✪ Eyes of the Weakness Tracking
✪ Four Leaf Amulet
✪ Gauntlets of Rust
✪ Ghost Lantern
✪ Golden Hairpin
✪ Goldfish Earring
✪ Golem’s Clay Ball
✪ Growstone
✪ Guts Headband
✪ Hat of Disguise
✪ Hat of the Dunces
✪ Healer’s Headdress
✪ Helm of the Prowler
✪ Helm of Underwater Action
✪ Hermit Beans
✪ Hourglass Amulet
✪ Hovering Egg Pod
✪ Kangaroo Pouch
✪ Lantern of Revealing
✪ Lesser Dark Magatama
✪ Lesser Light Magatama
✪ Ligyron’s Greaves
✪ Ligyron’s Helmet
✪ Mage’s Bracers
✪ Magic Mushroom
✪ Magma Boots
✪ Mantle of Faith
✪ Necklace of Body Double
✪ Necklace of Glittering
✪ Necklace of Protection
✪ Needle of Death
✪ Needle of Repair
✪ Number One Coin
✪ Opal Circlet
✪ Oil of Nauseating Stench
✪ Oil of Fiery Burning
✪ Orb of Storms
✪ Peach Wood Sword
✪ Pearls of the Ebbing and Rising Tides
✪ Penny of Luck
✪ Pill of Hangover
✪ Pillow of Invigoration
✪ Quiver of Holding
✪ Rabbit’s Foot
✪ Ring Gates
✪ Rival Armbands
✪ Robe of Bone Tokens
✪ Robe of Stars
✪ Robe of the Archpriest
✪ Robe of the Magi
✪ Robe of the Priest
✪ Robe of Vermin
✪ Ruby Circlet
✪ Saddle of the Cavalier
✪ Sapphire Circlet
✪ Scabbard of Blade Eating
✪ Scabbard of Keen Edges
✪ Scabbard of Strengthening
✪ Scarab of Golems
✪ Scarf of the Helping Hand
✪ Shadow Cloak
✪ Shoes of the Tiny Ones
✪ Silenus' Wineskin
✪ Skullclamp
✪ Slippers of Spider Climbing
✪ Smouldering Ruby Egg
✪ Sovereign Glue
✪ Spider Armlet
✪ Stone Alarm
✪ Stone Horse
✪ Sustaining Spoon
✪ Tide Jewel
✪ Topaz Circlet
✪ Universal Solvent
✪ Vest of Escape
✪ Weaven Silk Shirt
✪ Weaven Web Shirt
✪ Wind Fan
✪ Wind Guardian’s Sack
Amphora of Mystic Water
An amphora filled with a dose of water to
release a warrior’s potential.
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▶ Water: Have different effects depending on
the character drinking.
▶ Non-human martials and non-martials:
Are instantly killed.
▶ If a human martial drinks the water:
Must save versus death (at a -10 penalty) or
dies. If the character saves successfully, gains
the following powers:
a. Combat ability: The character attacks as a
21 Hit Dice monster.
b. Damage: Inflicts two additional dice of
damage.
c. Magic piercer: Hit monsters that can only
be harmed by magic.
d. Protection: +1 bonus to all saving throws.
Amulet of Charming Resistance
An amulet of brass that provides protection
from charming effects.
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▶ Protection: The amulet grants a +4 bonus
on saving throws against charming (e.g. song
of harpies, Charm Person).
Amulet of Protection from Sleep
An amulet of silver that protects its wearer
from falling asleep by outer influences.
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▶ Protection: The amulet grants a +4 bonus
on saving throws against sleeping (e.g. gaze
of jackalwere, sleep gas).
▶ Sleep: The wearer is allowed to make a save
versus spells to avoid falling under magical
slumber.
Amulet of Shield
A small amulet of stone that creates an
invisible field of force that protects its wearer.
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▶ Command word: Activates the amulet.
▶ Expending a charge: The wearer’s AC
becomes 2 [17] against missile attacks and 4
[15] against other attacks.
▶ Charges: 1d6+18 charges.
Amulet of the Planes
An amulet that allows its wearer to travel
between planes per the Plane Shift cleric
spell.
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▶ Compass: For the first 1d6 uses, there is a
20% chance that the wearer will be
transported to a random plane of existence.
▶ Usage frequency: May be used at most
once per day.
Arcane Regulator: Blaze
A silver device for arcane casters with an
interest in pyromancy. Clip to a belt or on the
chest to use it.
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▶ Magical core: Once per day, can use a
known fire-based spell of each level.
▶ Disrupted spells: Being cast via regulator
deals 1d6 damage per spell level to the caster.
▶ Fiery inspiration: Chance of failure
becomes 10% and time of research is halved,
in any magical research related to fire.
Arcane Regulator: Frost
A silver device for arcane casters with an
interest in cryomancy. Clip to a belt or on the
chest to use it.
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▶ Magical core: Once per day, the caster can
use a known cold-based spell of each level.
▶ Disrupted spells: Being cast via regulator
deals 1d6 damage per spell level to the caster.
▶ Chill inspiration: Probability of failure
becomes 10% and time of research is halved,
in any magical research related to cold.
Arcane Regulator: Galvanic
A silver device for arcane casters with an
interest in electromancy. Clip to a belt or on
the chest to use it.
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▶ Magical core: Once per day, the caster can
use a known lightning-based spell of each
level.
▶ Disrupted spells: Being cast via regulator
deals 1d6 damage per spell level to the caster.
▶ Shocking inspiration: Probability of
failure becomes 10% and time of research is
halved, in any magical research related to
lightning.
Armband of Death
A cursed armband engraved with two snakes
and a staff to kill a divine spell caster.
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▶ Once worn: The two snakes of the
armband bite the wearer for 1d4 automatic
damage per round each. For each bite, the
wearer must save versus poison or die.
▶ Removing: Once the curse is active,
the character cannot remove the armband.
The curse can only be removed with magic
(e.g. Remove Curse).
Armband of Healing
A blessed armband engraved with two snakes
and a staff that improves the healing powers
of a divine spell caster.
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▶ Maximised healing: Any variable
qualities of healing spells cast by the wearer
have their maximum value. (e.g. Cure Light
Wounds heals the maximum: 7hp).
▶ Usage frequency: The armband’s power
may be used at most 3 times a day.
Armband of Strength
A character who wears this armband has a
Strength score of 18 for 1 turn on command.
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▶ Melee attacks: +3 bonus to attack and
damage rolls, in melee.
▶ Unarmed attacks: Deal 1d2+3 damage.
▶ Usage frequency: The armband’s power
may be used at most 3 times a day.
Armband of Variable Strength
A cursed armband that weakens the wearer.
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▶ Effect: Once the armband is worn, the
wearer’s STR is reduced to 3.
▶ Variation: The STR rises by 1 per turn, until
18 is reached, and is reduced to 3 again on the
following turn.
▶ Removing: Once the curse is active, the
character cannot remove the armband. The
curse can only be removed with magic (e.g.
Remove Curse).
Balance of Conversion
A metal weighing device with the power to
compact value on command.
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▶ Using: If coins are placed on the right tray,
they will vanish and be converted into a gem
of equal value (in gp) on the left tray.
▶ Reverse: If gems are placed on the right
tray, they will vanish and be converted into
coins of equal value (in gp) on the left tray.
▶ Each tray: Holds up to 1,000 coins of
weight.
▶ Usage frequency: The balance’s power
may be used at most once per turn.
Balance of Judgment
A metal weighing device with the power to
reveal the alignment of a creature.
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▶ Using: If a non-neutral creature touches the
right tray, a coin appears on the left tray:
1. Chaotic: A copper piece appears.
2. Lawful: An electrum piece appears.
▶ The coin: Disappears after one round.
▶ Usage frequency: The balance’s power
may be used at most 3 times a day.
Balance of Power
A metal weighing device with the power to
raise a character’s ability score.
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▶ Empower: When a gem of at least 1,000gp
value is placed on the right tray, the gem is
destroyed and one of a character's ability
scores is raised to 18 for 1 day.
▶ Choosing: The ability score to be raised is
decided by the character holding the balance.
▶ Usage frequency: The balance may be used
at most once per day.
Banneret of the Tiger
A red and white banneret to be held on the
back of a warrior.
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▶ Value of arms: At the beginning of a
combat, the holder rolls a d4 and gains the
one of the following for 3 rounds:
1. Swift as the wind: A +1 on attack rolls.
2. Quiet as the forest: A +1 on saves.
3. Daring as the fire: A +1 on damage rolls.
4. Immovable as the mountain: A +1 on AC.
▶ Warlord: The bonus becomes a +2 at
7th-12th level, and a +3 at 13th level or higher.
Restriction: Only human martial characters
can benefit from the effects of the banneret.
Bargain Tag
A small shining plate in rainbow patterns
acknowledged among merchants and
specialists.
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▶ Bargain: 2-in-10 chance to get a discount
of 50% when buying or paying for services
(e.g. adventure gear, weapons, fees).
Beryl Circlet
Precious circlet made by dwarves. Grants the
wearer protection against lightning.
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▶ Normal lightning: Unharmed by
non-magical lightning
▶ Save bonus: Gain a +2 bonus to all saving
throws versus lightning-based magical or
breath attacks.
▶ Lightning-based damage: Is reduced by 1
point per damage die rolled. (Each die inflicts
a minimum of 1 hit point damage.)
Blink Cloak
A sparking cloak that allows its wearer to
perform short teleportations.
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▶ Blink: In combat, teleport close to an
enemy, attack, then reappear 1d4 × 10’ away.
If they have initiative, can blink away
without the opponent being able to
counter-attack.
▶ Evasion: If in serious danger, the wearer’s
side movement rate is doubled while fleeing.
Boots of Cloudwalking
Grants the power to walk on the surface of
any clouds and gases, without sinking.
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▶ Levitate: During storms, winds, and inside
gas: the wearer can move vertically up to 20’
per round.
Boots of Stomping
Cursed boots which cause the wearer’s
footsteps to produce a great noise.
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▶ Moving: The curse takes effect when the
character attempts to move more than half its
movement rate.
▶ Stomping: Can be heard up to 120’ away.
▶ Removing: Once the curse is active, the
character cannot remove the boots. The curse
can only be removed with magic (e.g. Remove
Curse).
Boots of Striding
The wearer is able to move 120’ (40’)—
regardless of the weight being carried.
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▶ Encumbrance: If using the optional rules
for encumbrance, the wearer will not have its
movement rate reduced.
Boots of Teleportation
Magical boots that allow its wearer to
teleport itself, per the Teleport magic-user
spell.
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▶ Usage frequency: May be used at most
three times a day.
Boots of Tracks
Magical boots to someone that wishes not to
be found.
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▶ False footsteps: The boots leave tracks of
any size or shape its wearer wants.
▶ Vanishing footsteps: The boots leave no
tracks if the wearer wants.
Boots of the Winterlands
White boots that are perfect for cold climates.
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▶ Snow surface: Walk without sinking or
slowing.
▶ Ice surface: Walk without breaking or
sliding.
▶ Normal cold: Unharmed by non-magical
freezing temperatures.
▶ Save bonus: Gain a +1 bonus to saving
throws versus cold-based effects (e.g. magic
or breath attacks).
Broom of Cursed Flight
A cursed broom that appears to be a common
broom of flying.
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▶ Curse: Activates if one or more creatures try
to ride the broom, flying up to 50' high or
ceiling height.
▶ After reaching the height limit: The
broom falls down, causing its riders to
plummet to the ground, resulting in falling
damage.
▶ After fall: The broom becomes
non-magical.
Cape of the Mountebank
A brightly red coloured cape with a magical
ability to make its wearer disappear in a
cloud of smoke and reappear in another
location.
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▶ Teleportation: Once per day, wearer can
teleport itself to a known location within
360’
▶ Location: Cannot be occupied by a solid
object.
Cat Slippers
Slippers with cat motifs for roguish
characters.
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▶ Light steps: The wearer steps makes no
noise and do not trigger pressure traps (e.g.
pit traps).
▶ Cat's landing: Ignore falling damage from
up to 50’ fallen.
▶ Wearing with armour: If the character
uses a shield, or wears armour heavier
than leather, the slippers have no effect.
Chitinous Cloak
A cloak crafted from the chitin carcass of a
burrowing insect.
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▶ Burrow: Wearer can move through soft
earth at 60’ (20’).
▶ Protection: The wearer gains a +1 bonus to
AC and all saving throws.
▶ Wearing with armour: If the character
uses a shield, or wears armour heavier
than leather, the cloak has no effect.
Circlet of Blasting
A golden headband with a small gem at its
centre.
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▶ Blasting: Once per day, the wearer can
release a 60' line of light from the circlet's
gem, dealing 3d6 points of damage.
▶ Power gem: Removing the gem drains the
circlet from its magical properties.
Citrine Wristband
A jewelled wristband empowered to prevent
poisoning.
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▶ Alert: Poisoned objects, foods and drinks,
or venomous creatures are caused to glow.
▶ Protection: +2 bonus to all saving throws
against poison.
▶ Prevents poisoning: 2 times, then shatters,
with the wristband becoming utterly useless.
Cloak of Arachnida
A black silk garment woven with spider
web-like patterns. It provides the wearer
with various magical abilities related to
spiders.
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▶ Web Immunity: The wearer becomes
immune to being trapped by both mundane
and magical webs.
▶ Web Movement: The wearer can move at
half speed through any webbed area.
▶ Web Launch: Once per day, can cast Web,
per the magic-user spell.
▶ Spider Climb: The cloak grants the ability
to climb, as per the Spider Climb magic-user
spell.
▶ Poison Resistance: The wearer gains a +2
bonus on all saves against spider poisons.
Cloak of Stiffness
A cursed cloak which paralyses who dons it.
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▶ Handling: The cloak can be handled safely.
▶ Doning: The wearer is instantly paralyzed,
without a saving throw. As long as the cloak
remains in place, the victim cannot move
itself even by magic.
▶ Removing: Once donned, can only be
removed by magic (e.g. Remove Curse).
Cloak of the Mastermind
A deep-blue cloak from an outer world being.
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▶ Mental defence: +2 bonus to all saving
throws against mental powers.
▶ ESP: Can read thoughts of any within 20’.
Obstructed by a thin layer of lead or by rock
of 2’ thick or greater.
▶ Magic resistance: +2 bonus against
mind-affecting magic.
Cobbled Wings Glider
Hang glider made of bamboo and a hundred
patches of silk that were sewn together.
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▶ Speed: The glider flies at 480’ (160’).
▶ Passengers: An additional passenger may
be carried. When carrying two people, the
glider’s speed is 300’ (100’).
▶ Attack: The one riding the glider can’t
attack or cast spells, but a passenger can.
▶ Duration: Can fly for up to 2 hours.
▶ Landing: 1-in-3 chance to rip apart and
become unable to fly, but with its remains
can be easily remade via magical research.
Dimensional Shackles
Sturdy shackles forged of cold iron with gold
runes.
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▶ Binding: A restrained creature is bound to
the material plane until the shackles are
removed.
▶ Magic restriction: Creature is unable to
use any spells or magical abilities regardless
of other abilities or conditions.
▶ Adjustable Size: The shackles can resize to
fit any creature.
Druidic Vest
A lightweight garment with woodland
patterns to divine spell casters able to change
their shape.
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▶ Druidic magic: Usable by divine spell
casters with access to druidic magic only.
▶ Shape Change: Grants to its wearer the
ability to change into the form of a reptile,
bird, and mammal an additional time per
day.
Dullstone
A polished, roughly hewn piece of decorative
stone (e.g. agate) which grants its owner with
a slower evolution.
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▶ XP modifier: The character has a -10%
penalty to its gain of XP.
▶ Discarding the stone: The stone reappears,
hidden somewhere on the character’s person,
unless the curse is removed by magic (e.g.
Remove Curse).
Electric Eel Bracelet
An eel-shaped bronze bracelet that wraps
around its user’s arm. Its wearer feels always
energised.
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▶ Electric Shock: Anyone within 5’ suffer
3d4 damage; Within 5’–10’ suffer 2d4
damage; Within 10’–15’ suffer 1d4 damage.
(No attack roll or saving throw.)
▶ Electric shock frequency: May be used at
most 3 times per day.
▶ Normal lightning: Unharmed by
non-magical lightning.
Eyes of Accuracy
A pair of crystal lenses that fit over the eyes,
enhancing its wearer's accuracy.
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▶ Sharp eyes: When making an attack, the
wearer rolls two dice and chooses the better
result.
Eyes of the Underdark
A pair of crystal lenses that fit over the eyes to
grant the power to see through darkness.
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▶ Everseeing: Wearer is not affected by
darkness spells and blinding effects.
▶ Infravision: 30’.
Eyes of the Weakness Tracking
A pair of crystal lenses that fit over the eyes
showing a foe's weak point.
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▶ Weak point: If a foe has some kind of
immunity, it will be negated if the wearer
rolls a natural 16 or higher on an attack roll.
Four-Leaf Clover
An emerald green and gold four-leaf clover
brooch worn on clothing or armour.
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▶ Lucky: Wearer gains a +1 bonus to all
saving throws.
▶ Distrust: -1 penalty to reaction
rolls when encountering fairies and Sylvan
creatures (e.g. dryads, treants).
Golden Hairpin
An extremely rare accessory worn in the hair
by spell casters.
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▶ Magic pool: Wearer becomes able to
memorise two additional spells of 1st, 2nd,
3rd and 4th spell levels.
▶ Resistance: Wearer gains a +2 bonus on
saving throws against silence.
Goldfish Earring
An accessory for one of the ears in the shape
of a small goldfish to filter listened
information.
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▶ Listening: The wearer gains the ability to
understand information in any language,
including coded messages. No ability to
speak unknown languages is conferred.

Gauntlets of Rust
A pair of soft leather gloves which bestow the
power to rust metal.
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▶ Rusting: Up to a human-sized metal
touched (e.g. weapons, armour) crumbles to
rust. In combat, a melee attack roll is
required.
▶ Magic items: Have a 10% chance per
“plus”, to be unaffected on each successful
hit. Each time a magic item is affected, it
loses one “plus”.
▶ Against metallic monsters: Inflicts 1d8+6
damage.
▶ Usage frequency: Up to once per day.

Ghost Lantern
A spooky lantern with a mysterious light that
never fades away.
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▶ Light: Cast in a 30’ radius. Do not require
oil.
▶ Will-o’-the-wisp: Once per day, the holder
can release a Will-o’-the-Wisp from the
lantern to help for up to 1 turn.
Golem’s Clay Ball
A 6” diameter mass of clay in a basket that
moulds itself into a golem in order to help its
master.
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▶ Master: An arcane or divine spell caster
only.
Usage: The items may be used as follows:
▶ Frequency: May only be used once per day.
▶ Before use: The mass of clay must be
prepared. This takes one round.
▶ Morphed clay golem: The mass of clay
becomes a 8 HD golem to do its master’s
bidding.
▶ Return to original form: After 3 turns, if
hp is reduced to 0 or if the golem is dispelled
by Dispel Magic or Dispel Evil.
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Morphed Clay Golem
8’ tall humanoid statues of morphed clay.
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AC 4 [15], HD 8* (36hp), Att 1 × fist (1d10 +
curse), THAC0 12 [+7], MV 60’ (20’), SV D8
W9 P10 B10 S12 (8), ML 12, AL Neutral, XP
1,200, TT None
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▶ Weapon immunity: Only harmed by blunt
weapons.
▶ Energy immunity: Unharmed by fire and
cold.
▶ Curse: Damage inflicted can only be healed
by a divine spell caster of 7th level or higher.
Growstone
A polished, roughly hewn piece of decorative
stone (e.g. agate) which grants its owner with
a faster evolution.
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▶ XP modifier: The character has a +10%
bonus to its gain of XP.
Guts Headband
A white cloth headband worn by resilient
ones.
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▶ From the guts: If the wearer's current hit
points is 2 or more and would be killed by an
attack, there’s a 1-in-4 chance to survive
with 1 hit point instead.
● Human martials: 2-in-4 chance to
survive.
Hat of Disguise
On command, it changes its wearer's
appearance as per the illusionist's Glamour
spell.
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▶ Duration: Wearer's appearance returns to
normal when commanded again.
Hat of the Dunces
A cursed hat that weakens the wearer's
intellect.
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▶ Effect: Within 6 rounds of putting the hat
on, the wearer’s INT is reduced to 3.
▶ Wearer: Becomes an imbecile, unable to
think clearly or cast spells.
▶ Removing: The hat cannot be removed,
once worn.
▶ Dispelling: The curse can be removed by
magic (e.g. Remove Curse), or (at the
referee’s option) by performing a special
quest.
Healer’s Headdress
A finely crafted headdress adorned with
symbols of healing and restoration. Woven
from enchanted threads.
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▶ Divine magic: Usable by divine spell
casters only.
▶ Healing: Has one of the following effects:
a. Cure setious wounds: 2d6+2 hit points.
b. Cure disease
▶ Usage frequency: Each function can be
used up to twice per day. A single subject can
only be affected once per day.
Helm of the Pilferer
A special helm for roguish dungeon delvers.
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▶ Traps: Reveals the location of any traps
within 20’
▶ Secret doors: Reveals the location of any
secret door within 20’.
▶ Treasure: Reveals the location of any
treasure within 20’.
▶ Concentration: The wearer must
concentrate to use the helm’s powers.
▶ Usage frequency: The helm may be used
up to once per turn.
Helm of Underwater Action
A special helm to dive and explore waters.
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▶ Underwater Sight: The lenses of the
helmet allows its wearer to see five times
further underwater than humans and
demi-humans would normally see.
▶ Underwater Breathing: On command,
creates a magical air bubble around the
wearer's head, enabling normal breathing
underwater.
▶ Bubble duration: Bubble persists until
commanded to cease.
Hermit Beans
Green savoury beans that can only be
cultivated by immortal sages. 1d3 beans are
usually found inside a small pouch.
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▶ Wounds: A bean restores a person’s hit
points to its maximum.
▶ Panacea: A bean cures any disease, poison
and other conditions.
▶ Nourishment: Sustains a person for 7 days
(no need to eat or drink).
Hourglass Amulet
An amulet with a small hourglass inside to
improve speed reaction.
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▶ Initiative: The wielder always acts first in
the round, as if they had won initiative.
▶ Usage frequency: May be used at most
once per hour.
Hovering Egg Pod
A pod (4’ tall) that resembles a halved egg
shell with two levers and a chair inside. Acts
as a hovering vehicle.
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▶ Levers:
1. Move: Up to 180’ (60') on
forward/backward/left/right.
2. Levitation control: Up to 5’ and no less
than 1’ above a surface.
▶ Combat stats: The pod is treated as a
vehicle with AC 5 [14] and 9 hull points.
▶ Crew: Up to 1 human-sized person can fit
inside the pod.
▶ Attacking: Not possible with melee or
missile weapons, except with a crossbow, oil,
or holy water.
▶ Max load: Up to 3,000 coins
unencumbered; up to 6,000 at half speed.
Kangaroo Pouch
A leather pouch that can be strapped around
the waist to magically hold weight.
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▶ Weight: Up to 600 coins of weight can be
placed in the pouch.
▶ When full: The pouch weighs 10 coins.
▶ While worn: Is undetectable, except by
detect spells (e.g. Detect Invisible, True
Seeing, etc.).
Lantern of Revealing
A hooded lantern with a unique ability to
expose invisible objects and creatures in a 25'
radius.
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▶ Invisibility: Is negated while the lantern's
light, but the invisibility itself is not removed.
▶ Oil: Consumed normally (24 turns).
Lesser Dark Magatama
A piece of black stone to empower arcane
spell casters.
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▶ Exclusive to: Arcane spell casters.
▶ Once per day: Wielder can rememorize a
1st or 2nd level spell.
▶ After use: The magatama has 2-in-10
chances to crackle and become utterly
useless.
Lesser Light Magatama
A piece of white stone to empower divine
spell casters.
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▶ Exclusive to: Divine spell casters.
▶ Once per day: Wielder can rememorize a
1st or 2nd level spell.
▶ After use: The magatama has 2-in-10
chances to crackle and become utterly
useless.
Ligyron’s Greaves
Greaves from an ancient elite hero.
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▶ Human martials: Are the only ones
allowed to use it.
▶ Movement: Movement rate is doubled.
▶ Attacks: The number of attacks per round
the character can make is doubled.
▶ Attacking the heel: AC 0 [19]. May be
targeted by missile attacks. If hit, it deals
triple damage to the wearer (not
cumulative with other Ligyron’s items).
Ligyron’s Helmet
Helmet from an ancient elite hero.
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▶ Human martials: Are the only ones
allowed to use it.
▶ Ward: +2 bonus to all saving throws
against spells, rods or staves.
▶ Magic damage: Is reduced by 1 point per
damage die rolled. (Each die inflicts a
minimum of 1 hit point damage.)
▶ Attacking the heel: AC 0 [19]. May be
targeted by missile attacks. If hit, it deals
triple damage to the wearer (not
cumulative with other Ligyron’s items).
Mage’s Bracers
Enchanted wrist-guards which grants
empowerment to an arcane spell caster.
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▶ Spell doubling: When casting a spell of 1st,
2nd or 3rd level: there is a 1-in-6 chance of
the caster being able to copy that spell.
▶ AC granted: The bracers grant an AC of 7
[12]. (The AC granted by each pair of bracers
is fixed.)
▶ Wearing along with armour: The bracers
grant no benefit.
Magic Mushroom
Red magical mushroom which can change a
person's size. 1d3 mushrooms are usually
found together.
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▶ Bite: When a mushroom is bitten, a
character doubles in size and gains the
following powers:
1. Damage: The damage inflicted by the
character’s attacks is doubled.
2. Load: The amount of weight the character
can carry is doubled.
▶ Original size: The character returns to
normal after 2 turns or if hit.
Magma Boots
Boots crafted in a living inferno.
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▶ Magma and fiery surfaces: Walk without
sinking or melting.
▶ Normal heat: Unharmed by non-magical
heat or fire.
▶ Save bonus: Gain a +1 bonus to saving
throws versus fire-based effects (e.g. magic or
breath attacks).
Mantle of Faith
An overgarment to be worn over clothing or
armour, providing protection to a divine spell
caster from foes of opposed alignment.
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▶ Damage: From a creature of opposed
alignment is reduced by 1 point per damage
die rolled. (Each die inflicts a minimum of 1
hit point damage.)
▶ Neutral characters: Do not benefit from
the mantle's power.
Necklace of Body Double
A beautifully crafted necklace with small
crystals to create a mirror image of its wearer
for 1 minute.
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▶ Behaviour: The mirror image looks and
behaves exactly as the wearer.
▶ Attacks on the wearer: Destroy one of the
mirror images (even if the attack misses).
▶ Frequency: May be used at most once per
hour.
Necklace of Glittering
A silver necklace with translucent crystals
that emits a flash of light to hinder vision.
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▶ On command: Emits light at one creature
within 30’ to partially blind it for 6 rounds
(save versus spells or -4 to attacks).
▶ Creatures with a gaze attack: Cannot use
its gaze for one round.
▶ Undead creatures: Are unaffected.
▶ Usage frequency: May be used up to once
per turn.
Necklace of Protection
A fabulous jewelled necklace that grants a
measure of protection to anyone who wears it
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▶ Saving throws: A +1 bonus to all saves.
▶ Saving throws: A +1 bonus to all saves.
Needle of Death
A platinum needle that carries a curse to kill
anyone who uses it
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▶ Activating: The needle’s curse is activated
when a character holds it and speaks the
command word engraved on the needle.
▶ When activated: Tears through leather,
cloth, and flesh, inflicting 2 points of damage
per round, as it works its way in.
▶ Removing: Once the curse is active, the
character cannot remove the needle. Can only
be removed with magic (e.g. Remove Curse).
Needle of Repair
A platinum needle that, on command, repairs
any torn or damaged cloth, leather, or metal
item.
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▶ Sewing: Takes one turn.
▶ Restriction: At the referee’s discretion, may
not affect certain magic items.
Number One Coin
A golden coin of a unique beauty that brings
fortune to its holder.
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▶ Fortune bringer: Increases the chance of
finding coins among hoards (A-O) and
group treasures (U-V) by 10%.
Oil of Fiery Burning
A flask of thin oil which ignites with ease. 1d4
flasks are usually found together.
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▶ Ignites: Upon exposure to air.
▶ Splash weapon: Can be thrown as a splash
weapon (e.g. burning oil, holy water) and
breaks spreading into a 10’ diameter pool and
affects all within the area; burns for up to 1
day.
▶ Inflicts: 4d8 damage when broken or
exploded (save versus spells for half) and
2d8 damage on the following round (save
versus spells for half). A target successfully
hit by the oil as a splash weapon may not
make a saving throw.
▶ If flask is opened: Deals 1d8 damage to
holder and will explode if not closed again
within 1 round. There is a 4-in-6 chance of
success.
Oil of Nauseating Stench
A flask of thin oil which has the power to
make characters have a horribly stench. 2d4
flasks are usually found together.
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▶ Applying: The oil must be rubbed onto the
character to be affected. A flask is sufficient
for one human-sized character and their gear.
▶ Nauseating stench: Oil on the skin has a
smell that sickens humans and demihumans:
save versus poison or suffer –2 to hit, while
in melee with the user.
▶ Duration: 8 hours.
Opal Circlet
Precious circlet made by dwarves. Grants the
wearer protection against acid.
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▶ Normal acid: Unharmed by non-magical
acid.
▶ Save bonus: Gain a +2 bonus to all saving
throws versus acid-based magical or breath
attacks.
▶ Acid-based damage: Is reduced by 1 point
per damage die rolled. (Each die inflicts a
minimum of 1 hit point damage.)
Orb of Storms
An 8" glass sphere that grants its bearer
control over a heavy storm (240 yards around
the bearer).
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Usage: The orb may be used as follows:
▶ Frequency: The orb power may only be
used once per month.
▶ Before use: The orb must be prepared. This
takes one turn.
▶ Activation: Once prepared, activating the
orb takes one round. The
▶ Concentration: The storm persists for up
to 10 rounds as long as the bearer
concentrates on the orb and does not move.
▶ Heavy Storm:
1st Round: Thunder deafens anyone under
the cloud for 1d4 × turns (save versus spells
to avoid).
2nd Round: Acid rain inflicts 1d6 damage on
victims (No saving throw).
3rd Round: Lightning strikes up to six
targets, dealing 6d6 damage (save versus
spells for half damage). Each target can be
hit by one bolt only.
4th Round: Hailstones deal 5d6 points of
damage to targets (No saving throw).
5th-10th Rounds: Violent rain and wind
gusts limit visibility to 5'. Victims suffer a -4
penalty to melee attacks.
▶ Protection: The orb's owner and allies
within 5' are completely unharmed by the
heavy storm.
▶ Inside the storm area: Missile attacks and
spell casting becomes impossible.
Peach Wood Sword
A wooden device to drive off evil influence.
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▶ Divine spell casters: Using the sword
grants the following powers:
1. Weapon: Against evil spirits, undead and
demonkind may be used as a normal sword
+2. It’s treated as a blunt weapon.
2. Evil spirits, undead and demonkind hit:
Instantly banished or destroyed. The monster
may save versus spells (with a -2 penalty)
to avoid banishment or destruction. If the
monster’s save succeeds, it flees.
3. Dispel: Effects or spells from evil spirits,
undead or demonkind over a being or object
touched by the sword.
Pearls of Ebbing and Rising Tide
A pair of magical pearls that causes waters to
recede or to rise while the holder
concentrates in them.
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▶ Ebbing tide: On command, each round
thereafter that the character concentrates, all
waters within 60’ recede at the rate of 5’ per
round.
▶ Rising tide: On command, each round
thereafter that the character concentrates, all
waters within 60’ rise at the rate of 5’ per
round.
▶ Concentration: Is required to maintain the
waters rising or receding. If the wielder loses
concentration, the waters instantly rush back
to their normal banks or depths.
Penny of Luck
A magical copper piece with a horse's head
on one side and a horse's tail on the other.
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▶ Flip of luck: Once per day, the owner may
flip the coin to receive a bonus or a penalty
depending of the result:
▶ Heads: A +4 bonus to AC for 1 turn.
▶ Tails: A -4 penalty to AC for 1 turn.
Pill of Hangover
A small pouch with pills effective against
drunk numbness.
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▶ Pouch contains: 2d6 pills.
▶ If consumed: Alcoholic hangover and
numbness disappear.
Pillow of Invigoration
A cushion which provides good dreams and
nice resting.
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▶ Doubles: Hit points restored with a night's
sleep.
▶ Halves: The time required to memorise new
spells.
Quiver of Holding
A apparently common quiver, created by a
war mage to magically contain a whole
variety of weaponry.
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▶ Compartments: The quiver has three
compartments to hold:
1. Ammunition (arrows, bolts): Up to 100.
2. Thrown weapons (javelins, daggers): Up
to 50.
3. Main weapons (swords, bows): Up to 10.
▶ Quick draw: Any weapon or ammunition
as if doing so from a regular quiver or
scabbard.
▶ Weight: Up to 2,000 coins of weight can be
placed in the quiver.
▶ When full: The quiver weighs 100 coins.
Rabbit’s Foot
The paw from a once lucky white rabbit worn
on clothing or armour.
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▶ Lucky: Wearer gains a +1 bonus to all
saving throws.
▶ Distrust: -1 penalty to reaction
rolls when encountering herbivore creatures.
Steering Wheel of Safety
An enchanted ship’s wheel that aids in
aquatic travels.
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▶ Wind blowing: Vessels are not affected by
gales and storms during the travel.
▶ Miles per day in water: The number of
miles a creature or vessel can travel in a day is
determined by dividing its base movement
rate by two.
▶ Wandering monsters:
1. Frequency: At most once per day.
2. Chance of encounters: 1-in-6 on oceans
or rivers.
3. Distance: Wandering monsters are always
encountered 4d6 × 10 yards away.
Ring Gates
Paired 18” diameter iron rings that enable
teleportation between them when placed
within 100 miles of each other.
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▶ Instantaneous: Anything that enters
through one ring will immediately emerge
from the other ring.
▶ Attacks, messages, and spells: Can also
pass through.
▶ Capacity: Up to 1,000 coins of weight can
pass through each day.
▶ Exception: Things partially pushed
through and then retracted (e.g. a hand) will
not be counted towards the daily limit.
▶ Identification: Both the entry and exit
sides of the rings are clearly marked for easy
identification.
Rival Armbands
A pair of armbands to make two unlikely
partners stand together.
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▶ Alignments: In order to work, one of the
wearers must be lawful and the other one
must be chaotic.
▶ Pain share: If one of the wearers would
suffer damage, both wearers suffer half that
damage instead.
▶ Within 5' of each other: The wearers save
using the better saving throw value between
them.
Robe of Bone Tokens
A plain-looking robe with the power to
conjure undead monsters out of thin air
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▶ Arcane spell casters: After donning the
robe, they notice a series of tokens sewn into
it, shaped like bones.
▶ Other characters: Cannot perceive or use
the powers of this robe.
▶ Removing a token: Takes 1 round. The
token permanently turns into the
corresponding undead monster.
▶ Types of undead monster: The robe has
the following tokens when found:
a. 2 goblin skeletons
b. 2 goblin zombies
c. 2 human skeletons
d. 2 human zombies
e. 2 wolf skeletons
f. 2 wolf zombies
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Robe of Stars
Dark-coloured robe embroidered with 6
silver or white stars.
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▶ Astral plane: Once per day, the wearer can
go to the astral plane, becoming intangible.
Cannot make any action until come back
from the astral plane.
▶ Saving throw: Grants a +1 bonus to all
saves.
▶ Shooting stars: Each star can be used to
conjure a missile that unerringly hits a foe
within 150’, inflicting 1d6+1 damage. Each
star disappears after use.
▶ Stars per round: Up to 2 stars may be
expended in a single round.
▶ When the last star is spent: The robe loses
its powers.
Robe of the Archpriest
A normal-looking robe which grants a variety
of magical boons to a divine spell caster of
suitable alignment.
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▶ Robe’s alignment: When found, roll 1d20
to determine the robe’s alignment: 1–10:
lawful, 11–20: chaotic.
▶ Character’s alignment: Upon donning the
robe, a divine spell caster whose alignment
differs from that of the robe suffers 6d4
damage and changes alignment to that of the
robe.
▶ Divine casters: Donning a robe grants the
following powers:
a. Protection: AC 3 [16].
b. Saves: +1 bonus to all saves.
c. Magic Emanation: Touch range spells
affect up to 6 creatures within 30’ around the
caster instead.
Robe of the Magi
A cheap version of the fabulous Robe of the
Archmagi.
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▶ Robe’s alignment: When found, roll 1d20
to determine the robe’s alignment: 1–9:
lawful, 10–15: neutral, 16–20: chaotic.
▶ Character’s alignment: Upon donning the
robe, an arcane spell caster whose alignment
differs from that of the robe suffers 3d3
damage and changes alignment to that of the
robe.
▶ Arcane casters: Donning a robe grants the
following powers:
a. Protection: AC 7 [12].
b. Saves: +1 bonus to all saving throws
against magic.
c. Spell empowerment: When the character
casts charm, hold, or polymorph spells, the
target suffers a –2 penalty to the saving
throw.
Robe of the Priest
A cheap version of the fabulous Robe of the
Archpriest.
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▶ Robe’s alignment: When found, roll 1d20
to determine the robe’s alignment: 1–9:
lawful, 10–15: neutral, 16–20: chaotic.
▶ Character’s alignment: Upon donning the
robe, a divine spell caster whose alignment
differs from that of the robe suffers 3d3
damage and changes alignment to that of the
robe.
▶ Divine casters: Donning a robe grants the
following powers:
a. Protection: AC 5 [14].
b. Saves: +1 bonus to all saving throws
against magic..
c. Magic Emanation: Touch range spells
affect up to one creature within 30’ around
the caster instead.
Robe of Vermins
A normal-looking, but cursed robe infested
with pests.
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▶ When initially worn: The robe grants a +1
bonus to all saving throws.
▶ Combat: Once the wearer is in combat
situation, the robe’s curse activates.
▶ Vermin curse: The robe infested with
pests, bites its wearer, hindering its actions
by the following:
a. Initiative: Wearer always acts last in the
round, as if they had lost
initiative.
b. Disrupting: Whenever casting a spell,
wearer's spell has a 50% of chance of being
disrupted and fails.
▶ Removing: Once donned, can only be
removed by magic (e.g. Remove Curse).
Ruby Circlet
Precious circlet made by dwarves. Grants the
wearer protection against fire.
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▶ Normal fire: Unharmed by non-magical
fire.
▶ Save bonus: Gain a +2 bonus to all saving
throws versus fire-based magical or breath
attacks.
▶ Fire-based damage: Is reduced by 1 point
per damage die rolled. (Each die inflicts a
minimum of 1 hit point damage.)
Saddle of the Cavalier
Marvellous armour made for mounts.
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▶ Attack rolls: Against the mount suffer a –2
penalty.
▶ Savings: A +1 bonus to all mount’s saves.
▶ Rider: Cannot be forced to dismount
against its will.
Sapphire Circlet
Precious circlet made by dwarves. Grants the
wearer protection against cold.
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▶ Normal cold: Unharmed by non-magical
cold.
▶ Save bonus: Gain a +2 bonus to all saving
throws versus cold-based magical or breath
attacks.
▶ Cold-based damage: Is reduced by 1 point
per damage die rolled. (Each die inflicts a
minimum of 1 hit point damage.)
Scabbard of Blade Eating
Cursed scabbard that ruins a bladed weapon.
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▶ Adapts: To store any bladed weapon inside.
▶ Blade destroyer: Destroys a bladed
weapon stored inside. If the weapon is
magical may save versus spells with its
“plus” as bonus to avoid destruction.
▶ Stuck: If the weapon saves successfully,
cannot be removed unless removed by magic
(e.g. Remove Curse).
Scabbard of Keen Edges
A magical scabbard that sharps bladed
weapons.
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▶ Adapts: To store any bladed weapon inside.
▶ Sharpening: Up to 3 times per day, the
scabbard empowers the weapon within,
granting it a +2 bonus to both attack rolls
and damage for 10 combat rounds.
▶ Sure hit: While under the enchantment,
the weapon will always hit on an unmodified
attack roll of 19 or 20.
Scabbard of Strengthening
A magical scabbard that hones the potential
of bladed weapons.
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▶ Adapts: To store any bladed weapon inside.
▶ Enhancing: In combat, the first melee
attack with a weapon that was stored inside
deals an additional dice of damage.
▶ Resheath: Takes 6 turns to enhance the nn
n blade again.
Scarab of Golems
A small, scarab-shaped brooch which grants
the power to detect and fight golems.
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▶ Detect: Causes golems within 60’ to be
haloed in a fiery glow.
▶ Hidden enemies: Even enemies that are
concealed or invisible are affected.
▶ Owner: Ignores golem's mundane damage
immunity.
Scarf of the Helping Hand
A long scarf with one of its ends in the shape
of a hand. Helps its wearer to do lots of
things. Stretchy and durable.
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▶ Useful hand: The magical knitted hand can
perform various tasks (e.g. hold a torch, open
a door).
▶ Can’t: Attack or use magic items.
▶ Range: 20’
▶ Can hold: Up to 100 coins of weight.
Shadow Cloak
A black cloak which bestows a remarkable
ability to move in the shadows.
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▶ Hide in shadows: The wearer may hide in
shadows, with a 25% chance of success (or a
+25% bonus if already able to hide in
shadows).
▶ Infravision: 60’, while hiding in shadows.
▶ Shadow warp: Up to 3 times per day: the
cloak enables the wearer to warp from one
shadow to another up to 360’ away.
▶ Wearing with armour: If the character
uses a shield, or wears armour heavier
than leather, the cloak has no effect.
▶ If wearer is harmed by magical fire: Must
save versus spells. If the save
fails, the cloak is destroyed.
Shoes of the Tiny Ones
An apparently common pair of shoes to short
people.
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▶ Fake height: Anyone wearing looks 1’ taller.
Some may look a little weird.
Silenus’ Wineskin
A skin full of sweet red wine of a bohemian
god.
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▶ Everflowing: The wine that’s inside never
ends.
▶ Any who drinks: More than 1 pint of the
wine must save versus poison or gets drunk
for 3d6 turns.
Skullclamp
Cursed headgear which suffocates the
thoughts of its wearer.
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▶ Wearing: The headgear constricts and
attaches around the character’s head,
inflicting 2 points of damage per round.
▶ Mind constriction: The character cannot
cast spells or concentrate. Character loses 1d4
points of INT permanently.
▶ Removing: The headgear can only be
removed with magic (e.g. Remove Curse).
▶ If the character dies: The headgear
remains constricted in place until the corpse
has rotted away (about 1 month).It then
loosens, ready for another victim.
Slippers of Spider Climbing
Footwear that grants the wearer the ability to
climb any surface and move across ceilings at
a rate of 20'.
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▶ Versatile Climbing: Wearer is able to climb
surfaces and move upside down across
ceilings.
▶ Hands-Free Climbing: The wearer is able
to move without using their hands.
▶ Surface: The slippers become useless if the
surface is hazardous for normal walking (e.g.
ice, grease, etc).
▶ Usage Frequency: The slippers can be used
for up to 1 turn per day.
Smouldering Ruby Egg
An ebony egg with glittering ruby-coloured
veins. It’s said that when it finally hatches,
something impressive shall happen.
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▶ The egg: Whenever the egg’s owner is
harmed by an enemy, it will rock with the
veins glowing brighter.
▶ The tenth time owner gets harmed: Roll
1d10:
1-9: Nothing happens and the count resets.
10: The egg hatches and bursts into 8d12
rubies (1,000 gp value each).
Sovereign Glue
An adhesive substance with exceptional
bonding capabilities, creating permanent
connections between any objects it binds.
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▶ Glue Quantity: A vial contains 1d6+1 doses
of glue.
▶ Coverage: Each dose of glue coats up to 1
square feet of surface.
▶ Once applied: The bond requires one
round to set, allowing the items to be
separated before it becomes permanent.
▶ Permanent: After the bond has set, cannot
be undone unless dissolved with universal
solvent or using a wish.
Spider Armlet
A crimson armlet in pearly white web
pattern. Allows a man to do some things a
spider can.
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▶ Web Launch: Cast Web, per the magic-user
spell.
▶ Web frequency: May not be used more
than once per turn.
▶ Arachne symbol: +2 bonus to all saving
throws against spiders, scorpions and
driders.
Stone of Alarm
A 3" square stone cube that attaches itself to
an object to warn its owner of intruders.
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▶ Activation: Its command word must be
spoken.
▶ Alarm trigger: If anyone touches the object
without speaking the command word, the
stone emits a loud alarm for one round.
▶ Audible Range: The alarm sound can be
heard up to a quarter mile away.
Stone Horse
A life-sized statue war horse brought to life
with a command word.
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▶ Sustenance: No need for rest or food.
▶ Carry loads: Up to 10,000 coins
(unaffected by encumbrance).
▶ Repair: By feeding it gems: 1 hp restored
per 50 gp worth of gems.
▶ Destruction: At 0 hp shatters into
worthless dust and rock, beyond repair.
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Stone Horse
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AC 0 [19], HD 4+4 (22hp), Att 2 × hoof (1d6),
THAC0 15 [+4], MV 120’ (40’), SV D10 W11
P12 B13 S14 (4), ML 12, AL Neutral, XP 125, TT
None
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▶ Blend in with stone: May be overlooked or
mistaken for inanimate statues.
▶ Spell immunity: Unaffected by sleep or
charm spells.
▶ Charge: When not in melee. Requires a
clear run of at least 20 yards. Rider’s lance
inflicts double damage. The stone horse
cannot attack when charging.
▶ Melee: When in melee, both rider and
stone horse can attack.
Sustaining Spoon
A miraculous utensil, when placed in an
empty bowl, fills the bowl with a bland but
nourishing gruel.
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▶ Nourishment: Provides enough sustain for
a person for 1 day (no need to eat).
▶ Produce: Up to four servings of nourishing
gruel per day.
Topaz Circlet
Precious circlet made by dwarves. Grants the
wearer protection against gas.
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▶ Normal gas: Unharmed by non-magical
gas, steam, etc.
▶ Save bonus: Gain a +2 bonus to all saving
throws versus gas-based magical or breath
attacks.
▶ Gas-based damage: Is reduced by 1 point
per damage die rolled. (Each die inflicts a
minimum of 1 hit point damage.)
Universal Solvent
A powerful substance capable of breaking
bonds between glued or rusted items.
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▶ Versatility: The solvent can unstick any
objects joined by glue or rust, regardless of
the adhesive's strength.
▶ Sovereign Glue: Universal solvent can
dissolve even the bonds created by sovereign
glue.
▶ Container Appearance: Universal solvent
is always stored in a distinctive blue and
yellow container.
Vest of Escape
A silk waistcoat with lockpicks inside secret
compartments that bestow an advantage to a
roguish character attempting to open locks.
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▶ Open locks: Roguish characters (e.g. a
thief) gains a +10% bonus to open locks. This
does not require thieves’ tools. The character
can only try this skill once per lock. If the roll
fails, the character may not try the same lock
again before gaining an experience level.
▶ Imperceptible: Only the wearer can detect
the concealed compartments.
Weaven Silk Shirt
Incredible shirt made of silk to protect the
vulnerable.
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▶ Cloth: If unarmoured, grants AC 6 [13] to
the wearer.
▶ Resilience: +1 AC bonus If wearer is
attacked by blunt attacks.
Weaven Web Shirt
Incredible shirt made of web to protect the
vulnerable.
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▶ Cloth: If unarmoured, grants AC 6 [13] to
the wearer.
▶ Resilience: +1 AC bonus If wearer is
attacked by blunt attacks.
Wind Fan
A magical had fan that grants the ability to
cast the Gust of Wind spell.
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▶ Usage frequency: A wind fan may be used
safely at most once per day.
▶ After its first daily use: It has a cumulative
20% chance of being shredded to pieces,
becoming utterly useless.
Wind Guardian’s Sack
A large sack to release the forces of gales.
Looks like a common bag full of grains or
treasure.
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▶ Gales: Roll 1d4 to release:
1. Home Winds: Releases winds that send
the ones who opened the sack back to their
last resting place.
2. Wind Geyser: A random 6 or less HD
creature is launched 100’ upward (save
versus death to halve the height’).
3. Enraged winds: 90’ long wind cone. 2’
wide at the mouth, 30’ wide at far end.
Creatures with less than 3HD swept are aside
(save versus death).
4. Tornado: 120’ tall, 40’ wide at top, 10’
wide at base. Moves at 240’ (80’). 3d12
damage to all in path and then disappears.
Creatures with less than 5 HD are slain (save
versus death).
▶ After release: The sack is ripped into
shreds.
POTIONS
✪ Philter of Love
✪ Potion of Absorption
✪ Potion of Acid Breath
✪ Potion of Acid Resistance
✪ Potion of Anti-Magic
✪ Potion of Anti-Missile
✪ Potion of Antivenom
✪ Potion of Arcane Comprehension
✪ Potion of Blindness
✪ Potion of Clarity
✪ Potion of Climbing
✪ Potion of Cold Breath
✪ Potion of Cold Resistance
✪ Potion of Deterioration
✪ Potion of Extra-Healing
✪ Potion of Fear Breath
✪ Potion of Fire Breath
✪ Potion of Gas Resistance
✪ Potion of Immunity
✪ Potion of Infravision
✪ Potion of Insomnia
✪ Potion of Life Persistence
✪ Potion of Lightning Breath
✪ Potion of Lightning Resistance
✪ Potion of Macro-Healing
✪ Potion of Madness
✪ Potion of Mess
✪ Potion of Necrophagy
✪ Potion of Nutrition
✪ Potion of Panacea
✪ Potion of Paralysing Breath
✪ Potion of Paralysis
✪ Potion of Petrification
✪ Potion of Poisonous Breath
✪ Potion of Repulsion Breath
✪ Potion of Silence
✪ Potion of Silver Tongue
✪ Potion of Sleep Breath
✪ Potion of Slow Breath
✪ Potion of Stonebreak
✪ Potion of Truth
✪ Potion of Unbreathing
✪ Potion of Water Breathing
✪ Potion of Weakness
Philter of Love
Appears the same as any other potion.
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▶ Effect: Charms the drinker to become
infatuated for the first creature on sight.
▶ Sipping: Even a sip has the full effect.
Potion of Absorption
Grants protection against a kind of energy.
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▶ Chooses the energy to be absorbed: Fire,
lightning, cold, gas or acid.
▶ Absorption: Character ignores 10 points of
damage per round.
Potion of Acid Breath
Grants the power to use a breath weapon like
a black dragon.
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▶ Frequency of use: Up to 3 times.
▶ Area: A line of acid: 5’ wide, 30’ long.
▶ Damage: All caught in the area suffer
damage equal to half the character’s current
hit points (rounded up). A save versus
breath is allowed for half damage.
Potion of Acid Resistance
Grants protection against acid.
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▶ Normal acid: Unharmed by non-magical
acid.
▶ Save bonus: Gain a +2 bonus to all saving
throws versus acid-based magical or breath
attacks.
▶ Acid-based damage: Is reduced by 1 point
per damage die rolled. (Each die inflicts a
minimum of 1 hit point damage.)
Potion of Anti-Magic
Dispels magic of a certain kind.
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▶ Negates: Charm, Geas and curses.
Potion of Anti-Missile
Grants complete immunity to small,
non-magical missiles (e.g. no protection is
granted against hurled boulders or
enchanted missiles).
Potion of Antivenom
Has one of two effects on the character who
drinks it:
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▶ Prevents poisoning: For the potion's
duration.
▶ Curing poisoning: Poisoning effects are
negated. A character who has died from
poisoning can be revived, if potion is drunk
within ten rounds.
Potion of Arcane Comprehension
Grants two effects on the character who
drinks it:
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▶ Understanding: This works in the same
way as the magic-user spell Read Magic. The
standard potion duration applies.
▶ Scribe: Copy spells from a source to spell
book without failure.
Potion of Blindness
Appears the same as any other potion.
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▶ Effect: Causes blindness for the potion's
duration, without a saving throw.
▶ Sipping: Even a sip has the full effect.
Potion of Clarity
Releases from mind-affecting spells.
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▶ Negates: Confusion and Feeblemind spells.
Potion of Climbing
Grants the power to move like a giant spider.
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▶ Climb: Can walk on walls and ceilings
surfaces: 120’ (40’).
▶ Sticky fingers: The subject must have bare
hands and feet and cannot hold anything in
its hands while climbing.
▶ Spell casting: Not possible while climbing.
Potion of Cold Breath
Grants the power to use a breath weapon like
a white dragon.
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▶ Frequency of use: Up to 3 times.
▶ Area: A cone of cold: 15’ wide at the far end,
20’ long.
▶ Damage: All caught in the area suffer
damage equal to half the character’s current
hit points (rounded up). A save versus
breath is allowed for half damage.
Potion of Cold Resistance
Grants protection against cold.
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▶ Normal cold: Unharmed by non-magical
cold.
▶ Save bonus: Gain a +2 bonus to all saving
throws versus cold-based magical or breath
attacks.
▶ Cold-based damage: Is reduced by 1 point
per damage die rolled. (Each die inflicts a
minimum of 1 hit point damage.)
Potion of Deterioration
Appears the same as any other potion.
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▶ Effect: Destroys a character’s equipment in
possession.
▶ Magic items in possession: Makes a save
versus spells using the character’s saving
throw values to survive. Items that grant a
bonus in combat (e.g. magical weapons and
armour) apply this bonus to the saving
throw.
Potion of Extra-Healing
Restores 3d6+3 hit points of damage. This
cannot grant more hit points than the
subject’s normal maximum.
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▶ Small doses: At the referee’s discretion, a
Potion of Extra-Healing may be consumed in
three smaller doses, each one restoring 1d6+1
hit points of damage.
Potion of Fear Breath
Grants the power to use a fear breath
weapon.
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▶ Frequency of use: Up to 3 times.
▶ Area: A cloud of fear gas: 10’ wide, 15’ long.
All caught in the area must save versus
breath or flee for 1 turn.
Potion of Fire Breath
Grants the power to use a breath weapon like
a red dragon.
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▶ Frequency of use: Up to 3 times.
▶ Area: A cone of fire: 15’ wide at the far end,
20’ long.
▶ Damage: All caught in the area suffer
damage equal to half the character’s current
hit points (rounded up). A save versus
breath is allowed for half damage.
Potion of Gas Resistance
Grants protection against gas, steam.
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▶ Normal gas: Unharmed by non-magical
gas, steam, etc.
▶ Save bonus: Gain a +2 bonus to all saving
throws versus gas-based magical or breath
attacks.
▶ Gas-based damage: Is reduced by 1 point
per damage die rolled. (Each die inflicts a
minimum of 1 hit point damage.)
Potion of Immunity
Characters of a combat-focused, non-magic
using class (e.g. dwarf, fighter, halfling) who
drink this potion are granted immunity
against physical attacks (e.g. weapons, bites).
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▶ Unharmed by: Physical attacks from 4 HD
or lower creatures.
▶ Half damage from: Physical attacks from
4+1 HD or higher creatures.
▶ Usage frequency: If a character consumes
more than one potion of immunity in the
space of a month, will suffer double damage
from physical attacks.
Potion of Infravision
Drinking this potion grants infravision 60'.
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▶ Small doses: At the referee’s discretion, a
potion of invisibility may be consumed in six
smaller doses, each with a reduced duration.
▶ Demihumans: Unaffected.
Potion of Insomnia
Prevents induced sleeping and magical
numbness.
Potion of Life Persistence
Has one of two effects on the character who
drinks it:
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▶ Prevents: Instant death and disintegration
effects.
▶ Restores a character: From Instant death
and disintegration effects.
Potion of Lightning Breath
Grants the power to use a breath weapon like
a blue dragon.
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▶ Frequency of use: Up to 3 times.
▶ Area: A line of lightning: 5’ wide, 30’ long.
▶ Damage: All caught in the area suffer
damage equal to half the character’s current
hit points (rounded up). A save versus
breath is allowed for half damage.
Potion of Lightning Resistance
Grants protection against lightning.
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▶ Normal lightning: Unharmed by
non-magical lightning.
▶ Save bonus: Gain a +2 bonus to all saving
throws versus lightning-based magical or
breath attacks.
▶ Lightning-based damage: Is reduced by 1
point per damage die rolled. (Each die inflicts
a minimum of 1 hit point damage.)
Potion of Macro-Healing
Restores 6d6+6 hit points of damage. This
cannot grant more hit points than the
subject’s normal maximum.
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▶ Small doses: At the referee’s discretion, a
Potion of Macro-Healing may be consumed
in six smaller doses, each one restoring 1d6+1
hit points of damage.
Potion of Madness
Appears the same as any other potion.
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▶ Effect: Causes the drinker to fiercely attack
anyone in sight for 1d6 rounds.
▶ Sipping: Even a sip has the full effect.
Potion of Magic Resistance
Raises drinker’s ward.
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▶ Effect: +4 bonus against all saving throws
against magic.
Potion of Mess
Character’s mind becomes utterly confused.
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▶ Turmoil: Roll 1d4 to know the potion effect
for its duration:
1: Can’t do any actions.
2: See allies as enemies.
3: Give away its weapon or magic items.
4: Wander off at referee’s discretion.
▶ Sipping: Even a sip has the full effect.
Potion of Necrophagy
Grants protection against unfit food and
drink.
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▶ Vulture habits: Poisoned, rotten, spoiled,
or contaminated food and drinks may be
consumed safely.
Potion of Nutrition
Grants enough sustain for a week without
food or water.
Potion of Panacea
Cures the character of any disease. This
works in the same way as the cleric spell Cure
Disease.
Potion of Paralysing Breath
Grants the power to use a paralysing breath
weapon.
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▶ Frequency of use: Up to 3 times.
▶ Area: A cloud of paralysing gas: 10’ wide, 15’
long. All caught in the area must save versus
breath or be paralysed for 6 turns.
Potion of Paralysis
Appears the same as any other potion.
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▶ Effect: Causes paralysis for the potion's
duration, without a saving throw.
▶ Sipping: Even a sip has the full effect.
Potion of Petrification
Appears the same as any other potion.
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▶ Effect: Causes petrification (save vs
petrify).
▶ Sipping: Even a sip has the full effect.
Potion of Poisonous Breath
Grants the power to use a breath weapon like
a green dragon.
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▶ Frequency of use: Up to 3 times.
▶ Area: A cloud of poison gas: 10’ wide, 15’
long.
▶ Damage: All caught in the area suffer
damage equal to half the character’s current
hit points (rounded up). A save versus
breath is allowed for half damage.
Potion of Repulsion Breath
Grants the power to use a repulsion breath
weapon.
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▶ Frequency of use: Up to 3 times.
▶ Area: A cloud of repulsion gas: 10’ wide, 15’
long. All caught in the area must save versus
breath or be pushed up to 40’ away per
round for 6 rounds).
Potion of Silence
Appears the same as any other potion.
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▶ Effect: Causes muteness (conversation and
spell casting are impossible) for the potion's
duration, without a saving throw.
▶ Sipping: Even a sip has the full effect.
Potion of Silver Tongue
Grants the power to speak and understand
any language within 60’.
Potion of Sleep Breath
Grants the power to use a sleep breath
weapon.
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▶ Frequency of use: Up to 3 times.
▶ Area: A cone of sleep gas: 15’ wide at the far
end, 20’ long. All caught in the area must
save versus breath or fall asleep for 2d4
turns.
Potion of Slow Breath
Grants the power to use a slow breath
weapon.
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▶ Frequency of use: Up to 3 times.
▶ Area: A cloud of slow gas: 10’ wide, 15’ long.
All caught in the area must save versus
breath or move at half speed and act every
2nd round for 6 rounds.
Potion of Stonebreak
Has one of two effects on the character who
drinks it:
▶ Prevents petrification: For the potion's
duration.
▶ Curing petrification: Petrification effects
are negated.
Potion of Truth
The drinker becomes unable to lie.
Potion of Unbreathing
Grants the power to survive without
breathing for 1 day.
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▶ Water or vacuum: The wearer can survive
underwater, in a vacuum, or any other airless
environment.
Potion of Weakness
Appears the same as any other potion.
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▶ Effect: Causes the one who drinks STR
being reduced to 3 for the potion's duration.
▶ Sipping: Even a sip has the full effect.
RINGS
✪ Ring of Alignment Changing
✪ Ring of Arachnid
✪ Ring of Bone
✪ Ring of Chameleon Power
✪ Ring of Cat's Eye
✪ Ring of Clear Thought
✪ Ring of Curse Solving
✪ Ring of Dullness
✪ Ring of Featherfall
✪ Ring of Gaze Turning
✪ Ring of Magic Resistance
✪ Ring of Memory
✪ Ring of Rebirth
✪ Ring of Salving
✪ Ring of Shooting Stars
✪ Ring of Silence
✪ Ring of Stonebreak
✪ Ring of the Ram
✪ Ring of Vampiric Regeneration
✪ Ring of Wizardry
Ring of Alignment Changing
A cursed ring that shifts its wearer’s
behaviour.
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▶ Effect: Causes the wearer’s alignment to
change. The new alignment is determined at
random.
▶ Removing: The ring cannot be removed,
once worn.
▶ Dispelling: The curse can be removed by
magic (e.g. Remove Curse), or (at the
referee’s option) by performing a special
quest.
Ring of Arachnid
Blessed by the spider queen.
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▶ Cling: Can walk on walls and ceilings.
▶ Immunity: To spider poison.
▶ In webs: Cannot be entangled and moves
at full speed.
Ring of Bone
Carved with a skeleton bone.
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▶ Negates: Energy drain from undead or
spells.
▶ Charges: After 2d6 energy drains are
negated, the ring loses its power.
Ring of Chameleon Power
A ring that grants its wearer the ability the
powers of disguise and camouflage.
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▶ Camouflage: The character can blend into
natural environments (e.g. rock walls,
undergrowth).
▶ Disguise: When among creatures of
another type, the character can choose to
appear as one of them. The other type of
creature may not be larger than twice the
character’s normal size or smaller than half
their normal size.
▶ Spotting the character: Observers of high
intelligence (e.g. INT 15 or more) or with 10 or
more Hit Dice have a 1-in-6 chance per turn
of spotting the character.
▶ Allies: Can see the character normally
Ring of Cat's Eye
Grants infravision to 60’.
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▶ Demihumans: With infravision are not
affected.
Ring of Clear Thought
Protects against mental harming.
------------------------------------------------
▶ Immune to: Mind-affecting spells (e.g.
charm, hold, sleep).
Ring of Curse Solving
Wards the wearer against curses.
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▶ Negates: A curse that would affect its
wearer.
▶ Charges: After 2d6 curses are negated, the
ring loses its power.
Ring of Dullness
A cursed ring that weakens its wearer.
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▶ Effect: Within 6 rounds of putting the ring
on, the wearer’s WIS is reduced to 3.
▶ Removing: The ring cannot be removed,
once worn.
▶ Dispelling: The curse can be removed by
magic (e.g. Remove Curse), or (at the
referee’s option) by performing a special
quest.
Ring of Featherfall
Grants protection against falling.
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▶ Falling damage: 1 point of damage per 30’
fallen.
Ring of Gaze Turning
Gaze effects on the wearer of this ring are
reflected back onto the caster.
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▶ Charges: After 2d6 gaze effects are
reflected, the ring loses its power.
Ring of Magic Resistance
Raises the wearer's magical ward.
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▶ Effect: +2 bonus against all saving throws
against magic.
Ring of Memory
Invaluable ring for spell casters.
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▶ Once per day: Spell caster can rememorize
a spell cast that day.
Ring of Rebirth
A ring crafted by an immortal sage.
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▶ Prevents: Instant death and disintegration
effects.
▶ If hp is reduced to 0 or less: Character
returns to life with half its hit points. After
this, the ring loses this power.
Ring of Salving
Grants a boon to the restorative capabilities
of a divine spell caster.
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▶ Healing: Restores 1 additional point of
damage per die rolled. (e.g. Cure Light
Wounds heals 1d6+2).
▶ Higher level casters: If the wearer is a
divine spell caster of 5th level or higher,
restores 2 additional points of damage per die
rolled instead.
Ring of Shooting Stars
A glittering ring , functioning only in relative
darkness.
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▶ Once per hour: 1d4 glowing spheres
resembling will-o-the-wisps may be
conjured under the ring wearer’s control.
▶ Spheres: May be directed to move
anywhere within 60’ range and last for 1 turn.
The ring has two powers that can be used up
to once per day:
1. Ball lightning: Creatures touched by the
glowing spheres suffer 1d6 damage per
sphere (save versus spells for half damage).
2. Shooting stars: A flurry of stars shoots
towards an area up to 60’ distant within a 10’
diameter sphere. Creatures suffer 3d6
damage, with a successful save versus spells
indicating half damage.
Ring of Silence
A cursed ring that silences its wearer.
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▶ Effect: Causes muteness (conversation and
spell casting are impossible).
▶ Removing: The ring cannot be removed,
once worn.
▶ Dispelling: The curse can be removed by
magic (e.g. Remove Curse), or (at the
referee’s option) by performing a special
quest.
Ring of Stonebreak
A golden ring against flesh to stone.
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▶ Prevents: Petrifying effects.
Ring of the Ram
Ornate metal ring with a ram or goat head
design that summons ram-like force.
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▶ Melee: Expending 1 charge, inflicts 2d6
damage on a successful hit; 2 charges, inflicts
3d6 damage.
▶ Open stuck door: With a 5-in-6 chance of
success. Expends 1 charge.
▶ Blow: Expending one charge, a creature
within 30' will be knocked off (save versus
spells to avoid). Expends 2 charges.
▶ Charges: The ring has 3d10 charges,
Ring of Vampiric Regeneration
The wearer heals itself half the damage dealt
to foes.
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▶ Melee: In order to heal, the damage must
be dealt by weapons in melee (no missiles or
spells).
▶ Restriction: The wearer cannot drain
against undead and construct creatures.
Ring of Wizardry
Doubles the number of spells a magic-user
can memorise in a day.
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▶ At the beginning of the day: Roll a d100:

Ring of Wizardry

d100 Spells doubled

01 -50 Doubles 1st level spells

51 -75 Doubles 2nd level spells

76-82 Doubles 3rd level spells

83-88 Doubles 1st, 2nd level spells

89-92 Doubles 4th level spells

93-95 Doubles 5th level spells

96-99 Doubles 1st, 2nd, 3rd

level spells

00 Doubles 4th, 5th level spells

RODS, STAVES, WANDS
✪ Rod of Architecture
✪ Rod of Assault
✪ Rod of Durability
✪ Rod of Diplomacy
✪ Rod of theWyrm
✪ Rod of Weaponry
✪ Staff of Aqua Blessing
✪ Staff of Bird Catching
✪ Staff of Conjuring Elementals
✪ Staff of Extra-Healing
✪ Staff of Fury
✪ Staff of Lesser Healing
✪ Staff of Radiance
✪ Staff of the Element: Air
✪ Staff of the Element: Earth
✪ Staff of the Element: Fire
✪ Staff of the Element: Water
✪ Staff of the Necromancer
✪ Staff of the Spider Queen
✪ Staff of the Wandering
✪ Wand of Disarming
✪ Wand of Dueling
✪ Wand of Knockback
✪ Wand of Dueling
✪ Wand of Size Alteration
Rod of Architecture Rod of Durability
An ivory sceptre for exploration inside Resist attempts of being bent or broken.
dungeons. ------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------ ▶ Useful to: Check for traps or to stop
▶ While holding the rod: The wielder have a crushing by ceilings and walls.
2-in-6 chance of being able to detect new ▶ Destruction: 10% chance of being
construction, sliding walls, or sloping destroyed by magical ways.
passages when searching. ▶ No charges: Does not use charges; may
▶ Knock: Causes locked, barred, secured, or be used an unlimited number of times.
stuck doors, gates, chests, and so forth to
open. Magically held doors may be opened at
the referee’s discretion. Expends 1 charge.
▶ Lock: Magically locks a door, gate, similar
portal, or any item that has a lock. The
wielder can freely pass through any portals
locked by the rod. Creatures with 6 HD or
more can open the held portal with one
round of effort. Expends 1 charge.
▶ Pass-wall: A 5’ diameter hole is opened by 1
turn in solid rock or stone, forming a
passageway up to 10’ deep. Expends 2
charges.

Rod of Assault
An enchanted sceptre that operates
marvellous deeds in the tide of battle.
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▶ Inspiring wave: Grants a +2 bonus to
morale, AC, saving throws, attack and
damage rolls of party retainers within 200'.
▶ Effect duration: 1d6 rounds.
▶ Wielder: Cannot attack or cast damaging
spells while using the rod’s power.
▶ Usage frequency: Up to once per day.

Rod of Diplomacy
A rod with red silk strap in its extremity, a
symbol of prestige and authority.
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▶ Negotiation: Wielder gains a +3 bonus
when trying to parley with intelligent
creatures.
▶ Once per day: Wielder can use a
Suggestion spell in order to negotiate over
something.
▶ Charges: The rod has 25 charges.
Rod of the Wyrm
A magical rod that has the power to
transform into a dragon, on command.
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▶ Dragon type: Determined by the alignment
of the wielder: gold dragon (lawful
characters), blue dragon (neutral characters),
black dragon (chaotic characters).
▶ In combat: The rod attacks as a +2 magic
item, doing 1d8 damage.
▶ Dragon form: Once per day, the wielder
may transform the rod into a dragon to serve
for 6 turns. The dragon cannot cast spells,
and uses its breath once per day.
▶ Returning: By speaking the command
word, the rod’s wielder may transform the
dragon back into a rod. (At this point, it is
healed of any damage it has suffered.)
▶ If the dragon is killed: It does not return to
its rod form, becoming non-magical.
Gold Dragon
AC –2 [21], HD 6* (28hp), Att [2 × claw (1d4),
1 × bite (2d8)] or breath, THAC0 14 [+5], MV
90’ (30’) / 240’ (80’) flying, SV D10 W11 P12
B13 S14 (6), ML 12, AL Neutral, XP 500
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▶ Breath weapon: 90’ long cone of fire or
cloud of chlorine gas.
Blue Dragon
AC 0 [19], HD 6* (28hp), Att [2 × claw (1d4), 1
× bite (2d8)] or breath, THAC0 14 [+5], MV
90’ (30’) / 240’ (80’) flying, SV D10 W11 P12
B13 S14 (6), ML 12, AL Neutral, XP 500
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Breath weapon: 100’ long line of lightning.
Black Dragon
AC 2 [17], HD 6* (28hp), Att [2 × claw (1d4), 1
× bite (2d8)] or breath, THAC0 14 [+5], MV
90’ (30’) / 240’ (80’) flying, SV D10 W11 P12
B13 S14 (6), ML 12, AL Chaotic, XP 500
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▶ Breath weapon: 60’ long line of acid.
Rod of Weaponry
A 2’ length of metal rod which has the power
to divide itself into a set of weapons.
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▶ Usage restriction: Only usable by
non-spell casting martial characters (e.g.
fighters).
▶ In combat: The rod attacks as a +2 magic
item, doing 1d6 damage.
▶ Divide: A command word causes the rod to
grow and divide itself into two rods of 2’
length. Each rod attacks as a +1 magic item,
doing 1d6 damage.
▶ Reassembling: Connecting the two divided
rods and speaking the command word, the
rods return to its original form.
▶ No charges: Does not use charges; may be
used an unlimited number of times.
Staff of Aqua Blessing
A magical staff with the blessings of a water
goddess.
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▶ Divine magic: Usable by divine spell
casters only.
▶ While holding the staff: The wielder can
breathe water.
▶ Bless: Up to three times per day as a ritual.
Allies within a 10’ square area who are not yet
in melee gain a +1 bonus to attack rolls and a
+1 bonus to saving throws for 6 turns.
▶ Control: A body of water of an area of up to
10,000 square feet within 240’ for 6 turns.
This expends 2 charges.
▶ Spells: Can cast: Purify Water (up to 36
quarts), Create Water (up to 50 gallons).
▶ When all charges are expended: The
Control and Spells no longer function.
Staff of Bird Catching
A magical staff against sky dwellers.
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▶ Divine magic: Usable by divine spell
casters only.
▶ Catches: A flying creature the wielder can
see:
Up to 3 HD: Expends one charge.
3+ to 6 HD: Expends two charges.
6+ to 12 HD: Expends four charges.
12+ to 24 HD: Expends six charges.
24+ or higher HD: Expends ten charges.
▶ Height: Up to 40' in the air is catched
instantly. Higher than this must save versus
spells with a -2 penalty to avoid catching.
▶ Catched creature: Is dragged down,
moving only at half speed and no more than
5' above the ground or 40' away from the
staff wielder; cannot harm the staff wielder.
▶ Concentration: The catching persists as
long as the wielder concentrates and does not
move.
Staff of Conjuring Elementals
Has the power to summon a 8 HD Elemental
from a random elemental plane to do the
wielder’s bidding.
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▶ Summoned elemental: A random 8 HD
Elemental (Roll 1d4: 1: Air, 2: Earth, 3: Fire, 4:
Water) is conjured to do the summoner’s
bidding .
▶ Concentration: Is required to command an
elemental.
▶ Dismissing: While control over the
elemental is maintained, the wielder may
dismiss it at any time, sending it back to its
plane of origin.
▶ Disruption: If the wielder moves at more
than half speed or its concentration is
disturbed, the command over the elemental
ends. It is, henceforth, a free-willed entity
and will immediately try to kill the caster and
any who get in its way.
▶ Dispelling: A conjured elemental may be
dispelled by Dispel Magic or Dispel Evil.
▶ No charges: Does not use charges; may be
used an unlimited number of times.
Restrictions: The wielder may summon at
most one elemental in a single day.
Staff of Extra-Healing
Has the power to heal those touched.
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▶ Divine magic: Usable by divine spell
casters only.
▶ Healing: Each usage has one of the
following effects:
1. Cure light wounds: 1d6+1 hit points.
2. Cure critical wounds: 3d6+3 hit points.
▶ Usage limit: Only one function can be used
per day. Is effective on any individual at most
three times per day if using Cure Light
Wounds or at most once per day if using Cure
Critical Wounds.
▶ No charges: Does not use charges; may be
used an unlimited number of times.
Staff of Fury
An ebony with fuchsia details staff known for
influencing its wielder’s power lust.
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▶ Arcane magic: Usable by arcane spell
casters only.
▶ Damage: From damage spells is increased
by 1 point per damage die rolled. (Each die
inflicts a minimum of 2 hit points damage.)
▶ Foes: Saving against spells empowered by
the staff suffer a -1 penalty.
▶ Backlash: When the last charge of the staff
is consumed, unleashes 8d6 of damage
against its user.
Staff of Lesser Healing
Has the power to heal those touched.
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▶ Divine magic: Usable by divine spell
casters only.
▶ Effect: Heals 1 hit point with each usage.
▶ Usage frequency: May be used up to once
per 6 turns.
▶ No charges: Does not use charges; may be
used an unlimited number of times.
Staff of Radiance
A white staff encrusted with golden veins,
with three different light-bringing effects.
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▶ Divine magic: Usable by lawful divine spell
casters only.
▶ In melee: Acts as a Staff +1, +3 vs Undead.
▶ Light: Expending one charge conjures light
in a 15’ radius, lasting for 6 turns. The light
may be caused to emanate from a location or
object within 120’.
▶ Continual light: Expending 2 charges
conjures permanent light with a 30’ radius.
The light may be caused to emanate from a
location or object within 120’.
▶ Burst of sunlight: Expending 3 charges
conjures a momentary flash of blazing golden
light rays, emanating from a point within
120’. Undead creatures within 40’ of the flash
suffer 8d6 damage. Creatures viewing the
flash must save versus spells or be blinded
for 1 round.
Wand of the Element: Air
A magical staff with power over the air
element.
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▶ Arcane magic: Usable by arcane spell
casters only.
▶ In melee: Treated as a staff with a +1 magic
bonus to attack and damage rolls.
▶ Save bonus: The wielder gains a +4 bonus
against lightning-based attacks.
▶ Protection: The wielder cannot be harmed
by air elementals (unless attacking the
elemental in melee).
▶ Lightning bolt: Conjures a line of electrical
energy 60’ long, 5’ wide, up to 180’ away.
Creatures caught in the line suffer 8d6
damage (save versus spells for half damage).
▶ Wall of fog: Conjures a fog to fill an up to
80’ cube area, lasting for 12 turns. The fog
blocks normal vision and infravision.
Wand of the Element: Earth
A magical staff with power over the earth
element.
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▶ Arcane magic: Usable by arcane spell
casters only.
▶ In melee: Treated as a staff with a +1 magic
bonus to attack and damage rolls.
▶ Save bonus: The wielder gains a +4 bonus
against stone-based attacks.
▶ Protection: The wielder cannot be harmed
by earth elementals (unless attacking the
elemental in melee).
▶ Stone rain: Conjures a hail of stones to all
in a 10’ radius area up to 60’ away. Creatures
caught in the area suffer 8d6 damage (save
versus spells for half damage).
▶ Wall of stone: Conjures a 1,000 cubic feet
in volume, of whatever shape the caster
desires. Must rest upon a solid surface and
may not be evoked so that it appears where
objects are.
Wand of the Element: Fire
A magical staff with power over the fire
element.
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▶ Arcane magic: Usable by arcane spell
casters only.
▶ In melee: Treated as a staff with a +1 magic
bonus to attack and damage rolls.
▶ Save bonus: The wielder gains a +4 bonus
against fire based attacks.
▶ Protection: The wielder cannot be harmed
by fire elementals (unless attacking the
elemental in melee).
▶ Fireball: Conjures a streak of flames to all
in a 20’ radius area up to 240’ away.
Creatures caught in the line suffer 8d6
damage (save versus spells for half damage).
▶ Wall of fire: Conjures a wall of flames up to
1,200 sq ft, lasting 12 turns. Blocks creatures
with less than 4 HD. Creatures with 4+ HD
can break through but suffer 1d6 damage.
Wand of the Element: Water
A magical staff with power over the water
element.
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▶ Arcane magic: Usable by arcane spell
casters only.
▶ In melee: Treated as a staff with a +1 magic
bonus to attack and damage rolls.
▶ Save bonus: The wielder gains a +4 bonus
against cold-based attacks.
▶ Protection: The wielder cannot be harmed
by water elementals (unless attacking the
elemental in melee).
▶ Cone of cold: Conjures a cone of freezing
energy, 60’ long and 30’ wide at the far end.
Creatures caught in the cone suffer 8d6
damage (save versus spells for half damage).
▶ Wall of ice: Conjures a wall of ice up to
1,200 sq ft, lasting 12 turns. Blocks creatures
with less than 4 HD. Creatures with 4+ HD
can break through but suffer 1d6 damage.
Staff of the Necromancer
A pale staff for wizards with an interest in the
dark arts. Made from the spine bones of a
black dragon, this staff may be used in melee.
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▶ Necromancy magic: Usable by arcane spell
casters with access to necromancy magic
only.
▶ Melee: Acts as a +2 staff.
▶ Spells: Can cast: Animate Dead, Command
Undead, Hold Undead, Speak with Dead.
Staff of Spider Queen
A black staff with the blessings of a spider
goddess.
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▶ Divine magic: Usable by demihuman
divine spell casters only.
▶ Spider climb: By expending one charge, it
allows a creature to walk on walls and
ceilings surfaces: 120’ (40’) like a giant
spider. The subject must have bare hands and
feet and cannot cast spells or hold anything
in its hands while climbing.
▶ Web: By expending one charge, conjures a
many-layered mass of strong, sticky threads,
blocking a 10’ cube area for 24 turns.
Creatures caught in webs become entangled
and unable to move. Breaking free depends
on Strength: 2d4 turns for strength in the
normal human range; 4 rounds for strength
above 18; 2 rounds for creatures with giant
strength. The webs can be destroyed by fire in
two rounds. All creatures in a flaming web
suffer 1d6 points of damage.
▶ Spider summon: Once per week the
wielder can summon 1 Giant Spider to aid.
This expends 2 charges.
Staff of the Wandering Sage
Staff to let travelling spell casters go there
and back again.
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▶ Pathfinding: If the group would lose
direction, the referee may reroll.
▶ Expends a charge to:
a. Foraging: Expend a charge to find enough
food for 1d6+2 human-sized beings.
b. Hunting: Let the group travel or rest that
day.
▶ Expends two charges to:
a. Miles per day: Determined by dividing
base movement rate by three.
b. Forced march: Characters must rest for
half day.
c. Prevent: Monsters move to encircle the
party.
Wand of Disarming
A wand to push away items held by foes.
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▶ Disarming weapon wielders: A foe drops a
weapon up to 10’ away from its wielder (save
versus wands to avoid).
▶ Disarming magic devices: A foe drops a
magic device (e.g. wand, books, rings) up to
10’ away from its wielder (save versus
wands with a -2 penalty to avoid).
▶ Disarming other items: A foe drops a
non-weapon or non-magic item (e.g. lantern,
torch, sack) up to 10’ away from its wielder
(save versus wands with a -4 penalty to
avoid).
▶ Roll 1d8 for direction: At the referee’s
discretion: 1-forward, 2-forward right,
3-right, 4-backward right, 5-backward,
6-backward left, 7-left, 8-forward left.
Wand of Size Alteration
By expending a charge, the wielder of the
wand or another creature within 10’ changes
grows or shrinks, as selected by the wielder.
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▶ Enlarge: A character doubles in size: its
melee attacks deal double damage and its
ability to carry weight is increased by 1,000
coins.
▶ Diminution: A character shrinks to 6” high:
becomes unable to harm creatures larger
than 1’ tall, it can slip through narrow spaces
and only has a 10% chance of being spotted if
remains motionless.
▶ Subjects: Are affected for 1 turn. An
unwilling subject may make a saving throw
versus wands to negate the effect.

Wand of Dueling
Wand for duelist mages.
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▶ Magistrike: If using the Magistrike
optional rule for magic-users and illusionists,
the magistrike gains the following powers
when aiming with this wand:
a. A +2 bonus: To attack rolls.
b. Ignores: Mundane damage immunity.
▶ Otherwise: Can cast Magic Missile once
per day. (Illusionists cannot use this way).
▶ No charges: Does not use charges; may be
used an unlimited number of times.

Wand of Knockback
Wand for trickster mage
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▶ Knockback hex: A creature must save
versus wands or fall prone, unable to attack
until able to stand up again. Creatures larger
than ogres are unaffected.
▶ Range: 60’
▶ Usage frequency: May be used up to once
per turn.
▶ No charges: Does not use charges; may be
used an unlimited number of times.
SWORDS
✪ Short Sword +1, Shotel
✪ Sword -1, Black Snake (Cursed)
✪ Sword -2, Leech (Cursed)
✪ Sword +1, Acala
✪ Sword +1, Darksteel
✪ Sword +1, Dawnbringer
✪ Sword +1, Day
✪ Sword +1, Drilling
✪ Sword +1, Explosive
✪ Sword +1, Gorgon
✪ Sword +1, Maguro
✪ Sword +1, Night
✪ Sword +1, Planes
✪ Sword +1, Shooting Star
✪ Sword +1, Tar
✪ Sword +1, Treasure
✪ Sword +2, Blessed Winds
✪ Sword +3, Heretic Defiler
✪ Sword +3, Safe
✪ Two-Handed Sword -1, Dryhand (Cursed)
✪ Two-Handed Sword +1, Alastor
✪ Two-Handed Sword +1, Horseslayer
✪ Two-Handed Sword +1, Vampiric
✪ Two-Handed Sword +2, Arc Lightning
Short Sword +1, Shotel
Sickle-like curved sword from southern
lands.
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▶ Can be thrown: As a missile weapon
(5’–10’ / 11’–20’ / 21’–30’).
▶ Grasscutter: Grants +1 bonus on attack
rolls against treants (or other plant-based
creatures).
▶ Druids: Are allowed to use it.
Sword -1, Black Snake (Cursed)
A sword that magically injects venom into
both wielder and victim.
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▶ Venom: On a successful hit, the sword
injects venom into the victim and wielder
(save versus poison with a –1 penalty or die
instantly).
▶ Creatures with 5 or more HD: Are
unaffected.
Sword -2, Leech
Makes its wielder see, in despair, the final
blow coming with any hope soon vanishing.
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▶ Melee combat: The curse activates when
the character is in melee.
▶ Drain: 1d6 hit points damage per round,
but leaving only 1 hit point at last.
▶ If the victim's hit points is 1: CA 9 [10].
▶ Removing: Once the curse is active, the
character cannot remove the sword. The
curse can only be removed by magic (e.g.
Remove Curse).
Sword +1, Acala
An orange shiny blade wielded by a Wisdom
King.
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▶ Wiseful: Wielder gain the following:
a. +1 bonus: On saving throws against
mind-affecting magic.
b. Wisdom modifier: May be added to attack
and damage rolls.
▶ Mind purifier: The wielder is unaffected by
fear, charm and other mind-based effects. If a
creature is touched with the sword's point
will be released of the same effects.
Sword +1, Darksteel
Beyond time forged sword.
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▶ Indestructible: Can’t be destroyed by
natural or magical means.
Sword +1, Dawnbringer
Sword to cut through the dreadful darkness.
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▶ Casts light: In 30’ radius as bright as
daylight, on command.
▶ Dusk vanish: Grants +3 bonus vs undead,
devils and shadows.
▶ Dawn time: On an attack roll of 18 or
higher has two effects:
1. Against undead, devils and shadows of 4
HD or less: Save versus death or be
fulminated.
2. Other creatures: Save versus spells or it's
blinded by 1d4 turns. Blinded creatures
cannot attack.
Sword +1, Day
A daytime magic sword.
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▶ “Plus” bonus: During daytime only.
Sword +1, Drilling
Deadly to burrowing and stone-based
creatures (e.g. bulettes, basilisks, etc.).
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▶ Used against burrowing creatures: Acts
as a +3 sword.
▶ Used against stone-based creatures: Acts
as a +3 sword and inflicts double damage.
Sword +1, Explosive
A sword empowered by an impulsive and
chaotic spirit.
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▶ Explosion: On a successful hit, the wielder
may unleash a 30’ radius explosive energy
that inflicts 2 points of damage per HD of the
wielder. The wielder of the sword also suffers
this damage.
▶ Chaotic characters: Are the only ones able
to unleash the explosion.
▶ Non-magic items held: May be affected or
destroyed by the explosion (at the referee’s
discretion).
▶ Usage limit: The explosion may only be
unleashed once per week.
Sword +1, Gorgon
Greyish sword forged in a gorgon’s breath.
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▶ Petrify: A successful hit of natural 18 or
higher: turns to stone for 1d4 rounds (save
versus petrify).
▶ Gorgon's ward: +2 bonus on saving
throws against petrifying effects.
Sword +1, Maguro
Deadly to fish and aquatic beings (e.g.
octopuses, whales, etc.).
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▶ Used against aquatic beings: Acts as a +3
sword.
▶ Used against fish: Acts as a +3 sword and
inflicts double damage.
Sword +1, Night
A nighttime magic sword.
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▶ “Plus” bonus: During nighttime only.
Sword +1, Planes
A sword with dimensional properties.
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▶ Used against warping creatures: Acts as a
+3 sword.
▶ Used against outer plane beings: Acts as a
+3 sword and inflicts double damage.
▶ Plane anchor: If wielder is subject to
unwilling teleport or plane shift effects, it
gains a +2 bonus to the saving throw.
Sword +1, Shooting Star
A sword with three silver stars in its blade
which can be shot far away.
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▶ On command: Three shooting stars are
expelled from the blade against a target up to
90’ away.
▶ Each shooting star: Attacks using the
wielder’s THAC0 and inflicts 1d6+1 damage
on a hit.
▶ Usage frequency: The shooting stars may
be used up to three times per day.
Sword +1, Tar
A sword that releases up to 16 pints of tar
against foes.
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▶ On a successful hit: A creature must save
versus petrify or suffers a –4 penalty to hit
for 1 turn. This penalty is reduced to –2 on a
creature’s second or subsequent attempts to
hit.
▶ Lost World creatures: Are not allowed to
make a saving throw; are affected by 1 hour
and the penalty is not reduced on its second
or subsequent attempts to hit.
▶ Frequency of tar: The tar may be released
at most 3 times in the space of 1 turn (i.e. 3
times per combat).
Sword +1, Treasure
Quicksilver-like sword of wealth and luxury.
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▶ Golden breach: Each point of damage dealt
by the sword against a foe produces a gold
piece (gp).
▶ Gem breach: On a natural 20: Each point
of damage dealt by the sword against a foe
becomes a gem (see Gems to know value).
Sword +2, Blessed Winds
Pale blade made from tears of winds and
gales.
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▶ Soaring: Grants +1 bonus on attack rolls
against flying creatures).
▶ Empty blades: On an attack roll of 18 or
higher: may deal 3d4 in foes within a 15’ long
cone, 15’ wide at the end.
▶ Gas, clouds and fog: Are neutralised and
dispersed away. Can be used once per day.
Sword +3, Safe
Sword safe for training.
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▶ Blunt: Although being a sword, it's a blunt
weapon.
▶ Safe blow: Creatures hit suffer subdual
damage only.
▶ Coup de grâce: Deals double damage on
creatures with less HD than wielder.
Sword +3, Heretic Defiler
A wicked sword which grants special bonuses
to chaotic divine spell casters.
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▶ Save bonus: The wielder gains a +4 bonus
to saves against magic.
▶ Used against lawful creatures: Inflicts
double damage.
▶ Used by other chaotic characters: The
sword functions as a +1 sword, without
the other advantages described above.
▶ Touched by a non-chaotic character:
The sword inflicts 1d6 damage per round
to neutral characters and 2d6 per round
to lawful characters.
Two-Handed Sword -1, Dryhand
Cursed sword to ruin a swordsman career.
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▶ Dead hands: The curse activates when the
character is in melee: User’s hand become
like those a corpse and cannot attack or
perform any task,
▶ Removing: Once the curse is active, the
character cannot remove the sword. The
curse can only be removed by magic (e.g.
Remove Curse).
Two-Handed Sword +1, Alastor
A great sword possessed by a wrathful shade.
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▶ Activating: With a command, but only
possible after the wielder has slain 49 foes
with the sword.
▶ Alastor: Can be released with a command
to wield its sword to attack foes within 10’ of
its owner for 24 turns.
▶ Dismissing: Owner may dismiss the
Alastor at any time, sending it back to its
sword.
▶ Banishing: If killed or subject of the spell
Dispel Evil, Alastor will return to its sword.
▶ Frequency: Alastor may only be released
once per day.
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Alastor
Wrathful and incorporeal (but not undead)
shadow swordsman.
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AC 3 [16], HD 5* (22hp), Att 1 × magic sword
(1d10 + 1), THAC0 15 [+4], MV 10’ from
owner, SV D10 W11 P12 B13 S14 (F5), AL
Chaotic, XP 300
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▶ Spell immunity: Unaffected by charm and
sleep spells.
Two-Handed Sword +1, Duskwatch
Enchanted sword from a vicious underworld
liege.
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▶ Reinforcement: If more than one creature
attacks the wielder in the same round,
summon 1d4 Duskwatch Soldiers.
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Duskwatch Soldier
Skeletal remains of humanoids, reanimated
as guardians by an underworld liege. The
Duskwatch Sword’s wielder is their
commander.
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AC 7 [12], HD 1 (4hp), Att 1 × weapon (1d6 or
by weapon), THAC0 19 [0], MV 60’ (20’), SV
D12 W13 P14 B15 S16 (1), ML 12, AL Chaotic,
XP 10, TT None
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▶ Undead: Make no noise, until they attack.
Immune to effects that affect living creatures
(e.g. poison). Immune to mind-affecting or
mind-reading spells (e.g. charm, hold, sleep).
▶ Magic sword scions: Weapon attacks are
considered as magical weapon attacks.
▶ Disappear: After following an order from
their commander in battle, the soldiers fade
away.
Two-Handed Sword +1, Horseslayer
Deadly to mounts and their riders.
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▶ Used against the rider: Acts as a +3 sword.
▶ Used against the mount: Acts as a +3
sword and inflicts double damage.
Two-Handed Sword +1, Vampiric
Drains some vital energy of its victims.
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▶ Drain: On an attack roll of natural 18, 19, or
20, restores 1 point of damage of its wielder.
Against larger than human-sized targets,
restores 2 points of damage instead.
▶ Restrictions: Non-living creatures are
unaffected.

Two-Handed Sword +2, Arc Lightning

A heavy sword tempered in the heart of a blue
dragon. In the hands of a strong character, it
has several magical powers.
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▶ Minimum STR: Only characters of 16
STR or higher can wield the sword.
▶ Arc lightning: On a successful attack roll,
the wielder can unleash an arc of lightning
against up to 3 creatures within 30’.
▶ Damage: The lightning deals 1d10 damage
(save versus spells for half) to the first
target, decreasing to 1d8 for the second
target, and 1d6 for the third target.
▶ Frequency of arcs: The sword may unleash
arcs of lightning at most 3 times in the space
of 1 turn (i.e. 3 times per combat).
▶ Protects against lightning: The wielder
gains the following benefits:
a. Normal lightning: Unharmed by
non-magical lightning.
b. Save bonus: Gain a +2 bonus to
all saving throws versus lightning-based
magical or breath attacks.
c. Lightning-based damage: Is reduced by 1
point per damage die rolled. (Each die inflicts
a minimum of 1 hit point damage.)
WEAPONS
✪ Axe +1, Amorphous
✪ Axe +1, Butcher
✪ Axe +1, Darksteel
✪ Bow +1, Piercer
✪ Bow +1, Piercer
✪ Chakram +2, Vorpal
✪ Club +2, Rock Baboon
✪ Dagger +1, Darksteel
✪ Dagger +1, Light
✪ Dagger +1, Mage Slayer
✪ Dagger +1, Mind Break
✪ Dagger +1, Petrifying
✪ Dagger +1, Sneak Attack
✪ Dagger +2, Rondel
✪ Halberd +1, Rosethorn
✪ Halberd +2, Flying General’s
✪ Hand Axe +1, Hurling
✪ Javelin of Acid
✪ Javelin of Flames
✪ Javelin of Frost
✪ Javelin of Steam
✪ Knuckles +1, Agni
✪ Knuckles +1, Himavat
✪ Knuckles +1, Indra
✪ Knuckles +1, Sonic
✪ Knuckles +1, Wardbreak
✪ Lance +1, Spiral
✪ Mace +1, Darksteel
✪ Mace +1, Light
✪ Polearm +1, Shield Cleaver
✪ Racket +1, Distance
✪ Racket +1, Silence
✪ Racket +1, Wind
✪ Racket +2, Accuracy
✪ Racket +2, Shockwave
✪ Sickle +1, Blood
✪ Sickle +1, Dust Devil
✪ Sickle +1, Harvest
✪ Sickle +2, Lunar
✪ Scythe +1, Harvest
✪ Scythe +2, Deathtouch
✪ Spear +1, Darksteel
✪ Spear +1, Doorway
✪ Spear +1, Light
✪ Spear +3, Holy Avenger
✪ Staff +1, +3 vs Devil
✪ Staff +1, +3 vs Undead
✪ Staff +1, Darksteel
✪ Staff +1, Light
✪ Staff +3, Gold-Banded
✪ Trident +1, Reptiles Bane
✪ Trident +1, Stun
✪ Trident +2, Malevolent
✪ Trident +2, Steam
✪ Trident +3, Trine
✪ War Hammer +1, Darksteel
✪ War Hammer +1, Quake
✪ Whip +1, Bloody
✪ Whip +1, Darksteel
✪ Whip +1, Hair Tie
✪ Whip +1, Viper
✪ Whip +2, Blazing
✪ Whip +2, Charm
✪ Whip +2, Electro
✪ Whip +2, Freezing
✪ Whip +2, Vileslayer
Axe +1, Amorphous
Made of a special metal to fit its wielder's
needs.
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▶ On command: Transforms into a hand axe
or battle axe.
Axe +1, Butcher
Chops animal meat for a delicious dish.
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▶ 3HD or less animals: If the attack hits, the
foe is slain (save versus death).
▶ After killing: For 2 rounds, animals with
3HD or less within 30’ must save versus
spells or flee for 5 rounds.
Axe +1, Darkteel
Beyond time forged axe.
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▶ Indestructible: Cannot be destroyed by
natural or magical means.
Boomerang +1, Storm
Boomerang that provokes thunderclaps.
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▶ Stun blow: On a missile attack roll of
natural 19, or 20, the target must save
versus paralysis or be stunned for 1d4
rounds.
▶ Restrictions: Creatures without a head are
unaffected. Some creatures with heads (e.g.
constructs, elementals) are not stunned.
Bow +1, Avenger
Punishes the ones that went against a
companion.
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▶ Acts as a +3 bow: Against a creature that
harmed an ally last round.
Bow +1, Darksteel
Beyond time forged bow.
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▶ Indestructible: Cannot be destroyed by
natural or magical means.
Bow +1, Piercer
Bow developed to shoot in order to break
defences.
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▶ On a hit: May impose a -1 penalty to the
target's AC.
▶ Bow: Loses its "plus" for 1 hour if a penalty
is imposed.
Bow +1, Piercer
Improves someone's shooting prowess.
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▶ Range: (5’–140’ / 141’–280’ / 281’–420’)
Chakram +2, Vorpal
Bladed wheel to sever heads wielded by
skilful wielders.
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▶ Used by: Martial or roguish classes only.
▶ Severing: On a missile attack roll of
natural 18, 19, or 20, the target is
decapitated. Against larger than
human-sized targets, only a natural 19 or 20
decapitates, and against targets of solid stone
or metal, only a natural 20.
▶ Restrictions: Creatures without a head are
unaffected. Some creatures with heads (e.g.
constructs, elementals) are not killed by
decapitation.
Club +2, Rock Baboon
Club made of stone and bones to smash and
crack skulls.
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▶ Dizzy blow: Human-sized or smaller
creatures hit have -2 penalty on its next
attack roll.
Dagger +1, Darksteel
Beyond time forged dagger.
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▶ Indestructible: Can’t be destroyed by
natural or magical means.
Dagger +1, Light
▶ On command: Produces light in a 30’
radius.
Dagger +1, Mage Slayer
Deadly to spell-users, especially those of a
specific type.
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▶ Spell caster type: Chosen randomly (e.g.
divine spell casters, or arcane spell casters.).
▶ Used against specific type: Acts as a
+2 dagger and inflicts double damage.
▶ Used against other spell casters: Acts as a
+2 dagger.
Dagger +1, Mind Break
Dagger effective against scholars.
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▶ If an arcane spell caster is hit: Must save
versus spells (at a -2 penalty) or become an
imbecile, unable to think clearly or cast spells
for 1d4 rounds.
Dagger +1, Petrifying
Magical dagger to imprison foes.
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▶ Petrification: Creature hit is turned to
stone (save versus petrify).
▶ The dagger: Dissolves in contact and is
lost.
▶ 1d4 hours after petrification: If touched
by someone, the creature returns to normal.
Dagger +1, Sneak Attack
Magical dagger famous among rogues.
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▶ Sneak attack: When attacking an unaware
opponent from behind, a character with a
Back-stab ability triples any damage dealt
instead of doubling the damage.
▶ Back-stab: When attacking an unaware
opponent from behind, roguish classes
without a Back-stab ability (e.g. acrobat,
halfling) receive a +4 bonus to hit and double
any damage dealt.
Dagger +2, Rondel
Thin dagger to stab armoured foes.
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▶ Armour pierce: +2 bonus on attack rolls
against enemies with AC 3 [16] or better.
Halberd +1, Rosethorn
A beautiful halberd adorned with delicate
carvings of entwined rose vines along its
shaft.
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▶ Rose vines: On a natural 18, 19, or 20
attack roll, creates vines that wrap a target
that cannot move more than 5' away from the
halberd's wielder. Against larger than
human-sized targets, only a natural 19 or 20
wraps, and against fire-based targets, only a
natural 20.
▶ Thorn wrap: The vine wraps around the
victim, inflicting 1d6 automatic damage each
round.
▶ Severing vines: AC 5 [14], 9hp. Requires a
hit with a cutting weapon to be severed and
release the creature.
Halberd +2, Flying General's
A halberd wielded by a hot-tempered warlord
that seemed to fly in the battlefield.
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▶ Minimum STR: Only characters of 16 STR
or higher can wield the halberd.
▶ Levitation: Once per hour, wielder can
move vertically up to 5’ and can push against
solid objects to move laterally, for up to 3
rounds.
▶ Aerial strike: Melee attacks with the
halberd grants a +1 bonus to attack rolls
when made from a higher position (e.g.
mounted, levitating, etc.).
▶ Charge: On horseback, moving at least 60’
in a round and attacking doubles any damage
done with a successful hit.
Hand Axe +1, Hurling
An apparently regular hand axe that returns.
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▶ Hurl: If thrown up to 10', it returns to its
wielder’s hands.
Javelin of Acid
A magical javelin which explodes in a stroke
of acid when it hits.
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▶ On a successful hit: The javelin explodes in
a stroke of acid 5’ wide and 30’ long (leading
from the target 30’ back towards the
character who hurled the javelin). All within
the area (including the target who was hit)
suffer acid damage.
▶ Acid damage: 20 points (save versus
spells for half). The target hit by the javelin
may not make a saving throw.
▶ Javelin consumed: When it explodes into
acid, the javelin is destroyed.
Javelin of Flames
A magical javelin which explodes in a stroke
of flames when it hits.
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▶ On a successful hit: The javelin explodes in
a stroke of flames 5’ wide and 30’ long
(leading from the target 30’ back towards the
character who hurled the javelin). All within
the area (including the target who was hit)
suffer fire damage.
▶ Fire damage: 20 points (save versus spells
for half). The target hit by the javelin may not
make a saving throw.
▶ Javelin consumed: When it explodes into
flames, the javelin is destroyed.
Javelin of Frost
A magical javelin which explodes in a stroke
of icicles when it hits.
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▶ On a successful hit: The javelin explodes in
a stroke of icicles 5’ wide and 30’ long
(leading from the target 30’ back towards the
character who hurled the javelin). All within
the area (including the target who was hit)
suffer cold damage.
▶ Cold damage: 20 points (save versus
spells for half). The target hit by the javelin
may not make a saving throw.
▶ Javelin consumed: When it explodes into
icicles, the javelin is destroyed.
Javelin of Steam
A magical javelin which explodes in a stroke
of steam when it hits.
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▶ On a successful hit: The javelin explodes in
a stroke of steam 5’ wide and 30’ long
(leading from the target 30’ back towards the
character who hurled the javelin). All within
the area (including the target who was hit)
suffer gas damage.
▶ Gas damage: 20 points (save versus spells
for half). The target hit by the javelin may not
make a saving throw.
▶ Javelin consumed: When it explodes into
steam, the javelin is destroyed.
Knuckles +1, Agni
A pair of knuckles with a fire spirit.
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▶ Ember: On a natural 18, 19, or 20 attack
roll, inflicts an extra 1d6 automatic damage.
▶ Flame mower: Once per day, wielder can
release a streak of flame towards up to 15’
away in a 10’ radius sphere. Creatures caught
in the area suffer 4d6 damage, with a
successful save versus spells indicating half
damage.
▶ Wearing only one knuckle: Acts as a
normal +1 Knuckles.
Knuckles +1, Himavat
A pair of knuckles with a frost spirit.
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▶ Frostbite: On a natural 18, 19, or 20
attack roll, inflicts an extra 1d6 automatic
damage.
▶ Diamond dust: Once per day, wielder can
release a cone of freezing energy 15’ wide at
the far end, 20’ long. Creatures caught in the
area suffer 4d6 damage, with a successful
save versus spells indicating half damage.
▶ Wearing only one knuckle: Acts as a
normal +1 Knuckles.
Knuckles +1, Indra
A pair of knuckles with a thunder spirit.
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▶ Shock: On a natural 18, 19, or 20 attack
roll, inflicts an extra 1d6 automatic damage.
▶ Lightning strike: Once per day, wielder
can release a line of electricity 5’ wide, 30’
long. Creatures caught in the area suffer 4d6
damage, with a successful save versus spells
indicating half damage.
▶ Wearing only one knuckle: Acts as a
normal +1 Knuckles.
Knuckles +1, Sonic
A pair of knuckles that punches through the
sound barrier and repulses.
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▶ Sonic boom: On an attack roll of natural
18, 19, or 20, a creature must save versus
spells or become deafened and for 6 rounds.
▶ Repulsion: Anyone hit is pushed 2d6 × 10’
away.
▶ Wearing only one knuckle: Acts as a
normal +1 Knuckles.
Knuckles +1, Wardbreak
A pair of knuckles that punches through
magic barriers.
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▶ Brain pain: If a spell was disrupted by an
attack, the hit creature loses initiative on the
next round.
▶ Ward through: Anyone hit suffers a -2
penalty to saves against magic for 3 rounds.
▶ Wearing only one knuckle: Acts as a
normal +1 Knuckles.
Lance +1, Spiral
An enchanted spiral lance which allows its
wielder to charge with prowess.
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▶ Sharpness: Grants a +2 bonus to the attack
roll when charging.
▶ Charge: On an attack roll of natural
18, 19, or 20, triples any damage done with a
successful hit against larger than
human-sized targets. Against human-sized
or smaller targets, only a natural 19 or 20
triples, and against targets of solid stone or
metal, only a natural 20.
Mace +1, Darksteel
Beyond time forged mace.
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▶ Indestructible: Cannot be destroyed by
natural or magical means.
Mace +1, Light
▶ On command: Produces light in a 30’
radius.
Polearm +1, Shield Cleaver
A powerful crimson bardiche against shields.
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▶ On a hit: On a creature holding a shield, the
creature must save versus spells or its shield
will be destroyed.
▶ Magic shields: Have a +1 bonus for each
“plus” to avoid being destroyed.
Racket +1, Distance
An enchanted racket which can launch up to
double the normal range.
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▶ Ranges: Short: 5’–40’ / 41’–80’ / 81’–120’,
Racket +1, Silence
An enchanted racket which can launch a
dizzying mass of air.
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▶ Silence: A creature hit with a missile attack
must save versus spells or conversation and
spell casting becomes impossible for 3 turns.
Racket +1, Wind
An enchanted racket particularly effective
against flying foes.
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▶ Flying creatures: Hit with a missile attack
must save versus spells or will need to land
and become unable to fly for 1d3 rounds.
▶ Creatures climbing, on rope: if hit, must
save versus paralysis or fall.
Racket +2, Accuracy
An enchanted racket which can launch with
precision, even at long range.
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▶ Range modifiers: Attack rolls with this
weapon are never modified for range.
▶ Maximum range: Is not increased by
the enchantment.
Racket +2, Shockwave
An enchanted racket which burst a
shockwave against foes.
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▶ Shockwave: Any within a 15' radius of a
creature hit with a missile attack suffers 1d6
damage.
▶ Maximum range: Is not increased by
the enchantment.
Sickle +1, Blood
Inflicts vicious, bleeding wounds.
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▶ Bleeding: After being hit, the target suffers
1 additional point of damage per round (up to
a maximum of 10 rounds).
▶ Multiple wounds: Each deals additional
damage per round.
▶ Stopping bleeding: Bandaging a wound
stops it bleeding and negates further damage.
▶ Healing: Damage from the sickle cannot be
healed by magic or regeneration.
▶ Restrictions: Constructs and creatures
without blood are unaffected by the sickle’s
wounding effect.
Sickle +1, Dust Devil
Marvellous sickle to perform swift slashes.
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▶ Roguish characters: Are the only ones
allowed to use it.
▶ Gust lick: On an attack roll of natural 18,
19, or 20, deal 1d4 in foes within 10’ radius.
▶ Movement: Increases by 10’ during
encounters.
▶ Withdrawals and retreats: Wielder suffers
no penalties.
Sickle +1, Harvest
Olive-coloured sickle that reap plants.
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▶ Used against sylvan creatures: Acts as a +3
sickle.
▶ Used against fungi and plant-based
creatures: Acts as a +3 sickle and inflicts
double damage.
▶ Druidic magic: Usable by divine spell
casters with access to druidic magic only.
Sickle +2, Lunar
A silver sickle that gleams with lunar beauty.
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▶ Moonlight: On command, produces light
in a 30’ radius.
▶ Faerie fire: Once per hour, the wielder can
cast a silver light per the druid spell.
▶ Restore: Once per day, any variable
qualities of spells cast have their maximum
value. (e.g. Cure Light Wounds heals the
maximum: 7hp).
▶ Druidic magic: Usable by divine spell
casters with access to druidic magic only.
Scythe +1, Harvest
Olive-coloured scythe that reap plants.
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▶ Used against fungi and plant-based
creatures: Acts as a +3 scythe.
Scythe +2, Deathtouch
Has the power to reap the souls of
living creatures.
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▶ Death sentence: On an attack roll of
natural 19, or 20, the target must save
versus spells or have their soul reaped
(instant death). If the save succeeds, the
scythe inflicts normal damage.
▶ Charges: The scythe can reap 2d6+1 souls
in total. Once this many souls have been
reaped, it becomes a normal magical scythe
+2.
▶ Restrictions: Non-living creatures are
unaffected.
Spear +1, Darksteel
Beyond time forged spear.
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▶ Indestructible: Cannot be destroyed by
natural or magical means.
Spear +1, Doorway
A spear which warns of dangers.
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▶ Alert: When the spear is pointed to a door
or portal, it warns if there’s danger on the
other side.
▶ Usage frequency: Up to three times per
day.
Spear +1, Light
▶ On command: Produces light in a 30’
radius.
Spear +3, Holy Avenger
A holy spear which grants special bonuses to
lawful divine spell casters.
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▶ Save bonus: The wielder gains a +4 bonus
to saves against magic.
▶ Used against chaotic creatures: Inflicts
double damage.
▶ Used by other lawful characters: The
sword functions as a +1 spear, without the
other advantages described above.
▶ Touched by a non-lawful character: The
spear inflicts 1d6 damage per round to
neutral characters and 2d6 per round to
chaotic characters.
Staff +1, +3 vs Devil
A white staff effective against demonkind.
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▶ Conduct: Usable by lawful characters only.
Staff +1, +3 vs Undead
A white staff effective against undeads.
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▶ Conduct: Usable by lawful characters only.
Staff +1, Darksteel
Beyond time forged staff.
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▶ Indestructible: Cannot be destroyed by
natural or magical means.
Staff +1, Light
▶ On command: Produces light in a 30’
radius.
Staff +3, Gold-Banded
A marvellous staff, banded with gold at each
tip. The staff has the power to grow and
shrink on command.
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▶ Minimum STR: Only characters of 16 STR
or higher can wield the staff.
▶ Size: The staff can be any length between 1”
and 200’.
▶ Reach: The wielder can attack foes at up to
the staff ’s length distant.
Trident +1, Reptiles Bane
A trident effective against reptiles.
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▶ Used against reptiles: Acts as a +3 trident.
▶ Morale affecting: Reptiles make morale
checks with a -2 penalty.
Trident +1, Stun
A trident enchanted with the power to
paralyse foes.
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▶ Successful hits: The target must save
versus spells or be paralysed for 2d4 rounds.
This consumes one charge.
▶ Charges: 1d4+16.
Trident +2, Malevolent
A trident used by fiends and their chaotic
followers.
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▶ Wicked ward: The wielder gains a +2
bonus to saves against magic from lawful
creatures.
▶ Used against lawful creatures: Inflicts
double damage.
▶ Touched by a non-chaotic character: The
sword inflicts 1d6 damage per round to
neutral characters and 2d6 per round to
chaotic characters.
Trident +2, Steam
A trident with steam flowing in its points.
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▶ Minimum STR: Only characters of 16 STR
or higher can wield the trident.
▶ Steam: Character may fire a cloud of steam
60’ long, 20’ wide, 20’ high. All caught in the
area suffer 2d6 damage.
▶ Underwater: The steam cannot be released
underwater.
▶ Frequency of steam: The hammer may
release the cloud of steam at most 1 time in
the space of 1 hour (6 turns).
Trident +3, Trine
A trident blessed by the power of fire, cold
and lightning.
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▶ Successful hits: The target may inflict an
additional 1d6+1 damage of fire, cold or
lightning.
▶ ”Plus”: The trident loses one of its +1 each
time its power is used. The trident regain a
plus after 4 hours (24 turns)
▶ Restriction: The trident may inflict at
most one additional damage from each
energy in a single day.
War Hammer +1, Darksteel
Beyond time forged hammer.
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▶ Indestructible: Cannot be destroyed by
natural or magical means.
War Hammer +1, Quake
Hammer to create earth tremors.
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▶ Minimum STR: Only characters of 16 STR
or higher can wield the hammer.
▶ Quake: Character may hit the ground and
any other creatures in 40’ suffers 3d8 damage
and must save versus death or fall prone,
unable to attack until able to stand up again.
Creatures not touching the ground are
unaffected.
▶ Password: Character may shout an agreed
word before the quake to let its allies jump
and avoid.
▶ Frequency of quake: The hammer may
quake the earth at most 1 time in the space of
1 turn (i.e. 1 time per combat).
Whip +1, Bloody
A crimson whip created to inflict vicious,
bleeding wounds.
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▶ Bleeding: After being hit, the target suffers
1 additional point of damage per round (up to
a maximum of 10 rounds).
▶ Multiple wounds: Each deal additional
damage per round.
▶ Stopping bleeding: Bandaging a wound
stops it bleeding and negates further damage.
▶ Healing: Damage from the sword cannot be
healed by magic or regeneration.
▶ Restrictions: Constructs and creatures
without blood are unaffected by the sword’s
wounding effect.
Whip +1, Darksteel
Beyond time forged whip.
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▶ Indestructible: Cannot be destroyed by
natural or magical means.
Whip +1, Hair Tie
An ornamental hair tie which can transform
into a magical whip.
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▶ Activating: The owner must simply grasp
the hair tie and will it to become a whip.
▶ Returning: After use, the whipmay be
returned to its hair tie form by touching it
and willing it to transform.
Whip +1, Viper
A whip that magically injects venom into the
victim when it strikes true.
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▶ Natural 20: If the wielder rolls an attack
roll of natural 20, the whip injects venom into
the victim (save versus death or die
instantly).
Whip +2, Blazing
Whip from a wicked devil which releases fire.
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▶ Entangle: If the victim was entangled,
suffers 1d4 damage while entangled.
▶ Usage frequency: The power may be used
twice per day.
▶ Cold-based creatures: Are automatically
entangled if hit.
Whip +2, Charm
A fuchsia whip created to bewitch.
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▶ Entangle: Target must save versus spells
or becomes charmed in the same way as the
magic-user spell Charm Person.
▶ Bring: Target must save versus spells or
becomes charmed in the same way as the
magic-user spell charm person.
▶ Usage frequency: The whip's power may
be used up to three times a week.

Whip +2, Electro

Whip from a cloud spirit which releases
thundershock.
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▶ Entangle: If the victim was entangled,
suffers 1d2 damage while entagled.
▶ Usage frequency: The power may be used
twice per day.
▶ Flying and aquatic creatures: Are
automatically entangled if hit.

Whip +2, Freezing

Whip from a snow fairy which releases cold.
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▶ Entangle: If the victim was entangled, one
of its limbs will be frozen, preventing it from
using weapons, claws, etc for 1 turn.
▶ Usage frequency: The power may be used
twice per day.
▶ Fire-based creatures: Are automatically
entangled if hit.

Whip +2, Vileslayer

A whip enchanted as a powerful bane
against undead, shadow and devil monsters.
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▶ Touched by a chaotic character: The
whip inflicts 4d4 damage.
▶ Used against undead, shadow or devil:
On a successful hit, the whip inflicts double
damage and has a chance of destroying the
monster (save versus death or be instantly
annihilated).
SPELLS
A variety of spells to expand the caster’s spell list.

▶ Adding: The spells below may be added normally at the spells available to arcane and divine spell
caster or be acquired through Magical Research.
▶ Origins: The majority of spells listed are from the first editions of Dungeons & Dragons with some
adaptations.
▶ Reversed spells: If a spell can be reversed, the name of the reversed version is noted in parentheses.
CLERIC SPELLS
4th LEVEL SPELLS
1st LEVEL SPELLS ✪ Blessed Guard (Blighted Guard)
✪ Aid ✪ Create Water
✪ Command ✪ Cure Serious Wounds (Cause Sr.
✪ Magic Stone Wounds)
✪ Pass Undead ✪ Detect Lie
✪ Resist Acid ✪ Divination
✪ Sanctuary ✪ Exorcise
✪ Flame Strike
2nd LEVEL SPELLS ✪ Lower Water
✪ Augury ✪ Neutralise Poison
✪ Chant ✪ Protection from Evil 10’ Radius
✪ Death Recall ✪ Sacrificial Resurrection
✪ Drag from Death’s Door ✪ Speak with Plants
✪ Healing Light ✪ Sticks to Snakes
✪ Resist Gas ✪ Sunburst
✪ Resist Lightning
✪ Reveal Charm 5th LEVEL SPELLS
✪ Slow Poison ✪ Cureall
✪ Strength ✪ Cure Critical Wounds (Cause Crit.
✪ Translate Wounds)
✪ Heavenly Grace Shield
3rd LEVEL SPELLS ✪ Plane Shift
✪ Animate Dead ✪ Regenerate
✪ Cure Blindness (Blindness) ✪ Restore (Energy Drain)
✪ Death Ward ✪ Speak with Monsters (Babble)
✪ Dispel Magic ✪ Truesight
✪ Feign Death ✪ Word of Recall
✪ Glyph of Warding
✪ Minor Heal
✪ Prayer
✪ Reflect Coat
✪ Revitalising Dawn
✪ Speak with Dead
✪ Tongues
✪ Water Walk
1st LEVEL SPELLS
Aid
Duration: 6 turns
Range: The caster or a creature touched
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A living subject touched gains bonus hit
points.
▶ Bonus hit points: Subject gains a
number of bonus hit points equal to 1d6+1.
▶ Any damage suffered: Is subtracted first
from the bonus hit points.
▶ When the duration ends: If any of the
bonus hit points remain, they disappear.
▶ Higher level casters: May give more bonus
hit points: an additional 1d6+1 per five
experience levels the caster has gained (i.e.
2d6+2 at 6th–10th level, 3d6+3 at 11th–15th
level, etc.).
▶ Ritual: Casting Aid may also form part of
rituals of warding, at the referee’s discretion.
Command
Duration: 1 round
Range: 10’
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The caster issues a command of a single word
to a single human, demihuman, or
human-like monster, as follows:
▶ Commands: If they share a language, the
caster may give a command like "flee",
"stop", etc, which they will obey.
▶ Suicidal commands: Causes the creature
to faint for the spell duration.
▶ INT 13+ and/or 6+ HD: May save versus
spells to avoid command.
Restrictions: Undead are not affected.
Magic Stone
Duration: 1 day or until used
Range: Touch
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Enchant a sling stone witn magic.
▶ Ranged attack: The sling stone can be
thrown as a missile by the caster or any allies.
▶ Acts as: A magical sling stone +1 (1d4+1).
Pass Undead
Duration: 1 turn per level
Range: The caster or a creature touched
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The subject is rendered completely
undetectable to undead.
▶ Detection: Undead with 6 or more HD may
save versus spells to detect anyone protected
by this spell. Undead with 9 or more HD are
never deceived by the spell.
▶ Hostile actions: Taking hostile action
against undead (e.g. attacking, casting
offensive spells) reveals the subject’s
presence, but only to the individuals which
were attacked.
Resist Acid
Duration: 6 turns
Range: 30’
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All creatures within range are protected from
cold, as follows:
▶ Normal acid: Unharmed by non-magical
acid.
▶ Save bonus: Gain a +2 bonus to all saving
throws versus acid-based magical or breath
attacks
▶ Acid-based damage: Is reduced by 1 point
per damage die rolled. (Each die inflicts a
minimum of 1 hit point damage.)
Resist Gas
Duration: 6 turns
Range: 30’
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All creatures within range are protected from
gas or steam, as follows:
▶ Normal gas: Unharmed by non-magical
gas or steam.
▶ Save bonus: Gain a +2 bonus to all saving
throws versus gas or steam-based magical or
breath attacks
▶ Gas or steam-based damage: Is reduced by
1 point per damage die rolled. (Each die
inflicts a minimum of 1 hit point damage.)
Sanctuary 2nd LEVEL SPELLS
Duration: 2 rounds +1 round per level
Range: The caster or a creature touched
------------------------------------------------ Augury
The caster or another creature cannot be Duration: 3 turns
directly attacked: Range: The caster
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▶ Attackers: Must save versus spells to Allows the caster to know if something in the
become able to attack the protected creature. near future will bring good or bad results for
▶ Area attacks: Can still affect the target. the spell duration.
▶ Protected creature: If the subject attacks
or casts a harmful spell, the protection is ▶ Questions: The caster may ask only one
broken, ending the spell. question per casting.
▶ Chance of a correct answer: 70% + 1% per
caster level.

Chant
Duration: Concentration
Range: 30'
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This spell grants the caster to influence other
living creatures.

▶ Allies: Gain a +1 bonus to attack, damage,

saving throws.
▶ Foes: Suffer a -1 penalty to attack, damage,
saving throws.
▶ Concentration: The Chant persists as long
as the caster concentrates on the spell and
does not move.

Death Recall
Duration: 1 turn
Range: Corpse touched
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Upon casting this spell and touching the
body of a creature which has died within the
last 24 hours, the caster experiences a vision
of the last 10 minutes of the creature’s life,
ending with its demise:

▶ Trance: While witnessing the deceased

creature’s last moments of life, the caster is in
a trance state, unable to move or perceive
their surroundings.
Drag From Death’s Door
Duration: Instant
Range: Creature touched
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A subject killed by damage (i.e. not by poison,
disintegration, etc.) within the last 3 rounds
is dragged back from the brink of death.
▶ Weakness: Returning from death is an
ordeal. Until the subject gets two full weeks
of bed rest, they have 1 hit point, move at half
the normal rate, cannot carry heavy items,
and cannot attack, cast spells, or use other
class abilities. This period of weakness may
not be shortened by any magical healing.
▶ Bargain: In return for cheating death, the
cleric suffers 1d6 damage and the subject
suffers a permanent loss of one point from a
random ability score (if using the optional
rule for returning from death).
Healing Light
Duration: Instant
Range: 60’
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The caster’s heals 1d6+1 hit points of
damage in one living subject. This cannot
raise the subject’s hit points above their
normal maximum.
Resist Lightning
Duration: 2 turns
Range: 30’
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A single creature is bestowed with
supernatural resistance to lightning, as
follows:
▶ Normal heat: Unharmed by non-magical
lightning or electricity.
▶ Save bonus: Gain a +2 bonus to all saving
throws versus lightning-based magical or
breath attacks
▶ Lightning-based damage: Is reduced by 1
point per damage die rolled. (Each die inflicts
a minimum of 1 hit point damage.)
Reveal Charm
Duration: 1 turn
Range: 30’
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Up to 10 creatures within range are caused to
glow, to determine if they are under the
influence of a charm spell.
Slow Poison
Duration: 1 hour per level
Range: The caster or a creature touched
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Poisons affecting the subject are dramatically
slowed, giving the caster time to effect a full
cure.
▶ Poison effects: As long as the subject has
more than 1 hit point, the slowed poison
inflicts 1hp of damage per turn. If the subject
is at 1hp, the poison inflicts no further
damage.
▶ Characters killed by poison: Can be
revived by this spell. Death must have
occurred within one turn per level of the
caster.
▶ Natural poisons: If the subject was
poisoned by a natural plant or animal, the
caster has a 10% chance per level of knowing
a herbal antidote that will fully neutralise the
poison. In the wilderness, gathering the
herbs for the antidote takes one turn. In a
settlement, the herbs may be available for
purchase from a herbalist.
▶ When the duration ends: The full effects
of the poison occur. If the subject was revived
from death by this spell, they die once more.
Strength
Duration: 6 turns per level
Range: Touch
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Confers a temporary STR bonus, which varies
depending on the affected creature’s class.
▶ +1d4: Non-martial classes.
▶ +1d6: Semi-martial classes.
▶ +1d8: Martial classes.
Character’s STR: Cannot go above 18.
Translate 3rd LEVEL SPELLS
Duration: 3 turns
Range: The caster
------------------------------------------------ Animate Dead
The caster gains the ability to understand Duration: Permanent
written information in any language, except Range: 60’
coded messages or symbols (e.g. on treasure ------------------------------------------------
maps). No ability to speak unknown Causes corpses or skeletons to rise as undead
languages is conferred. Skeletons or Zombies.

▶ Obedient: Created undead obey the

caster’s commands.
▶ Special abilities: They are unable to use
any special abilities (including spell casting)
that they possessed in life.
▶ Duration: The reanimating magic remains
active until dispelled or until the undead are
slain.
Number: The spell animates up to 1 Hit Die of
zombies or skeletons per level of the caster:
▶ Skeletons: Have AC 7 [12] and HD equal to
those the creature had in life.
▶ Zombies: Have AC 8 [11] and HD one
greater than the creature had in life.
▶ Classed characters: If a PC or NPC with
levels in a class is reanimated by this spell,
the levels are not counted as HD. For
example, the reanimated corpse of a 5th level
fighter would have 2 HD (1 HD as a normal
human, +1 for being reanimated as a zombie).

Cure Blindness
Duration: Instant
Range: Touch
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Cure a subject of any forms of blindness.

↶ Blindness
Causes permanent blindness upon a creature,
if it fails a save versus spells.
Death Ward
Duration: 1 turn per level
Range: 60’
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A living subject is warded such that they do
not die when reduced to 0 hit points, instead
being able to survive and continue to act
normally until they reach –10 hit points..
▶ Death saves: The subject also gains a +2
bonus to saving throws versus death or
poison.
▶ Healing: Healing magic functions normally
for a character under this ward. For example,
a character could be reduced to –8hp, then
receive a healing spell taking them up to
–2hp, then drink a potion of healing taking
them up to 3hp.
▶ Expiration: Once the spell expires, if the
subject has 0 or less hit points, they die
immediately.
Dispel Magic
Duration: Instant
Range: 120’
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Dispel Magic ends spell effects within a 20’
cube area.
▶ Caster levels: Effects created by lower level
casters are automatically dispelled. Effects
created by higher level casters have a 5%
chance per level difference of not being
dispelled.
▶ Magic items: Are unaffected.
Feign Death
Duration: 6 turns +1 per level
Range: The caster or a creature touched
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A willing subject falls into a cataleptic state,
indistinguishable from death.
▶ Hit Dice limit: The subject may not have
higher HD than the caster’s level.
▶ Senses: The subject retains their senses of
hearing and smell, but cannot see or feel.
▶ Damage: Any damage inflicted on the
subject is halved.
▶ Immunities: The subject is unaffected by
paralysis and energy drain.
▶ Poison: The effects of any poison in the
subject’s system are suspended while the
spell lasts. Once the duration ends, poison
has its normal effect once more.
▶ Ending: The caster can end the spell at any
time. The subject requires 1 round to awaken.
Glyph of Warding
Duration: Permanent (until triggered)
Range: Touch
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Inscribes a glyph to protect an area or object.
▶ Area: Up to 5' square per caster level.
▶ Password: Any creature entering the area
without first speaking the password, triggers
the glyph.
▶ Glyph: Is invisible and loses power after
triggered and has two usages:
a. Blast Glyph: Inflicts 2 points of damage
(fire or electricity) per caster level (save
versus spells for half damage).
b. Spell Glyph: Causes blindness, paralysis,
or energy drain on a creature (save versus
spells to avoid).
Minor Heal Speak with Dead
Duration: Instant Duration: 1 turn per level
Range: The caster or a creature touched Range: 10’
------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------
The caster’s touch heals 1d4 × 5 hit points of The caster may ask questions of a deceased
damage in one living subject. This cannot person, the spirit’s voice echoing out from
raise the subject’s hit points above their beyond the grave.
normal maximum.
▶ Remains: Some remnant of the person’s
▶ Usage limit: Minor Heal may only be cast physical body (e.g. bones) must be within
once per day. range.
▶ Time since death: It is only possible to
Prayer awaken the spirit of a person who died
Duration: 1 round per level within a certain time frame, dependent on
Range: 60' the caster’s level (see table below).
------------------------------------------------ ▶ Questions: The number which can be
This spell grants the caster to influence other asked depends on the caster’s level (see table
living creatures. below). The spirit answers truthfully but
briefly, and only possesses knowledge it had
▶ Allies: Gain a +1 bonus to attack, damage, during life.
saving throws. ▶ Speech: The spirit speaks with tongues it
▶ Foes: Suffer a -1 penalty to attack, damage, knew in life.
saving throws.
▶ Caster: May cast other spells, attack, or Speak With Dead Limitations
take other actions while Prayer is active.
Level Time Since Questions
Reflect Coat Death
Duration: 6 turns +1 per level
Range: The caster or a creature touched
6 or lower 7 days 2
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Magic and energy attacks against the
protected creature has a 1-in-6 chance of 7-8 7 months 3
being reflected back at its origin.
9-10 7 years 4
▶ Break: After 2 spells or attacks are reflected,
the spell ends. 11-12 70 years 5
▶ Touch: Cannot be reflected.
▶ Polishment: At 9th level, the chance of 13+ Unlimited 6
reflection becomes a 2-in-6 chance.

Revitalising Dawn Tongues

Duration: Instant
Range: 120’
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Restores 1d6+1 hit points of damage of up to
24 living creatures in a 30’ radius area.
Duration: 2 turns
Range: The caster
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The caster becomes able to speak the
language of any creature within a 15’ radius
area.
Water Walk
Duration: 1 turn +1 per level
Range: The caster or a creature touched
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This spell grants to a human-sized creature
the power to walk on the surface of water,
without sinking.
▶ Higher level casters: If the caster is higher
than 6th level, one more human-sized
creature may be affected for each level
beyond 6th.
▶ Scaling: Creatures larger than human-sized
may be considered as two or more
human-sized creatures in order to be
affected, at the referee’s discretion.
4th LEVEL SPELLS
Blessed Guard
Duration: 6 turns
Range: 60’
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May be used in one of two situations:
1. Battle: Allies within a 10’ square area who
are not yet in melee gain a +1 bonus to AC
and saving throws, and damage received is
reduced by 1 point per damage die rolled.
(Each die inflicts a minimum of 1 hit point
damage.)
2. Ritual: Casting Blessed Guard may also
form part of rituals of warding or
consecration, at the referee’s discretion.
↶ Blighted Guard
Incurs a -1 penalty to AC and saving throws,
and damage received is increased by 1 point
per damage die rolled (Each die inflicts a
minimum of 2 hit points damage.) on
enemies within a 10’ square area. A save
versus spells is allowed to resist the Blighted
Guard.
Detect Lie
Duration: 1 round per level
Range: 30’
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Grants the ability to distinguish truth from
lies in words heard.
Divination
Duration: 1 turn
Range: Caster
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Caster gathers information about a location.
▶ Reveals: Strength of creatures, treasure
quantity, resistances, etc.
▶ Chance for correct divination: 60% + 1%
per caster level.
▶ Incorrect divination: May reveal false
information, at referee's description.
Exorcise
Duration: Permanent
Range: 5’
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Caster can remove foreign influences from a
being (e.g., Magic Jar, charm spells,
possession and similar effects).
▶ Success Probability: Referee rolls d100 to
determine success probability per turn of the
exorcism. Probability is adjusted by a 1% for
each level difference between the caster and
opposing entity/caster.
▶ Caster level: Higher level increases
probability, lower level decreases probability.
▶ Ritual: Casting Exorcise may also form part
of rituals of purification or consecration, at
the referee’s discretion.
Flame Strike
Duration: Instant
Range: 60’
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A vertical column of divine fire 30' high and
10' in diameter that roars downward on a
target.
▶ Damage: Creatures caught in the column
suffer 6d6 hit points of damage, with a
successful save versus spells indicating half
damage.
Lower Water
Duration: 10 turns
Range: 240’
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This spell reduces the depth of a body of
water by half for the duration. An area of up
to 10,000 square feet may be affected.
Sacrificial Resurrection
Duration: Instant
Range: 120’
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By making a bargain with the powers of
netherrealm, the caster can exchange one
soul for another, bringing a dead creature
back to life in return for a sacrifice of equal
magnitude.
▶ Time limit: The caster can raise a person
that has been dead for no longer than four
days per level of the caster above 6th. For
example, a 9th level caster can revive a
character that has been dead for twelve days
(three levels above 6th × four days).
▶ Ritual sacrifice: The spell is cast as a ritual
lasting 1 turn, during which a number of
intelligent beings must be sacrificed, whose
total Hit Dice equal that of the creature to be
resurrected.
▶ Weakness: Returning from death is an
ordeal. Until the subject gets two full weeks
of bed rest, they have 1 hit point, move at half
the normal rate, cannot carry heavy items,
and cannot attack, cast spells, or use other
class abilities. This period of weakness may
not be shortened by any magical healing.
Sunburst
Duration: Instant
Range: 120’
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Caster conjures a momentary flash of blazing
golden light rays, emanating from a point
within 120’.
▶ Creatures viewing the flash: Must save
versus spells or be blinded for 2d6 rounds.
▶ Undead creatures: Within the flash suffer
1d6 damage per level of the caster, with a
successful save versus spells indicating half
damage.
5th LEVEL SPELLS
Cureall
Duration: Instant
Range: Touch
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The most powerful of the healing spells. It
has three uses:
1. Cure wounds: Restores all hit points of a
living subject.
2. Cure ailment: Remove a curse, neutralise a
poison, cure paralysis, cure a disease, cure
blindness, or any other ailment (e.g. a
Feeblemind effect) of a subject. Can only cure
one ailment per use.
3. Raise dead rehabilitation: Removes the
weakness effects from resurrection spells
(e.g. the need of two weeks of rest, the subject
being unable to attack or cast spells, etc).
This is the only way to remove the period of
weakness by magical healing.
▶ Usage limit: It may only be cast once per
week.
Cure Critical Wounds
Duration: Instant
Range: The caster or a creature touched
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The caster’s touch heals 3d6+3 hit points of
damage in one living subject. This cannot
raise the subject’s hit points above their
normal maximum.
↶ Cause Critical Wounds
Inflicts 3d6+3 hit points of damage to a
touched creature. In combat, a melee attack
roll is required.
Find the Path
Duration: 6 turns + 1 turn per level
Range: The caster
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The caster designates a specific place, even if
unvisited. The spell grants knowledge of the
direction to the chosen place per its duration.
▶ Navigate: The caster gains essential
knowledge for reaching the location, such as
hidden doors and passwords.
▶ Escape routes: Can be easily found during
the spell.
Heavenly Grace Shield
Duration: 6 turns
Range: The caster or a creature touched
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This spell summons 1d6+1 guardians from the
heavenly realm. The guardians are faintly
visible, whirling around a creature, forming a
protective shield against magic.
▶ Spell reflection: When the protected
creature is targeted by a spell, one of the
guardians negates that spell. The guardian
perishes.
▶ Expiration: Once all guardians have
negated a spell, Heavenly Grace Shield ends.
Part Water
Duration: 6 turns
Range: 120’
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A body of water parts, revealing a pathway
across the bottom.
▶ Size: The path is 10’ wide and up to 120’
long.
▶ Dismissing: The caster may end the spell
any time they wish.
Plane Shift
Duration: Permanent
Range: Touch
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Allows caster to transport itself or another
creature to another plane or alternate
dimension.
▶ Willing subjects: Up to eight individuals
can be affected when linking hands in a
circle.
▶ Unwilling subjects: May save versus
spells to prevent the plane shifting.
Regeneration
Duration: Permanent
Range: Touch
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Body parts, bones, and organs grow back.
▶ Time to regenerate:
a. 1 round: Severed limbs to rettach.
b. 2d4 turns: If a body part must be grown
from scratch.
↶ Decay
A body part or organ shrivels in 1 round,
becoming useless. It withers, falls, and
crumbles into dust in 2d4 turns. In combat, a
melee attack roll is required. Some kinds of
magic (e.g. Cure Disease or Remove Curse)
stops decaying.
Restore
Duration: Instant
Range: Touch
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This spell restores one experience level (or Hit
Die) of a character.
▶ Limit: Only one lost experience level may
be restored per character until its former level
is achieved again.
▶ The cleric: Loses one experience level, as if
hit by a wight. The loss is not permanent.
▶ Rest for: 2d10 days to regain the lost
experience level.
↶ Energy Drain
A successfully hit target permanently loses
one experience level (or Hit Die). This incurs
a loss of one Hit Die of hit points, as well as
all other benefits due to the drained level (e.g.
spells, saving throws, etc.). Causes no
experience level loss to the caster, but it is a
chaotic act, avoided by lawful casters.
Speak with Monsters
Duration: 1 round per level
Range: 30'
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The caster can communicate with both living
and undead beings. Even creatures lacking
intelligence will comprehend and respond to
the caster.
▶ Interaction: While under conversation,
creatures will not attack the cleric. They may
defend themselves if attacked.
▶ Limit: Only one question allowed per
round.
↶ Babble
Creatures within 60' cannot be understood
by any creature for 1 turn per level of the
caster, if they fail on a save versus spells (at a
-2 penalty).
▶ Discord: The spell affects communication
in all forms, including hand gestures, written
messages, and verbal communication.
▶ Spell casting: Are unaffected.
▶ Magic items: The spell obstructs the usage
of magic items by rendering command words
as unintelligible babbling.
Truesight
Duration: 1 turn +1 round per level
Range: The caster
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The subject sees all things within 120’ as they
truly are.

▶ Secret doors: Are revealed.

▶ Alignments: Are revealed.
▶ Invisibility: Invisible objects and creatures
are perceived.
▶ Illusions: Are seen through.
▶ Enchantments: Enchanted objects and
creatures are made apparent.

Word of Recall
Duration: Instant
Range: The caster
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The caster and its belongings (not creatures)
vanish and reappear at its established home.

▶ Home requirement: The caster must

possess a permanent residence, (e. g. a castle,
a temple) with a proper meditation room that
serves as the spell's destination.
▶ Initiative: Upon casting, the caster gains
initiative for the round, unless taken by
surprise.
DRUID SPELLS 4th LEVEL SPELLS
✪ Conjure Fire Elemental
1st LEVEL SPELLS ✪ Hold Plant
✪ Detect Magic ✪ Repel Vermin
✪ Magic Stone ✪ Sticks to Snakes
✪ Purify Water (Contaminate Water)
✪ Shillelagh 5th LEVEL SPELLS
✪ Conjure Earth Elemental
2nd LEVEL SPELLS ✪ Cure Critical Wounds (Cause Crit.
✪ Booby Trap Wounds)
✪ Charm Person or Mammal ✪ Gaea’s Regeneration (Gaea’s
✪ Feign Death Decayment)
✪ Goodberry ✪ Return to Nature
✪ Translate ✪ Sacrificial Resurrection
✪ Transmute Metal to Wood

3rd LEVEL SPELLS

✪ Climate Blade
✪ Cure Disease (Cause Disease)
✪ Drag from Death’s Door
✪ Fire Mantle
✪ Insect Swarm
✪ Litoform
✪ Neutralise Poison
✪ Thunder Mantle
1st LEVEL SPELLS
Detect Magic
Duration: 2 turns
Range: 60’
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Enchanted objects, areas, or creatures are
caused to glow. Both permanent and
temporary enchantments are revealed.
Magic Stone
Duration: 1 day or until used
Range: Touch
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Enchant a sling stone witn magic.
▶ Ranged attack: The sling stone can be
thrown as a missile by the caster or any allies.
▶ Acts as: A magical sling stone +1 (1d4+1).
Purify Water
Duration: Permanent
Range: 10’
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Poisoned, spoiled, or contaminated water is
purified. .
▶ Drink: 6 quarts.
↶ Contaminate Water
Causes a 6 quarts of drink to be spoiled, or
contaminated.
Shillelagh
Duration: 6 rounds +1 per level
Range: Touch
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The caster's club or staff is enchanted:
▶ Weapon: Treated as a magical:
1. Mace +2: Against human-sized or smaller
creatures.
2. Club or staff +1: Against greater than
human-sized creatures.
2nd LEVEL SPELLS
Booby Trap
Duration: Permanent (until triggered)
Range: Touch
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Affects any closable item (book, box, bottle,
chest, door, etc) to become a bomb that burst
in a magical explosion when triggered.
▶ Do not work: On an item already affected
with Hold Portal or Wizard Lock spells (the
same spells do not affect an item already
affected with a Booby Trap Spell).
▶ Triggering: Any other creature than the
caster touching the affected item, causing a
magical explosion in a 5' radius sphere.
▶ Damage: Creatures caught in the magical
explosion suffer 1d6 damage per level of the
caster, with a successful save versus spells
indicating half damage.
▶ Enchanted item: Is not harmed by the
magical explosion.
▶ Detection and removal: There is a 50%
chance of being detected by any means.
Failing to remove it triggers the Booby Trap.
Knock spell: Opens the item, but triggers the
explosion.
Charm Person or Mammal
Duration: One or more days (see below)
Range: 80’
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A single person or mammal must save versus
spells or be charmed, as follows:
▶ Friendship: The subject regards the caster
as a close friend and will come to the caster’s
defence.
▶ Commands: If they share a language, the
caster may give the charmed creature
commands, which they will obey.
▶ Subject’s nature: The subject may resist
commands that contradict their habits or
alignment.
▶ Suicidal commands: Are always refused.
Restrictions: Undead and monsters of
greater than 4+1 HD are not affected.
Duration: The charm lasts indefinitely, but
the subject is allowed to make further saves
versus spells at intervals, depending on their
INT score. If one of these saves succeeds, the
spell ends.
INT 3–8: New save once every month.
INT 9–12: New save each week.
INT 13–18: New save once every day.
Feign Death
Duration: 6 turns +1 per level
Range: The caster or a creature touched
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A willing subject falls into a cataleptic state,
indistinguishable from death.
Range: Touch
Duration: 1 day +l per level
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Caster enchants 8 berries, where 2d4 of them
have magical effects when eaten:
1. Nourishment: Provides enough sustain for
a person for that day (no need to eat).
2. Healing: Restores 1 hit point of damage.
▶ Identifying: Divine spell casters with
access to druidic magic can identify the
berries. A Detect Magic spell may also be
used to identify the berries.
▶ Frequency: A creature can eat up to 8
magical berries within a day.
↶ Badberry (Reverse)
Contaminates 8 berries. If ingested, poisons a
creature, inflicting 1 point of damage per
berry eaten (no saving throw is required).
Transmute Metal to Wood
Duration: Permanent
Range: 120’
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This spell turns a metal object into wood.
▶ Transmutes: Up to 80 coins of weight per
level of the caster.
▶ Magic items: Have a 10% chance to be
affected by this spell.

▶ Hit Dice limit: The subject may not have

higher HD than the caster’s level.
▶ Senses: The subject retains their senses of
hearing and smell, but cannot see or feel.
▶ Damage: Any damage inflicted on the
subject is halved.
▶ Immunities: The subject is unaffected by
paralysis and energy drain.
▶ Poison: The effects of any poison in the
subject’s system are suspended while the
spell lasts. Once the duration ends, poison
has its normal effect once more.
▶ Ending: The caster can end the spell at any
time. The subject requires 1 round to awaken.

Goodberry
3rd LEVEL SPELLS
Climate Blade
Duration: 3 turns
Range: 60’
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This spell wards the caster and all allies
within 10’ in an aura of fire:
▶ Bonuses: Those warded gain a +1 bonus to
saving throws against fire.
▶ Barkskin: When the spell is active, the
subject gains a +1 bonus to AC.
▶ Monsters with fewer than 4 HD within
10': Suffer 2d6 damage.
▶ Monsters with 4 or more HD within 10':
Suffer 1d6 damage.
Cure Disease
Duration: Instant
Range: 30’
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This spell has two usages:
1. Cure a subject of any disease: Including
those of magical origin.
2. Kill Green slime: This monster is killed
instantly.
↶ Cause Disease
The victim must save versus spells or be
afflicted with a horrid disease of withering:
▶ Death: Within 2d12 days.
▶ Attack penalty: -2 to attack rolls.
▶ Natural healing: Takes twice the usual
amount of time.
▶ Magical healing: Is utterly ineffective.
▶ Curing: This disease can be cured with a
casting of Cure Disease.
Drag From Death’s Door
Duration: Instant
Range: Creature touched
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A subject killed by damage (i.e. not by poison,
disintegration, etc.) within the last 3 rounds
is dragged back from the brink of death.
▶ Weakness: Returning from death is an
ordeal. Until the subject gets two full weeks
of bed rest, they have 1 hit point, move at half
the normal rate, cannot carry heavy items,
and cannot attack, cast spells, or use other
class abilities. This period of weakness may
not be shortened by any magical healing.
▶ Bargain: In return for cheating death, the
cleric suffers 1d6 damage and the subject
suffers a permanent loss of one point from a
random ability score (if using the optional
rule for returning from death).
Fire Mantle
Duration: 1 turn +1 per level
Range: 10’ around the caster
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This spell wards the caster and all allies
within 10’ in an aura of fire:
▶ Bonuses: Those warded gain a +1 bonus to
saving throws against fire.
▶ Barkskin: When the spell is active, the
subject gains a +1 bonus to AC.
▶ Monsters with fewer than 4 HD within
10': Suffer 2d6 damage.
▶ Monsters with 4 or more HD within 10':
Suffer 1d6 damage.
Insect Swarm Thunder Mantle
Duration: 1 round per level Duration: 1 turn +1 per level
Range: 30’ Range: 10’ around the caster
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Engulfs a victim with biting, pinching, and This spell wards the caster and all allies
stinging insects. within 10’ in an aura of lightning:

▶ 50% chance: Of a flying or crawling swarm
that inflicts 2 points of damage per round.
▶ Victim: Can only try to get rid of the
swarm.
▶ Caster: Can direct the swarm to attack
different opponents. Insects take one round
to disengage and move to another opponent.
▶ Movement: Flying insects move at 180'
(60') and crawling insects move at 120' (40').
▶ Bonuses: Those warded gain a +1 bonus to
saving throws against lightning.
▶ Barkskin: When the spell is active, the
subject gains a +1 bonus to AC.
▶ Monsters with fewer than 4 HD within
10': Suffer 2d6 damage.
▶ Monsters with 4 or more HD within 10':
Suffer 1d6 damage.

Neutralise Poison
Duration: Instant
Range: 10’ around the caster
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This spell wards the caster and all allies
within 10’ in an aura of lightning:

1. Characters: Neutralise the effects of poison

on a character. A character who has died from
poisoning can be revived, if Neutralise Poison
is cast within ten rounds.
2. Items: Remove poison from an item.

Litoform
Duration: Permanent
Range: Touch
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Up to 1000 cubic feet of stone is rearranged
as the caster wishes.

▶ Stone size: Up to a 10’ cube area.

▶ Examples of uses: Caster can make
weapons, doors, sculptures out of stone.
4th LEVEL SPELLS
Conjure Fire Elemental
Duration: Permanent (until dismissal or
slain)
Range: 240’
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A 16 Hit Dice Fire Rlemental—a being
formed of pure elemental matter—is
summoned from fire elemental plane to do
the caster’s bidding.
▶ Materials: The summons requires a large
volume of the appropriate element.
▶ Concentration: Is required to command an
elemental.
▶ Dismissing: While control over the
elemental is maintained, the caster may
dismiss it at any time, sending it back to its
plane of origin.
▶ Disruption: If the caster moves at more
than half speed or their concentration is
disturbed, the command over the elemental
ends. It is, henceforth, a free-willed entity
and will immediately try to kill the caster and
any who get in its way.
▶ Dispelling: A conjured elemental may be
dispelled by Dispel Magic or Dispel Evil.
Restrictions: The caster may summon at
most one fire elemental in a single day.
Hallucinatory Forest
Duration: Permanent
Range: 240’
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Hallucinatory Forest conjures an illusory
forest feature (e.g. a thicket, wood, a grove,
etc.) to hide an existing terrain feature.
▶ Area: The illusion must fit completely
within the spell’s range.
▶ Perceiving: Druids, rangers and creatures
of Sylvan forests (e.g. dryads, green dragons,
pixies, treants) are the only ones able to
perceive the illusion.
Hold Plant
Duration: 1 turn per level
Range: 180’
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This spell causes one or more plants to be
paralysed if they fail a saving throw versus
spells.
▶ Number of targets: Up to 1 Hit Die of
plants per level of the caster may be targeted.
▶ Affects: Normal or magical plants, fungi.
Plant and fungi-based creatures that are
fantastical, or magically conjured, controlled,
or summoned are also affected.
Repel Vermin
Duration: 1 turn per level
Range: 10' radius around the caster
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Prevent all ordinary insects, rats, spiders, etc.
from approaching.
▶ Vermins with 2 or more HD: Must save
versus spells to approach, but suffer 1d6
damage.
Restriction: Intelligent vermins are not
affected.
Sticks to Snakes
Duration: 6 turns
Range: 120’
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2d8 normal sticks are miraculously
transformed into snakes that follow the
caster’s orders.
▶ Reversion: The snakes become sticks once
more if killed or when the duration ends.
Conjured Snakes
AC 6 [13], HD 1 (4hp), Att 1 × bite (1d4),
THAC0 19 [0], MV 90’ (30’), SV D12 W13 P14
B15 S16 (1), ML 7, AL Neutral, XP 10 (13 if
poisonous)
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▶ Poison: There is a 50% chance of the
snakes being poisonous.
▶ When killed: Revert back to sticks.
5th LEVEL SPELLS
Conjure Earth Elemental
Duration: Permanent (until dismissal or
slain)
Range: 240’
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A 16 Hit Dice Earth Rlemental—a being
formed of pure elemental matter—is
summoned from earth elemental plane to do
the caster’s bidding.
▶ Materials: The summons requires a large
volume of the appropriate element.
▶ Concentration: Is required to command an
elemental.
▶ Dismissing: While control over the
elemental is maintained, the caster may
dismiss it at any time, sending it back to its
plane of origin.
▶ Disruption: If the caster moves at more
than half speed or their concentration is
disturbed, the command over the elemental
ends. It is, henceforth, a free-willed entity
and will immediately try to kill the caster and
any who get in its way.
▶ Dispelling: A conjured elemental may be
dispelled by Dispel Magic or Dispel Evil.
Restrictions: The caster may summon at
most one earth elemental in a single day.
Cure Critical Wounds
Duration: Instant
Range: The caster or a creature touched
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The caster’s touch heals 3d6+3 hit points of
damage in one living subject. This cannot
raise the subject’s hit points above their
normal maximum.
↶ Cause Critical Wounds
Inflicts 3d6+3 hit points of damage to a
touched creature. In combat, a melee attack
roll is required.
Gaea’s Regeneration
Duration: 1 turn
Range: Touch
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Potentializes the healing of a living being.
▶ Rate: Regains 1 hit point per round.
▶ Severed limbs: Can be reattached if severed
in less than 1 hour. Takes 1 turn to reattach
and heal.
▶ Fire or acid damage: Cannot be
regenerated.
↶ Gaea’s Decayment
Creature loses 1 hit point per round and loses
body parts for every 6 hit points lost this way.
In combat, a melee attack roll is required.
Some kinds of magic (e.g. Cure Disease or
Remove Curse) stops decaying.
Insect Plague
Duration: Concentration (up to 1 day)
Range: 480’
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Cast above ground, this spell conjures a 60’
diameter swarm of flying insects (Insect
Swarm) with the following properties:
▶ Movement: 20’ per round. While the
swarm is within range, the caster is able to
direct its movements.
▶ Vision: Within the area of the swarm is
obscured.
● Creatures of 2 HD or less: Are driven away,
if caught within the swarm.
● Concentration: If the caster moves or loses
concentration, the swarm dissipates, ending
the spell.
Restrictions: The spell has no effect if cast
underground.
Return to Nature class abilities. This period of weakness may
Duration: Permanent not be shortened by any magical healing.
Range: 120’
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Artificial items and structures pointed by the
caster in a 30’ radius area crumble in rust and
moss, with branches, mushrooms and leaves
blooming through it.

▶ Magic items: Have a 75% chance to be

affected by this spell.
▶ Non-magical armours and weapons: Are
utterly ruined.
▶ On constructs and metallic creatures:
Suffer 1d6 damage per level of the caster, with
a successful save versus spells indicating
half damage.

Sacrificial Resurrection
Duration: Instant
Range: 120’
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By making a bargain with the powers of
netherrealm, the caster can exchange one
soul for another, bringing a dead creature
back to life in return for a sacrifice of equal
magnitude.

▶ Time limit: The caster can raise a person

that has been dead for no longer than four
days per level of the caster above 6th. For
example, a 7th. For example, a 10th level
caster can revive a character that has been
dead for twelve days (three levels above 7th ×
four days).
▶ Ritual sacrifice: The spell is cast as a ritual
lasting 1 turn, during which a number of
intelligent beings must be sacrificed, whose
total Hit Dice equal that of the creature to be
resurrected.
▶ Weakness: Returning from death is an
ordeal. Until the subject gets two full weeks
of bed rest, they have 1 hit point, move at half
the normal rate, cannot carry heavy items,
and cannot attack, cast spells, or use other
ILLUSIONIST SPELLS
1st LEVEL SPELLS
✪ Auditory Illusion 3rd LEVEL SPELLS
✪ Beast of Burden ✪ Clairaudience
✪ Chromatic Orb ✪ Clairvoyance
✪ Colour Spray ✪ Haste (Slow)
✪ Dancing Lights
✪ Detect Illusion 4th LEVEL SPELLS
✪ Erase ✪ Wizard Eye
✪ Glamour
✪ Hypnotism 5th LEVEL SPELLS
✪ Identify ✪ Faithful Hound
✪ Light (Darkness) ✪ Feeblemind
✪ Message ✪ Telekinesis
✪ Phantasmal Force ✪ Teleport
✪ Read Magic
✪ Scribe
✪ Spook
✪ Wall of Fog
✪ Wizard Hand

2nd LEVEL SPELLS

✪ Amnesia
✪ ESP
✪ Invisibility
✪ Knock
✪ Levitate
✪ Ray of Enfeeblement
✪ Wizard Lock
1st LEVEL SPELLS
Beast of Burden
Duration: 2 hours per level
Range: 30'
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Partially lightens weight placed upon a single
mount.
▶ Mount's encumbrance and load of coins:
Are doubled.
▶ Overloaded mount: At end of duration of
the spell, cannot move and have a 50%
chance to fall and suffer 1d6 points of
damage.
Erase
Duration: Permanent
Range: 30’
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Removes magical or mundane writings from
a scroll, one or two pages of paper,
parchment, or similar surfaces.
▶ Cannot remove: Explosive Runes or Glyph
of Warding.
▶ Success Probability:
1. For magical writings: 50% chance +2%
per level of the caster.
2. For non-magical writings: 50% chance
+4% per level of the caster.
▶ In hold: If the writing is in the hands of a
creature, the creature may also save versus
spells the effects of Erase spell.
Identify
Duration: 1 round + 1 per level
Range: Touch
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The caster can handle an item to understand
the enchantment on it.
▶ Handling: Caster suffers consequences if
the item is cursed or boobytrapped.
▶ Chance of success: 15% +5% per caster
level to determine the magical characteristic
of the item.
▶ Failure: Results in no information.
▶ Weapons "pluses": Are not revealed.
▶ Number of charges: Of a magic item (e.g.
staff, wand) is not specified; only an
approximate range (e.g. around 20 charges,
around 15 charges).
▶ CON Drain: Caster loses 8 STR. Recovers 1
point per 6 turns of rest. If reduced to 3 CON,
the caster becomes unconscious for 1 day.
Message
Range: 60’ +10' per level
Duration: 1 round
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Caster can whisper a message to a pointed
target creature.
▶ Message travels: In a straight line.
▶ Messages shorter than 10 seconds: The
target creature may use the remaining time to
answer the caster.
▶ Obstruction: Between the caster and the
target creature cancels the spell (e.g. pillar,
lead).
Scribe
Range: The caster’s spell book
Duration: 6 turns per level
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Allows the caster to copy spells into their
spell book for the spell duration, regardless of
level or intelligence restrictions.
▶ Scribing: Takes 1 hour per spell level of the
spell. Caster must save versus spells to copy
a spell with success. In a failed save, suffers
1d4 damage per level of the spell.
▶ Higher level spells: Caster suffers a -1
penalty for each spell level higher than
usable.
▶ Caster: Will always be surprised during
scribing.
Wizard Hand
Duration: 6 turns
Range: 30’
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A floating hand to help its conjurer.
▶ Useful: The magical hand can perform
various tasks (e.g. hold a torch, open a door).
▶ Can’t: Attack, use magic items or hold more
than 100 coins of weight.
▶ Within a day: The hand can be convoked
and dismissed at will, but when its duration
ends, it needs to be casted again.
2nd LEVEL SPELLS
Amnesia
Duration: Permanent
Range: 30’
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This spell erases the memory of opponents.
▶ Erased memories: 1 round memories, with
an additional round for every level of the
caster.
▶ Affect: Up to 4 beings within range.
▶ Scope: Affect only the target's memory and
does not alter actual events or nullify other
spell effects.
▶ Saving Throw: Targeted beings have a save
versus spells with a penalty to avoid memory
erasing:
a. -2 penalty: if only one creature is targeted.
b. -1 penalty: If 2 creatures are targeted.
c. No penalty: If 3 or 4 creatures are targeted.
▶ Restoration: If a victim realises their
memory has been altered, the spells Cureall
or Restore can restore the memory.
ESP
Duration: 12 turns
Range: 60’
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This spell grants the caster the ability to
perceive and understand the thoughts of
other living creatures.
▶ Focus for 1 turn: To pick up thoughts, the
caster must focus their concentration in one
direction for one turn.
▶ After this turn: The thoughts of all
creatures within range in that direction can
be perceived.
▶ Multiple creatures: If multiple creatures
are within range in the direction being
focused on, the caster perceives an
incomprehensible mix of all their thoughts. If
the caster focuses for an additional turn, they
can filter out and understand a single
creature’s thoughts.
▶ Meaning: The caster can magically
understand thoughts in languages they do
not speak.
▶ Obstructions: ESP' is obstructed by a thin
layer of lead or by rock of 2’ thick or greater.
Knock
Duration: 1 round
Range: 60’
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Causes locked, barred, secured, or stuck
doors, gates, chests, and so forth to open.
▶ Magically held doors: Are affected (e.g.
Hold Portal, Wizard Lock).
▶ Secret doors: May be opened, but they
must be known to the caster.
Levitate
Duration: 6 turns +1 per level
Range: The caster
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This enchantment allows the caster to move
up and down through the air:
Wizard Lock
Duration: Permanent
Range: 10’
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A Wizard Lock spell magically locks a door,
gate, similar portal, or any item that has a
lock. The magical lock is permanent but may
be bypassed as follows:
▶ The caster: Can freely pass through any
portals locked by their own spell.
▶ A Knock spell: Allows passage.
▶ Higher level casters: Magic-using
characters 3 or more levels higher than the
caster of wizard lock may pass.
▶ Temporary: Bypassing does not destroy a
Wizard Lock.

▶ Vertical: Vertical movement as desired, at

up to 20’ per round.
▶ Horizontal: The caster can move laterally
by pushing against solid objects.
▶ Weight: A normal amount of weight can be
carried while levitating.

Ray of Enfeeblement
Duration: 30'
Range: 1 round per level
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Reduces the strength of a single creature.

▶ Enfeeblement: Target suffers a -2 penalty

on attack rolls and damage from physical
attacks (e.g. weapons, claws, stones) is
reduced by 1 point per damage die rolled.
(Each die inflicts a minimum of 1 hit point
damage.). The victim may save versus spells
to negate.
3rd LEVEL SPELLS
Clairaudience
Duration: 12 turns
Range: 60’
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The caster gains the ability to hear through
the ears of other living creatures.
▶ Focus for 1 turn: To establish a connection
with a creature, the caster must focus their
concentration in one particular direction for
one turn.
▶ After this turn: The auditory perceptions
of one creature within range in that direction
are relayed to the caster.
▶ Switching: Once a connection is
established, the caster may choose to
maintain it or to change to another subject.
▶ Obstructions: Clairaudience is obstructed
by a thin layer of lead or by rock of 2’ thick or
greater.
Clairvoyance
Duration: 12 turns
Range: 60’
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The caster gains the ability to see through the
eyes of other living creatures.
Haste
Duration: 3 turns
Range: 240’
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Up to 24 creatures in a 30’ radius area are
enchanted to be able to move and act twice as
quickly as normal:
▶ Movement: Subjects’ maximum movement
rates are doubled.
▶ Attacks: Subjects may make double the
normal number of attacks per round.
▶ Spells: The number of spells a subject may
cast per round is not doubled.
▶ Magical devices: The use of devices such as
wands is also not doubled.
↶ Reversed: Slow
Can dispel an active Haste spell. Creatures
affected moves at half speed or attacks each
round. Spellcasting and use of magical
devices are not affected. The victim may save
versus spells to resist. Initiative always loses
(no roll).

▶ Focus for 1 turn: To establish a connection

with a creature, the caster must focus their
concentration in one particular direction for
one turn.
▶ After this turn: The visual perceptions of
one creature within range in that direction
are relayed to the caster.
▶ Switching: Once a connection is
established, the caster may choose to
maintain it or to change to another subject.
▶ Obstructions: Clairvoyance is obstructed
by a thin layer of lead or by rock of 2’ thick or
greater.
4th LEVEL SPELLS
Wizard Eye
Duration: 6 turns
Range: 240’
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An invisible, magical eye is conjured that
allows the caster to see at a distance.
▶ Movement: The eye can be directed to
move within range at up to 120’ per turn.
▶ Seeing through the eye: By concentrating,
the caster can see through the eye.
▶ Types of vision: The magical eye grants
infravision to 60’ as well as normal vision.
▶ Barriers: Though invisible, the eye is
tangible and cannot pass through solid
barriers.
▶ Size: The eye is as big as a normal human
eye.
5th LEVEL SPELLS
Faithful Hound
Duration: 2 rounds +1 per level
Range: 5’
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Summons a phantom hound to serve as a
watchdog to guard a passage, room, door, or
similar space or portal designated by the
caster:
▶ Unseen: The hound is invisible to any other
than its master. Cannot be attacked.
▶ Detects: Invisible, ethereal, concealed or
any similar hard to find creature.
▶ Barks if: Any suspect creature approaches
its guarded place.
▶ Bites: Any intruders who enter its range,
dealing 3d6 damage. The bite is considered a
magical melee attack with THAC0 11 [+8].
▶ Dispelling: The hound may be dispelled by
Dispel Magic or if the caster is more than 5'
away from the hound's guarded place.
Feeblemind
Duration: Permanent
Range: 240’
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An arcane spell caster within range must save
versus spells (at a -4 penalty) or become an
imbecile, unable to think clearly or cast
spells.
Telekinesis
Duration: Concentration (up to 6 rounds)
Range: 120’
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By concentrating, the caster is able to move
objects or creatures by the power of thought.
▶ Weight: Up to 200 coins of weight per level
of the caster may be targeted.
▶ Movement: The target may be moved up to
20’ per round, in whatever direction the
caster wishes (including vertically).
▶ Save: If a creature is targeted, it may save
versus spells to resist the spell.
▶ Concentration: If the caster’s
concentration is broken, the target will fall.
Teleport Teleport Result
Duration: Instant
Range: 10’
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The caster or a chosen creature vanishes and of Dest. Level High Low
reappears at a location of the caster’s
choosing. Scant 01–50 51–75 76–00

▶ Gear: The subject is teleported with all its
gear, up to its maximum load.
▶ Unwilling subjects: May save versus
spells to prevent the teleportation.
▶ Destination: May be at any distance, but
must be known to the caster. The destination
must be an open space at ground level. (It is
not possible to intentionally teleport the
subject into mid-air or into solid matter.)
▶ Risk: There is a risk, when teleporting, of
accidentally arriving above or below ground
level. The chance of a successful teleportation
depends on the caster’s knowledge of the
destination (see below). Roll d% and consult
the table below.
Moderate 01–80 81–90 91–00
Exact 01–95 96–99 00
Ground level: The subject appears at the
intended destination.
Too high: The subject appears 1d10×10’
above the intended destination. If this causes
the subject to appear inside solid matter, they
die instantly. Otherwise, the subject falls
from a height.
Too low: The subject appears below the
surface of the ground and dies instantly.
Knowledge of destination: The caster’s
knowledge of the destination is rated as
follows:
▶ Scant: A location that the caster has visited
once or twice, has seen by magical scrying, or
has heard of from descriptions.
▶ Moderate: A location that the caster has
visited often or has studied via scrying for
several weeks.
▶ Exact: A location that the caster has made a
detailed study of, in person.
MAGIC-USER SPELLS
1st LEVEL SPELLS 3rd LEVEL SPELLS
✪ Blink
✪ Alarm
✪ Booby Trap
✪ Armour
✪ Clairvoyance
✪ Beast of Burden
✪ Cone of Cold
✪ Burning Hands
✪ Explosive Runes
✪ Cold Scrunch
✪ Feign Death
✪ Ember Flick ✪ Fool’s Gold
✪ Erase ✪ Haste (Slow)
✪ Feather Fall ✪ Suggestion
✪ Frost Fingers ✪ Summon Monster: Lv1
✪ Grease ✪ Tiny Hut
✪ Identify
✪ Jump
✪ Mending 4th LEVEL SPELLS
✪ Message ✪ Arcane Window
✪ Scribe ✪ Blazestorm
✪ Shocking Grasp ✪ Dig
✪ Spark Crackle ✪ Fear
✪ Spider Climb ✪ Fire Charm
✪ Summon Familiar ✪ Frost Charm
✪ Unseen Servant ✪ Fumble
✪ Wizard Hand ✪ Ice Storm
✪ Lesser Globe of Invulnerability
✪ Spark Charm
2nd LEVEL SPELLS ✪ Summon Monster: Lv2
✪ Acid Arrow
✪ Thunderstorm
✪ Amnesia
✪ Electric Shield
✪ Fake Trap 5th LEVEL SPELLS
✪ Fire Shield ✪ Faithful Hound
✪ Flame Lash ✪ Interposing Hand
✪ Frost Lash ✪ Litoform
✪ Gust of Wind ✪ Summon Monster: Lv3
✪ Ice Shield
✪ Minor Repairing 6th LEVEL SPELLS
✪ Misty Step ✪ Forceful Hand
✪ Phantom Sword ✪ Chain Lightning
✪ Ray of Enfeeblement ✪ Globe of Invulnerability
✪ Rope Trick ✪ Summon Monster: Lv4
✪ Shatter ✪ Wall of Iron
✪ Shock Lash
✪ Spellblade
✪ Strength
✪ Tongues
✪ Uncontrollable Laughter
✪ Zephyr
1st LEVEL SPELLS
Alarm
Duration: 2d6 turns +1 per level
Range: 10’
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This spell enables the caster to set a reactive
field within a designated area, detecting
living creatures larger than a rat's size.
▶ Activation: Any creature exceeding half a
cubic foot in volume or 30 coins of weight
will trigger the spell upon entering, touching,
or contacting the area.
▶ Applicable areas: The spell covers areas
like portals, floor sections, stairs, etc.
▶ Auditory alert: Once triggered, the spell
generates a loud ringing audible within a 60'
radius (adjusted for obstacles: -10' for doors,
-20' for substantial walls). The sound lasts
for 1 round.
▶ Restrictions: Undead do not activate the
spell. Invisible beings, flying or levitating
creatures trigger the alarm.
Armour
Duration: Permanent (until dispelled or
damaged enough)
Range: Touch
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Grants a protective magical force field
resembling leather armour AC 7 [12].
▶ Armored characters: If the character wears
armour, the spell has no effect.
▶ Enhancement: When cast on a creature
with an AC better than 7 due to natural
means, the spell grants a +1 bonus to AC.
▶ The spell does not: Impede movement,
add weight, hinder spellcasting, or cause
encumbrance.
▶ Duration: The spell ends if dispelled or if
the wearer accumulates damage exceeding 8
points + 1 per level.
Beast of Burden
Duration: 2 hours per level
Range: 30'
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Partially lightens weight placed upon a single
mount.
▶ Mount's encumbrance and load of coins:
Are doubled.
▶ Overloaded mount: At end of duration of
the spell, cannot move and have a 50%
chance to fall and suffer 1d6 points of
damage.
Burning Hands
Duration: Instant
Range: Touch
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Unleashes blazing energy when touching a
creature.
▶ Damage: 1d6 damage and 1 point of
damage per level of the caster (no saving
throw).
Cold Scrunch
Duration: Instant
Range: 60’
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Casts freezing energy in a 5’ radius sphere.
▶ Damage: Creatures caught suffer 1d6
damage per four experience levels the caster
has gained (5th, 9th,13th levels) with a
successful save versus spells indicating half
damage.
Dancing Lights
Duration: 1 turn
Range: 40’ + 10’ per level
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Lights under the caster’s control are conjured
and may be directed to move anywhere
within range. The caster may choose to
conjure one of the following types of light:
1. Torches: 1–4 lights that resemble torches
or lanterns, casting the appropriate volume
of light.
2. Spheres: 1–4 glowing spheres, resembling
will-o-the-wisps.
3. Humanoid: A single, glowing, humanoid
form.
Ember Flick
Duration: Instant
Range: 60’
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Casts blazing energy in a 5’ radius sphere.
▶ Damage: Creatures caught suffer 1d6
damage per four experience levels the caster
has gained (5th, 9th,13th levels) with a
successful save versus spells indicating half
damage.
Erase
Duration: Permanent
Range: 30’
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Removes magical or mundane writings from
a scroll, one or two pages of paper,
parchment, or similar surfaces.
▶ Cannot remove: Explosive Runes or Glyph
of Warding.
▶ Success Probability:
1. For magical writings: 50% chance +2%
per level of the caster.
2. For non-magical writings: 50% chance
+4% per level of the caster.
▶ In hold: If the writing is in the hands of a
creature, the creature may also save versus
spells the effects of Erase spell.
Feather Fall
Duration: 1 round per level
Range: 10’ per level
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A creature or object falls slowly like a feather.
▶ Affects: A 10 cubic feet area.
▶ Fall speed: Becomes 20’ per round.
▶ Falling damage: Negated for the spell
duration.
Frost Fingers
Duration: Instant
Range: Touch
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Unleashes freezing energy when touching a
creature.
▶ Damage: 1d6 damage and 1 point of
damage per level of the caster (no saving
throw).
Grease
Duration: Permanent
Range: 10’
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This spell generates a slippery, fatty
substance, covering a designated area or
object.
▶ Greasy area: Any creature entering it must
save versus petrification to avoid slipping
and falling.
▶ Awareness: Creatures aware of the slippery
area gains a +2 bonus to avoid it.
▶ Application: The spell can be employed to
apply a greasy coating to objects like ropes,
ladder rungs, or weapon handles.
▶ Singular Objects: Inanimate objects are
always affected.
▶ Wielded Objects: If the magical object is in
the hands of a creature, the creature may also
save versus spells to prevent the object from
being affected.
Identify
Duration: 1 round + 1 per level
Range: Touch
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The caster can handle an item to understand
the enchantment on it.
▶ Handling: Caster suffers consequences if
the item is cursed or boobytrapped.
▶ Chance of success: 15% +5% per caster
level to determine the magical characteristic
of the item.
▶ Failure: Results in no information.
▶ Weapons "pluses": Are not revealed.
▶ Number of charges: Of a magic item (e.g.
staff, wand) is not specified; only an
approximate range (e.g. around 20 charges,
around 15 charges).
▶ CON Drain: Caster loses 8 STR. Recovers 1
point per 6 turns of rest. If reduced to 3 CON,
the caster becomes unconscious for 1 day.
Jump
Range: The caster or a creature touched
Duration: 1 turn
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This enchantment allows a creature to make
an improved jump.
▶ Leap: Up to 10’ high and 30’ horizontally.
▶ Higher level casters: One more leap on 4th
level, two on 7th level, three on 10th level
and four on 13th level.
Mending
Duration: Instant
Range: The object touched
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This spell has two usages:
1. Fix: An adventure gear item or another
common object that’s broken.
2. Polish: Cleans and makes an adventure
gear item or another common object looks
like new.
Message
Range: 60’ +10' per level
Duration: 1 round
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Caster can whisper a message to a pointed
target creature.
▶ Message travels: In a straight line.
▶ Messages shorter than 10 seconds: The
target creature may use the remaining time to
answer the caster.
▶ Obstruction: Between the caster and the
target creature cancels the spell (e.g. pillar,
lead).
Run
Range: The caster or a creature touched
Duration: 6 hours
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A humanoid creature can move at twice its
movement rate.
▶ Rest: Afterwards, the creature must rest for
1d6 hours.
▶ Higher level casters: May affect more
creatures: One additional creature per three
experience levels the caster has gained (i.e.
two creatures at 3rd–4th level, three
creatures at 5th–6th level, etc.).
Scribe
Range: The caster’s spell book
Duration: 6 turns per level
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Allows the caster to copy spells into their
spell book for the spell duration, regardless of
level or intelligence restrictions.
▶ Scribing: Takes 1 hour per spell level of the
spell. Caster must save versus spells to copy
a spell with success. In a failed save, suffers
1d4 damage per level of the spell.
▶ Higher level spells: Caster suffers a -1
penalty for each spell level higher than
usable.
▶ Caster: Will always be surprised during
scribing.
Shocking Grasp Duration: Up to 24 hours (at referee’s
Duration: Instant description)
Range: Touch Range: 10’ per level
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Unleashes electric energy when touching a Allows the caster to obtain a familiar with an
creature. AC 7 [12] and 2d4 hp.

▶ Damage: 1d6 damage and 1 point of ▶ Cost: Rare herbs and materials worth
damage per level of the caster (no saving 100gp, consumed during a ritual.
throw). ▶ Summon: Referee determines the
probability of a creature responding to the
spell and the type of creature summoned.
Spark Crackle ▶ Familiar Abilities: Caster can sense
Duration: Instant through its familiar and can communicate
Range: 60’ with it.
------------------------------------------------ ▶ Behaviour: Familiar is loyal and follows
Casts electric energy in a 5’ radius sphere. orders until death.
▶ Intelligence: Higher than ordinary
▶ Damage: Creatures caught suffer 1d6 animals.
damage per four experience levels the caster ▶ HP: Familiar grants additional hit points to
has gained (5th, 9th,13th levels) with a the caster when within 120’. If the familiar is
successful save versus spells indicating half slain, the caster loses the familiar's
damage. maximum hit points from their own current
hit points.
Spider Climb
Duration: The caster or a creature touched
Range: 1 round +1 per level Familiars table
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This enchantment allows a creature to move d8 Familiar Improved senses
like a giant spider:
1 Bat Hearing
▶ Climb: Can walk on walls and ceilings
surfaces: 120’ (40’). 2 Cat Hearing and
▶ Sticky fingers: The subject must have bare infravision
hands and feet and cannot hold anything in
its hands while climbing. 3 Hawk Distance vision
▶ Spell casting: Not possible while climbing.
4 Lizard Smell

5 Owl Hearing and

infravision

6 Raven Vision

7 Toad 180’ vision

8 Weasel Hearing, smell

Restriction: A new familiar cannot be

summoned for one year.

Summon Familiar
Unseen Servant
Duration: 6 turns +1 per level
Range: 30’
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This spell temporarily summons a
non-visible humanoid to do the caster’s
bidding..
▶ Obedient: The servant obeys the caster’s
commands.
▶ Servant cannot: Fight or hold more than
200 coins weight.
Servant
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AC 9 [10], HD ½* (2hp), Att None, THAC0 20
[-1], MV 120' (40'), SV D14 W15 P16 B17 S18
(NH). ML 12, AL Neutral, XP 6, NA 1 (1), TT
None
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▶ Invisible: Naturally invisible; cannot be
attacked in the first round; in subsequent
rounds, may be attacked at a –2 penalty to
hit (locatable by faint shadows and air
movement).
Wizard Hand
Duration: 6 turns
Range: 30’
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A floating hand to help its conjurer.
▶ Useful: The magical hand can perform
various tasks (e.g. hold a torch, open a door).
▶ Can’t: Attack, use magic items or hold more
than 100 coins of weight.
▶ Within a day: The hand can be convoked
and dismissed at will, but when its duration
ends, it needs to be casted again.
2nd LEVEL SPELLS
Acid Arrow
Duration: Instant
Range: 30'
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Conjures a magical arrow that's shot as a
fighter of the same level of the caster.
▶ Arrow: Acts as a +1 arrow.
▶ Acid: On hit, releases acid dealing 2d6
damage (save versus spells for half).
▶ Higher level casters: Acid inflicts 1d6
damage per round per three experience levels
the caster has gained (i.e. 1 round at 4th–6th
level, 2 rounds at 7th–9th level, etc.) until
washed off or the victim dies.
Amnesia
Duration: Permanent
Range: 30’
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This spell erases the memory of opponents.
▶ Erased memories: 1 round memories, with
an additional round for every level of the
caster.
▶ Affect: Up to 4 beings within range.
▶ Scope: Affect only the target's memory and
does not alter actual events or nullify other
spell effects.
▶ Saving Throw: Targeted beings have a save
versus spells with a penalty to avoid memory
erasing:
a. -2 penalty: if only one creature is targeted.
b. -1 penalty: If 2 creatures are targeted.
c. No penalty: If 3 or 4 creatures are targeted.
▶ Restoration: If a victim realises their
memory has been altered, the spells Cureall
or Restore can restore the memory.
Electric Shield
Duration: 1 turn +1 per level
Range: 10’ around the caster
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This spell wards the caster and all allies
within 10’ in an aura of lightning:
▶ Bonuses: Those warded gain a +1 bonus to
saving throws against lightning.
▶ Shield: When the spell is active, caster
gains a +1 bonus to AC.
▶ Monsters with fewer than 4 HD within
10': Suffer 2d6 damage.
▶ Monsters with 4 or more HD within 10':
Suffer 1d6 damage.
Fake Trap
Duration: Permanent (until triggered)
Range: Touch
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Sets an inoffensive trap to deceive certain
foes.
▶ Deceives: Classes, abilities and items able
to detect traps and dangers to believe that it’s
a real trap.
▶ Chance of Detection: A 1-in-10 chance.
▶ Removal: If the removal of a Fake Trap
fails, a hyena laugh bursts from the trap, but
do not harm anyone.
Fire Shield
Duration: 1 turn +1 per level
Range: 10’ around the caster
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This spell wards the caster and all allies
within 10’ in an aura of fire:
▶ Bonuses: Those warded gain a +1 bonus to
saving throws against fire.
▶ Shield: When the spell is active, caster
gains a +1 bonus to AC.
▶ Monsters with fewer than 4 HD within
10': Suffer 2d6 damage.
▶ Monsters with 4 or more HD within 10':
Suffer 1d6 damage.
Flame Lash
Duration: Instant
Range: 60’
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Creates and wields two fire chain whips that
flail up to 2 creatures within range.
▶ Damage: Creatures flailed suffer 1d6
damage for each level multiple of three (3rd,
6th, 9th, 12th levels), with a successful save
versus spells indicating half damage.
▶ Deep in flesh: 6 on a damage dice result
gives a -1 penalty to a creature’s AC for 1
turn.
Frost Lash
Duration: Instant
Range: 60’
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Creates and wields two ice chain whips that
flail up to 2 creatures within range.
▶ Damage: Creatures flailed suffer 1d6
damage for each level multiple of three (3rd,
6th, 9th, 12th levels), with a successful save
versus spells indicating half damage.
▶ Deep in flesh: 6 on a damage dice result
gives a -1 penalty to a creature’s AC for 1
turn.
Gust of Wind
Duration: 1 round
Range: 10’ long and wide, +10’ long per
level
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Casts a severe blast of air originating from the
caster that affects all creatures in its path.
▶ Creatures caught in the blast of air:
a. Smaller flying creatures: Are blown 1d6 ×
10’ away.
b. Human-sized creatures: Cannot move
forward against the force of the wind.
c. Larger flying creatures: Have half their
movement speed.
▶ Unprotected flames (e.g. torches): Are
automatically extinguished.
▶ Protected flames (e.g. lanterns): Are
caused to dance wildly, with a 5% chance per
caster level to be extinguished.
▶ Gas, clouds and fog: Are neutralised, being
dispersed away.
Ice Shield
Duration: 12 turns +1 per level
Range: 10’ around the caster
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This spell wards the caster and all allies
within 10’ in an aura of cold:
▶ Bonuses: Those warded gain a +1 bonus to
saving throws against cold.
▶ Shield: When the spell is active, caster
gains a +1 bonus to AC.
▶ Monsters with fewer than 4 HD within
10': Suffer 2d6 damage.
▶ Monsters with 4 or more HD within 10':
Suffer 1d6 damage.
Magic Mouth
Duration: Permanent until triggered
Range: Touch
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The caster imbues an inanimate object with a
message that is to be spoken out loud by a
magical mouth when a certain trigger
condition occurs.
▶ The message: Must be in a language the
caster speaks and may consist of up to 25
words.
▶ The trigger condition: May be as broad or
as specific as the caster wishes. It may
include conditions on the enchanted object
being touched or on the presence of creatures
within 30’ of the object. The trigger condition
may only take visual appearances into
account (e.g. it cannot discern the alignment,
class, level, etc. of creatures who pass by).
▶ Once triggered: The mouth appears,
animates, and speaks the predetermined
message. The enchantment then ends.
▶ Casting spells: The triggered message
cannot cast spells.
Minor Repairing
Duration: Instant
Range: Object or creature touched
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This spell has two usages:
1. Healing a construct subject: Restores
1d6+1 hit points of damage. This cannot raise
the subject’s hit points above their normal
maximum.
2. Repair vehicles and objects: Repairs one
hull point or 5hp of objects.
Misty Step
Duration: 1 day (until caster is attacked)
Range: 80’
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If the caster is attacked (e.g. weapon, claws, a
damaging spell), it may instantly transfer
itself to another location up to 30’ distant.
▶ Occupied destination: The spell has no
effect if the destination is occupied by a solid
object.
Phantom Sword
Duration: 3 rounds per level
Range: 80’
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Caster summons a normal sword +1 to be
wielded by a mysterious force.
▶ Concentration: Required to make the
sword attack something within its range. If
broken, the sword stops.
▶ Attacks: Twice per round, using the
caster’s THAC0.
▶ Cannot: Move more than 80’ away from its
caster or stop attacking (but can be wielded
by an ally).
▶ Within a day: The sword can be convoked
and dismissed at will, but when its duration
ends, it needs to be casted again.
▶ Dispelling: The magical sword may be
dispelled by Dispel Magic or Dispel Evil.
Ray of Enfeeblement
Duration: 30'
Range: 1 round per level
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Reduces the strength of a single creature.
▶ Enfeeblement: Target suffers a -2 penalty
on attack rolls and damage from physical
attacks (e.g. weapons, claws, stones) is
reduced by 1 point per damage die rolled.
(Each die inflicts a minimum of 1 hit point
damage.). The victim may save versus spells
to negate.
Rope Trick
Duration: 2 turns per level
Range: Touch
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A rope is enchanted to rise up into the air,
enabling the caster and others to climb it and
disappear into an imaginary space.
▶ The rope: Rises up to its full length (or at
most 30’) and hangs stiffly in the air,
magically tethered at the upper end.
▶ Climbing the rope: The rope may be
climbed normally.
▶ Imaginary space: Human-sized (or
smaller) creatures that climb to the top of the
rope disappear into the imaginary space
beyond.
▶ Capacity: The imaginary space can hold up
to six individuals.
▶ Hidden: Creatures inside the imaginary
space cannot be perceived or affected in any
way by those on the outside, in real space.
▶ Pulling up the rope: The rope may be
pulled up into the imaginary space, also
disappearing.
▶ Malleability: The caster may command.
When the spell’s duration ends: The rope
falls slack, the imaginary space disappears,
and anyone inside the imaginary space
reappears in mid air.
Shatter
Duration: Permanent
Range: 60’
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A magical crushing blow to destroy a
non-magical and non-metallic object
(crystal, cloth, jugs, windows, etc) into pieces
and shreds.
▶ Limit: 200 coins of weight objects.
▶ Wielding: If the object is in the hands of a
creature, the creature may also save versus
spells to prevent the object being destroyed.
Shock Lash
Duration: Instant
Range: 60’
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Creates and wields two lightning chain whips
that flail up to 2 creatures within range.
▶ Damage: Creatures flailed suffer 1d6
damage for each level multiple of three (3rd,
6th, 9th, 12th levels), with a successful save
versus spells indicating half damage.
▶ Deep in flesh: 6 on a damage dice result
gives a -1 penalty to a creature’s AC for 1
turn.
Spellblade
Duration: 3 turns
Range: 60’
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Calls for the forces of frost, flame and
lightning to empower a bladed weapon.
▶ Wild magic: Roll 1d6 to know the property
(1-2: Cold, 3-4: Fire, 5-6: Lightning)
▶ Damage in melee: Bladed weapon deals an
additional 1d4 damage per odd level of the
wielder (save versus spells for half).
▶ Bladed weapon: It is considered as a
magical weapon while empowered.
Strength
Duration: 6 turns per level
Range: Touch
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Confers a temporary STR bonus, which varies
depending on the affected creature’s class.
▶ +1d4: Non-martial classes.
▶ +1d6: Semi-martial classes.
▶ +1d8: Martial classes.
Character’s STR: Cannot go above 18.
Tongues
Duration: 1 round per level
Range: The caster
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The caster becomes able to speak the
language of any creature within a 15’ radius
area.
Zephyr
Duration: 1 round
Range: 60'
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A gentle breeze flows forward its caster.
▶ Flames: Small flames sway and larger
flames intensify (damage increases by 1 point
per damage die rolled).
▶ Cloud and Vapour Control:
a. Cloudkill: Halts for 1 round.
b. Fog effects: Weakens, halving its duration.
c. Motion of stagnant air, vapours, or
gases: Are reversed by 10', reducing potency
and duration by half unless replenished.

Uncontrollable Laughter
Duration: 1 round (see below)
Range: 50’
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Caster induces uncontrollable laughter in a
target.

▶ Gradual effects: A slight tingling, followed

by smiling, giggling, chuckling, and intense
laughter.
▶ Duration and Aftereffects: Laughter lasts
one round. Next round, creature recovers
balance, while round 3 and round 4 incurs a
-2 penalty on attack rolls and damage.
▶ Resistance: Target must save versus spells
with a penalty depending on the creature's
INT score to negate the effect:
a. INT 3 or less: No effect.
b. INT 4-8: Save with a -4 penalty.
c. INT 9-12: Save with a -3 penalty.
d. INT 13-15: Save with a -2 penalty.
e. INT 16-18: Save with a -1 penalty.
3rd LEVEL SPELLS
Blink
Duration: 1 round per level
Range: The caster
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Enables caster to blink in and out of
existence.
▶ Blink: Caster reappears 10’ from its original
location, in a random direction relative to the
direction he is facing.
▶ Roll 1d8 for direction: 1-forward,
2-forward right, 3-right, 4-backward right,
5-backward, 6-backward left, 7-left,
8-forward left.
▶ Obstruction: If the caster's original
location is blocked, the caster is shifted
randomly within 10’ away.
▶ Opponents: Cannot attack the caster when
it has initiative, but area effect attacks affect
the caster if they occupy both locations.
▶ Combat: Caster can blink and attack with
hand weapons from the second round. Other
actions have a 15-in-20 chance of failure.
Booby Trap
Duration: Permanent (until triggered)
Range: Touch
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Affects any closable item (book, box, bottle,
chest, door, etc) to become a bomb that
bursts in a magical explosion when triggered.
Clairaudience
Duration: 12 turns
Range: 60’
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The caster gains the ability to hear through
the ears of other living creatures.
▶ Focus for 1 turn: To establish a connection
with a creature, the caster must focus their
concentration in one particular direction for
one turn.
▶ After this turn: The auditory perceptions
of one creature within range in that direction
are relayed to the caster.
▶ Switching: Once a connection is
established, the caster may choose to
maintain it or to change to another subject.
▶ Obstructions: Clairaudience is obstructed
by a thin layer of lead or by rock of 2’ thick or
greater.
Cone of Cold
Duration: Instant
Range: 60’ long cone, 30’ wide at end
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A cone of freezing energy from a point within
range.
▶ Damage: Creatures caught in the Cone of
Cold suffer 1d6 damage per level of the caster,
with a successful save versus spells
indicating half damage.

▶ Do not work: On an item already affected

with Hold Portal or Wizard Lock spells (the
same spells do not affect an item already
affected with a Booby Trap Spell).
▶ Triggering: Any other creature than the
caster touching the affected item, causing a
magical explosion in a 10' radius.
▶ Damage: Creatures caught in the blast
suffer 1d4 damage per level of the caster, with
a successful save versus spells indicating
half damage.
▶ Enchanted item: Is not harmed by the
magical explosion.
▶ Detection and removal: There is a 50%
chance of being detected by any means.
Failing to remove it triggers the Booby Trap.
Knock spell: Opens the item, but triggers the
explosion.
Explosive Runes
Duration: Permanent
Range: Touch
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Caster traces mystic runes on a written object
(book, map, scroll, etc.) that detonate when
read.
▶ Damage: Detonation deals 6d6+6 points of
damage in a 10' radius. Reader suffers full
damage without a saving throw and others in
the area must save versus spells for half
damage.
▶ Object bearing the runes: Is obliterated,
unless if cannot be harmed by fire.
▶ Caster and specified beings: Can read the
writing without triggering the runes.
▶ Removal: Caster can remove the runes at
will. Another creature can remove them with
a successful Dispel Magic spell.
▶ Detection: Magic-users have a 5% chance
per level to detect the runes and thieves have
a flat 5% chance.
Feign Death
Duration: 6 turns +1 per level
Range: The caster or a creature touched
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A willing subject falls into a cataleptic state,
indistinguishable from death.
▶ Hit Dice limit: The subject may not have
higher HD than the caster’s level.
▶ Senses: The subject retains their senses of
hearing and smell, but cannot see or feel.
▶ Damage: Any damage inflicted on the
subject is halved.
▶ Immunities: The subject is unaffected by
paralysis and energy drain.
▶ Poison: The effects of any poison in the
subject’s system are suspended while the
spell lasts. Once the duration ends, poison
has its normal effect once more.
▶ Ending: The caster can end the spell at any
time. The subject requires 1 round to awaken.
Fool’s Gold
Duration: 6 turns per level
Range: 10’
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This spell has two usages:
1. Copper, silver and electrum coins: Turns
into gold pieces.
2. Low-value metals: Turns into solid gold.
▶ Inspection: Creatures inspecting the gold
must save versus spells to detect if the gold
is real. Creatures with average or lower
intelligence get a -2 penalty in the saving
throw.
▶ Shock: If the gold is struck hard by an iron
object, there is a 10% chance it will revert to
its natural state.
▶ Restrictions: Arcane and divine spell
casters 9th level or higher are not affected by
this spell.
Haste
Duration: 3 turns
Range: 240’
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Up to 24 creatures in a 30’ radius area are
enchanted to be able to move and act twice as
quickly as normal:
▶ Movement: Subjects’ maximum movement
rates are doubled.
▶ Attacks: Subjects may make double the
normal number of attacks per round.
▶ Spells: The number of spells a subject may
cast per round is not doubled.
▶ Magical devices: The use of devices such as
wands is also not doubled.
↶ Reversed: Slow
Can dispel an active Haste spell. Creatures
affected moves at half speed or attacks each
round. Spellcasting and use of magical
devices are not affected. The victim may save
versus spells to resist. Initiative always loses
(no roll).
Suggestion
Duration: 4 turns +4 per level
Range: 30’
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The caster utters a suggestion to influence
the behaviour of a selected subject.
Duration: 6 turns per level
Range: 5’
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Creates an unmoving, opaque 10' diameter
sphere of force as a hut.

▶ Wording: The suggestion must take the ▶ Capacity: Up to 6 human-sized creatures

form of a short phrase (at most one or two
sentences) suggesting a course of action to
the subject.
▶ Comprehension: A language that is
understood by the subject must be used.
▶ Harmful suggestions: Suggestions that are
obviously harmful to the subject cause the
spell to automatically fail.
▶ Saving throw: A save versus spells is
allowed to resist the suggestion. If the save
fails, the subject will follow the caster’s
suggestion for up to the duration.
▶ Reasonable suggestions: A suggestion that
is worded in a way to make it sound very
reasonable incurs a –2 penalty to the saving
throw.
Restrictions: Undead are unaffected.
can be inside the hut with the caster.
▶ Access: Occupants can freely enter and exit
the hut, but the spell ends if the caster leaves.
▶ Interior temperature: 70°F.
▶ Protection: Provides shelter against rain,
dust, and sandstorms. Withstands wind up
to 50 mph; stronger force destroys it.
▶ Transparency: Opaque outside,
transparent inside. Occupants remain unseen
from outside.
▶ Missiles weapons and most spells: Pass
through without affecting the hut.

Summon Monster: Level 1

Duration: 1 round +1 per level (until
dismissed or slain)
Range: 5’
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Summons monsters to do the caster’s
bidding:

▶ 1st level monsters: Summons 2d4 1st level

monsters.
▶ Type of monsters: The referee should
randomly determine the type of monsters
which are summoned, for example using
dungeon wandering monster tables.
▶ Arrival time: Summoned monsters arrive
at the character’s location in 1d4 rounds.
▶ Commanding: Monsters will attack
enemies as directed or, if the character can
communicate with them, be given other
tasks.
▶ Dismissing: The caster may dismiss it at
any time, sending it back to its plane of
origin.

Tiny Hut
4th LEVEL SPELLS
Arcane Window
Duration: 1 round per level
Range: Touch
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Grants the ability to see through walls as if a
3 square window is present.
▶ Wall Transition: Caster can see through
multiple walls, but switching between walls
takes one round.
▶ Visibility Option: Caster can choose to
make the window visible to other creatures,
limited to one wall at a time.
▶ One-Way Vision: Window allows vision
only from the caster's side.
▶ Material Penetration: Spell can penetrate
walls of different materials:
1. Up to 20 inches thick wood.
2. Up to 6 inches thick stone.
3. Up to 4 inches thick metal.
▶ Obstructions: Arcane Window is
obstructed by a thin layer of lead or by
platinum or gold.
Blazestorm
Duration: 2 rounds
Range: 120’
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Masses of fire that violently punishes any in a
20’ cube.
▶ Damage: Creatures caught in the
Blazestorm suffer 1d6 damage per level of the
caster, with a successful save versus spells
indicating half damage.
▶ Cold-based creatures: Have a -4 penalty
on the saving throw.
▶ Fire-based creatures: Are unharmed.
Dig
Duration: 1 round +1 per level
Range: 30'
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Enables the caster to excavate 125 cubic feet
of earth, sand, or mud per round.
▶ Pit size: A 5’ cube area.
▶ Digging waste: Scatters around the pit.
▶ Digging beyond 5’: There's a chance that
the pit will collapse in:
a. Earth: 10%
b. Sand: 30%
c. Mud: 55%
▶ Other creatures at the edge of the pit:
Must save versus spells or will fall into the
pit.
Fear
Duration: Instant
Range: 60’ cone, 30’ wide at end
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Conjures a cone of magical energy that
terrifies those within it.
▶ Effect: Creatures in the cone are struck
with terror and will flee from the caster at
maximum speed for one round per level of
the caster. (A save versus spells negates the
effect).
▶ Dropping items: Affected creatures have a
60% chance of immediately dropping
anything in their hands. The chance is
decreased by 5% for each level or Hit Die
above 1.
Fire Charm
Duration: 2 rounds per level
Range: 30'
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A blazing charm appears, exerting fascination
on those who gaze at it.
▶ Charm: Any 90' near creatures looking it
must save versus spell or cannot make any
actions, gazing with obsession while the
charm is active.
▶ Charmed creatures: Suffers a -2 penalty
on saving throws against mind-affecting
spells.
▶ Charm break: If the blazing charm is
destroyed or if something obstructs the
charmed creature's vision.
▶ Attacking the charm: AC 7 [12], 1hp. If
reduced to 0hp, the charm ceases to function.
Frost Charm
Duration: 2 rounds per level
Range: 30'
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A freezing charm appears, exerting
fascination on those who gaze at it.
▶ Charm: Any 90' near creatures looking it
must save versus spell or cannot make any
actions, gazing with obsession while the
charm is active.
▶ Charmed creatures: Suffers a -2 penalty
on saving throws against mind-affecting
spells.
▶ Charm break: If the freezing charm is
destroyed or if something obstructs the
charmed creature's vision.
▶ Attacking the charm: AC 7 [12], 1hp. If
reduced to 0hp, the charm ceases to function.
Fumble
Duration: 1 round per level
Range: 10' per level
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Up to 6 creatures suddenly become clumsy.
▶ Moving creatures: After moving, must
save versus spells or will trip and fall to the
ground, with a 50% chance of dropping held
items.
▶ Break: Fallen creatures suffer 1 point of
damage and dropped held items with hp
suffer 1d3 damage.
Ice Storm
Duration: 1 round
Range: 120’
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Conjure hail and freezing energy in a 20’
cube.
▶ Damage: The storm inflicts 1d6 points of
damage per level of the caster to every
creature in the area (save versus spells for
half damage).
▶ Freezes the ground: Creatures walking
through the area have their movement
halved and have a 50% chance to fall prone,
unable to attack until able to stand up again.
▶ Fire-based creatures: Have a -4 penalty
on the saving throw.
Lesser Globe of Invulnerability
Duration: 1 round per level
Range: Globe
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Creates an immobile magical sphere with a
10' diameter around the caster that nullifies
any spell effects of 3rd level or lower from
entering the sphere.
▶ Spells already in effect: Are unaffected.
▶ The caster: Can cast spells through the
globe.
▶ Area or effect: Of affected spells does not
include the area of the globe.
▶ Dispel Magic: Can dispel the globe.
Moderate Repairing
Duration: Instant
Range: Object or creature touched
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This spell has two usages:
1. Healing a construct subject: Restores
2d6+2 hit points of damage. This cannot raise
the subject’s hit points above their normal
maximum.
2. Repair vehicles and objects: Repairs 3
hull points or 15hp of objects.
Spark Charm
Duration: 2 rounds per level
Range: 30'
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An electric charm appears, exerting
fascination on those who gaze it.
▶ Charm: Any 90' near creatures looking it
must save versus spell or cannot make any
actions, gazing with obsession while the
charm is active.
▶ Charmed creatures: Suffers a -2 penalty
on saving throws against mind-affecting
spells.
▶ Charm break: If the electric charm is
destroyed or if something obstructs the
charmed creature's vision.
▶ Attacking the charm: AC 7 [12], 1hp. If
reduced to 0hp, the charm ceases to function.
Summon Monster: Level 2
Duration: 1 round +1 per level (until
dismissed or slain)
Range: 5’
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Summons monsters to do the caster’s
bidding:
▶ 2nd level monsters: Summons 1d6 2nd
level monsters.
▶ Type of monsters: The referee should
randomly determine the type of monsters
which are summoned, for example using
dungeon wandering monster tables.
▶ Arrival time: Summoned monsters arrive
at the character’s location in 1d4 rounds.
▶ Commanding: Monsters will attack
enemies as directed or, if the character can
communicate with them, be given other
tasks.
▶ Dismissing: The caster may dismiss it at
any time, sending it back to its plane of
origin.
Thunderstorm
Duration: 2 rounds
Range: 120’
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Thunderbolts clashes that violently punishes
any in a 20’ cube.
▶ Damage: Creatures caught in the
Thunderstorm suffer 1d6 damage per level of
the caster, with a successful save versus
spells indicating half damage.
▶ Aquatic and flying creatures: Have a -4
penalty on the saving throw.
▶ Stone and lightning-based creatures: Are
unharmed.
Wizard Eye
Duration: 6 turns
Range: 240’
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An invisible, magical eye is conjured that
allows the caster to see at a distance.
▶ Movement: The eye can be directed to
move within range at up to 120’ per turn.
▶ Seeing through the eye: By concentrating,
the caster can see through the eye.
▶ Types of vision: The magical eye grants
infravision to 60’ as well as normal vision.
▶ Barriers: Though invisible, the eye is
tangible and cannot pass through solid
barriers.
▶ Size: The eye is as big as a normal human
eye.
5th LEVEL SPELLS
Faithful Hound
Duration: 2 rounds +1 per level
Range: 5’
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Summons a phantom hound to serve as a
watchdog to guard a passage, room, door, or
similar space or portal designated by the
caster:
▶ Unseen: The hound is invisible to any other
than its master. Cannot be attacked.
▶ Detects: Invisible, ethereal, concealed or
any similar hard to find creature.
▶ Barks if: Any suspect creature approaches
its guarded place.
▶ Bites: Any intruders who enter its range,
dealing 3d6 damage. The bite is considered a
magical melee attack with THAC0 11 [+8].
▶ Dispelling: The hound may be dispelled by
Dispel Magic or if the caster is more than 5'
away from the hound's guarded place.
Interposing Hand
Duration: 1 round per level
Range: 10' per level
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Conjures a large magical hand between caster
and a target.
▶ Size: The hand's dimensions are from
human-sized to giant-sized, chosen by the
caster.
▶ Durability: The hand's AC and hit points
are equal to the caster's AC and hit points.
▶ Obstruction: Creatures with up to 20,000
coins of weight: movement speed is reduced
to half its normal rate.
Litoform
Duration: Permanent
Range: Touch
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Up to 1000 cubic feet of stone is rearranged
as the caster wishes.
▶ Stone size: Up to a 10’ cube area.
▶ Examples of uses: Caster can make
weapons, doors, sculptures out of stone.
Summon Monster: Level 3
Duration: 1 round +1 per level (until
dismissed or slain)
Range: 5’
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Summons monsters to do the caster’s
bidding:
▶ 3rd level monsters: Summons 1d4 3rd level
monsters.
▶ Type of monsters: The referee should
randomly determine the type of monsters
which are summoned, for example using
dungeon wandering monster tables.
▶ Arrival time: Summoned monsters arrive
at the character’s location in 1d4 rounds.
▶ Commanding: Monsters will attack
enemies as directed or, if the character can
communicate with them, be given other
tasks.
▶ Dismissing: The caster may dismiss it at
any time, sending it back to its plane of
origin.
6th LEVEL SPELLS
Chain Lightning
Duration: 1 round per level
Range: 40’ + 10' per level
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Unleashes a series of arcs of lightning against
one target per level of the caster.
▶ Chain: When a target is struck, the
lightning strikes the nearest target within 30’
(the caster can be affected).
▶ Damage: The lightning deals 1d6 damage
per level of the caster (save versus spells for
half), decreasing by 1d6 for each subsequent
target.
▶ Priority: Against equidistant targets, the
lightning always strikes metal and fluids first
(e.g. characters wearing metal armour, a
Green Slime).
Globe of Invulnerability
Duration: 1 round per level
Range: Globe
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Creates an immobile magical sphere with a
10' diameter around the caster that nullifies
any spell effects of 4th level or lower from
entering the sphere.
▶ Spells already in effect: Are unaffected.
▶ The caster: Can cast spells through the
globe.
▶ Area or effect: Of affected spells does not
include the area of the globe.
▶ Dispel Magic: Can dispel the globe.
Great Repairing
Duration: Instant
Range: Object or creature touched
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This spell has two usages:
1. Healing a construct subject: Restores
3d6+3 hit points of damage. This cannot raise
the subject’s hit points above their normal
maximum.
2. Repair vehicles and objects: Repairs 6
hull points or 30hp of objects.
Interposing Hand
Duration: 1 round per level
Range: 10' per level
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Conjures a large magical hand between caster
and a target.
▶ Size: The hand's dimensions are from
human-sized to giant-sized, chosen by the
caster.
▶ Durability: The hand's AC and hit points
are equal to the caster's AC and hit points.
▶ Force: Against a creature depending of its
weight in coins:
a. Less than 5,000 coins: Are completely
pushed away from the caster.
b. 5,000 to 20,000 coins: Movement is
reduced to no more than 10' per round.
c. 20,000 to 80,000 coins: Movement is
reduced to half its normal rate.
Wall of Iron
Range: 120’
Duration: Permanent
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A wall of solid iron appears.
▶ Size: The wall may be of whatever shape
the caster desires and is of 1,000 cubic feet in
volume. (For example, a 2’ thick wall, 50’
long and 10’ high.)
▶ Location: The wall must be supported (e.g.
by the ground) and cannot be created in an
area occupied by objects.
▶ Topple: The wall can be made to topple
over enemies, dealing 10d6 damage and
shattering.

Summon Monster: Level 4

Duration: 1 round +1 per level (until
dismissed or slain)
Range: 5’
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Summons monsters to do the caster’s
bidding:

▶ 4th level monsters: Summons 1d3 4th level

monsters.
▶ Type of monsters: The referee should
randomly determine the type of monsters
which are summoned, for example using
dungeon wandering monster tables.
▶ Arrival time: Summoned monsters arrive
at the character’s location in 1d4 rounds.
▶ Commanding: Monsters will attack
enemies as directed or, if the character can
communicate with them, be given other
tasks.
▶ Dismissing: The caster may dismiss it at
any time, sending it back to its plane of
origin.
TECHNIQUES
▶ Usage: Specified classes. New classes may
use the specified classes’ techniques as
reference.
▶ Weapons: In the case of a tech using a
weapon, it will be listed.
▶ Progression by levels: At a certain level, a
character can choose a tech:
Human martials:
1st, 4th, 7th, and 10th levels.
Human semi and non-martials:
1st, 5th, and 9th levels.
Demihumans:
1st and 5th levels.

✪ Accurate / Power Strike ✪ Impose Presence

✪ Antibody ✪ Improved Chant
✪ Arcane Literate ✪ Keen Infravision
✪ Arcane Measures ✪ Leader Magnetism
✪ Arcane Sleuth ✪ Locomotion
✪ Blade Juggler ✪ Lore Researcher
✪ Bloodlust Slash ✪ Lucky Appeal
✪ Calm Spirit ✪ Magic Ponder
✪ Channel Magic ✪ Magic Scriber
✪ Chthonic Whisper ✪ Noise Curiosity
✪ Clearhead ✪ Panther Motion
✪ Concoction of Rest ✪ Piercing Thrust
✪ Consecutive Slash ✪ Protector Manoeuvre
✪ Construction Cunning ✪ Ram Through
✪ Counter-Attack ✪ Return Fire
✪ Defender Tactics ✪ Roomtrap Cunning
✪ Device Maintainer ✪ Sand Throw
✪ Door Finder ✪ Shape Morph
✪ Double Shoot ✪ Sharp Shoot
✪ Evil Vanquisher ✪ Sharp Throw
✪ Fauna Speaker ✪ Side Steps
✪ Fierce Spear ✪ Smashing Strike
✪ Footwork ✪ Smooth Mind
✪ Graceful Touch ✪ Tiger Motion
✪ Heart Casting ✪ Wing Shooter
Techniques Available by Classes
Acrobat Bard Duergar
● Bloodlust Slash ● Channel Magic ● Antibody
● Consecutive Slash ● Double Shot ● Construction Cunning
● Fierce Spear ● Heart Casting ● Impose Presence
● Juggler ● Leader Magnetism ● Noise Curiosity
● Leader Magnetism ● Lore Researcher ● Ram Through
● Panther Motion ● Lucky Appeal ● Smashing Strike
● Piercing Thrust ● Magic Scriber
● Return Fire ● Return Fire Dwarf
● Sand Throw ● Sharp Shoot ● Antibody
● Sharp Throw ● Side Steps ● Construction Cunning
● Side Steps ● Wing Shooter ● Keen Infravision
● Noise Curiosity
Assassin Cleric ● Ram Through
● Bloodlust Slash ● Calm Spirit ● Smashing Strike
● Consecutive Slash ● Channel Magic
● Double Shoot ● Chthonic Whisper Elf
● Fierce Spear ● Device Maintainer ● Door Finder
● Impose Presence ● Evil Vanquish ● Double Shot
● Panther Motion ● Fauna Speaker ● Footwork
● Return Fire ● Graceful Touch ● Keen Infravision
● Sand Throw ● Heart Casting ● Locomotion
● Sharp Throw ● Improved Chanter ● Noise Curiosity
● Side Steps ● Leader Magnetism ● Sharp Shoot
● Wing Shooter ● Magic Scriber ● Wing Shooter
● Smashing Strike
Barbarian Fighter
● Accurate / Power Strike Drow ● Accurate / Power Strike
● Bloodlust Slash ● Door Finder ● Bloodlust Slash
● Consecutive Slash ● Double Shot ● Consecutive Slash
● Counter-Attack ● Footwork ● Counter-Attack
● Footwork ● Locomotion ● Defender Tactics
● Impose Presence ● Noise Curiosity ● Double Shot
● Leader Magnetism ● Sharp Shoot ● Fierce Spear
● Ram Through ● Wing Shooter ● Footwork
● Return Fire ● Impose Presence
● Smashing Strike Druid ● Leader Magnetism
● Tiger Motion ● Calm Spirit ● Piercing Thrust
● Channel Magic ● Protector Manoeuvre
● Chthonic Whisper ● Ram Through
● Concoction of Resting ● Return Fire
● Device Maintainer ● Sharp Shoot
● Fauna Speaker ● Sharp Throw
● Graceful Touch ● Smashing Strike
● Heart Casting ● Wing Shooter
● Improved Chanter
● Leader Magnetism
● Magic Scriber
● Shape Morph
Gnome Knight Ranger
● Clearhead ● Accurate / Power Strike ● Accurate / Power Strike
● Construction Cunning ● Bloodlust Slash ● Consecutive Slash
● Keen Infravision ● Consecutive Slash ● Counter-Attack
● Noise Curiosity ● Counter-Attack ● Double Shot
● Side Steps ● Defender Tactics ● Leader Magnetism
● Fierce Spear ● Return Firet
Half-Elf ● Footwork ● Sharp Shoot
● Accurate / Power Strike ● Impose Presence ● Side Steps
● Door Finder ● Leader Magnetism ● Wing Shooter
● Double Shot ● Piercing Thrust
● Footwork ● Protector Manoeuvre Svirfneblin
● Keen Infravision ● Ram Through ● Clearhead
● Sharp Shoot ● Smashing Strike ● Construction Cunning
● Wing Shooter ● Keen Infravision
Magic-User ● Noise Curiosity
Halfling ● Arcane Literate ● Side Steps
● Clearhead ● Arcane Measures
● Keen Infravision ● Arcane Sleuth Thief
● Lucky Appeal ● Calm Spirit ● Consecutive Slash
● Noise Curiosity ● Channel Magic ● Counter-Attack
● Sharp Shoot ● Device Maintainer ● Juggler
● Sand Throw ● Improved Chanter ● Leader Magnetism
● Side Steps ● Leader Magnetism ● Panther Motion
● Magic Ponder ● Return Fire
Half-Orc ● Magic Scriber ● Sand Throw
● Bloodlust Slash ● Smooth Mind ● Side Steps
● Keen Infravision
● Panther Motion Paladin
● Sand Throw ● Accurate / Power Strike
● Side Steps ● Counter-Attack
● Defender Tactics
Illusionist ● Evil Vanquish
● Arcane Literate ● Fierce Spear
● Arcane Measures ● Footwork
● Arcane Sleuth ● Impose Presence
● Channel Magic ● Leader Magnetism
● Device Maintainer ● Piercing Thrust
● Improved Chanter ● Protector Manoeuvre
● Leader Magnetism ● Ram Through
● Magic Ponder ● Smashing Strike
● Magic Scriber
● Smooth Mind
Techniques Descriptions
Accurate Strike and/or Power Strike
When making an attack roll, the character
can choose to make an Accurate Strike (roll
1d4, the result becomes a bonus to attack and
a penalty to damage) or a Power Strike (roll
1d4, the result becomes a penalty to attack
and a bonus to damage).
Antibody
The character becomes immune to poisoning
effects.
Arcane Literate
If the Read Magic spell is known, its effects
are always active.
Arcane Measures
The “plus” bonuses from magic weapons are
ignored. Nullifies damage from spells and
wands on a successful save with a result of 5
above its saving throw value.
Arcane Sleuth
If the Detect Magic spell is known, its effects
are always active within the 10' range.
Bloodlust Slash
On a maximum damage dice result or a
natural 20: A hit creature able to bleed loses
1 hit point per round (up to a maximum of 6
rounds). Magical healing or bandaging
negates further damage.
Weapons: Swords, axes and daggers.
Calm Spirit
If the character loses initiative and is
successfully attacked or fails a saving throw
before their turn, the spell being cast has a
3-in-6 chance to not disrupt.
Channel Magic
The character can cast a known spell using a
memorised spell of a higher spell level.
Chthonic Whisper
A touched character that died within three
rounds may save vs death to return from the
dead with 1 hit point and cannot return again
before gaining an experience level. Returned
character must offer half its possessions or
will lose its soul and be shredded to pieces.
Clearhead
The character becomes immune to charm
effects.
Concoction of Rest
The character can mix herbs, fruits, roots, etc
to make a magical concoction. Next time the
drinker rests, it restores 1d3 points of damage
(2d3 points of damage for a full day of
resting). Can only be used once per day.
Consecutive Slash
On a natural attack of 18 or higher: Deals
an extra halved damage roll rounded up. STR
modifier doesn’t apply.
Weapons: Swords, axes and daggers.
Construction Cunning
The character has a 4-in-6 chance of being
able to detect new construction, sliding
walls, or sloping passages when searching.
Counter-Attack
Missed melee attacks against the character
allows it to answer its aggressor with a melee
attack if able at a -4 attack penalty.
Defender Tactics
If the character is using a shield, melee attack
rolls made against allies 10’ near suffer a -2
penalty.
Device Maintainer
After an uninterrupted night’s sleep, the rods,
staves or wands that are in possession of the
character regain one charge (cannot regain
more charges than the number it had when
found). It is still not possible for characters to
discover the number of charges in an item.
Door Finder
The character has a 4-in-6 chance of
locating secret or hidden doors when
searching.
Double Shoot
The character may spend two arrows to roll
two damage dice and keep the better result.
Weapons: Bows, crossbows.
Evil Vanquisher
The character’s Turning the Undead ability
becomes able to affect malevolent beings of
chaotic alignment (e.g. nightmares,
rakshasas, shadows).
Fauna Speaker
If the Speak with Animals spell is known, its
effects are always active within the 10' range.
Fierce Spear
The character may do a melee attack against
creatures that are 5’ away its normal reach at
a -4 penalty.
Weapons: Spears, lances and polearms.
Footwork
The character may move 10’ farther than its
normal movement rate to make a melee
attack. Character suffers no penalties on
withdrawals and retreats.
Graceful Touch
Restores 1 point of damage that was lost
within 1 hour (Up to 1d2 points on 6th level
and up to 1d3 on 12th level). Effective on any
individual at most once per hour.
Heart Casting
The character can cast spells without
speaking and if unable to see its target.
Impose Presence
When the character kills the first creature on
an encounter, creatures on the opposing side
receive a -1 penalty to morale checks.
Improved Chanter
The character can move and cast spells in the
same round. Becomes able to cast spells even
though bound or unable to move its hands.
Juggler
Missile attacks with bladed and splash
weapons ignore partial cover and gain a +1
bonus to attack and damage rolls.
Weapons: Hand axes, daggers, holy water,
oil.
Keen Infravision
The character has infravision to 90’.
Leader Magnetism
The character’s maximum hirelings increase
by 2 and receive a +2 bonus to loyalty checks.
Locomotion
The character becomes immune to any
paralysing effects.
Lore Researcher
The character’s Lore ability has a 4-in-6
chance of knowing lore pertaining to
monsters, magic items, or heroes of folktale
or legend. This ability may be used to identify
the nature and powers of magic items.
Lucky Appeal
Once per day, the character may reroll a save
if it has already faced that challenge before in
its lifetime.
Magic Ponder
Once per day, the caster can change the
remaining spells memorised for that day.
Magic Scriber
If the character fails to create a scroll, can
reroll again the chance of failure.
Noise Curiosity
The character has a 4-in-6 chance of hearing
noises when listening at doors.
Panther Motion
The character can move and attack while
hiding in shadows.
Piercing Thrust
On a natural attack of 18 or higher: Deals
1d2 additional damage. Victim's movement
drops to half its maximum speed.
Weapons: Spears, lances and polearms.
Protector Manoeuvre
If an ally 10’ near is attacked: Character may
move and receive the attack in its place.
Doesn’t count as retreat and the character
cannot attack in its next turn.
Ram Through
On a maximum damage dice result or a
natural 20: A hit creature receives a -1
penalty to AC for 1 turn.
Weapons: Maces, hammers and clubs.
Return Fire
Missed missile attacks against the character
allows it to answer its aggressor with a
missile attack at a -4 attack penalty if able.
Roomtrap Cunning
The character has a 4-in-6 chance of
detecting non-magical room traps when
searching.
Sand Throw
On a melee natural attack of 18 or higher:
May choose to either deal damage or throw
sand upon the foe’s eyes. Creature must save
versus breath or be blinded for 1 round.
If attacked, the character may move 1d2×10’
away. Character suffers no penalties on
withdrawals and retreats.
Smashing Strike
On an melee attack roll of 18 or higher: Next
weapon damage victim receives isn’t rolled,
it’s considered the maximum result.
Weapons: Maces, hammers and clubs.
Smooth Mind
+1 bonus to saving throws against mental
powers and mind-affecting magic.
Feeblemind: No penalty on saving throw and
on a fail, becomes unable to think clearly or
cast spells for 1d3 rounds only.
Tiger Motion
The character can move and attack while
hiding in undergrowth.
Wing Shooter
On an attack roll of 18 or higher against a
creature flying: Deals double damage.
Weapons: Bows, crossbows.

Shape Morph
The character’s Shape Change ability can be
used twice per day at 7th level and three
times per day at 12th level.

Sharp Shoot
Missile attacks at long distance are done as it
was at medium distance.
Weapons: Bows, crossbows, slings.

Sharp Throw
Missile attacks at long distance are done as it
was at medium distance.
Weapons: Spears, javelins, hand axes and
daggers.

Side Steps
OPTIONS FOR HEALING Healing Progression
The majority of magical healing (e.g. spells,
potions) rolls one or two d6.
Character’s Self-Regeneration ------------------------------------------------
Determines additional hit points the Option: Healing progresses according to the
character recovers via resting. crafting or caster’s level, if not using the
Constitution modifiers additional healing items, potions, spells from
this document.
CON Restored hit points ▶ Healing spells and staves according to
caster’s level: Per each d6 that would be
3-8 +0 hp rolled, restores instead:

9-15 +1 hp Spells and staves table

16-18 +2 hp Level Restore

2nd-3rd 1d6 hp
Healing Items with Monsters
Healing items are normally found randomly 4th-8th 2d6 hp
within treasure types.
------------------------------------------------ 9th or higher 3d6 hp
Option: Besides the treasure types,
humanoid or intelligent monsters
individually have 1-in-6 chance to bear a ▶ Healing potions according to potion's
healing item (e.g. potion of healing, ointment, crafting: Roll a d20 to know the quality of
antidote). the potion of healing. Per each d6 that would
be rolled, restores instead:
Healing items with monsters
Potions table
Monster Item
d20 Quality Restore
Up to 4 HD Antidote (basic),
monsters Ointment, etc 1-8 Poor 1d6 hp

Up to 4 HD Antidote (great), 9-14 Fair 2d6 hp

leader monsters Potion of Healing, etc
15-17 Good 3d6 hp
4+1 HD or higher Antidote (any),
monsters Potion of Healing, etc 18-19 Amazing 4d6 hp

4+1 HD or higher Potion of Antivenom, 20 Excellent 5d6 hp

leader monsters Potion of
Extra-Healing, etc
OTHER OPTIONS Blindness as Penalty
Option: Rather than a character becoming
unable to attack, come creatures suffer a
Armour with Damage Reduction penalty.
Additionally to avoid damage in combat, the ------------------------------------------------
armour (not shields) reduces the damage ▶ 4 HD or higher creatures: Suffer a -4
(each die rolled inflicts a minimum of 1 hit penalty to attack rolls and when making an
point damage) received from physical attacks attack roll.
(e.g. weapons, claws, stones, spit).
------------------------------------------------ Breath Based Attacks
Option 1: By size Option: If a character has some kind of
The armour reduces damage by 1 depending resistance (e.g. Resist Fire cast on it) to a
on the size of the creature that attacked. breath attack that inflicts damage equal to
the attacker’s current hit point total (e.g. a
Armour Size Red Dragon’s fire breath), the damage is
reduced by 1 point for each HD of the
monster.
Leather Smaller than
human creatures
Elemental Protection from Druids
Chainmail Human-sized or The Protection from Fire and Lightning spell
smaller creatures from Druid spell list grants protection against
fire or electric damage.
Plate mail Creatures of any size ------------------------------------------------
Option: Caster may choose to grant
protection against cold damage too. The spell
Option 2: By armour becomes Protection from Ice, Fire and
The damage is reduced depending on the Lightning.
kind of armour (light or heavy).
Energy Conditions
Armour Damage Option: When a creature receives a fire, cold
or lightning attack, there is a 1-in-10 chance to
suffer from a bad condition.
Light armour Reduced by 1
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(leather)
1. Overheat (fire): Character cannot attack,
concentrate or cast spells. Every 3 rounds, has
Heavy armour Reduced by 2 a 1-in-4 chance to suffer 1 point of damage.
(chainmail, plate) 2. Frozen (cold): Character cannot move,
attack or communicate. Can be automatically
▶ Magic armour: For both options, magic hit in melee and suffer triple damage.
armour additionally reduces the damage 3. Palsy (lightning): Character has a 1-in-3
from magic spells (by 1 point per damage die chance to fail to move, speak, or attack. DEX
rolled) and breath weapons (by 1 point for and shield bonus do not apply when
each HD of the monster). attacked.
▶ Conditions end with: Cure Disease spell or
after 3d6+3 turns.
▶ Energy immunity: If a creature has
immunity to one of the energies related to a
condition, it cannot be affected by that
condition.
▶ Referee only: Knows the number of turns a
character is affected by a condition and rolls
the 1-in-X chances.
Magistrike
Option: Magic-users and illusionists can
only use daggers (or staves, at the referee’s
discretion) as weapons in combat. In
addition to that, they can use a wand-sized
object or a staff to make a magical ranged
attack against a target.
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▶ Range: 5’ - 30’ / 31’ - 60’ / 61’ - 90’.
▶ Damage: 1d2 on 1st-5th level. 1d3 on
6th-10th level. 1d4 on 11th level or higher.
▶ Movement: The magistrike is not a spell,
the character can move normally.
▶ Weakness: Although being magic, the
magistrike is too weak to overcome mundane
damage immunity.
Nutritious Effects from Food
Option: Consuming the daily ration or the
food found in the wilderness makes more
than normal sustain.
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▶ After eating: Roll a d4 to know the
nutritious effect:
Food effects table
d4 Effect
1 Recover 1 hit point
2 +1 bonus on the next attack roll
3 +1 bonus to AC the next time
being attacked
4 +1 bonus on the next saving
throw
Poison Counters
Option: Rather than instantly killing
characters, they gain poison counters.
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▶ A failed save vs poison: A character gets a
poison counter.
▶ The 3rd poison counter: Kills a character.
▶ Removing stacked poison counters: By
magic or items only (e,g. Neutralise Poison).
Potion Crafting per Batch
Option: Some potions are easier to craft and
an alchemist can make a whole batch rather
than a single potion. The alchemist makes
1d6+1 potions per batch.
Power of Magic Swords and Weapons
When rolling for damage of magic swords
and weapons with pluses (+1, +2, +3), the
pluses are converted in a plain bonus to the
damage roll.
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Option: The plus of a magic sword or
weapon becomes an additional dice (with a
maximum of 3 per weapon) when rolling for
damage. For example, a magic Sword +1, that
normally deals 1d8+1 damage, deals 2d8
damage instead.
▶ Magic bows, crossbows and slings: In the
case of magic weapons that use ammunition,
the additional dice of damage are rolled only
per the plus of its ammunition. For example,
a magic Bow +1, that normally deals 1d6+1
damage, deals 2d6 damage only if shooting
an Arrow +1.
Reversed Haste Spell
Option: Haste spell from Magic-user spell list
may be reversed.
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Reversed: Slow
Up to 24 creatures in a 30’ radius area are
enchanted:
▶ Initiative: Always loses (no roll).
▶ Affected creatures: Moves at half speed
and can only attack every second round. The
victim may save versus spells to resist.
▶ Not affected: Spellcasting and use of
magical devices.
▶ Dispels: An active Haste spell and can be
dispelled too with Haste.
Reversed Poison Spells
Option: Poison-related spells from Cleric and
Druid spell lists may be reversed to harm.
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▶ Slow Poison:
Reversed: Slow Effect Poison
Has two usages:
1. A creature touched: Takes 1hp of damage
per round. If the subject is at 1hp, the creature
must save versus poison to inflict no further
damage. In combat, a melee attack roll is
required.
2. Infuse an item, food, drink with poison:
Someone who ingest or touches it, takes 1hp
of damage per round. If the subject is at 1hp,
must save versus poison to inflict no further
damage.
▶ Neutralise Poison and Protection from
Poison: Reversed: Produce Poison
Has two usages:
1. A creature touched: After 1d2 rounds takes
3 points of damage per level of the caster
(save versus poison for half). In combat, a
melee attack roll is required.
2. Infuse an item, food, drink: Someone
who ingest or touches it, must save versus
poison or dies.
▶ Infusing weapons: Works only for the first
time the weapon hits and lasts for 1 turn
before stopping to work.
Rolling Character’s Hit Points
A new Hit Die of the specified type should be
rolled and the result added to the character’s
maximum hit point total.
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Option: When a character gains a level of
experience and rolls to add a new hit die to its
maximum hit points, if the roll is above the
specified number (see the table below), the
result is kept. If the roll is below the specified
number, the result is disconsidered and the
specified number is considered as the result.
Hit die table
Hit die Specified number
d4 3
d6 4
d8 5
Sleep Spell Effectiveness
The Sleep spell from Magic-User spell list
cannot affect creatures with HD higher than
4+1.
Option: A single creature with HD higher
than 4+1 may be affected by Sleep spell:
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▶ Resist: Higher than 4 +1 HD creatures must
save versus spells to avoid sleeping.
▶ Killing: A single attack with a bladed
weapon does not kill a creature enchanted by
the spell. If attacked the creature awakens
instead.
▶ Duration on creatures per HD:
a. 4+1 to 9 HD: Are affected for 1d2 turns.
b. 9+ or higher HD: Are affected for 1d4
rounds.
Spell Points ▶ Magic missile: If conjuring additional
An option for a spell caster to use its missiles the spell costs 2 sp more to cast for
resources wisely and freely. each missile.
------------------------------------------------
▶ Total: A character spell points (Sp) is equal
to its spells per day total sum multiplied by 2.
▶ After an uninterrupted night’s sleep: A
character recovers all its spell points.
▶ Cost: The value of Sp a spell spends
depends if its an arcane spell or a divine spell
as in the table below:
Spell points cost

Spell Arcane Divine

level magic magic

1st 2 sp 2 sp

2nd 3 sp 3 sp

3rd 5 sp 4 sp

4th 7 sp 6 sp

5th 9 sp 9 sp

6th 15 sp —

▶ Re-memorize: If an effect would make a

character re-memorize a spell (e.g. Pearl of
Power), it gains a number of Sp equal to that
spell level.
MONSTERS
✪ Aboleth ✪ Gullygug (Knight)
✪ Alraune ✪ Lammasu
✪ Axe Beak ✪ Lizard (Footpad)
✪ Basilisk ✪ Mandragora
✪ Behir ✪ Mantrap
✪ Boobrie ✪ Medusa (Head)
✪ Cat (Common) ✪ Otter (Giant)
✪ Corridor Monitor ✪ Owl (Giant, Normal)
✪ Crow/Raven (Giant, Normal) ✪ Scorpion (Normal)
✪ Deadly Sphere ✪ Snow Arcanist
✪ Dragon (Whelp, Young, Old) ✪ Stingy Monster
✪ Headless Knight ✪ Vampíre (Minion, Lesser)
✪ Heavy Fortress Wyrm ✪ Wyvern (Riding)
✪ Horse (Pony)
Aboleth
Evil, very intelligent, large amphibious
creatures. Dwells in underground lakes and
caverns of the Underworld. Feed on the
brains of humanoids.
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AC 4 [15], HD 8*** (36hp), Att 1 × mental
power (see below) or 4 × tentacle (1d6 +
disease), THAC0 12 [+7], MV 30’ (10’) / 180’
(60’) swimming, SV D8 W9 P10 B10 S12 (8),
ML 11, AL Lawful, XP 2,300, NA 1d4 (1d4), TT
F ▶ Flower: The alraune can hide inside, but
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▶ Disease: Any creature struck by its
tentacles must save versus spells or its skin
will change into a membrane in 1d6+1
rounds. Cure Disease stops the change.
▶ Membrane skin: The character must be
kept damp with cool water or will take 1d12
points of damage per turn. Cure Disease
changes the membrane back to normal skin.
▶ Mucous cloud: While underwater, anyone
within 5' from the aboleth must save versus
poison or becomes able to breathe water, but
unable to breathe air, suffocating in 2d6
rounds. Cure Disease, soap or wine dissolves
the mucous and returns a character back to
normal.
▶ Mental powers: May use each of the
following powers three times per day:
a. Illusion: Visual and audial. Concentration
required. Remains until touched or dispelled.
b. Mind enslave: A target within 30’ must
save versus spells or become a mind slave
controlled telepathically. If the victim is more
than a mile from the aboleth, a new save may
be made each day. Remove Curse, Dispel
Magic or the aboleth's death releases the
victim.
▶ Water breathing: Can bestow the ability to
breathe water upon an enslaved creature.
Lasts for 1d3 hours, then must be refreshed.
Alraune
Wicked and deviant beings that can manifest
as beautiful female humanoids blooming
from a (6') large flower. Live in deep forests.
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AC 3 [16], HD 7** (31hp), Att 6 × rose darts
(1d4 + blood drain) or 1 × magic (wall of
thorns), THAC0 13 [+6], MV 30’ (10’), SV D8
W9 P10 B10 S12 (7), ML 9, AL Chaotic, XP
850, NA 1 (1d3), TT D × 2
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cannot move or attack. While hidden, the
flower can be attacked: AC 0 [19], 18hp
(separate hp pool). If reduced to 0hp, the
alraune dies.
▶ Fragrance: Anyone within 60' who smells
the fragrance of an alraune must save versus
poison or be charmed: move towards the
alraune (resisting those who try to prevent
it); defend the alraune; obey the alraune’s
commands (if understood); unable to cast
spells or use magic items; unable to harm the
alraune. A character who saves is unaffected
for the rest of the encounter. Killing the
alraune breaks the charm.
▶ Damage immunity: Only harmed by fire or
magic.
▶ Rose darts: Range 90’.
▶ Blood drain: The rose dart attaches to
victim on a successful hit, doing 2d4
automatic damage per round. Can be stopped
if the alraune is killed or if the dart is burned
with magical fire.
▶ Wall of thorns: Twice per day. Conjures a
thorny plant barrier within 30’ for 12 turns,
covering 1,200 square feet. Inflicts 1d8 +
victim's AC damage upon conjuring, 1d8 +
victim's AC per 10' when passing through.
Hacking takes 4 turns per 10’. Unharmed by
normal fire, but destroyed by magical fire in 2
turns.
Aurumvorax
3’ long, many-legged, ferocious badger-like
creatures with rich fur of gold that hunts in
their burrows. Dwell in forests.
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AC 0 [19], HD 12* (54hp), Att 2 × claw (1d6), 1
× bite (2d4 + clench), THAC0 10 [+9], MV 90’
(30’) / 30’ (10’) burrowing, SV SV D10 W11
P12 B13 S14 (6), ML 9, AL Neutral, XP 1,900,
NA 1 (1), TT D
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▶ Surprise: On a 1–4, ambushes in the lair.
▶ Clench: On a successful bite attack roll
attaches to a victim, doing 8 automatic
damage per round. The victim can only
escape if the aurumvorax is slain.
▶ Immunity: Unharmed by gas, poison and
non-magical fire.
▶ Damage reduction: Half damage from
blunt weapons due to dense hide and bones.
▶ Treasure: Found in lair on bodies of
victims.
Axe Beak
Short-tempered large carnivores birds with a
very sharp beak. Cannot fly, but are fine
mounts. Dwells in hills and grasslands.
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AC 6 [13], HD 3+1 (14hp), Att 2 × claw (1d3), 1
× beak (2d4), THAC0 16 [+3], MV 180’ (60’),
SV D12 W13 P14 B15 S16 (3), ML 8, AL Neutral,
XP 50, NA 1d6 (2d4), TT None
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▶ Ill-tempered: May beak or kick creatures in
their way.
▶ Charge: When not in melee. Requires a
clear run of at least 20 yards. Rider’s lance
inflicts double damage.
▶ Carry loads: Up to 2,500 coins
unencumbered; up to 5,000 at half speed.
Basilisk, Greater
15' long, serpentine lizards of low
intelligence, but highly magical. Dwell in
caverns and twisted brambles.
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AC 2 [17], HD 10*** (45hp), Att 2 × claw (1d6
+ poison), 1 × bite (2d8) or 1 × gaze
(petrification), THAC0 11 [+8], MV 60’ (20’),
SV D6 W7 P8 B8 S10 (10), ML 11, AL Neutral,
XP 3,000, NA 1d2 (1d2), TT H
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▶ Surprise: Characters surprised by a greater
basilisk meet its gaze.
▶ Poisonous smoke: Breathe out a cloud of
poisonous smoke. Characters within 5’ of
mouth at each round must save versus
poison (with a +2 bonus) or die.
▶ Poison: The greater basilisk’s bites are
venomous: save versus poison (with a +2
bonus) or die.
▶ Petrifying gaze: Anyone meeting a greater
basilisk’s gaze is turned to stone (save versus
petrify). Unless averting eyes or using a
mirror, characters in melee are affected each
round.
▶ Averting eyes: -4 penalty to-hit; the
greater basilisk gains a +2 bonus to attack.
▶ Mirrors: The reflection of a greater basilisk
is harmless. Fighting by looking in a mirror
incurs a -1 penalty to attack. If a greater
basilisk sees its own reflection within 10'
(1-in-10 chance), it must save or be petrified.
Behir
Huge (40’ long) many-legged snake-like
monsters. Deep blue in colour, with scaly
plates. Dwells in caves and hills.
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AC 4 [15], HD 12** (54hp), Att 1 × bite
(2d4+constriction), 6 × talon (1d6) or 1 ×
lightning bolt (12d6), THAC0 10 [+9], MV
150’ (50’), SV D6 W7 P8 B8 S10 (12), ML 10,
AL Neutral, XP 2,700, NA 1d2 (1d2), TT D
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▶ Cling: Climb walls, trees, etc; 75’ (25’).
▶ Constriction: When a bite attack is
successful, the behir wraps around the victim
and begins to squeeze, inflicting 1d4+1
automatic damage immediately and on each
subsequent round.
▶ Swallow whole: A bite attack roll of 20,
indicates that a human-sized (or smaller)
victim is swallowed. Inside the behir’s belly:
suffer 2d4 damage per round (until the behir
dies); may attack with sharp weapons at –4
to hit; body digested in 6 turns after death.
▶ Lightning bolt: Every 10 rounds:
20’ long, 5’ wide. All caught in the area suffer
damage (save versus breath for half).
▶ Energy immunity: Unharmed by electrical
attacks.
▶ Poison immunity: Unharmed by any form
of poison.
▶ Hate dragons: Attack on sight
Boobrie
Large (12' tall) birds that resemble a crossbre
between a roc and a heron. Dwell in swamps.
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AC 5 [14], HD 9 (40hp), Att 2 × claw (1d6), 1 ×
beak (2d8), THAC0 12 [+7], MV 150’ (50’) /
150’ (50’) flying,, SV D10 W11 P12 B13 S14 (6),
ML 9, AL Neutral, XP 900, NA 0 (1d2), TT
None
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▶ Surprise: On a 1–4, in swamps, due to
camouflage in tall grass.
▶ Poison immunity: Unharmed by any form
of poison.
Cat, Common
Small animals full of independence. Usually
stay in cities, but can be found anywhere.
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AC 6 [13], HD ½ (2hp), Att 2 × claw (1) or 1 ×
bite (1d2), THAC0 19 [0], MV 150’ (50’), SV
D14 W15 P16 B17 S18 (NH), ML 5, AL Neutral,
XP 5, NA 2d6 (2d6), TT None
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▶ Surprise: On a 3–6.
▶ Climb: Trees at normal movement rate.
▶ Domestic: Not usually encountered in the
wild. Typically cost 5gp.
▶ Inquisitive: May follow PCs out of
curiosity.
Corridor Monitor
Constructs made with magic and metal by
mage artificers. Non-intelligent, but helpful
to patrol inside dungeons.
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AC 4 [15], HD 3* (13hp), Att 1 × torch (1d4),
THAC0 17 [+2], MV 90’ (30’), SV D12 W13
P14 B15 S16 (3), ML 12, AL Neutral, XP 50, NA
1 (1), TT Torches
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▶ Warns: If it sees an intruder.
▶ Magic lantern: Inside its body, lit by a
Continual Light spell. Casts light in a 30’
radius.
▶ Torches: 1d4 torches to help allies. May use
the torches to attack intruders.
▶ Detect invisible creatures: Within 60’.
▶ Spell immunity: Unaffected by sleep or
charm spells.
▶ If captured: May be put under service of
new masters if rebooted and reassembled by
a mage artificer.
Crow/Raven
Nocturnal, intelligent, and scavenger birds
that are usually found in hills, plains,
settlements and ruins. Regarded as creatures
of ill-omen by superstitious folk. Peaceful,
but attack if defending their nest or if
summoned and commanded by magic.
▶ Defend nest: Attack if it is approached.
▶ Mimicry: Can mimic the sound of any
monster or animal.
▶ Trainable: Can be trained as guards.
Crow/Raven, Giant
4’ tall intelligent nocturnal birds.
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AC 7 [12], HD 2+2 (11hp), Att 1 × beak (1d6),
THAC0 17 [+2], MV 300' (100') flying, SV D12
W13 P14 B15 S16 (1), ML 8, AL Neutral, XP 15,
NA 0(2d8), TT M
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▶ Defend nest; Mimicry: See main entry.
Deadly Sphere
Mindless, floating planar creatures with the
body as a black sphere (5’ diameter). Drift
around caverns and ruins.
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AC 9 [10], HD None*, Att touch
(disintegration), THAC0 19 [0], MV 30’ (10’),
SV D12 W13 P14 B15 S16 (1), ML 12, AL
Neutral, XP 6, NA 1 (1), TT None
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▶ Moves: Toward the nearest intelligent
creature within 60’.
▶ Disintegration: Any matter which touches
the deadly sphere is instantly annihilated (no
saving throw).
▶ Immunity: Cannot be affected by charm or
hold.
▶ Banishing: It may be banished by a wish.

Crow/Raven, Normal
Small and intelligent nocturnal birds.
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AC 8 [11], HD ½ (2hp), Att 1 × beak per flock
(1d6), THAC0 19 [0], MV 330' (110’) flying, SV
D14 W15 P16 B17 S18 (NH), ML 7, AL Neutral,
XP 25, NA 0 (3d10), TT None
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▶ Defend nest; Mimicry: See main entry.
▶ Flock: Each group of 3–6 crows/ravens
attacks as a flock. Each flock makes a single
attack roll against one creature.
▶ Engulf: The creature attacked must save
versus death or fall prone, unable to attack
until able to stand up again.
Dragon
A proud, ancient race of gigantic,
carnivorous, winged reptiles. There are many
subspecies of dragon, many of which are
distinguished by the colour of their scales. All
dragons are egg-layers and hoard treasure in
their lairs, far from areas of human
civilisation.
Black Dragon
Dwell in swamps and marshes.
Black Dragon, Whelp
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AC 6 [13], HD 1* (4hp), Att [2 × claw (1d2),
1 × bite (1d6)] or breath, THAC0 18 [+1], MV
90’ (30’) / 180’ (60’) flying, SV D12 W13 P14
B15 S16 (1), ML 6, AL Chaotic, XP 13, NA 1d8
(1d8), TT H [¼]
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▶ Breath weapon: 10’ long line of acid. Once
per day.
▶ Sleeping: 40%.
Black Dragon, Young
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AC 4 [15], HD 4** (18hp), Att [2 × claw (1d4),
1 × bite (1d10)] or breath, THAC0 16 [+3], MV
90’ (30’) / 210’ (70’) flying, SV D10 W11 P12
B13 S14 (4), ML 7, AL Chaotic, XP 1,750, NA
1d6 (1d6), TT H [½]
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▶ Breath weapon: 30’ long line of acid. Twice
per day.
▶ Language and spells: 10%; 2 × 1st level.
▶ Sleeping: 40%.
Black Dragon, Old
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AC 1 [18], HD 10** (45hp), Att [2 × claw (2d4),
1 × bite (3d10)] or breath, THAC0 11 [+8], MV
90’ (30’) / 240’ (80’) flying, SV D6 W7 P8 B8
S10 (10), ML 9, AL Chaotic, XP 2,300, NA 1d2
(1d2), TT H × 2
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▶ Breath weapon: 60’ long line of acid. Three
times per turn.
▶ Language and spells: 30%; 4 × 1st level, 2 ×
2nd level.
▶ Sleeping: 40%.
Blue Dragon
Favour open plains and deserts.
Blue Dragon, Whelp
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AC 4 [17], HD 3* (13hp), Att [2 × claw (1d3),
1 × bite (1d10)] or breath, THAC0 18 [+1], MV
90’ (30’) / 180’ (60’) flying, SV D12 W13 P14
B15 S16 (3), ML 7, AL Neutral, XP 50, NA 1d8
(1d8), TT H [¼]
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▶ Breath weapon: 30’ long line of lightning.
Once per day.
▶ Sleeping: 20%.
Blue Dragon, Young
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AC 2 [17], HD 6** (27hp), Att [2 × claw (1d4),
1 × bite (1d10)] or breath, THAC0 14 [+5], MV
90’ (30’) / 210’ (70’) flying, SV D10 W11 P12
B13 S14 (6), ML 8, AL Neutral, XP 725, NA 1d6
(1d6), TT H [½]
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▶ Breath weapon: 60’ long line of lightning.
Twice per day.
▶ Language and spells: 30%; 4 × 1st level, 2 ×
2nd level.
▶ Sleeping: 20%.
Blue Dragon, Old
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AC -1 [20], HD 12** (54hp), Att [2 × claw
(2d6), 1 × bite (4d10)] or breath, THAC0 11
[+8], MV 90’ (30’) / 240’ (80’) flying, SV D6
W7 P8 B8 S10 (12), ML 10, AL Neutral, XP
2,700, NA 1d2 (1d2), TT H × 2
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▶ Breath weapon: 100’ long line of lightning.
Three times per turn.
▶ Language and spells: 50%; 4 × 1st level, 4 ×
2nd level, 2 × 3rd level.
▶ Sleeping: 20%.
Brass Dragon
Dwell in deserts and sandy regions.
Brass Dragon, Whelp
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AC 5 [14], HD 1* (4hp), Att [2 × claw (1d2),
1 × bite (1d6)] or breath, THAC0 19 [0], MV
90’ (30’) / 180’ (60’) flying, SV D12 W13 P14
B15 S16 (1), ML 6, AL Neutral, XP 13, NA 1d8
(1d8), TT H [¼]
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▶ Breath weapon: Cone of sleep gas (save
versus breath or fall asleep for 1d4 turns) or
cloud of fear gas (save versus breath or flee
for 1 turn). Once per day.
▶ Sleeping: 40%.
Brass Dragon, Young
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AC 3 [16], HD 4** (18hp), Att [2 × claw (1d4),
1 × bite (2d6)] or breath, THAC0 16 [+3], MV
90’ (30’) / 210’ (70’) flying, SV D10 W11 P12
B13 S14 (4), ML 7, AL Neutral, XP 1,750, NA
1d6 (1d6), TT H [½]
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▶ Breath weapon: Cone of sleep gas (save
versus breath or fall asleep for 2d4 turns) or
cloud of fear gas (save versus breath or flee
for 1 turn). Twice per day.
▶ Language and spells: : 10%; 2 × 1st level.
▶ Sleeping: 40%.
Brass Dragon, Old
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AC 0 [19], HD 10** (45hp), Att [2 × claw
(2d4), 1 × bite (4d6)] or breath, THAC0 11
[+8], MV 90’ (30’) / 240’ (80’) flying, SV D6
W7 P8 B8 S10 (10), ML 9, AL Neutral, XP
2,300, NA 1d2 (1d2), TT H × 2
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▶ Breath weapon: Cone of sleep gas (save
versus breath or fall asleep for 6d4 turns) or
cloud of fear gas (save versus breath or flee
for 3 turns). Three times per turn.
▶ Language and spells: 30%; 4 × 1st level, 3 ×
2nd level.
▶ Sleeping: 40%.
Bronze Dragon
Dwell near great lakes and seas
Bronze Dragon, Whelp
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AC 4 [15], HD 3* (13hp), Att [2 × claw (1d3),
1 × bite (1d8)] or breath, THAC0 17 [+2], MV
90’ (30’) / 180’ (60’) flying, SV D12 W13 P14
B15 S16 (3), ML 7, AL Neutral, XP 50, NA 1d8
(1d8), TT H [¼]
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▶ Breath weapon: 20’ long line of lightning
or cloud of repulsion gas (save versus breath
or pushed 30’ away per round for 3 rounds).
Once per day.
▶ Sleeping: 20%.
Bronze Dragon, Young
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AC 2 [17], HD 6** (27hp), Att [2 × claw (1d6),
1 × bite (2d8)] or breath, THAC0 14 [+5], MV
90’ (30’) / 210’ (70’) flying, SV D10 W11 P12
B13 S14 (6), ML 8, AL Neutral, XP 725, NA 1d6
(1d6), TT H [½]
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▶ Breath weapon: 60’ long line of lightning
or cloud of repulsion gas (save versus breath
or pushed 60’ away per round for 3 rounds).
Twice per day.
▶ Language and spells: 30%; 4 × 1st level, 2 ×
2nd level.
▶ Sleeping: 20%.
Bronze Dragon, Old
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AC -1 [20], HD 12** (54hp), Att [2 × claw
(2d6), 1 × bite (4d8)] or breath, THAC0 11
[+8], MV 90’ (30’) / 240’ (80’) flying, SV D6
W7 P8 B8 S10 (12), ML 10, AL Neutral, XP
2,700, NA 1d2 (1d2), TT H × 2
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▶ Breath weapon: 100’ long line of lightning
or cloud of repulsion gas (save versus breath
or pushed 60’ away per round for 9 rounds).
Three times per turn.
▶ Language and spells: 50%; 4 × 1st level, 4 ×
2nd level, 2 × 3rd level.
▶ Sleeping: 20%.
▶ Shape changing: May take on the form of
an animal.
Copper Dragon
Lair in warm, dry, rocky regions.
Copper Dragon, Whelp
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AC 4 [15], HD 2* (9hp), Att [2 × claw (1d2),
1 × bite (1d6)] or breath, THAC0 18 [+1], MV
90’ (30’) / 180’ (60’) flying, SV D10 W11 P12
B13 S14 (2), ML 7, AL Neutral, XP 25, NA 1d8
(1d8), TT H [¼]
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▶ Breath weapon: 10’ long line of acid or
cloud of slow gas (save versus breath or
move at half speed and act every 2nd round
for 6 rounds). Once per day.
▶ Sleeping: 30%.
Copper Dragon, Young
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AC 2 [17], HD 5** (22hp), Att [2 × claw (1d3),
1 × bite (2d6)] or breath, THAC0 15 [+4], MV
90’ (30’) / 210’ (70’) flying, SV D10 W11 P12
B13 S14 (5), ML 8, AL Neutral, XP 425, NA 1d6
(1d6), TT H [½]
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▶ Breath weapon: 30’ long line of acid or
cloud of slow gas (save versus breath or
move at half speed and act every 2nd round
for 6 rounds). Twice per day.
▶ Language and spells: 20%; 2 × 1st level,
2 × 2nd level.
▶ Sleeping: 30%.
Copper Dragon, Old
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AC -1 [0], HD 11** (49hp), Att [2 × claw (2d4),
1 × bite (4d6)] or breath, THAC0 11 [+8], MV
90’ (30’) / 240’ (80’) flying, SV D6 W7 P8 B8
S10 (11), ML 10, AL Neutral, XP 2,700, NA 1d2
(1d2), TT H × 2
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▶ Breath weapon: 60’ long line of acid or
cloud of slow gas (save versus breath or
move at half speed and act every 2nd round
for 6 rounds). Three times per turn.
▶ Language and spells: 40%; 4 × 1st level, 4 ×
2nd level, 1 × 3rd level.
▶ Sleeping: 30%.
Gold Dragon
May be encountered in any terrain, often in
the guise of a person or animal.
Gold Dragon, Whelp
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AC 2 [17], HD 5** (hp), Att [2 × claw (1d3),
1 × bite (2d6)] or breath, THAC0 15 [+4], MV
90’ (30’) / 180’ (60’) flying, SV D10 W11 P12
B13 S14 (5), ML 8, AL Lawful, XP 425, NA 1d8
(1d8), TT H [¼]
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▶ Breath weapon: 30’ long cone of fire or
cloud of chlorine gas. Once per day
▶ Language and spells: 40%; 2 × 1st level.
▶ Sleeping: 5%.
▶ Shape changing: May take on the form of
an animal.
Gold Dragon, Young
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AC 0 [19], HD 8** (36hp), Att [2 × claw (1d4),
1 × bite (4d6)] or breath, THAC0 12 [+7], MV
90’ (30’) / 210’ (70’) flying, SV D8 W9 P10
B10 S12 (8), ML 9, AL Lawful, XP 725, NA 1d6
(1d6), TT H [½]
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▶ Breath weapon: 60’ long cone of fire or
cloud of chlorine gas. Twice per day.
▶ Language and spells: 80%; 4 × 1st level, 4 ×
2nd level, 2 × 3rd level.
▶ Sleeping: 5%.
▶ Shape changing: May take on the form of a
person or animal.
Gold Dragon, Old
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AC -3 [22], HD 14** (63hp), Att [2 × claw
(3d4), 1 × bite (7d6)] or breath, THAC0 9
[+10], MV 90’ (30’) / 240’ (80’) flying, SV D4
W5 P6 B5 S8 (14), ML 11, AL Lawful, XP 3,250,
NA 1d2 (1d2), TT H × 2
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▶ Breath weapon: 90’ long cone of fire or
cloud of chlorine gas. Three times per turn.
▶ Language and spells: 100%; 4 × 1st level, 4
× 2nd level, 4 × 3rd level, 2 × 4th level.
▶ Sleeping: 5%.
▶ Shape changing: May take on the form of a
person or animal.
Green Dragon
Lair in jungles and forests.
Green Dragon, Whelp
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AC 5 [14], HD 2* (9hp), Att [2 × claw (1d2),
1 × bite (1d10)] or breath, THAC0 18 [+1], MV
90’ (30’) / 180’ (60’) flying, SV D10 W11 P12
B13 S14 (2), ML 7, AL Chaotic, XP 25, NA 1d8
(1d8), TT H [¼]
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▶ Breath weapon: Cloud of chlorine gas.
Once per day.
▶ Sleeping: 30%.
Green Dragon, Young
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AC 3 [16], HD 5** (22hp), Att [2 × claw (1d4),
1 × bite (2d10)] or breath, THAC0 15 [+4], MV
90’ (30’) / 210’ (70’) flying, SV D10 W11 P12
B13 S14 (5), ML 8, AL Chaotic, XP 425, NA 1d6
(1d6), TT H [½]
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▶ Breath weapon: Cloud of chlorine gas.
Twice per day.
▶ Language and spells: 20%; 2 × 1st level, 1 ×
2nd level.
▶ Sleeping: 30%.
Green Dragon, Old
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AC 19 [0], HD 11** (49hp), Att [2 × claw (2d6),
1 × bite (4d10)] or breath, THAC0 11 [+8], MV
90’ (30’) / 240’ (80’) flying, SV D6 W7 P8 B8
S10 (11), ML 10, AL Chaotic, XP 2,700, NA 1d2
(1d2), TT H × 2
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▶ Breath weapon: Cloud of chlorine gas. .
Three times per turn.
▶ Language and spells: 40%; 4 × 1st level, 4 ×
2nd level, 1 × 3rd level.
▶ Sleeping: 30%.
Red Dragon
Dwell in hills and mountains
Red Dragon, Whelp
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AC 3 [16], HD 4* (18hp), Att [2 × claw (1d3),
1 × bite (1d8)] or breath, THAC0 16 [+3], MV
90’ (30’) / 180’ (60’) flying, SV D10 W11 P12
B13 S14 (4), ML 8, AL Chaotic, XP 125, NA 1d8
(1d8), TT H [¼]
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▶ Breath weapon: 30’ long cone of fire. Once
per day
▶ Sleeping: 10%.
Red Dragon, Young
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AC 1 [18], HD 7** (31hp), Att [2 × claw (1d6),
1 × bite (2d8)] or breath, THAC0 13 [+6], MV
90’ (30’) / 210’ (70’) flying, SV D8 W9 P10
B10 S12 (7), ML 9, AL Chaotic, XP 1,250, NA
1d6 (1d6), TT H [½]
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▶ Breath weapon: 60’ long cone of fire.
Twice per day.
▶ Language and spells: 40%; 2 × 1st level, 2 ×
2nd level, 1 × 3rd level.
▶ Sleeping: 10%.
Red Dragon, Old
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AC -2 [21], HD 13** (58hp), Att [2 × claw
(2d8), 1 × bite (5d8)] or breath, THAC0 10
[+9], MV 90’ (30’) / 240’ (80’) flying, SV D4
W5 P6 B5 S8 (13), ML 11, AL Chaotic, XP
3,250, NA 1d2 (1d2), TT H × 2
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▶ Breath weapon: 90’ long cone of fire or
cloud of chlorine gas. Three times per turn.
▶ Language and spells: 60%; 4 × 1st level, 4 ×
2nd level, 4 × 3rd level.
▶ Sleeping: 10%.
Sea Dragon
Intelligent, aquatic dragons with green
scales, fin-like wings, and a yellowish crest.
Dwell in the depths of the ocean, inhabiting
caverns or shipwrecks. Sometimes attack
vessels to steal their treasure and eat the
crew.
Sea Dragon, Whelp
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AC 5 [14], HD 2* (9hp), Att 1 × bite (1d8) or
breath, THAC0 18 [+1], MV 150’ (50’)
swimming / 150’ (50’) gliding, SV D10 W11
P12 B13 S14 (2), ML 7, AL Neutral, XP 25, NA
1d8 (1d8), TT H [¼]
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▶ Breath weapon: Poison spittle, 30’ range,
5’ diameter. Save versus breath or die
(Poison is harmless after 1 round.). Once per
day.
▶ Sleeping: 30%.
▶ Gliding: Leap out of the water and glide for
up to 3 rounds.
Sea Dragon, Old
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AC 0 [19], HD 11** (49hp), Att 1 × bite (4d8)
or breath, THAC0 11 [+8], MV 180’ (60’)
swimming / 180’ (60’) gliding, SV D6 W7 P8
B8 S10 (11), ML 10, AL Neutral, XP 2,700, NA
1d2 (1d2), TT H × 2
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▶ Breath weapon: Poison spittle, 100’ range,
20’ diameter. Save versus breath or die
(Poison is harmless after 1 round.). Three
times per turn.
▶ Language and spells: 40%; 4 × 1st level, 4 ×
2nd level, 1 × 3rd level.
▶ Sleeping: 30%.
▶ Gliding: Leap out of the water and glide for
up to 6 rounds.

Sea Dragon, Young

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AC 3 [16], HD 5** (22hp), Att 2 × claw (1d4),
1 × bite (2d8) or breath, THAC0 15 [+4], MV
180’ (60’) swimming / 180’ (60’) gliding, SV
D10 W11 P12 B13 S14 (5), ML 8, AL Neutral, XP
425, NA 1d6 (1d6), TT H [½]
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▶ Breath weapon: Poison spittle, 60’ range,
10’ diameter. Save versus breath or die
(Poison is harmless after 1 round.). Twice per
day.
▶ Language and spells: 20%; 2 × 1st level, 2 ×
2nd level.
▶ Sleeping: 30%.
▶ Gliding: Leap out of the water and glide for
up to 4 rounds.
Silver Dragon
Dwell in clouds or on mountain peaks.
Silver Dragon, Whelp
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AC 3 [16], HD 4* (18hp), Att [2 × claw (1d3),
1 × bite (1d8)] or breath, THAC0 16 [+3], MV
90’ (30’) / 180’ (60’) flying, SV D10 W11 P12
B13 S14 (4), ML 8, AL Lawful, XP 125, NA 1d8
(1d8), TT H [¼]
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▶ Breath weapon: 30’ long cone of cold or
cloud of paralysing gas (save versus breath
or paralysed for 3 turns). Three times per
turn. Once per day
▶ Sleeping: 10%.
▶ Shape changing: May take on the form of
an animal.
Silver Dragon, Young
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AC 1 [18], HD 7** (31hp), Att [2 × claw (1d4),
1 × bite (2d8)] or breath, THAC0 13 [+6], MV
90’ (30’) / 210’ (70’) flying, SV D8 W9 P10
B10 S12 (7), ML 9, AL Lawful, XP 1,250, NA
1d6 (1d6), TT H [½]
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▶ Breath weapon: 60’ long cone of cold or
cloud of paralysing gas (save versus breath
or paralysed for 6 turns). Twice per day.
▶ Language and spells: 40%; 2 × 1st level, 2 ×
2nd level, 1 × 3rd level.
▶ Sleeping: 10%.
▶ Shape changing: May take on the form of a
person or animal.
Silver Dragon, Old
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AC -2 [21], HD 13** (58hp), Att [2 × claw
(2d6), 1 × bite (5d8)] or breath, THAC0 10
[+9], MV 90’ (30’) / 240’ (80’) flying, SV D4
W5 P6 B5 S8 (13), ML 11, AL Lawful, XP 3,250,
NA 1d2 (1d2), TT H × 2
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▶ Breath weapon: 80’ long cone of cold or
cloud of paralysing gas (save versus breath
or paralysed for 9 turns). Three times per
turn.
▶ Language and spells: 80%; 4 × 1st level, 4 ×
2nd level, 4 × 3rd level.
▶ Sleeping: 10%.
▶ Shape changing: May take on the form of a
person or animal.
White Dragon
Found in cold regions.
White Dragon, Whelp
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AC 7 [12], HD 1* (4hp), Att [2 × claw (1d2),
1 × bite (1d4)] or breath, THAC0 19 [0], MV
90’ (30’) / 180’ (60’) flying, SV D12 W13 P14
B15 S16 (1), ML 6, AL Chaotic, XP 13, NA 1d8
(1d8), TT H [¼]
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▶ Breath weapon: 30’ long cone of cold.
Once per day.
▶ Sleeping: 50%.
White Dragon, Young
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AC 5 [14], HD 4** (18hp), Att [2 × claw (1d3),
1 × bite (1d8)] or breath, THAC0 16 [+3], MV
90’ (30’) / 210’ (70’) flying, SV D10 W11 P12
B13 S14 (4), ML 7, AL Neutral, XP 1,750, NA
1d6 (1d6), TT H [½]
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▶ Breath weapon: 60’ long cone of cold.
Twice per day.
▶ Language and spells: 10%; 2 × 1st level.
▶ Sleeping: 50%.
White Dragon, Old
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AC 2 [17], HD 9** (40hp), Att [2 × claw (2d4),
1 × bite (3d8)] or breath, THAC0 12 [+7], MV
90’ (30’) / 240’ (80’) flying, SV D8 W9 P10
B10 S12 (9), ML 9, AL Neutral, XP 2,300, NA
1d6 (1d6), TT H × 2
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▶ Breath weapon: 80’ long cone of cold.
Three times per turn.
▶ Language and spells: 30%; 4 × 1st level, 1 ×
2nd level.
▶ Sleeping: 50%.
Gullygug, Knight
Tribal, frog-like humanoids that learnt
chivalry. Dwell in damp, dark places.
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AC 2 [17], HD 4* (18hp), Att 1 × weapon (1d6
or by weapon) or 1 × bite (1d4 + 1)], THAC0 16
[+3], MV 30’ (10’) / 150’ (50’) swimming,), SV
D10 W11 P12 B13 S14 (4), ML 10, AL Neutral,
XP 125, NA 1d6 (1d6), TT B
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▶ Surprise: On a 1–3, due to chameleon-like
skin.
▶ Sticky tongue: Attack up to 15’ away. On a
hit, a foe (up to dwarf size) is dragged to the
mouth and bitten.
▶ Hopping attack: Jump up to 30’ forwards
and gain +1 to attack. If wielding an
impaling weapon (e.g. spear), this counts as a
charge and inflicts double damage on a
successful hit.
Heavy Fortress Wyrm
Gigantic dragon-like creature. Its body is
covered in thick, iron-like scales, with a
formidable protection. Dwells in settlements.
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AC 0 [19], HD 10* (45hp), Att [2 × claw (1d6 +
1), 1 × bite (3d8)] or breath, THAC0 11 [+8],
MV 90’ (30’) / 240’ (80’) flying, SV D6 W7 P8
B8 S10 (10), ML 9, AL Chaotic, XP 1,600, NA
1d3 (1d3), TT H
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▶ Breath weapon: 90’ long cone of fire.
▶ Black-iron scales: Weapons damage is
reduced by 1 point per damage die rolled.
(Each die inflicts a minimum of 1 damage.)
▶ Sleeping: 15%.
▶ Siege: When attacking a vehicle or vessel,
inflicts one extra point of hull damage per
five points of normal hit points of damage.
Headless Knight
Beheaded undead warriors created by dark
powers. Dwell in haunted strongholds or in
the service of their dark master.
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AC 2 [17], HD 6** (27hp), Att 1 × magic sword
(1d8 + 1), THAC0 14 [+5], MV 120’ (40’), SV
D10 W11 P12 B13 S14 (6), ML 12, AL Chaotic,
XP 725, NA 1d4 (1d3), TT E
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▶ Undead: Make no noise, until they attack.
Immune to effects that affect living creatures
(e.g. poison). Immune to mind-affecting or
mind-reading spells (e.g. charm, hold, sleep).
▶ Aura of fear: Any who come within 5’ must
save versus spells or flee at maximum speed
for 5 rounds, with a 50% chance of dropping
held items.
▶ Horsemen: 20% of headless knights groups
encountered have war horses: ¼ of the group
mounted on nightmares.
▶ Magic resistance: +1 bonus to all
saving throws against magic.
▶ Magic sword: Harms creatures which
are invulnerable to mundane attacks.
Horse, Pony
Lightly built horses bred to serve as mount to
small riders. Can survive purely on grass,
wherever available.
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AC 7 [12], HD 1+1 (5hp), Att 2 × hoof (1d2),
THAC0 18 [+1], MV 120’ (40’), SV D12 W13
P14 B15 S16 (1), ML 7, AL Neutral, XP 15, NA 0
(0), TT None
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▶ Domestic: Not encountered in the wild.
▶ Charge: When not in melee. Requires a
clear run of at least 20 yards. Rider’s lance
inflicts double damage.
▶ Carry loads: Up to 2,000 coins
unencumbered; up to 4,000 at half speed.
Killer Tree
Large, tree-like monsters, easily mistaken for
normal trees in the forest. Needs sunlight and
meat to live.
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AC 5 [14], HD 6 (27hp), Att 4 × branches
(grab), 1 × bite (3d6), THAC0 14 [+5], MV 0’
(0’), SV D12 W13 P14 B15 S16 (3), ML 12, AL
Neutral, XP 275, NA 0 (2d12), TT None
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▶ Ambush: Prefer to ambush victims near
animal trails or along forest paths.
▶ Unable to move: Since the roots are set
into the earth like a normal tree.
▶ Branches: Can attack up to 20’ away.
▶ Grab: A victim hit by a branch is grabbed
and dragged toward the monster’s mouth to
bite and inflict automatic damage each
round. The victim can only be freed by
severing the branch.
▶ Severing branches: Requires a hit with a
cutting weapon inflicting 5 or more damage.
Lammasu
Large (7’ tall) monsters with bird-like
wings, the body of a lion, and a human
head. Aid and protect lawful individuals and
are friendly to all good creatures. Dwell in
warm climes in ruins and wild areas.
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AC 6 [13], HD 7+1*** (36hp), Att 2 × claw
(1d6), THAC0 12 [+7], MV 120’ (40’) / 240'
(80') flying, SV D6 W7 P8 B8 S10 (10), ML 10,
AL Lawful, XP 50, NA 2d4 (2d4), TT F
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▶ Invisibility: At will. Become visible
when attacking or casting spells.
▶ Protection aura: Anyone within 10’ are
affected per the Protection from Evil 10’
Radius spell effect.
▶ Spell casting: Cast spells as a 6th level
cleric (2 × 1st level spells, 2 × 2nd level, 1 × 3rd
level, 1 × 4th level).
▶ Mundane damage immunity: Can
only be harmed by magical attacks.
▶ Refresh: Healing spells cast by lammasu
heal the double amount of hit points.
Lizard, Footpad
8’ long, slate grey lizards with long legs and
toes with round, sticky pads. Dwell in caves,
ruins, and mountains.
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AC 6 [13], HD 2+1 (10hp), Att 1 × bite (1d6),
THAC0 17 [+2], MV 120’ (40’) / 60’ (20’) )
climbing, SV D12 W13 P14 B15 S16 (2), ML 7,
AL Neutral, XP 25, NA 1d3 (2d4), TT None
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▶ Taming: Captured young can be trained as
mounts or beasts of burden.
▶ Cling: Can walk on walls and ceilings, but
cannot climb slopes steeper than 60 degrees
when mounted.
▶ Max load: Carry up to 2,500 coins
unencumbered; up to 5,000 at half speed.
Mandragora
Small vegetable creatures with humanoid
faces that lurk in the soil. Dwell in forests and
fertile lands.
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AC 5 [14], HD 1+1* to 2+2* (5/11hp), Att 2 ×
tentacles (1d4 + constriction) or 1 × scream
(death), THAC0 18 [+1]/17 [+2], MV 120' (40')
/ 60' (20') burrowing, SV D12 W13 P14 B15 S16
(1), ML 7, AL Neutral, XP 19/35, NA 2d6 (3d6),
TT U
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▶ Light sensitivity: Suffer a –2 penalty
to attack rolls and a –1 penalty to AC
when in bright light (daylight, Continual
Light).
▶ While burrowed in soil: Can sense
creatures within 120'.
▶ Constriction: A tentacle attack roll of 20
indicates that a human-sized (or smaller)
victim is constricted. Each constricting
tentacle inflicts: 1d4 automatic damage
per round. The victim can only be freed if the
mandragora is killed.
▶ Scream: All within 20’ must save versus
death or die. Usable once per day and only if
the mandragora was unearthed.
▶ Spell immunity: Unaffected by sleep or
charm spells.
▶ Energy resistance: Half damage from fire,
due to being soaked with slime.
Mantrap
12’–27’ long, carnivorous plants that attract
prey by scent. Trapped victims are slowly
digested. Dwell in sub-tropical
environments.
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AC 6 [13], HD 4* to 9* (13/18/22/27/31/36
/40hp), Att 1 × pollen (fascination), THAC0
By HD (16 [+3] to 12 [+7]), MV 0’ (0’), SV By
HD, ML 10, AL Neutral, XP 125/300/500/850
/1,200/1,600, NA 1d2 (1d2), TT L × 5
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▶ Pollen: Creatures within 60' must save
versus poison or become fascinated and
compelled to approach the mantrap's leaf
traps. Usable only in bright light.
▶ Leaf trap: When a creature approaches,
closes automatically: the victim is trapped in
the mantrap’s leaves; may attack with sharp
weapons at –4 to hit if not fascinated; body
digested 6 turns after death.
▶ Acid: Trapped victims suffer acid damage
equal to victim's AC each round to flesh. The
acid destroys cloth, leather, or wood in
one round. (Stone and metal are unaffected.)
▶ Rescue: Victims cannot be freed until the
mantrap is killed. Fascination persists until
the odour fades (24 hours) or if the mantrap
is burned.
Medusa, Head
Spawns of medusas that appear near their
medusa matriarch. Often live in dark,
dungeon areas.
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AC 6 [13], HD ½* (2hp), Att 1 × bite (1d2 +
petrification), THAC0 19 [0], MV 120' (40')
flying, SV D14 W15 P16 B17 S18 (NH), ML 6 (11
with medusa), AL Chaotic, XP 6, NA 4d10
(4d4), TT Q
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▶ Flighty: Unless magically summoned or
controlled, medusa heads check morale every
round.
▶ Hate the sun: -1 to-hit in full daylight.
▶ Petrification: Medusa head's bites have a
weak petrifying effect that will turn someone
to stone for 1d3 turns (save versus petrify).
▶ Matriarch: For every 10 medusa heads,
there is a 2-in-10 chance of an medusa
accompanying them.
Mudman
Non-intelligent human-shaped mud
animated by magic from a mud pool. Lurk in
swamps and marshes.
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AC 10 [9], HD 2** (9hp), Att 1 × mud throw or
1 × suicidal throw, THAC0 18 [+1], MV 30'
(10'), SV D12 W13 P14 B15 S16 (2), ML 12, AL
Neutral, XP 30, NA 2d6 (2d6), TT None
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▶ Pool locked: Mudmen cannot leave their
pool and attack any creature entering it.
▶ Mud throw: Up to 50’. Slow down victims'
movement by 10’ for 1 turn.
▶ Suicidal throw: Mudman hurl itself to any
creature within 10’. On a hit, slow down
victims' movement by 40’ for 1 turn and the
mudman dies. On a miss, nothing happens.
▶ Mud immobilisation: If the movement
rate reaches zero, mud hardens and victims
suffer 1d8 damage per round (hardened mud
can be broken to restore 10’ movement to
immobilised victims).
▶ Immunity: Immune to effects that affect
living creatures (e.g. poison). Immune to
mind-affecting or mind-reading spells (e.g.
charm, hold, sleep).
▶ Mundane damage immunity: Can only be
harmed by magical attacks.
▶ Mud to Rock: Mudman is killed instantly.
Otter, Giant
Large, semi-intelligent and playful aquatic
mammals. Live in rivers and lakes.
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AC 5 [14], HD 5 (22hp), Att 1 × bite (3d6),
THAC0 15 [+4], MV 90’ (30’) / 180’(60’)
swimming, SV D10 W11 P12 B13 S14 (5), ML 8,
AL Neutral, XP 175, NA 1d4+1 (1d4+1), TT Pelt
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▶ Non-aggressive: But can fight if threatened
or if its lair is invaded.
▶ Love to play: Sliding and tag. may cause
accidental damage to vehicles.
▶ Lair: Always contains 2 adults and 3 young
giant otters.
▶ Pelt: Worth up to 1d4 × 1000gp intact.
Owl Scorpion, Normal
Nocturnal birds of prey. Small arachnids with pincers and deadly
▶ Swoop: Can dive onto victims visible from stingers. Dwell in caverns, ruins, and deserts.
above. If the victim is surprised, the attack ------------------------------------------------
inflicts double damage. On an attack roll of 18 AC 8 [11], HD ½* (2hp), Att 1 × sting (poison),
or more, the victim can be carried away (if of THAC0 19 [0], MV 6' (2'), SV D14 W15 P16 B17
appropriate size). S18 (NH), ML 6, AL Neutral, XP 6, NA 1d6
▶ Trainable: Can be trained, if captured (1d6), TT None
when young. ------------------------------------------------
▶ Surprise: First attack is at +2 to hit against
characters surprised.
Owl, Giant
▶ Aggressive: If disturbed or threatened (e.g.
9’ tall intelligent nocturnal birds of prey
touched while searching for secret doors).
feared for silent hunting skills. Dwell in
▶ Trap filler: Scorpions are sometimes put
forests.
inside chests, boxes, jars, etc, to act as traps
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for those attempting to steal the contents.
AC 6 [13], HD 4 (18hp), Att 2 × talon (2d4), 1 ×
▶ Poison: Inflicts 2d6 damage (save vs
beak (1d4 + 1), THAC0 16 [+3], MV 30’ (10’) /
poison for half).
180' (60') flying, SV D10 W11 P12 B13 S14 (4),
ML 8, AL Neutral, XP 75, NA 1d4+1 (1d4+1),
TT M
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▶ Surprise: On a 1–4, due to its silent flying.
▶ Eggs: 1d6 eggs or chicks in 25% of nests.
▶ Speech: Common, plus languages of owls.

Owl, Normal
Small nocturnal birds of prey. Dwell in
forests.
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AC 8 [11], HD 1 (4hp), Att 2 × talon (1d2), 1 ×
beak (1d2), THAC0 19 [0], MV 270' (90’)
flying, SV D12 W13 P14 B15 S16 (1), ML 7, AL
Neutral, XP 25, NA 1d2 (1d2), TT None
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▶ Surprise: On a 1–5, due to its silent flying.
▶ Eggs: 1d6 eggs or chicks in 50% of nests.
Snow Arcanist
Highly intelligent silver-haired sorcerers
dedicated to the arts of cryomancy. Dwells in
cold regions.
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AC 6 [13], HD 4*** (19hp), Att 1 × staff (1d4 +
freezing), 1 × spell or diamond dust, THAC0
16 [+3], MV 120' (40'), SV D10 W11 P12 B13 S14
(4), ML 8, AL Neutral, XP 225, NA 1d4 (1d6),
TT F
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▶ Diamond dust: Twice per day, conjures a
cone of freezing energy, 20’ long and 15’ wide
at the far end. Creatures caught in the cone
suffer 4d6 damage, with a successful save
versus spells indicating half damage.
▶ Freezing: If staff hits or on a natural 1-4
saving against diamond dust: Creature is
frozen for 6 days (save versus petrify to
avoid). If the frozen creature suffers damage
from a blunt weapon, the ice shatters, killing
it instantly.
▶ Spells: Can cast two spells of the following
list: Charm Person, Cone of Cold, Control
Weather (Fog or Snow), ESP, Ice Storm,
Invisibility, Mirror Image, Phantasmal
Force, Sleep, Wall of Ice.
▶ Cold immunity: Unharmed by cold-based
attacks.
▶ Magic resistance: +2 bonus to savings
against magic.
▶ Distrust of fire: And those who wield it.
▶ Leader: 30% of groups are led by a 6HD
(26hp, AC 4 [15]) high snow arcanist. The
leader can use diamond dust three times per
day and cast four spells of the same spell list.
Stingy Monster
Greedy, Intelligent monsters with a chest in
place of legs. Dwell in dungeons, ruins and
tomb complexes.
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AC 3 [16], HD 5 (22hp), Att 2 × claw (1d6),
THACO 15 [+4], MV 60’ (20’), SV D10 W11 P12
B13 S14 (5), ML 12, AL Chaotic, XP 175, NA 1
(0), TT V × 2 + 500gp
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▶ Surprise: On a 1–5, due to its upper half
body being concealed inside the chest.
▶ Attack if touched: Remain motionless,
only attack if touched, projecting the upper
half of its body out of the chest.
▶ Light sensitivity: Suffer a –2 penalty to AC
when in bright light (daylight, Continual
Light).
▶ Grab: If a victim is hit by both claws in the
same round, they are trapped and suffer 2d6
automatic damage each round. The victim
can only escape if the stingy monster is slain.
▶ Hate: Halflings and roguish classes (e.g.
thief, acrobat). Attacks with a +2 bonus.
▶ Treasure: Hidden inside the chest.
Vampires ▶ Vulnerabilities:
Greatly feared undead monsters that live by a. Garlic: Odour repels: save vs poison (at –2
drinking the blood of mortals. Dwell in ruins, for minions and at –1 for lesser vampires) or
tombs, and deserted locales. unable to attack this round.
b. Holy symbols: If presented, will keep a
▶ Undead: Make no noise, until they attack.
vampire at bay (40’ minion / 20’ lesser). May
Immune to effects that affect living creatures
attack wielder from another direction.
(e.g. poison). Immune to mind-affecting or
c. Running water: Cannot cross (in any
mind-reading spells (e.g. charm, hold, sleep).
form), except by a bridge or carried inside a
▶ Charming gaze: . Save versus spells (at –1
coffin.
for lesser vampires) or be charmed: move
d. Mirrors: Avoid; do not cast a reflection.
towards the vampire (resisting those who try
e. Continual light: Partly blinded by the
to prevent it); defend the vampire; obey the
light from this spell (–4 to attacks).
vampire’s commands (if understood); unable
▶ Destroying:
to cast spells or use magic items; unable to
f. Sunlight: Save versus death (at –2 for
harm the vampire. Killing the vampire breaks
minions and at –1 for lesser vampires) each
the charm. Once per day (minions) or three
round or be disintegrated.
times per day (lesser).
g. Stake through the heart: Permanently
▶ Coffins: Must rest in a coffin during
kills.
the day or lose 2d6hp (only regenerated by
h. Immersion in water: For 6 rounds
resting a full day). Cannot rest in a blessed
permanently kills.
coffin. Always keep multiple coffins in hidden
i. Destroying coffins: Permanently killed if
locations.
all hit points lost when unable to rest (see
coffins).
Vampire, Lesser
AC 4 [15], HD 4 to 6** (18 / 22 / 27hp), Att 1 ×
touch (1d8 + energy drain) or 1 × gaze
(charm), THAC0 16 [+3] / 15 [+4] / 14 [+5],
MV 120’ (40’), SV D10 W11 P12 B13 S14 (4 to
6), ML 10, AL Chaotic, XP 175 / 425 / 725, NA
1d6 (1d10), TT E
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▶ Mundane weapon immunity: Only
harmed by silver weapons or magic.
▶ Energy drain: A successfully touched target
permanently loses one experience level (or
Hit Dice). This incurs a loss of one Hit Dice of
hit points, as well as all other benefits due to
the drained levels (e.g. spells, saving throws,
etc.). A character’s XP is reduced to the lowest
amount for the new level. A person drained of
all levels becomes a vampire in 3 days.
▶ Regeneration: A damaged vampire gains
2hp at the start of each round, as long as it is
alive.
▶ At 0hp: Change into giant bat; flee to
coffin.
▶ Change form: At will; takes 1 round:
a. Humanoid: Standard form.
b. Dire wolf: Att 1 × bite (2d4), MV 150’ (50’).
AC, HD, morale, saves as vampire.
c. Giant bat: Att 1 × bite (1d4), MV 30’ (10’) /
180’ (60’) flying. AC, HD, morale, saves as
vampire.
▶ Summon beasts: In human form only.
Creatures from the surrounding area: 1d4 × 10
rats, 1d2 giant rats, 1d4 × 10 bats, 1d giant bat,
1 dire wolf or 1d4 wolves.
Vampire, Minion
AC 6 [13], HD 1 to 3** (4 / 9 / 13hp), Att 1 ×
touch (1d6 + blood drain) or 1 × gaze (charm),
THAC0 19 [0] / 18 [+1] / 17 [+2], MV 120’
(40’), SV D12 W13 P14 B15 S16 (1 to 3), ML 8,
AL Chaotic, XP 16 / 30 / 65, NA 1d8 (2d8), TT
C
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▶ Weapon damage reduction: Half damage
from non-silver or non-magical weapons.
▶ Blood drain: A vampire may drain blood
from a victim: 1d4 hit points automatic
damage per round. A victim killed by blood
drain becomes undead (possibly a vampire)
after 24 hours (save versus spells).
▶ Regeneration: A damaged vampire gains
1hp at the start of each round, as long as it is
alive.
▶ At 0hp: Change into bat form; flee to coffin.
▶ Change form: At will; takes 1 round:
a. Humanoid: Standard form.
b. Bat: Att None, MV 9’ (3’) / 120’ (40’) flying.
AC, HD, morale, saves as vampire.
▶ Summon beasts: In human form only.
Creatures from the surrounding area: 1d4 × 10
rats, 1d4 × 10 bats.
Wyvern, Riding
Winged, two-legged, dragon-like monsters
bred for transport and warfare. Used to have
a venomous stinger in their tail before
domestication.
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AC 4 [15], HD 6 (27hp), Att 1 × bite (2d6),
THAC0 14 [+5], MV 90’ (30’) / 210’ (70’)
flying, SV D10 W11 P12 B13 S14 (4), ML 10, AL
Neutral, XP 275, NA 0 (0), TT None
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▶ Armour: Typically wear an armour made of
leather and plates of metal. AC reduced to 6
[13], and has a movement rate of 240’ (80’) if
unarmoured.
▶ Volatile: Will not allow creatures with less
than 6 HD to become their rider; may turn on
other people besides their rider.
▶ Charge: When not in melee. Requires a
clear run of at least 20 yards. Rider’s lance
inflicts double damage.
▶ Melee: When in melee, both rider and
wyvern can attack.
▶ Domestic: Not encountered in the wild.
Typically cost 12,500gp.
▶ Max load: Carry up to 4,500 coins
unencumbered; up to 9,000 at half speed.
TRIBAL SPELL CASTERS
Tribal spell casters are found among the
3rd Level
following races of creatures: 1. Cure Blindness
2. Cure Disease (Cause Disease)
● Bugbear 3. Dispel Magic
● Deep one 4. Locate Object
● Ettin 5. Prayer
● Giant (hill, stone, fire, frost) 6. Remove Curse (Curse)
● Gnoll
● Goblin 4th Level
● Gullygug 1. Divination
● Hobgoblin 2. Exorcise
● Kobold 3. Neutralise Poison
● Lizard man 4. Sticks to Snakes
● Merman
● Neanderthal 3rd level shamans: Ettin, gullygug, ogre,
● Ogre troglodyte, troll.
● Orc 5th level shamans: Bugbear, deep one, gnoll,
● Sahuagin kobold, orc, sahuagin, snake person, triton.
● Snake person 7th level shamans: Giant, goblin, hobgoblin,
● Triton shaman.
● Troglodyte
● Troll ▶ Warlocks: Are tribal magic-users of 7th
level or under. Warlocks are able to cast the
These spell casters are divided into two types, following spells:
shaman and warlocks.
1st Level
▶ Shamans: Are tribal clerics of 7th level or 1. Burning Hands
under. Shamans are able to cast the following 2. Light (Darkness)
spells: 3. Magic Missile
4. Shield
1st Level 5. Spider Climb
1. Cure Light Wounds (Cause Lt. Wounds) 6. Ventriloquism
2. Detect Evil
3. Detect Magic 2nd Level
4. Light (Darkness) 1. Invisibility
5. Protection from Evil 2. Levitate
6. Remove Fear (Cause Fear) 3. Web
4. Magic Mouth
2nd Level 5. Ray of Enfeeblement
1. Augury 6. Tongues
2. Chant
3. Detect Charm 2nd level warlocks: Bugbear, gnoll,
4. Resist Fire gullygug, kobold, lizard man.
5. Snake Charm 4th level warlocks: Goblin, hobgoblin,
6. Speak with Animals neanderthal,.orc, triton.
MONSTER BULLETS (optional)
Boar Charge
When not in melee. Requires a clear run of at
least 20 yards. Tusks or gore inflict double
damage.
▶ Suggested for: Boar-like monsters (e.g.
Boar, Wereboar, Devil Swine).
Bribe and Toll
If the creature succeeds on a morale check,
characters may bribe it to stop fighting
paying 100 gp per HD. 3-in-6 chance to
accept.
▶ Suggested monsters: Outlaw and
mercenary-like monsters (e.g. Pirate,
Brigand, Bandit).
Death Roll
A bite attack roll of 18 or higher indicates that
one of the target’s extremities is catched. The
crocodile spins and the bitten (determined
randomly, e.g. 1–2: leg, 3–4: arm, 5–6: head) is
severed (save versus death to avoid).
▶ Suggested for: Crocodile-like monsters
(e.g. Normal Crocodile, Large Crocodile,
Giant Crocodile).
Death Roulette
Once per day, name up to five opposing
creatures and itself. Give a number to each
and roll a d6: The chosen creature must save
versus death or die.
▶ Suggested for: Demon-like monsters (e.g.
Rakshasa, Demonic Knight).
Goblin Hexstrike
Once per day, when the goblin hits a creature,
inflicts 2d3 instead of its normal weapon
damage and the hit creature suffers -1 to
attacks for 2 rounds.
▶ Suggested for: Goblin-like monsters (e.g.
Goblin, Hobgoblin, Bugbear).
Guillotine Move
A melee attack roll of 18 or higher:
Human-sized or smaller creatures are
decapitated (save versus death to avoid).
▶ Suggested for: Giant insect-like monsters
(e.g. Giant Tiger Beetle, Giant Mantis, Giant
Scorpion)
Iron Headbutt
A butt attack roll of 18 or higher: +1 damage
bonus per monster’s HD. Human-sized or
smaller creatures must save versus death or
fall prone, unable to attack until able to stand
up again.
▶ Suggested for: Herd animals-like monsters
(e.g. Goat, Elk, Caribou).
Titanic Smash
Once per day, a melee attack roll of 18 or
higher: After damage roll, if the hit creature is
smaller and didn’t die, must save versus
death or its hp is reduced to only 1.
▶ Suggested for: True giant monsters (e.g.
Fire Giant, Storm Giant, Cloud Giant).
Wing Flurry
Twice per day, while the creature is in midair
all within 60’ suffers 3d6 and are pushed 30’
away (save versus death for half damage and
push).
▶ Suggested for: Large winged monsters (e.g.
Griffon, Hippogriff, Roc).
TRAPS
A variety of traps to be distributed in the
dungeons.
▶ Divided: By dungeon levels.
▶ Triggering chance: Traps have a chance (
generally a x-in-6 chance) of triggering when
someone makes something (e.g. press a
pressure plate, rip a tripwire, etc).
Discriminated in a bracket [TC: x-in-6]
Colour Blind Flash
Creatures cannot identify colours for 12 turns.
[TC: 5-in-6]
▶ Eye protection: Creatures with their eyes
covered may save versus breath to avoid.
Cone of Cold
A.device releases freezing energy per the
Wand of Cold dealing 6d6 damage (save
versus wands for half).
[TC: 3-in-6]

Acid Trap Hole Copper Coin Hex

A pool of acid that Inflicts 1d4 damage per
level of the dungeon (save versus breath for
half damage) and 1d4 per round until washed
off or the victim dies.
[TC: 4-in-6]
▶ Cloth, leather, or wood: Are destroyed in
one round. (Stone and metal are unaffected.)
Alignment Hex
Changes a creature's alignment for 1d12 days.
[TC: 3-in-6]
Blight Hex
Creatures suffer a –1 penalty to morale
checks, attack rolls, and damage rolls for 12
turns. (save versus spells to avoid).
[TC: 4-in-6]
Body Change Hex
Creatures within 40’ swap their bodies for
1d3 hours.
[TC: 2-in-6]
Bottomless Trap Hole
Opens up beneath characters’ feet, inflicting
falling damage on any who fall in.
[TC: 4-in-6]
▶ Depth: Roll 1d6 and for each 1-4 adds 10’ to
the depth of the pit trap.
Bounce Pit
A deep pit with a rubber floor. Creatures goes
up and down each turn, unable to escape
until succeed in a save versus paralysis.
[TC: 4-in-6]
The platinum, gold, electrum and silver
pieces become copper pieces.
[TC: 3-in-6]
Fear Charm
Characters will flee from the room at
maximum speed for 10 rounds, with a 50%
chance of dropping held items. (save versus
spells to avoid).
[TC: 4-in-6]
Fire Ball
A.device releases blazing energy per the
Wand of Fire Ball dealing 6d6 damage (save
versus wands for half).
[TC: 3-in-6]
Frog Hex
A creature becomes a frog per the Polymorph
Others spell. (save versus spells to avoid).
[TC: 2-in-6]
Helium Gas
Voice of creatures becomes weird for 6 turns.
[TC: 5-in-6]
Levitate Hex
Creatures float up to 10' above the floor for
1d6 turns. (save versus spells to avoid).
[TC: 4-in-6]
Lightning Bolt
A.device releases electrical energy per the
Wand of Lightning Bolts dealing 6d6
damage (save versus wands for half).
[TC: 3-in-6]
Magic Cylinder Stag Hex
Energy rays, cones, and bolts (lighting, cold, A creature becomes a stag per the Polymorph
magic missiles, etc.) used inside the room are Others spell, but for 12 turns.
reflected back at its origin. [TC: 4-in-6]
[TC: 5-in-6]
Tear Gas
Magic Missile Gas fills the room, victims suffer a -2 penalty
A device shoots magic missiles which hit to attack rolls for 12 turns.
creatures unerringly, inflicting 1d6+1 damage [TC: 5-in-6]
against a target. ▶ Eye protection: Creatures with their eyes
[TC: 5-in-6] covered may save versus poison to avoid.
▶ After 5h level of the dungeon: The device
shoots two additional missiles. Trap Hole
Opens up beneath characters’ feet, inflicting
Magic Rebuke falling damage on any who fall in.
If a spell is cast inside the room, its caster [TC: 5-in-6]
suffers 1 point of damage per level of the ▶ Depth: 10’ per each odd level of the
spell. dungeon.
[TC: 4-in-6]
▶ Frequency: Is effective on any individual at Wither Hex
most once per turn. A creature is aged 10 years. Living creatures
die upon reaching their natural life span.
Paralysing Charm [TC: 3-in-6]
Characters will be paralysed for 3 turns. (save
versus spells to avoid).
[TC: 4-in-6]

Ring of Destruction
A vicious steel wheel that wraps itself around
a target's body and releases a strong
destructive energy, dealing 1d8 damage for
each level of its victim.
[TC: 4-in-6]
▶ Creatures within 20’ of the victim: Must
save versus breath for half damage.

Silence Hex
Creatures are silenced. Conversation and
spell casting are impossible for 12 turns.
(save versus spells to avoid).
[TC: 4-in-6]

Slow Hex
Creatures move at half speed and act every
2nd round during encounters for 12 turns.
(save versus spells to avoid).
[TC: 4-in-6]