Ok here is mine:

Katana +4 Ranger's Rectal Ripper

This sword was originally commissioned by Hygelac the Ranger (aka Dr. Bendover), for battlefield enemas.
It is sought after by Rangers and Proctologists alike. How it became this powerful is a question for theoligans (or whatever)
1d10 + 4
thacO +4
Extra attck per round,

Only usable by :
Ranger
Proctologist

This sounds like a good thread to start, Max. Since most of us have beaten the game it's time for the hacking to start eh? Let's get the creative juices flowing.

Anyone know the AD&D stats for a Sword of Sharpness? Maybe I'll make that.

For all you would be Viconia lovers..

The Ring of Engagement

Once placed on the finger of an NPC it will cause them to fall instantly in love with your character. They will forgive all past transgressions and obey your every command. Drawbacks, causes them to lose 3 Int and 3 Wis until they see sense, usually one week.
To be PC it will work on those of the same sex too...

Uhhhm Memnoch the stats for sword of sharpness....... get this, its sharp!! Clever huh?

Ok obviously my superior brittish/russian wit & intelligence is to much for your feeble minds!

Hmm new ring

Cursed Ring of Suicide.

Sets users dexterity to 1
Sets all resistances to 0
Makes slow
Causes all spells to target caster (if mage)

Any other ideas?

REALLY?? Why didn't I think of that?? Maybe because it's 6 am and I've just come home and am not really in a lucid mental state right now...

Hmmm 6 am? Lucky *&^*&^#. Its 10 pm here and my mum is nagging for me to go to bed. School tommorow, eeeek, Swimming lesson, music lesson, will be at least 8 p.m. before i start messing up the game's code and stuff

Hmmm 6 am? Lucky *&^*&^#. Its 10 pm here and my mum is nagging for me to go to bed. School tommorow, eeeek, Swimming lesson, music lesson, will be at least 8 p.m. before i start messing up the game's code and stuff

The Dagger of Dreams

A very special dagger tha seems to have a very special (i know very special item) enchantment cast over it. It's not usuable by even the strongest of Warriors but even the weakest of Wizards can carry it
stats

return to wielder after thrown
damage 2d6 +4 +1 Fire damage +1 acid damage +1 cold damage
memorise
3 xtra level 1 spells, 2xtra level 2+3 spells and +1 on all other levels of spells

usuable by
Mages
Firegods

Since I've created and tested this spell, might as well I post it.

"The Scroll Of Ancient Call"

A summoning scroll which can only be deciphered by level 20 and above mages.
This spell has a 35% chance of failing due to its complex nature.

Once successfully casted, two ancient dragons(Red and Silver) will be summoned to aid the party.
It lasts for about 33 rounds or 200 seconds.

Anyone interested?

X sounds fun! Could you email it to me please. Cheers

Suul-Yin, check your mail. Reply thru this thread if you receive it.

how about this one:

the IKEA scrollcase
sold for 1GP in most stores

containing 10 misc. scrolls (of choice)

all with 65% chance of failure due to incorrect spelling and false instructions
the scrollcase itself also has a 50% chance of breaking in pieces when opened, thus rednering the scrolls unusable.

(yes , I just bought furniture(a computer desk), and nearly broke my toe whan the darned thing fell apart)

Hey memnoch, I'll try and hunt out my old sourcebooks for the stats of some decent equipment, then i'll post some stats up for all you editors out there..

Although I think i'll start with some dragonlance eq, as i know exactly where all my old dragonlance modules are

To Memnoch
The sword of Sharpness can be found in ADOD GM guide, its a +1-5 (article in dragon magazine) sword of most variants i.e longsword, bastardsword and 2h sword. On a dieroll of 19-20 you cut a limb off, think its a d6 where 1-2 are the legs 3-4 are legs and 5-6 the head,. There is also the sword of beheading or mortal sword or something like that which cuts the head off any humanoid creature on a dieroll 18-20. Gruesome dude!

I also want to add a wepon of my own.
Blade of Valiant Hero ( A blade I inveted for a adventure some years ago)
A bastard sword +4
Gives a +1 ac against evil creatures
Immune to fear, hold and charms
Twice aday you can call for a mighty strike which will deal out double damage on any evil creature.
Drawbacks, acts like a -1 sword if used against good creatures and if involved in something invaliant like attacking from behind etc.
Only usable by good alignment characters.

In a real AD&D campaign I am in, I actually *accidently* created an item that has lead to one of the best role-playing experiences I have ever had.

I was trying to make a Cloak of Silence (Oh, btw, I am a Mage) for myself. Well, somehow, it was tampered with by someone who was specifically out to get me.

My goal was to have a cloak that was charged with high level Silence 10 Ft radius spells so I would not have to memorize it ever again, but I guess this spawned my DMs curiosity.

So what I have right now, is some sort of Cursed Cloak of Silence that permanently has a powerful Silence spell centered on me.

Well as you can imagine, this leads to some difficult times for myself (as a mage), my party, and really annoys people of any town I walk through; but, like I said, it is making for some great roleplaying.

hi ppl. i was wondering how you guys are actually making these items. i mean i made items in bg1, using axe, and all the other things teambg released. oh by the way they kick @ss. but guys are all saying that you are using infinity explorer to create items can you tell me how to do it?

hi ppl. i was wondering how you guys are actually making these items. i mean i made items in bg1, using axe, and all the other things teambg released. oh by the way they kick @ss. but guys are all saying that you are using infinity explorer to create items can you tell me how to do it?

Santa, Infinity Editor, not Explorer, is used to create items. Explorer just lets you check out the items, dialogs etc. The TeamBG site has all the tools to create the items. The site has been down for a couple of weeks, hopefully the guys are putting some cool stuff up.

Wolfgir, that beheading sword is the Vorpal Blade which is available in BG2.

i have been looking at itms and i have been making some of my own. i find it hard not to makeitems that are too powerful. however what i have been noticing is that it wont let me save my new item because i have done something to the description. anyone know why this is happining.
thanks

Memnoch pare, can you like email it to me or somethin?! Im really hyped up to create my kind of weapon! No, TO EVERYONE!!! If possible, please email the Infinity EDITOR to me!!! My email is at exodus_33@yahoo.com PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!

Thank you

where can i find this program to make my own magic items, can someone email it to me???
I got a few ideas too...
1. dancing sword- use it for one round, then it leaves your hand & fights by itself
for a while. i forget how long.
2. captains sword +4 longsword -detects treasure & other magic items in a 120ft radius.
3. i'd like to get my hands on my own moonblade
4 but what i want more than anything else is GWENHWYVAR

Greetings Santaclaws,the reason why you can't save is probably because you've opened other programs like shadowkeeper.
Close all of the others before you save the item/ spell that you just created.

Wyverns plege

Ac-1
2 to con
imunnity to lvl drain
25% MR

I see no point in editing in a weapon if your going to make it ridiculously powerful, I mean whats the point? What you need is a weapon of ability that allows the user to utilise it in such a way as to be ultra useful, without being horrendous in power e.g.

vicious sword of accuracy

longsword 1d8 +2, +2 to thaco

ability,

each time sword strikes does double the damage of previous strike

i.e. the more powerful and accurate the fighter the more damage they'll do, as they are unlikely to miss and break the sequence, returning them to a low level hit again. Yet lower level fighters would appreciate the sword since they could still do some good damage. Thing is, its not so powerful as to destroy- everything- with- one- blow mentality. Also, some high level creatures would be immune allowing a certain weakness to creep in.

On a separate note, the most annoying part of B2 is the near death enemy who still fights like a healthy person. In real life if someones toasts you and hacks off your arm, you might still be alive, but not exactly able to do a lot about it. We need fights where badly damaged enemies collapse, pass out, fight fitfully, or slowly, lose concetration and make more mistakes. I know there is an element of this in B2, but it really needs to be stressed more. The more injured they get, the less capable they should be....

Sword of Sharpness: This weapon is treated as +3 or better for purposes of who or what can be hit by it, even though it gets only a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls. Its power is great, however, for on a very high attack roll, it will sever an extremity—arm, leg, neck, tail, tentacle, whatever (but not head) determined by random dice roll:

Modified score
Opponent is to sever*
normal/armored 19-21
larger than man-sized 20-21
Solid metal or stone 21
* Considering only the sword's bonus of +1.

A sword of sharpness will respond to its wielder's desire with respect to the light it sheds—none, a 5-foot circle of dim illumination, a 15-foot light, or a 30-foot radius glow equal to a light spell.


These items are from book, it would be intersting if someone could make them for The game

Yuthla the Eye of the Beholder
Yuthla the Eye of the Beholder, is an adamantine torc inlaid with a
large fragment of polished amber. In the center of the amber can
seen a miniature, petrified inner eye of a beholder that appears to
beat in shifting light.

History
In the dim history of the Underdark, the drow city of Menzoberran-
zan was founded by refugees from the war-torn city of Golothaer
led by Menzoberra, the high priestess of Lolth. Following their
defeat of the dwarves of the Black Axe Clan, the drow refugees dis-
covered a massive underground cavern called Araurilcaurak
(Great Pillar Cavern). At the command of their dark goddess, the
drow settled the cavern and drove out all the previous inhabitants,
including a monstrous beholder known as Many Eyes.
The beast, also known as Yuthla, was a massive beholder rumored
to be over 30 feet in diameter with over 100 eyestalks. Drow scholars
later theorized that the monster reached its abnormal size due to the
high concentrations of Underdark radiation in that region. The schol-
ars believe Many Eyes was a variety of elder orb, given its spellcasting
ability and ability to direct scores of undead beholders (also known as
death tyrants). After a final climactic battle in which hundreds of drow
and their slaves were slain, Yuthla was destroyed.
Drow legends relate that immediately following Yuthla™s death,
Menzoberra plunged her fist within its carapace and withdrew its
still-pulsing inner eye which served as the beast™s brain and heart.
In an unholy rite of devotion to Lolth, Menzoberra petrified the
organ and encased it in a magical variant of amber. The resulting
gemlike stone was magically reduced and mounted on a adaman-
tine torc which Menzoberra wore around her neck until her death.
Menzoberra is believed to have used the artifact, referred to in the
old stories as Yuthla the Eye of the Beholder, to aid in the construction
of the new city and to clear monsters from the surrounding wilds of
the Underdark. Following Menzoberra™s death, the inlaid torc disap-
peared in the subsequent power struggle between her daughters.
Although numerous drow matriarchs have searched for the artifact in
the intervening centuries, no trace of the Eye has ever been found.
One rumor of interest relates a tale over eight decades old; a com-
pany of adventurers based in Zhentil Keep stormed an abandoned
dwarfhold deep in the Border Forest rumored to contain a long-lost
dragon hoard. After battling an entire clutch of green dragons, the
decimated adventuring band returned to Zhentil Keep with many
Yuthla the Eye of the Beholder
treasures. On a recently discovered parchment listing the loot they
recovered is a reference to a magical torc with an amber eye. Subse-
quent events indicate that this is likely a reference to Yuthla.
Descendants of the explorers became merchants and nobles of
the city of Zhentil Keep, and the magical torc apparently lay hidden
and forgotten in some noble™s mansion. The only recent reference to
Yuthla came to light in 1357 DR, the Year of the Prince, when it was
lost by a drunken Zhent noble while gambling. A noted dancer and
entertainer, Tamrithara Taless, known locally as the Gray Veil, disap-
peared soon after with her new-won treasure. The following day
Zhent authorities apparently uncovered legends about the noble™s
ihtrinketls and its reputed power when they investigated the noble™s
complaint that he was robbed, but their frantic searches never
turned up any trace of the artifact. The dancer, now thought to have
been a drow priestess in disguise, has disappeared completely

Campaign Use
The rulers of the Dales, Cormyr and Sembia are also believed to be
extremely concerned about the rediscovery of the lost artifact. Any-
one possessing Yuthla the Eye of the Beholder could destabilize large
portions of the Realms. The Zhentarim are also desperate to acquire
this artifact, which rested beneath their noses for so long, particu-
larly in the wake of their recent setbacks. If player characters were to
discover the fate of the artifact or the Gray Veil, many powerful indi-
viduals, organizations, and nations would expend great effort to
acquire the information.

Powers
Invoked. The wielder of the Eye of the Beholder can cast the follow-
ing spells as an 18th-level mage at will: levitate (as the 2nd-level wiz-
ard spell) and control death tyrant (as the 4h-level wizard spell). The
wielder can cast the following spells as an 18th-level mage once per
day: create death tyrant (as the 8th-level wizard spell), and tyranteyes
(as the 9th-level wizard spell).


Once per day per effect, the wielder can duplicate the effect of
each eye of a beholder. These abilities include: charm person, charm
monster, sleep, telekinesis (250-pound weight limit), flesh to stone ray
(30-yard range), disintegrate ray (20-yard range), fear (as a wand),
slow, cause serious wounds (50-yard range), death ray (40-yard range),
and anti-magic ray (140-yard range, 90° arc). The effects originate
from the torc, which must be worn to function.
Curse. The Eye naturally inspires jealousy in all who see it, and
anyone who comes into physical contact with the Eye for the first time
must make a successful saving throw vs. spell at a -4 penalty or
become completely obsessed with possessing the artifact. An obsessed
individual will do anything to obtain the Eye, and once she or he pos-
sesses it, such a person will not part with it short of death. Only a
remove curse followed by a bless spell permanently mitigates the
obsessionŠand only if cast within the first year that a being is affected.
These effects on the owner™s personality slowly fade at the same
rate as they first occurred only if the Eye is lost and the obsession magi-
cally cured, as described above. Anyone possessing Yuthla for longer
than a month become increasingly paranoid, seeing enemies and trai-
tors everywhere. The owner™s alignment slowly (and irrevocably) shifts
toward evil during the first year of possessing the Eye. (The lawful, neu-
tral, and chaotic axis of a being™s alignment remains unaffected.)
The Eye exhibits an extremely dangerous side effect. Over 30 dif-
ferent words trigger (like a magic mouth spell) a defense mecha-
nism which causes the Eye to levitate approximately 6 feet off the
ground, start spinning, and then unleash one random beholder eye
power per round in a random direction. It continues doing this for
2d6 rounds before sinking back down and becoming quiescent.
There is no known way of altering the trigger words, nor any com-
plete record of what they are. It also seems that some of these
words are integral parts of commonly employed wizard spells such
as fireball and dispel magic.


Crenshinibon the Crystal Shard
Crenshinibon the Crystal Shard is an ancient relic of chaos and evil.
This vile artifact appears as a 1-foot-long, four-sided, pulsating crystal
that is tapered like an icicle.
History
The Crystal Shard was forged by a conclave of seven liches millennia
ago in a distant crystal sphere. The forging consumed the seven;
Crenshinibon stole the magical strength that preserved their undeath
to fuel its own first flickers of life. A tanar™ri lord, Errtu, was present
at the creation of Crenshinibon, but was hurled back to the Abyss by
the burst of power that heralded the artifact™s coalescence. Errtu pre-
sumed the crystal had not survived that explosion until it stumbled
across the shard™s trail centuries later with the discovery of a crystal
tower, Cryshal-Tirith, whose pulsating heart was the exact image of
the Crystal Shard. In the interim, Crenshinibon had molded countless
bearers into iron-fisted tyrants and orchestrated military onslaughts
to deliver its purpose of destruction in many worlds. Before the fiend
could recover the relic, it was seized by Al Dimeneira, a solar of the
Upper Planes. Errtu was banished to the Abyss by the aasimon, but
the angelic being could not destroy the Crystal Shard. It burned his
skin terribly, and he was forced to hurl the relic across the planes,
hoping it would never be found.
Crenshinibon came to rest in the snow of a bowl-shaped dell
deep in the northern mountain range on Toril known as the Spine
of the World. There it lay for centuries, sought for its strength by
many evil lords, including ErrtuŠbut found by none. The Crystal
Shard was eventually discovered in the Year of the Crown (1351 DR)
by a weak-willed apprentice wizard by the name of Akar Kessel who
stumbled across the relic after being left to die in the snowy wastes
by his erstwhile allies, several wizards of the Hosttower of the
Arcane in Luskan. Under Crenshinibon™s influence, Kessel gathered
a servitor army of goblinkin, trolls, and giants. Errtu had noticed a
surge of power in the Realms hinting at the artifact™s location and
eventually managed to take advantage of a faulty summoning to the
Prime Material Plane to arrive in Icewind Dale and seize the arti-
fact. Kessel, warned of the fiend™s impending arrival by Crenshini-
bon, convinced Errtu to serve as his general with the promise that
the tanar™ri lord could seize the relic after the human died of old
ageŠa relatively short amount of time to the immortal Errtu.
Spurred by the Shard™s malignant intelligence, the self-styled
Tyrant of Icewind Dale then turned his army against the humans of
the Ten Towns and the dwarves of Clan Battlehammer in his bid to
carve out an empire. Kessel and his army were eventually defeated by
the humans and dwarves of the region with the aid of several adven-
turers who later formed the Company of the Hall. Crenshinibon was
buried under half the snow on Kelvin™s Cairn, entombed with the late,
unlamented Kessel by an avalanche of its own creation.

Campaign Use
The Crystal Shard is endowed with an utterly evil, power-craving
intelligence that serves the cause of pure chaos. It is still actively
sought by many fiends of the Lower Planes, including Errtu, though
that tanar™ri lord has been exiled from the Prime Material Plane after
its defeat by Drizzt Do™Urden. Any of these evil beings will seek out
the artifact if an opportunity presents itself.
Although Crenshinibon was defeated, it was hardly
destroyed or even particularly well-hidden. A skilled wizard
employing widely known spells could locate the Crystal Shard
and retrieve it from its icebound tomb. Alternatively, the heat
radiated by the artifact might cause it to slowly sink through
the snow until it falls into a deep-running stream. Fate might
then bear the artifact into the Underdark to be discovered by
some powerful denizen of the Land Below. If the finder bears
the artifact south, it could reappear in the hands of a subter-
ranean tyrant anywhere in the Realms. Player characters
might then be forced into confronting the rapid rise of an
empire in the depths that threatens the surrounding surface
worldŠfor Crenshinibon needs exposure to the sun to
employ most of its powers.

Powers
Crenshinibon is an enigma: a force of darkest evil that draws its
strength from that which good-aligned beings find most preciousŠ
the light of day. For every hour of daylight the Crystal Shard (or
Cryshal Tirith if it contains the artifact) is directly exposed to the
light of the sun, Crenshinibon absorbs 12 power levels of energy.
The artifact can store a maximum of 144 power levels at any one
time, and additional exposure to the sun has no effect. Every two
hours, Crenshinibon slowly loses two power levels. (The energy
simply dissipates.)
The relic burns power levels to create spell effects at its bearer™s
will at a cost of one power level per level of a spell effect. Although
spell effects can be maintained at night, no new spell effects may be
created by the relic while the sun is completely below the horizon.
When spells are cast, the ambient light of the sun diminishes as the
relic actually steals its radiance.
Crenshinibon is sentient, with an effective Intelligence of 19, Wis-
dom of 18, and Charisma of 18. It is 100% magic resistant and immune
to psionics and physical attacks. The relic prefers weak, indecisive
bearers as they are easier to dominate. It desires to conquer and com-
mand and has an insatiable hunger for absolute power.
Constant. Crenshinibon burns any creature of good alignment
who physically touches it with bare skin for 1d10 points of damage
per round. Even while wearing leather or metal gauntlets, a good-
aligned bearer suffers 1d6 points of damage per round.
The ultimate perversion of light, Crenshinibon radiates warmth
with an ambient temperature of approximately 80° Fahrenheit. It pro-
vides the benefits of a ring of warmth to anyone holding it in direct
contact with his or her skin.
Invoked. The bearer of the Crystal Shard can create and maintain
magical towers known as Cryshal-Tirith at a cost of 24 power levels per
day. A tower is created from a duplicate of the Crystal Shard that splits
off from the actual artifact and expands into a gigantic edifice when
the bearer (or someone she or he gives the duplicate shard to) invokes
it with the command ioIbssum dal abdur.lm These incredible fortresses
can serve as a shelter and home for those who dare to wield the arti-
fact. Each Cryshal-Tirith can teleport without error (itself and all items
and beings within it) at a cost of 12 power levels at the will of the
bearer of the Crystal Shard, who also chooses the destination.
Each incarnation of Cryshal-Tirith has four palatial square-walled
floors constructed of smooth, strong crystal. The first is entered via a
dark hallway and serves as the main chamber of the tower and guard
post. Stairs lead up from the back of the chamber to a small platform.
A secret door hides a second stair that continues up to the second
floor, a comfortably adorned sleeping chamber. A stair leads to a
landing opening onto the third floor of the tower. This room, known
as the Hall of Scrying, is filled with numerous magical scrying
devices, including dozens of mirrors, and a grand crystal throne. A
small ladder leads to the fourth floor which houses the Crystal Shard
(or a duplicate) and a single mirror. The relic (or duplicate) levitates
in the center of this small chamber, powering Cryshal-Tirith and any
other spell effects employed by the bearer.
Cryshal-Tirith and its occupants are invulnerable to all forms of
external magical, psionic, or physical attack. No magical or psionic
effect cast within Cryshal-Tirith can affect the bearer of Crenshinibon
unless she or he so desires. All spell effects cast at the tower are
reflected back at the caster. Only a creature not native to the plane on
which Cryshal-Tirith is currently located or those allowed by the
bearer of Crenshinibon (or by the artifact itself) can locate the
entrance to the towerŠan invisible door opening onto the first floor
of the tower.
The bearer of the Crystal Shard can destroy any Cryshal-Tirith at
will. The tower then collapses into a mound of black stonework that
slowly disintegrates into dust. This also occurs precipitously if the
artifact runs out of power levels. Anyone trapped in a tower during its
destruction is instantly crushed to death.
Both Cryshal-Tirith and the Crystal Shard can pulse with a burst of
blinding light that temporarily blinds any sighted creature who
observes the pulse for 1d6 rounds. This ability does not cost any
power levels. The Crystal Shard also, without draining power levels,
functions as a maximum strength ring of telekinesis.
Crenshinibon enables its owner to cast numerous spell effects as
an 18th-level wizard. Spell effects issue from the bearer if Cryshal-
Tirith is not close by, but otherwise issue from the tower itself. All
spell effects (except for those of the enchantment/charm school)
appear as a ray of blindingly bright light.
The Crystal Shard can act as a powerful instrument of destruction.
Its bearer can cast any offensive wizard spell from the school of invo-
cation/evocation at a cost of one power level per spell level. All such
spells have unlimited range, but are effectively limited by the horizon.
The relic can also serve as a means of manipulation; its bearer
can cast any enchantment/charm spell at a cost of one power level
per spell level. In addition, the Crystal Shard serves as a rod of ruler-
ship for its bearer without needing charges. Few bearers have known
that every 10 successful uses of the wizard spell domination through
Crenshinibon™s magic permanently lower both their Wisdom and
Intelligence by 1 point.
Crenshinibon can act as a powerful tool for scrying. The magical
mirrors located on the fourth floor of Cryshal-Tirith function as crys-
tal balls. The bearer of the Crystal Shard can cast any wizard spell
from the schools of lesser or greater divination or employ the rod of
rulership functions through the mirrors at a cost of one power level
per spell level.
If a mirror is removed from Cryshal-Tirith, it can function as a
two-way communication device between the bearer of the Crystal
Shard in the mirror room of Cryshal-Tirith and anyone who stands in
front of the remote mirror. Simply standing in front of the mirror
alerts a bearer of the Crystal Shard that communication is requested.
By stepping through a tower mirror, it is possible for the owner to
travel to a remote mirror.
The shard also facilitates magical transportation of a more con-
ventional sort. Its bearer can cast any wizard translocational spell of
8th level or less (as adjudicated by the DM), including dimension
door, teleport, teleport without error, and gateway at a cost of one
power level per spell level.
Curse. Initially Crenshinibon communicates with its bearer via
subconscious suggestions in a fashion similar to the 5th-level wizard
spell dream (or its reverse, nightmare). After 1d4+1 years of molding
its owner™s personality and goals, Crenshinibon can communicate
silently to its owner while she or he is awake. Although the relic can-
not force its bearer to sleep, it can cast suggestion on its bearer as an
18th-level wizard at will. These spell effects can affect the bearer of
the Crystal Shard regardless of any normal immunities. While the
bearer is awake, she or he has a normal saving throw vs. spell, but
while asleep his or her saving throw suffers a -6 penalty.
Crenshinibon™s irsuggestionsll always advance its plans to foment
chaos and evil and to extend its dominion over a larger and larger
area. Effectively Crenshinibon can force its bearer to do anything it wishes through repeated use of suggestion spells. Finally, Crenshini-
bon chooses its bearer and cannot be coerced to perform any taskŠ
it can reject and withhold its powers from a bearer if it decides to.


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well, if hurt enemies fight badly, so should you and that would totaly destroy the gaming experience. So, even though it's not realistic, it shoudl stay that way.

I don't think it would hurt the gaming experience, it would make clerics etc more of a necessity and make the tougher monsters less formidable ( I mean hate to mention it here, but in Fallout 2 you could shoot a guys leg off and he would fall to the ground unconcious, still alive, but effectively out of the fight...)

All of sudden, the deceased is resurrected again and "this" thread appearshttp://www.tgeweb.com/cgi-bin/ubb/no...es/biggrin.gif



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But in the same Fallout, you can reduce a monster to 1 hp and if it is not crippled, it'll still fight just as well. In this game it is also possible to knock monsters unconsious, blind them, slow them, etc.

HOW THE HELL DID YOU RESSUREST THIS POST???? AND LOOK I STARTED IT!!!!

Hot the hell did you ressurest this post???? I started it as well!!!!

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In counter, dimon, you can cripple, maim, blind and generally damage each and every part of your enemy's body. In Fallout Tactics, you can have your character winded or knocked out, or have a broken limb, or concussion, and the effects are very noticeable. It doesnt hurt gameplay one bit.

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So you were the MAX guy and the powerful magic thread you were referring to was MY thread?

THAT was AGES ago!!!!! http://www.tgeweb.com/cgi-bin/ubb/no...es/biggrin.gif (someone resurrect the powerful magic thread too!http://www.tgeweb.com/cgi-bin/ubb/no...es/biggrin.gif)



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Greetings Mortals. My Name Is Wah, Arch Lich Wah.

My item...


Mage Dagger of Viagra

THAC0 +3
Damage 1d4+3

Can turn into a pink (or purple) two handed sword+3 twice per day (once per day if over level 20, because of the longer refractory period) for 8 turns, afterwards the user if fatigued as at the end of a haste spell.

10% of hits grant stun + dire charm on female foes

Only usable by male mages with Charisma of 15 or greater.

Whoa! That took up like 1/2 a page, how long did it take you to write this?? http://www.tgeweb.com/cgi-bin/ubb/noncgi/smiles/eek.gif

Ring of Dwarven Kind

Powers: +1str, +2con, +2chr w/dwarves,-4 w/o races, proficiencies w/axes, and hammers,+1 to hit and damage, -1dex, +2ac, can NEVER attack a dwarf with it.

Requirements: Dwarves of any alignment
Non-dwarves who are lawful good
Elves may be lawful good or chaotic good
Not usable by sorcerers, or bards
Only elves can use it as mages(other mages cannot)

History: This ring was created just recently by the dwarven hero Volourn Honourblade as a gift for his best friend, and truest ally the elven mage Tymonn Rosefield. It was crafted in 1365 (less than ten years ago),and was blessed by the champion's goddess Berronar Truesilver as a symbol of Volourn's faithfulness towards her.
Unfortunately, in 1370 the two friends along with the rest of the Silver Gauntletwent on their last adventure never to be seen again. All anyone knows is that they were last seen looking for an infamous place known as Dragon Mountain. The ring, of course, disseappered with the heroes. None know if they died, or I still on their search.
The ring is made out of pure mithril (taken from Honourblade's homeland of Mithril Hall), and has a single pure sapphire in the shape of a dwarf untop. Many limitations (some complicated, and very specific) were powered into the ring with help from his goddess so enimies of thedwarves couldn't get their hands on it.

Here's 3 items used to make the Underdark easier.


Bright Sword (Long Sword +3)

Benefits: - grants wielder invravision
- spell immunity: illusion
- cast sunfire 2/day
- cast sunray 1/day

Hindrances: - 10% chance of being blinded on each hit while on the surface

Useabe By: warriors, bards, and thieves
Requirements: int12, ws12, and chr12

Light Sword (Short Sword +3)

Benefits: - immune to sunfire
- wielder is immune to normal missles
- cast zone of sweet air 2/day
- cast prismatic spray 1/day

Hindrances: - 5% chance of a cloudkill spell centering on the character
if the target is missed

Useable By: Warriors, bards, and thieves

Requirements: str12, dex12, and con12

Sun Chain (Chainmail+3)

Benitits: - immune to stunning effects
- +2 chr bonus while wearing armour
- +10% mr
- bards make cast spells in armour
- thieves can still use skills

Hindrances: - cannot go invisible while in armour
- 5% chance wearer will be hit by the spell sol's
searing orb

Usable By: warriors, bards, and rogues

Requirements: - must be level 12 to wear armour


History: These three items were made by the bhaelnorn Systis some 500 years ago to prepare his nephew for the journey into the Underdark to battle the evil drow. All were hand-crafted by the lich with some help from his nephew whose name is Torius Shineblades. It took a full years to gain the materials needed, and to prepare for the actual ceremony. The items as a unit are known as the Undershine Three.
Over the years, Torius made great use of them battling drow all over the Underdark. He finally fell while fighting a dozen powerful drow that hailed from some city referred to only as Uth Natha. He killed 4 of them himself before perishing. None knows where the fighter/thief's magical equipment went, but surely the drow still have them? Or do they?

A wand of Provocation
(would have about 10 charges, you would have to target one red then another, then they start fighting)
A wand of healing (click and point it to a char and it instantly heals)

A wand of mana draining

(sorry, one day ultima will be just a memory)

Here's another item.

Rexo's Staff of Control

Constant Powers: - permanent protection from evil
- immune to curses
Charged Powers: - Spider Spawn (1 chg)
- Conjure Elemental (2 chg)
- Monster Sumoning VI (3 chg)
- Domination (2 chg)
Useable By: Wizards and Sorcerers

History: This was created by the famous Sembian wizard Rexo. He created the staff, as he realized with the danger he was always placing himself in he would need it. The staff is always carved out of solid oak with symbols of elementals, spiders, and umber hulks upon its surface. Rexo will never allow anyone to use it unless they prove themselves trustworthy first. It always has at least 20 charges. The staff acts as a +2 weapon in combat, or +4 vs. summoned or controlled creatures.


[This message has been edited by Volourn (edited 06-04-2001).]