Special Loot Lists

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Special Loot:

Every run has a chance of dropping a rare piece of equipment. These pieces are rare, priceless, and cannot be sold or traded.

**Note**
None of the items on this list can be enchanted, augmented, paragon'd, placed into Fizzwinken's machine or otherwise altered aside from 'Legacy' status. No exceptions. They can be edited for asthetics and gender, i.e. pants can become a skirt, a shirt can become a blouse

Each floor has a chance of dropping a special piece of loot. (Roll a 1d100 per floor, if the result is less than or equal to the number of the floor, a piece of loot is dropped.) Once it's determined that a special loot piece will be found, roll 1dX (X is the number of people in the run, SB order) to determine which list to roll on, based on the primary profession of the character rolled. Then roll for the item. Once it is determined, the player has the option to accept the item, or put it into a loot pool. (Each other player may roll 1d100, highest wins the item).

Once the objective is complete, a treasure chest appears.

Knight loot list (1d8):
1. Tyrfing, the blade of Night (Knight primary focus)
This obsidian broadsword (1d11) shines with an unseemly light. Being Obsidian it criticals on a 19-20. It increases the Pillar of Strength bonus to +3. This weapon allows a Knight to use the skill Protective Parry, regardless of restrictions.

2. Shield of Courageous Might (knight primary focus)
This astral driftmetal heavy steel shield has a +5 to defense, magical and mundane. It makes the wielder immune to fear affects and grants a +5 to the saves against fear by all his allies as long as they have line of sight to the wielder. It also imbues the wielder +3 to damage on his next attack after he valiantly protects another in combat.

3. Creed Helmet (knight primary focus) [Head]
This white steel helmet provides +3 defense against both mundane and magical attacks. It provides an additional +5 defense against sonic and primastic attacks due to it's retractable faceplate. This helmet makes a knight unnaturally aware to danger, allowing them to use skills to defend himself and his allies against attacks, even if he is unaware of them.

4. Creed Cuirass (knight primary focus) [Body]
This white steel half plate armor (Heavy - 40 defense cap - 8 Qck - -10 Initiative) provides +33 defense against both mundane and magical attacks. This armor cannot be sundered by any physical object, and if otherwise broken, repairs itself in 24 hours. A Knight is considered to have an extra 4 charisma for use of the skill, 'Incite to Anger.'

5. Creed Gauntlets (knight primary focus) [Hands]
This white steel pair of gauntlets are exceptionally sturdy, providing a +5 bonus against being disarmed. If a Knight possesses the skill, 'Born by the Blade' the gauntlets provide a like bonus to their damage as well. They also provide a +3 to strength checks that directly aid another person.

6. Creed Sabatons (knight primary focus) [Feet]
This white steel pair of sabatons are snug and well fitted. A knight wearing these suffers no penalties for being tired, suffers only a -1 for being fatigued and a -2 for being exhausted. If a knight is standing in a combat stance, he cannot be bull rushed, tripped or knocked down while wearing these boots.

7. Creed Mantle (knight primary focus) [Cloak]
This red thick cloth cape is emblazened with the crest of Araggaxio. When worn, a Knight becomes a stalwart shield of his party, allowing the Pillar of Strength skill to always include the saves bonus, as well as the other activated effect. This mantle also gives the Knight a +5 to any save from charm or compulsion that would force him to attack an ally.

8. Creed Gorget (knight primary focus) [Neck]
This white steel gorget sits comfortably around the neck. Once per combat, it will grant an auto save of a non-damaging regged spell. Also the wearer cannot be the target of a coup de'grace attack while the gorget is worn.

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Fighter Loot List (1d8):
1. Warrior's Weapon (fighter primary focus)
This basic long sword looks mundane at first, but in the hands of a Fighter it morphs itself into a carbon copy of their 'Fighter's Weapon' and gains the profession bonus for such, and increases that bonus to +4. The weapon is considered to be triple paragoned (a 1d6 longsword would be 1d9). The weapon retains only one of it's enchantments. This weapon does not get the extra 1d bonus, effect or extra skill of legacy copies, but can be legacied itself. It also cannot copy extraordinary items (Fizzwinken, other legendary loot).

2. Warrior's Buckler (fighter primary focus) [Buckler]
This red steel buckler provides +2 to magic and mundane defense. A fighter with this buckler can select one skill that requires the use of a shield and attach it to this buckler. They can then use that skill as though they had a shield, ignoring pre-requisites.

3. Warrior's Faceguard (fighter primary focus) [Head]
This red steel faceguard fits snugly around the head and provides a +3 to both mundane and magic defense. Since it covers the ears, it provides an additional +5 defense versus sonic damage and the wearer cannot be deafened by sonic effects. A thin polished metal strip on the forehead guard allows the wearer to see invisible creatures more effectively, a DC20 Spot check at the start of turn to target them. If the wearer posseses the skill 'Clarity of Vision', the DC is 15 instead.

4. Warrior's Battleplate (fighter primary focus) [Body]
This red steel plate armor provides +25 to both mundane and magical defense. (Medium - 30 defense cap - 12 Qck - -5 Initiative) It makes the wearer exceptionally hardy, providing a +5 to all Endurance checks versus disease or poison, as well as reducing the penalty of all stuns and holds to 1 round. A fighter with the skill 'Blood Splattered' retains the bonus throughout the rest of the combat, once applied.

5. Warrior's Gauntlets (fighter primary focus) [Hands]
These red steel gauntlets are strong are sturdy, providing a +3 bonus to strength checks, as well as +5 to damage if attacking unarmed. A fighter with these gauntlets cannot be disarmed or otherwise forced to drop his weapon, even with a critical fail. A fighter using a ranged weapon has it's inherant ranged doubled.

6. Warrior's Sabatons (fighter primary focus) [Feet]
These red steel sabatons provide exceptional footing during combat, a fighter wearing these fights on uneven terrain as though it were solid ground. They provide a +5 bonus to swim, climb and jump checks, as well as a +3 to any End checks made for marching or running. A fighter using the skill 'Sudden Charge' can alter the DC for the skill to DC 10 + Fighter's STR.

7. Warrior's Sash (fighter primary focus) [Torso]
This red sash is emblazed with the crest of Araggaxio. When worn, the wearer gains a +5 bonus to Intimidation checks. The wearer is immune to fear, and anyone who attempts a fear effect on the wearer must make their own save roll or succumb to their own fear effect. This item also allows the wearer an additional combat maneuver during combat.

8. Warrior's Belt (fighter primary focus) [Waist]
This red leather belt cinches firmly about the waist. During combat, if the wearer is poisoned or diseased, all effects are delayed until the end of combat, then they happen in full. They can be cured during combat as though they were happening. This belt also allows a fighter to auto pass one strength check to break or bend an object, once per combat.

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Brawler loot list (1d8):
1. Meteor Fist (brawler primary focus)
This scroll teaches either a one handed tech (1d11) or a two handed technique (2d13), called the Meteor Fist. This technique is so potent it increases the Brawler's Rage ability to +6. This technique uses speed and cunning to bypass all forms of damage reduction as though it met the requirements if the enemy is a lower gemstone rank than the Brawler.

2. Cermentium Knuckle Duster (brawler primary focus)
These chained rings fit snugly over the fingers, and can be worn on or underneath any kind of glove or gauntlet. It provides an additional +3 damage to unarmed strikes in brawls, and a +5 to any check made to destroy any mundane object (including doors). If a Brawler possesses the skill 'Sweet Chin Music' the save DC for the enemy is increased by 5.

3. Fistfighter's Mask (brawler primary focus) [Head] / [Eyes]
This crimson leather facemask protects the wearers face and eyes, providing a +2 to both mundane and magic defense, and an additional +5 to saves against effects that would blind the wearer. If the wearer possesses the skill 'Blindfight' he becomes so adept at finding enemies in the dark, that all allies are considered to possess blind fight to attack an enemy in the same round the brawler has.

4. Fistfighter's Jacketcoat (brawler primary focus) [Body]
This crimson leather jacketcoat is light and comfortable, providing +16 mundane and magic defense. (Light Armor, Defense Cap 20, No Qck cap or Initiative penalty) In addition, it keeps the wearer comfortable from the natural effects of weather. In also provides 3 extra damage to any attack made by a Brawler as a counter. Also, if the wearers possesses the skill 'Lick Wounds' the wearer's endurance is considered to be 10.

5. Fistfighter's Gloves (brawler primary focus) [Hands]
These crimson leather gloves are padded about the knuckles and fingers to protect the wearer's hands. They provide +2 to both mundane and magic defense, as well as a +2 to all strength checks. All combat maneuvers done by the wearer have their DC increased by 2 and their damage increased by 5.

6. Fistfighter's Boots (brawler primary focus) [Feet]
These crimson leather boots are fit and snug, providing a +3 to jump and climb checks. The wearer can use the skill 'Walk the walls' regardless of restrictions. When a brawler attacks without activating a skill, they can add in a 'kick' attack, dealing an extra 1d8 weapon damage.

7. Fistfighter's Shoulderguards (brawler primary focus) [Shoulders]
These crimson shoulder guards are made from a light flexible alloy that seems to be part metal and part wood. These guards give the wearer a +3 to all damage done during a grapple, as well as DR 2/-. If the wearer possesses the skill 'Stare Down', the wearer simply needs to pass the intimidation check to get the enemy to surrender.

8. Fistfighter's Belt (brawler primary focus) [Waist]
This crimson leather belt provides support to aid the strength of the wearer, providing a +4 to initiate a grapple. Once per combat, when you roll your unarmed tech damage, you can replace a value with the maximum possible. If the wearer possesses the skill 'Finish Him off', the threat range is 18-20 when the effect is applied.

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Ranger loot list (1d8):

1. Ichaival (ranger primary focus)
This composite longbow (2d11) is made of an alchemical metal called cerment, that is light and flexible. It has double the normal range of a regular longbow, and is unerringly accurate, once per combat the enemy is considered to have a DC of 10. Once a week, the wielder can 'attune' the bow to a particular element (fire,ice,water,earth,wind or lightning) and all arrows from the bow are considered that element when an enemy is struck.

2. Hunter's Charm (ranger primary focus)
This small cerment medallion can be worn on a chain, kept in a pocket, or sewn into clothes or leather based armor. While outdoors, the bearer is unkeenly aware of any danger and gains a +10 to any listen or spot check to detect a creature with a hostile intent towards the ranger or his allies. The bearer also is considered to possess 'True Seeing' as long as they are in a favored terrain.

3. Hunter's Sight (ranger primary focus) [Head]
This emerald cloth mask covers the eyes preventing the wearer from becoming blinded as well as granting a +2 to strike while using a ranged weapon. It also provides a +2 to all spot and search checks. The wearer can use the skill 'Deflecting Shot' regardless of restrictions.

4. Hunter's Gambison (ranger primary focus) [Body]
This emerald green leather gambison provides +16 to both mundane and magic defense. (Light armor, 20 defense cap, No qck cap, No initiative penalty) It blends in well, and provides a +5 bonus to all checks associated with remaining hidden or moving silently, this bonus increases to +8 inside the wearers favored terrain. While worn, ranged weapons fired from the wearer always hit their intended target (with a successful strike), regardless of the skills of others.

5. Hunter's Gloves (ranger primary focus) [Hands]
These emerald green leather gloves provide +2 to both mundane and magic defense. These gloves keep hands steady, and provide +2 to damage to any ranged attack. They also provide a +3 bonus to any check interacting with a natural animal. The wearer can use the skill 'Deflect Arrows', and can go so far as to catch an enemy arrow and then reuse it.

6. Hunter's Boots (ranger primary focus) [Boots]
These emerald green leather boots are amazingly quiet and comfortable, providing a +2 to both mundane and magic defense. The wearer can use the skill 'Nimble Feet' regardless of restrictions. Once per combat, if the wearer takes a steady stance and aims for an entire round, any arrow, bolt or thrown weapon that successfully strikes a target will ignore half of the creatures mundane defense.

7. Hunter's Gambit (ranger primary focus) [Wrist]
This emerald green steel bracer steadies the wearer's aiming hand, providing a +2 to all damage done by ranged weapons, as well as a +1 bonus during Marksmanship matches. It increases the wearer's DDC by 2 versus any mundane ranged attack. The wearer can use the skill 'Bank Shot' regardless of restrictions.

8. Hunter's Cape (ranger primary focus) [Torso/Cloak]
This emerald green cape is bigger than it actually looks, able to be pulled tight around the wearer to protect them from naturally harsh conditions as though 'Endure Elements' was cast. Once per day, the wearer can cover himself with the cloak and become invisible as long as they stand still, providing a +10 to Hide checks. Skills and abilities cannot penetrate this invisibilty if the user is a lower gemstone than the wearer.

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Swashbuckler loot list (1d8):

1. Dashing Blade (swashbuckler primary focus)
This weapon is a sword and a gun in one! A smooth cerment broadsword (1d11), attached to a flintlock pistol (1d11). This weapon can be considered a single handed sword or a single handed pistol, or can be considered both for the purposes of dual wielding (though no other weapon can be wielded). The wielder can use 'easy reload' to reload the gun portion. This weapon also increases the bonus from 'Corsair's Prowess' to +4.

2. Dashing Ring (swashbuckler primary focus) [Ring]
This platinum ring has a large ruby set, with an emblem of what appears to be some sort of pirate flag. This ring provides a +5 to both Acrobatics and Athletic checks, as well as an auto pass on one of those checks once per day when the swashbuckler does something dramatic. This ring can also be used to summon a rope of any length, complete with a grappling hook. If the wearer possesses the skill 'Arm's Length' the targets DC is reduced by 4 instead.

3. Dashing Mask (swashbuckler primary focus) [Head/Face/Eyes]
This lavish cloth mask is a rainbow of colors, appearing to shimmer and shift in color as the light hits it. It provides +2 to both mundane and magical defense, as well as a +5 bonus to Spot checks. If the wearer possesses the skill 'Alibi' the uses per week increase to 3. The wearer can create an 'alternate persona' as well (for flavor), and gains +5 to bluff and disguise checks after having done so. Any skills that require speaking can be used on any sentient creature, regardless if the wearer shares a language with the target.

4. Dashing Hauberk (swashbuckler primary focus) [Body]
This cerment hauberk is ablaze with bright and vibrant colors that seem to shift and change in the light. This light armor provides +15 to both mundane and magic defense, and the colors can subdue, providing a +5 to Hide checks. While worn, the wearer does not appear to bleed, as the blood seeps into the lavish colors and is hidden, this provides the wearer and his allies a +2 to saves versus regged spells and combat maneuvers, and enemies suffer a -2 to their saves versus the Swashbuckler's combat maneuvers. If the wearer possesses the skill 'False Shackles' once per week, they auto pass an escape check to use the skill.

5. Dashing Gloves (swashbuckler primary focus) [Hands]
These lavish leather gloves are an array of colors, shimmering and shifting into different patterns on it's own accord. These gloves steady your hands, providing a +2 damage to ranged attacks as well as +2 damage to melee attacks, for a total of +4 for using both. They also provide a +4 to Use Object checks for flashy objects (DMs discretion). If the wearer possesses the skill 'Combat climbing' the DDC to hit a hanging Swashbuckler is 20 instead.

6. Dashing Boots (swashbuckler primary focus) [Feet]
These lavish leather boots with cerment soles are simply brown, providing a +3 to both mundane and magic defense. They become ablaze with color during combat, providing a +1 to your DDC (Up to 24). Once per combat, a swashbuckler can use an evade to get to a place out of reach, and not be attacked again until their next turn. (DMs discretion) If the wearer possesses the skill 'Catch me if you can', they can use another combat skill, while making the attack.

7. Dashing Chain (swashbuckler primary focus) [Neck]
This white gold chain hangs around the neck, and can look like an expensive piece of jewelry providing a +5 bonus to Diplomacy or Gather Info checks, or can look like gaudy trash providing a +5 bonus to Intimidation and Disguise checks. In either case, this chain helps prevent the wearer from being deceived, providing a +3 to any save or check against being lied to, or forcing the wearer's perception of reality to change.

8. Dashing Wristlet (swashbuckler primary focus) [Arm/Wrist]
This white gold wristlet snaps securely around the wrist. It acts as a multifunctional tool. One piece acts as a piton, providing +5 to all climb checks, as well as allowing the wearer to slow any fall, taking half damage, provided a wall is close by. One piece acts as a sonic absorber, if left in an area, it can 'record' up to 30 minutes of sound and play it back on command. Lastly, there is a collection of 'pins', which can be left, sticking to walls or floors, to create a trail, allowing the wearer to retrace their steps and avoid being lost. Picking up a pin, causes the wristlet to tug the wearer towards the next one. Lastly, while worn the wearer is immune to affects that detect alignment or intent.

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Swordmaster loot list (1d8):


1. Duelists Blade (swordmaster primary focus)
This item at first looks like a simple sword hilt with no blade. In the hands of a swordmaster, a flick of the wrist and a blade emerges that is an exact copy of the swordmasters 'Dance Partner'. The weapon is triple paragoned (A 1d6 longsword would be 1d9) and increases the bonuses associated to +4. The blade can be retracted at will, and takes the form of any metal the swordmaster chooses. If the weilder possesses the skill 'Deceptive Dance', the DC is increased by +5.

2. Duelists Ring (swordmaster primary focus) [Ring]
This rouge ring is beset with a large ruby, and is very stylized. The wearer gains +3 to all social interaction rolls with common people, this bonus increases to +5 when around wealthy or noble people. Once per day, the wearer can auto pass a Diplomacy or Bluff check to enter or remain in an area they would otherwise not be allowed (within DMs discretion). If the wearer issues a 'champions challenge', it may not be refused if the target is a higher gemstone than the wearer.

3. Duelists Chapeau (swordmaster primary focus) [Head]
This stylish rouge broad rimmed hat (complete with a white feather) is exceptionally made. It prevents the wearer from being magically compelled or controlled to harm his allies, or otherwise put himself in excessive danger. The wearer gains +5 to Insight checks, and can use the skill 'Deduction' while wearing the chapeau. The feather on the hat, is actually a magic quill that can write on any surface, the ink is always visible and never runs out.

4. Duelists Tabard (swordmaster primary focus) [Body]
This stylish rouge tabard is comfortable and sleek, and interwoven with enchanted mythril to provide a +16 to both mundane and magic defense. (Light armor, 20 defense cap, no Init or qck penalties) The wearer is always comfortable in the environment, and is capable of being sustained without air. It provides a +5 to all endurance checks versus poison and disease. If the wearer possesses the skill 'Avoid Blow', the wearer suffers no strain damage as well as adding a +1 to the roll.

5. Duelists Gloves (swordmaster primary focus) [Hands]
These stylish rouge gloves are flexible and sturdy, interwoven with mythril to provide a +2 to both mundane and magic defense. While worn, the wearer cannot be disarmed, and once per combat when a disarm is attempted, the wearer rolls strike as well, and if the wearer's strike is higher, the opponent is disarmed instead. If the wearer possesses the skill 'En garde!' you can force an opponent to drop an item as well as retrieve it in the same attack. (Provided you have a free hand)

6. Duelists Boots (swordmaster primary focus) [Feet]
These stylish rouge boots are comfortable and solid, providing +2 to both mundane and magic defense. While worn, they provide a +5 to all balance and acrobatic checks. If the wearer possesses 'Dance of a Hundred Cuts', when activated, they can choose to increase either the strike and damage boost by 2, or the DDC boost by 2, during the duration of the skill.

7. Duelists Pendant (swordmaster primary focus) [Neck]
This silver pendant is marked with crossed swords. When worn, the wearer gains a +5 bonus to diplomacy checks, and each successful check increases the targets mood by one extra level. The wearer is immune to fear effects, and when subject to an intimidation roll, opposes it with diplomacy. In addition, if the diplomacy roll is higher, the intimidate target has it's favor increased to maximum value.

8. Duelists Bracers (swordmaster primary focus) [Wrists]
These rouge colored silver bracers have ornate blade motifs all over them. The wearer gains a +3 to damage when using two weapons. In addition, when the wearer shields an ally, then gain 5 points of damage reduction in addition to the defense used. If the wearer possesses the skill 'Engaging Banter', his target is always considered to understand him, regardless of language or other barriers.

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Healer loot list (1d8):

1. Healer's Bell (healer primary focus) [Magic Item]
This ornate silver bell rings clear as a bell, with a pitch perfect sound. It must be held to have it's affects applied, but holding it does not interfere with unarmed techs or invo/evocations. A healer holding this bell gains +2 to their healing points for each piece of [Healer's] gear worn or carried (including this one). A healer holding this bell is allowed one extra spell during combat, provided it is a healing spell.

2. Healer's Buckler (healer primary focus) [Buckler]
This silver shield bears a crest depicting the river of life, flowing through a meadow. It provides a +1 to both magical and mundane defense. This shield radiates light in a forty foot radius that only the healer can see, and it pierces even magical darkness. A healer holding this buckler gains a +5 to any save versus poison or disease, and has instant knowledge of such affecting allies, if the save is successful. Any healer skill that has a set amount of HP restoration, restores 2 additional HP.

3. Healer's Circlet (healer primary focus) [Head]
This white gold circlet glows softly with a pale light, providing a +3 to both magical and mundane defense. This circlet makes the wearer invulnerable to all types of mind control or mental influence, both magical and psionic. This circlet does not prevent normal mental contact such as telepathy, and only effects that cause the wearer to act against his will (charm person, suggestion, etc) are prevented. A healer wearing this circlet can use the Diagnose skill, and if they can already, may use a skill to heal the target when they do.

4. Healer's Bliaud (healer primary focus) [Body]
This white and gold embroidered robe is comfortable and sturdy, providing a +13 to both magical and mundane defense. The robe is magically protected to keep the wearing comfortable in any environment, and also sustains the wearer with air in places where there isn't any. If the wearer possesses the skill 'Retribution of the Meek' the amount of HP restored can also be applied to someone else within thirty feet as well.

5. Healer's Gloves (healer primary focus) [Hands]
These white and gold embroidered gloves are sturdy and snug, providing a +3 to both magical and mundane defense. They provide a +5 to all strike rolls when using a hypo-pistol or trying to force a person to drink a beneficial potion. The magic in the gloves allows a healer to imbue mundane bandages with their healing ability to spend healing points without the use of positive energy. These gloves also allow a healer to use the skill 'Mercy' without expending healing points on the target.

6. Healer's Gambisons (healer primary focus) [Feet]
These white and gold embroidered boots are snug and comfortable, allowing the wearer to traverse terrains more easily, providing a +5 to all checks made while moving in harsh or unstable terrain. They also suffer no penalties from a critical failure, though the action is still a miss. If the wearer possesses the skill 'Healing Run' they can heal 5 allies instead of 3 while using it.

7. Healer's Waistwrap (healer primary focus) [Waist]
This white and gold leather belt fits snugly about the waist. It's magical, in so much as some pieces can be torn away and used as bandages, allowing for the healer to use the skill 'Combat Medic' if they cannot already, and if they can, allow for two uses in a single combat instead of one. The belt regenerates itself after a day. Once per adventure, when a save is needed to avoid damage from a trap or hostile source, the healer may consider it an auto success.

8. Healer's Pendant (healer primary focus) [Neck]
This gold pendant is etched with an engraving of the river of life. Once per adventure, the healer can create a 'synapse link' between themselves and another person. Any healing the healer does with healing points, are also given to their link target. If the link target becomes diseased/poisoned/paralyzed/petrified or any other debilitating status ailment (DMs descretion), and the Healer has the ability to cure an affliction, they may do so as a free action.

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Bard loot list (1d8):

1. Choral Instrument (bard primary focus) [Magic Item]
This orange gemstone is bright and shiney, and once the command word is spoken, can become any instrument the wielder desires. Additionally, it can be attached to a weapon, so the instrument can be played while in combat, allowing the Bard to use 'Inspire Allies' as well as make a regular attack. If the wielder can use the skill 'Battle Hymn', the bonus increases to +2 for 1 target for every 4 points the wielder has in Charisma.

2. Choral Feather (bard primary focus) [Magic Item]
This long white feather came from an eagle, or a griffon at one point. The wielder cannot lose this feather, and if lost or stolen reappears upon their person in an hour. The feather also functions as a pen, and can write secret codes that only friends of the wielder can see on any surface. If the wielder posseses the skill 'Arcane Canata', the bonus increases to +3. If the feather is in some kind of hat on the wearer's head, the bonus is +4 instead.

3. Choral Hat (bard primary focus) [Head]
This wide brimmed black velvet had is stylish and sleek, providing a +3 to both mundane and magic defense. It gifts the wielder with anonymity, allowing for use of the 'Alibi' skill twice a week. Also, if the wielder has the 'Performance' skill, when performing they may roll their gold result twice and take the better of the two rolls.

4. Choral Tabbard (bard primary focus) [Body]
This tabbard is a multitude of colors until worn, then it becomes the color pattern best suited for the person wearing it. It's fitting and flattering, making men look more fit and women look more endowed, providing a +12 to both mundane and magic defense. The wielder gains a +5 bonus to all diplomacy rolls, and a critical failure on such roll will not negatively impact the targets favorability level. If the wielder posseses the 'Rift' skill, the damage is increased to 2d8.

5. Choral Wristbands (bard primary focus) [Hand/Wrist]
These opal leather wristbands are snug, but interwoven with mithral to increase durability, providing +3 to both mundane and magic defense. Every note played while wearing these has greater effect, and when using 'Inspire Allies' the wielder can choose to increase the bonus by 2, or have the bonus extend to End or Wlp saves during combat. A wielder with the skill 'Flick of the Wrist' may use that as well as another skill, once per combat.

6. Choral Solea (bard primary focus) [Feet]
These black velvet solea are stylish and comfortable, providing +2 to both mundane and magic defense. While worn, should the wielder use the skill 'Performance' while dancing in some fashion, the gold result is +1d. The wielder is immune to the harsh conditions of travel, and can survive in extreme temperatures while outdoors without endurance checks. If the wielder posseses the skill 'Limelight', the DC boost is increased to +4.

7. Choral Bandanna (bard primary focus) [Head/Face/Eyes/Magic Item]
This black velvet bandana is thin, but sturdy. It has varying effects based on where it is worn, but it always has the effect of allowing the wielder to use the skill 'Opening Act' on an ally, rather than himself as well as when using the skill 'Snap out of it!', it affects one ally per gemstone rank of the wielder.
1: If the bandanna is worn about the head, the wielder gains +5 on all knowledge and insight checks.
2: If the bandanna is worn around the face like a mask, the wielder gains +5 to all stealth and disguise checks.
3: If the bandanna is worn over the eyes, the wielder gains +5 to all spot and search checks.
4: If the bandanna is carried like a magic item in a pocket or bag, the wielder may auto pass one check or save that would result in being dealt damage.

8. Choral Ring (bard primary focus) [Ring]
This gold ring is set with a very large opal. While worn, the wielders bardic talents can be in effect even in places where they would not normally be. (Underwater, zone of silence, etc) If a wielder possesses the skill 'Snowflake War Dance', they may use it for a number of rounds equal to half their charisma modifier. In addition, while using 'Snowflake War Dance', if the wielder possesses the skill 'Sonic Blade' the damage of it is 1dX, where X is the wielders charisma modifier.

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Rogue Loot List (1d8):

1. Tri Blade (rogue primary focus)
This short sword is actually three things in one. It's a silversheen shortsword (1d8), but from the hilt can also be drawn a parrying dagger (1d7). In addition, from the bottom section is drawn a throwing knife (1d7), which is magical and can be redrawn after being thrown. (The original disappears.) Once per combat, if you attack an enemy without being detected by them, your weapon rolls for that attack are automatically considered at their maximum.

2. Ultimate Thieves Tools (rogue primary focus) [Magic Item]
This small leather satchel is the ultimate toolkit. Any tool a thief can use can be drawn at will, including lockpicks, trap tools, a grappling hook with a twenty foot rope. Anyone who is not the owner opens the bag and sees nothing. If the tools are left behind, they disappear in ten minutes. The owner gains a +3 to all stealth and thief rolls, with an additional +1 for each other Rogue piece of gear worn (Maximum +7).

3. Rogue's Mesail (rogue primary focus) [Head/Face]
This deep brown steel facial guard fits snugly over the wearer's face, but does not impede speech and retracts at will to allow the face to be visible. The wearer gains a +5 bonus to Diplomacy and Gather Info checks while the mesail is open, and a +5 to Bluff and Intimidation while it is closed. Once per day, the wearer can automatically break a code set by someone of a lower gemstone rank, and gains a +5 to breaking codes otherwise. Also, while worn, the wearer is immune to mental compulsion and mind control.

4. Rogue's Tabard (rogue primary focus) [Body]
This deep brown tabard is part leather, underlined with cerment for toughess, providing a +15 to both magical and mundane defense. (Light Armor, Defense Cap 20, No Qck cap or Initiative penalty) The armor itself reflects no light, and provides a +5 bonus to hiding in shadows, even in plain sight. It also makes no noise, providing +5 to moving silently. If the wearer possesses the skill 'Better Lucky than good' they may once per combat treat any missed strike roll as a hit instead.

5. Rogue's Wristguards (rogue primary focus) [Hands/Wrists]
These deep brown wristguards are part leather, underlined with cerment for toughness, providing a +2 to both magical and mundane defense. The wrists help keep the hands steady allowing for better manual dexterity and provide a +5 to picking locks, picking pockets and disarming traps. They also make the hands deadlier with a weapon, and the wearer gains a +5 bonus to damage when using the Primary Strike ability.

6. Rogue's Boots (rogue primary focus) [Feet]
These deep brown leather boots have inlays of cerment for toughness, providing a +3 to both magical and mundane defense. The boots are exceptionally well made and allow the wearer to walk and run on treacherous surfaces without the need for checks. The wearer also does not set off floor based traps walking over them. Once per combat, the wearer may use an evade to pass a spell save from someone of a equal or lower gemstone rank.

7. Rogue's Duelist Cloak (rogue primary focus) [Back]
This deep brown leather cloak fits snugly around the wearer without impeding movement. This cloak blends it with it's surroundings, providing a +5 bonus to hide checks and making the wearer invisible if they stand completely still. The wearer can use the skill 'Combat Cloak Whirl' regardless of restrictions. Once per day, the wearer can choose up to three allies to substitute their rolls for a save attempt with his own, provided it is higher.

8. Rogue's Ring (rogue primary focus) [Ring]
This gold ring is inlaid with a chocolate diamond in the center. While worn, the wearer's alignment is masked, and any skill that would detect the wearer's identity is blocked. While worn, any gold earned from the Thievery skill, or Performance, is doubled. In addition, this ring allows the skill 'Treasure Hunter' to be used one additional time per week. Finally, a wearing this ring provides a bonus of +2 to the wearer's DDC. (It will not increase it above 25)

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Noble Loot List (1d8):

1. Regal Blade (noble primary focus)
This ensorcelled aurum long sword (1d9) shines with a brilliant luster. Being aurum means you can use Int to determine Strike and Damage instead. Just holding this blade makes the noble seem more prominent, important, and automatically shifts all sentient enemies favorability up one level without a check. While held in hand, the bearer and his allies are not subject to intimidation. If the bearer possesses the skill 'Charismatic Fighter' this weapon is considered 'light' and extends the bonus to damage as well.

2. Regal Standard (noble primary focus) [Magic Item]
This battle standard has the crest of the nobles lineage imprinted upon it. It can be worn across the back like a normal standard, held in the hand like a flag, or draped around the back like a cloak. Each version will suppliment a different noble skill, bonuses are often increased when held by the nobles 'Patents of Nobility' servant.
Standard: The Noble gains a +3 to his opposed check for the skill 'Fealty', if worn by the servant, this increases to +5.
Flag: This increases the bonus of the skill 'Noble bearing' by +1, if held in the hands of a servant, it increases by +2.
Cloak: This grants the Noble 'Immunity to Charm' if they do not have it. If they do, it grants it to the servant as well. If held by the servant, it grants it to all allies within 30 feet.

3. Regal Crown (noble primary focus) [Head]
This platinum circlet fits snugly about the head, and with a simple command can become a full fledged crown should the wearer choose. It radiates magic, providing a +2 to both magical and mundane defense, as well as a +3 to all saves from mental influence. The wearer also gains a +3 bonus to all speech related checks. If the wearer possesses the skill 'Nobless Oblige', once per adventure, they can give their passed save to all allies within 30 feet.

4. Regal Tunic (noble primary focus) [Body]
This platinum white tunic is light and comfortable, but inlaid with mithral for protection, providing a +14 to both mundane and magical defense. The tunic keeps the wearer comfortable no matter the environment, and they are immune to fear effects in non combat situations. If the wearer possesses the skill, 'Peerless Patritian' Instead of take 20, they may consider it an auto pass, in addition the skill 'Pulse of the City' becomes take 20 instead of take 10.

5. Regal Gloves (noble primary focus) [Hands]
These platinum white gloves are a little different from each other. They are both inlaid with mithral to provide a +3 to both magical and mundane defense. But one glove has red inlays, providing a +2 to strike and damage rolls, showing the noble's 'battle' side. The other has blue inlays, providing a +2 to DDC and a +4 to Diplomacy checks, showing the noble's 'peaceful' side. These gloves also allow for the skill 'Midas Touch' to extend to the entire party, once per week.

6. Regal Boots (noble primary focus) [Feet]
These platinum white boots are sharp and stylish, but sturdy, providing +3 to both magical and mundane defense. They remain immaculately clean, no matter the conditions, and the rest of the nobles clothes are never dirty or stained. If the wearer possesses the skill 'Expensive Clothing' the bonus is increased to +4. The wearer can always attempt a diplomacy check (vs the others wlp roll) to enter even restricted areas. (DMs discretion)

7. Regal Breeches (noble primary focus) [Legs]
These platinum white breeches are snug fitting and clean. The wearer is exceptionally stylish yes, but also more resistant to the political and social influences of others. Effects that force a person to tell the truth are negated, and the wearer is immune to any effects that would negate his Bluff or Diplmacy checks. If the wearer possesses the skill 'Decadence', the bonus is increased to +5.

8. Regal Earrings (noble primary focus) [Ears]
These platinum earrings have a large gemstone setting, but the gemstone shifts day to day, making the earrings always look like a different pair. The earrings allow the wearer to communicate with any sentient creature that has a language. If the wearer possesses the skill 'Bling' one additional accessory can be worn.

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Charmer Loot List (1d8):

1. The Art of Seduction and War (charmer primary focus)
This small clear crystal has a very special secret. It can be attached to nearly anything, and upon a spoken command, can become either a tool of Seduction (A veil, a fan, etc); which provides a +5 to diplomacy checks, and allows the wielder to communicate and understand with any sentient creature. All skills that apply only to 'those who find the charmer attractive' will apply to anyone when the fan is in use, or a tool of War (a light one handed weapon). The weapon is considered to be 'triple paragon'd, and cannot be held by any other than the wielder. If the wielder possesses the skill, 'Charismatic Fighter' the skill applies to damage with this weapon.

2. Seducer's Flask (charmer primary focus)[magic item]
This silver and gold laiden flask can hold standard water, but when the wielder hands it to a target of seduction, it will taste like whatever the wielder wishes. If the target takes a drink willingly, all charmer skills in play become extra potent. (Flavor skills work more easily, skills that provide a bonus have it increased by +1, Skills with a DC have +3 to the DC). Once per week, when meeting someone for the first time, the wielder may present the flask as a friendly gesture, and the targets mood automatically shifts up two ranks. Lastly, if the wielder possesses the skill 'Sensual Healing' the flask may also be used, increasing the healing ability by 50%.

3. Seducer's Mask (charmer primary focus)[Head]
This violet mask fits snugly over the wielder's eyes, but does not impede their vision in any way. At will, the wielder can choose the form of it as any type of headgear (helmet, hood, glasses, headband, etc), which gives the wielder a +5 bonus to disguise checks. The wielder cannot have his alignment detected, or his mind read without permission, and anyone attempting to force such must be a higher gemstone. If the wearer possesses the skill 'Immunity to charm', the mask prevents any taunt or mind effects as well.

4. Seducer's Vest (charmer primary focus)[Body]
This violet vest fits trim and snug, providing a +14 to both magical and mundane defense. At will, the wearer can picture any type of armor or clothing, and the vest will glamour to match. This glamour is unable to be dispelled except in anti magic zones or True Seeing. The wearer gains a +3 bonus to all charisma based social rolls, as well as to Insight. If the wearer possesses the skill 'Impressive Tool' their 'tool' becomes distracting to everyone including those that would not normally be distracted, if they are a lower gemstone. It also increased the willpower DC by 5 if used while in combat.

5. Seducer's Gloves (charmer primary focus)[Hands]
These violet gloves seem silky on the top, but are actually inlaiden with a mythral composite, providing +3 to both magical and mundane defense. While worn, any poisons or aphrodisiacs in food or drink handled by the gloves will have no effect on the wielder. Any touch based skills that require a save DC have it increased by 3. If the wielder possesses the skill 'Nailed it', the nails are d7 instead.

6. Seducer's Shoes (charmer primary focus)[Feet]
These violet boots are stylish, but can take the form of any type of footwear the wielder chooses, at will. In any form, they are protective, providing a +3 to both magical and mundane defense. While worn, the weilder is immune to looking foolish, and when a natural 1 is rolled outside of combat, the roll is still a fail, but no other repercussions are felt. If the roll was for diplomacy, gather info, or insight, the roll is considered a 2 instead.

7. Seducer's Knickers (charmer primary focus)[Legs]
These violet unmentionables (can be in any shape, panties, boxers, briefs, hosiery, etc) are trim and comfortable. When a charisma based social roll is made, the wielder may have one applicable skill double it's bonus for that particular roll, once per day. Once per week, when a sentient being attracted to the wielder who strikes them with a lethal amount of damage, must succeed at a WLP save (DC: 15) or they pull their strike, doing half damage. If the wielder possesses the skill 'Green Eyed Monster', they may choose their target to 'body shield' them from an attack as well, but this breaks the hold.

8. Seducer's Jewels (charmer primary focus)[Magic Item]
This six jewel set is of stellar quality. The jewels will not fade, break, or otherwise get damaged. They can be attached to other pieces of jewelry, as well as bracers, gauntlets, gorgets and other things that can be set with gemstones. They can also be used as Ioun stones, floating about the wearer's head.
Ruby (Passion): Successful diplmacy rolls increase the targets favorability by one additional level.
Aquamarine (Trust): A successful gather info check gathers all the obtainable info.
Peridot (Devotion): Any trait or tactic boost CM/Spell used upon another has it's boost increased by 1 (maximum 3).
Sapphire (Compassion): Once per adventure, when healing points are used on an ally, an absorb is placed with half the strength of the healing points spent.
Diamond (Regality): Once per week, when the wielder is caught committing a non violent crime or otherwise punishable activity, they are let off with a warning instead.
Moonstone (Anonymity): Once per week, when meeting a person for the first time, the wielder can assume an alternate identity to remain anonymous, unless the target makes a WLP save (DC: 15). If the wielder possesses the skill 'Forgetful Caress', the DC is 20 instead.

[Ellis Strata]

Monk Loot List (1d8):

1. Final Heaven (monk primary focus)
This scroll teaches either a one handed tech (1d11) or a two handed technique (2d13), called the Final Heaven. This technique is so potent it increases the Chi Blow ability to +6. This is considered the element of the wielder's primary diety, or Holy/Unholy if there is not an obvious one. If the wielder possess the skill 'Steel Soul' this weapon is a copy of any physical weapon the wielder chooses, allowing all relevant skills to be used. The weapon is intangible, made of chi, and can be summoned and dismissed at will.

2. Temple Stone (monk primary focus) [Magic Item]
This small unassuming grey stone always feels warm and comforting when held. While on a person, they gain a +4 bonus to any saves versus fear and have the ability to remove a level of fear from themselves at will, once per day. They also become unearthly calm, and can take 10 on any check regardless of the circumstances. (Provided time is available) Once per week, the stone will magically summon the holders favorite meal along with a drink, at will.

3. Temple Bandeau (monk primary focus) [Head]
This unassuming brown leather headband fits snugly about the head, with a small gem sitting in the middle. The band is surprisingly sturdy, providing a +3 to both magical and mundane defense. It provides a +3 bonus to saves versus enchantments and mind affects, and once per day, you can share a passed save with another party member within 30 feet. The wielder is also allowed to use the auto pass trait of Piercing Thought on a Spot or Listen check instead of Insight.

4. Temple Cyclas (monk primary focus) [Body]
This unassuming brown cloth gi fits snugly and yet loose to allow martial arts to be practiced with ease. It's surprisingly defensive, providing +15 to both magical and mundane defense. (Light Armor, Defense Cap 20, No Qck cap or Initiative penalty) This garment will add +10 to the wielders healing points, or self healing points, and once per combat, they can use either as a free action during their turn. If the wielder possesses the skill 'Martyr', once per week they can choose to take a debilitating status from another with no penalty to themselves.

5. Temple Gloves (monk primary focus) [Hands]
These unassuming brown leather gloves fit well, providing +2 to both magical and mundane defense, yet leave the fingers completely mobile. When combat starts the wielder can choose either saves, checks or damage, and whichever one is chosen, it gains +4 during combat. If the wielder posseses the skill, 'Blurred Fist' the defense negation lasts for an entire round instead, if the attack hits.

6. Temple Gaiters (monk primary focus) [Feet]
These unassuming brown leather boots are wonderfully comfortable, and make anyone wearing them sure footed, automatically passing any check over rough terrain. Any movement based skills or abilities gain an extra 10 feet, while worn. If the wielder possesses the skill 'Transcend Suffering' they are safe from harmful effects due to environment on the material plane.

7. Temple Belt (monk primary focus) [Waist]
This unassuming black belt hides a great secret, increasing the wielder's strength and durability. The wielder gains +5 to all strength based checks, as well as a natural DR of 1/-. (It does not stack with any other item for Damage reduction purposes). Also, any regenerative (HP per turn) items have their effects increased by 1.

8. Temple Chain (monk primary focus) [Neck]
This basic silver chain can be used for the wielders holy symbol, but even if it isn't, it allows the wielder to select a creature type (based on their diety), and gives any weapon held by the wielder the Baneful enchant (Extra 1d5 damage for creatures of that type) on any weapon they wield. Creatures of that type also have a -2 to saves and spell DCs versus the wielder.

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Shaman Loot List (1d8):

1. Seraphus (shaman primary focus)
This 2d9 quarterstaff is made out of an almost unearthly strong wood. In the hands of a shaman, it activates, absorbing their original shamans staff, taking on all previous enchantments and abilities (excluding legacy). All regged spells the Shaman casts that restore HP, buff a tactic or trait, increase HP/Defense/Dice sides, boost strike, or give defensive absorbs, are considered one gemstone higher. This does not stack with any other effect that does the same.

2. Seraphic Incense (shaman primary focus) [Magic Item]
This long wooden box has a slide out compartment, inside is always an incense stick. Three (orange, red and black) are combat sticks. Lighting one during combat takes up your Skill use for the turn. Each can be used once per day.
Orange: Inspires clarity; all party members gain +2 strike during combat
Red: Inspires anger; all party members gain +2 damage during combat
Black: Inspires faith; all party members gain +4 defense during combat
Three (blue, green and yellow) are non combat sticks. They can be used however many times are applicable.
Blue: Inspires peace; all party members gain a full nights rest in half the time if this is lit while they sleep
Green: Inspires serenity; while lit, non sentient monsters will leave the party alone. (DMs choice)
Yellow: Inspires confidence; the party gains +2 to any check. Must be lit prior to being called to make the check.

3. Seraphic Mask (shaman primary focus) [Head/Face]
This carved bone mask can sit comfortably over the face without impeding the wearer in any way, providing a +3 bonus to Spot/Listen/Search and visual based Insight checks. The wearer is also under the effect of 'True Seeing' whether they have the skill or not. If the wielder possesses the skill 'Consume Doll', the dice roll is 3d8 instead.

4. Seraphic Robe (shaman primary focus) [Body]
This earthen colored robe changes color based on whomever wears it, providing +14 to both magical and mundane defense. (Light Armor, Defense Cap 20, No Qck cap or Initiative penalty) The robe also provides immunity to natural weather effects in earthen enviroments (Outdoors, forests), and a +4 save to any check having to be made during any type of non clear weather. The wearer is also immune to nausea while outdoors. If the wearer possesses the skill 'Gris-gris', the defense bonus is +6, and the luck bonus is increased to +3.

5. Seraphic Ringlets (shamans primary focus) [Hands]
These ringlets slide over the wearers fingers, fitting snugly. They seem to be just loose hemp, but contain a surprising amount of magical power, providing a +2 bonus to all Spell DCs for the wearer, and a +2 bonus to saves versus other spells. The wielder gains the skill 'One with Spirit' if they do not already. If they do, they may allow one ally the ability to strike incorporeal creatures as a free action on their turn, once per combat.

6. Seraphic Sandals (shamans primary focus) [Feet]
These earthen colored sandals are comfortable and have the unique ability to always stay on ones feet no matter what, providing a +3 bonus to both magical and mundane defense. While worn, when in dangerous places, the wearer can 'float' above the floor as with the skill Levitation, avoiding most floor hazards for distances up to 50 feet. If the wearer possesses the skill 'Rattle Spirits', the opposed roll is an automatic success if the wearer is a higher gemstone than the target.

7. Seraphic Hood (shamans primary focus) [Cloak]
This earthen colored cloak covers the wearer, seeming to adjust itself to how much or how little the wearer wants it to cover. The cloak is emblazed with three animals. A raven, an eagle, and a chameleon. While the raven is active, the wearer's alignment cannot be detected, nor can their presence be divined by scrying. While the eagle is active, the wearer can fly for up to thirty minutes at a time, with thirty minutes of cooldown in between. While the chameleon is active, the wearer can become invisible for ten minutes, twice per day. This provides a +5 bonus to hide checks.
Only one can be active at a time, and it takes a combat round for it to change, though changing the animal only takes up your item activation during that turn.

8. Seraphic Ring (shamans primary focus) [Ring]
This simple hemp ring actually contains a frightening amount of magical power, providing +3 to both magical and mundane defense. The ring allows the Shaman one extra spell to be cast per combat. If the wearer possesses the skill 'Shillelagh', the wearer can choose to use it twice per combat, or to have it deal +1 dice for weapon damage instead.

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