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| - | =====Handbook Table of Contents===== | + | ======Crossfire Handbook - Equipment====== |
| + | This chapter outlines useful information (and some spoilers) for beginning players on the various items that exist in Crossfire. \\ | ||
| + | If you are interested purely in the mechanics of Crossfire please visit the //[[:mechanics|Sworn Book of Scorn]]// instead. | ||
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| + | ====Handbook Table of Contents==== | ||
| [[:Guides]] - Back to guides index | [[:Guides]] - Back to guides index | ||
| - | - [[:guides:connecting to crossfire|Connecting to Crossfire]] - How to connect to a Crossfire Server | + | - [[Connecting to Crossfire]] - How to connect to a Crossfire Server |
| - | - [[:guides:character_creation|Creating a character]] - What to consider when creating a new character | + | - [[character_creation|Creating a character]] - What to consider when creating a new character |
| - | - [[:guides:character_creation#Races|Strengths and weaknesses of various races]] | + | - [[character_creation#Races|Strengths and weaknesses of various races]] |
| - | - [[:guides:character_creation#Classes|Strengths and weaknesses of various classes]] | + | - [[character_creation#Classes|Strengths and weaknesses of various classes]] |
| - | - [[:guides:character_creation#Gods|Recommendations on religion]] | + | - [[character_creation#Gods|Recommendations on religion]] |
| - | - [[:guides:playing_crossfire|Playing Crossfire]] - General information about moving and interacting in Crossfire | + | - [[Playing Crossfire]] - General information about moving and interacting in Crossfire |
| - | - [[Player Commands]] - Commands any player can use including syntax and description | + | - [[:Player Commands]] - Commands any player can use including syntax and description |
| - | - [[DM Commands]] - Commands only a DM can use | + | - [[:DM Commands]] - Commands only a DM can use |
| - | - [[:guides:Skills]] - What skills your character should learn | + | - [[Skills]] - What skills your character should learn |
| - | - [[:guides:Skills#Combat]] - Skills relating to hand to hand combat | + | - [[Skills#Combat]] - Skills relating to hand to hand combat |
| - | - [[:guides:Skills#Magic]] - Skills related to spellcraft | + | - [[Skills#Magic]] - Skills related to spellcraft |
| - | - [[:guides:Skills#Crafting]] and other skills - Other skills | + | - [[Skills#Crafting]] and other skills - Other skills |
| - | * [[guides:Alchemy Guide]] | + | * [[Alchemy Guide]] |
| - | * [[guides:Cooking Guide]] | + | * [[Cooking Guide]] |
| - | * [[guides:Smithing Guide]] | + | * [[Smithing Guide]] |
| - | * [[guides:Praying Guide]] | + | * [[Praying Guide]] |
| - | - [[:guides:Equipment]] - What equipment should you try and find <- //You are here// | + | - [[Equipment]] - What equipment should you try and find <- //You are here// :!: |
| - [[Store Guide]] (the best stores for buying and selling) | - [[Store Guide]] (the best stores for buying and selling) | ||
| - | - [[:guides:Maps]] - Where you should go exploring | + | - [[Maps]] - Where you should go exploring |
| - | - [[guides:beginners_atlas|Beginner's Atlas]] - A [uncompleted] guide to the default mapset. | + | - [[Beginners Atlas]] - A [uncompleted] guide to the default mapset. |
| - | =====Finding and inspecting equipment===== | + | ======Finding and inspecting equipment====== |
| - | After you have picked up [[:items]], you will want to know about their properties. | + | After you have picked up [[:items:]], you will want to know about their properties. |
| - | ====Inspecting an Item==== | + | =====Inspecting an Item===== |
| To inspect an item simply click on it with the left mouse button. New players will want to know more about the items they pick up as some items may have magical properties or cursed (negative attributes and difficult to take off). | To inspect an item simply click on it with the left mouse button. New players will want to know more about the items they pick up as some items may have magical properties or cursed (negative attributes and difficult to take off). | ||
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| * Guide to Inspecting items using a skill | * Guide to Inspecting items using a skill | ||
| - | ===Guide to Inspecting items using a shop=== | + | =====Inspecting items using a shop===== |
| New players should proceed to the northwestern (upper left) area of Scorn and look for the Magic Shop (magic shop). \\ | New players should proceed to the northwestern (upper left) area of Scorn and look for the Magic Shop (magic shop). \\ | ||
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| The first thing to do is make use of the detect magic (altar) and detect curse altars (altar). | The first thing to do is make use of the detect magic (altar) and detect curse altars (altar). | ||
| - | **Detect Curse Altars** | + | ====Detect Curse Altars==== |
| Position your character so they are standing directly on top of the detect curse altar | Position your character so they are standing directly on top of the detect curse altar | ||
| Drop the necessary coins by right clicking on them in your inventory window Note: a combination of any coin value may be used, as long as it all equals 25gp | Drop the necessary coins by right clicking on them in your inventory window Note: a combination of any coin value may be used, as long as it all equals 25gp | ||
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| In the interest of saving time, move over to the other altar for detect magic | In the interest of saving time, move over to the other altar for detect magic | ||
| - | **Detect Magic Altars** | + | ====Detect Magic Altars==== |
| Position your character so they are standing directly on top of the detect magic altar | Position your character so they are standing directly on top of the detect magic altar | ||
| Drop the necessary coins by right clicking on them in your inventory window Note: a combination of any coin value may be used, as long as it all equals 10gp | Drop the necessary coins by right clicking on them in your inventory window Note: a combination of any coin value may be used, as long as it all equals 10gp | ||
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| //[[:items:cursed|Cursed items]]// (highlighted in red or dark blue/purple) - this way the cursed items don't litter other maps | //[[:items:cursed|Cursed items]]// (highlighted in red or dark blue/purple) - this way the cursed items don't litter other maps | ||
| Non-magical items that you don't plan on using (monster parts, weaker armour and weapons and other items) \\ | Non-magical items that you don't plan on using (monster parts, weaker armour and weapons and other items) \\ | ||
| - | //[[:items:gems|Gems]]// - not always necessary, depends on the number of magical items you have found and need to be identified | + | //[[:items:jewel:jewel|Gems]]// - not always necessary, depends on the number of magical items you have found and need to be identified |
| Now, exit the buy/sell area and proceed to the blue table in the lower corner. This is the identify table and it has a very different function when compared to the detect curse and detect magic altars. The 20gp required only identifies one item in your inventory - the top most (unidentified item) whether or not it's magical, cursed or normal. | Now, exit the buy/sell area and proceed to the blue table in the lower corner. This is the identify table and it has a very different function when compared to the detect curse and detect magic altars. The 20gp required only identifies one item in your inventory - the top most (unidentified item) whether or not it's magical, cursed or normal. | ||
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| * Use a rod of Knowledge of identify | * Use a rod of Knowledge of identify | ||
| - | **Identify Tables** | + | ====Identify Tables==== |
| Activating the identify table (id table) is similar to the other altars. | Activating the identify table (id table) is similar to the other altars. | ||
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| Remember - pick up any left over change when you are done using the altars and table. | Remember - pick up any left over change when you are done using the altars and table. | ||
| - | Upgrading Your Equipment (EQ) | + | =====Upgrading Your Equipment===== |
| Now it's time to upgrade your equipment, assuming that your race or class allows you to wear armour or wield a weapon. | Now it's time to upgrade your equipment, assuming that your race or class allows you to wear armour or wield a weapon. | ||
| Exit the Scorn Magic Shop and proceed to the east to the Armour Shop (armour shop). | Exit the Scorn Magic Shop and proceed to the east to the Armour Shop (armour shop). | ||
| - | **Why the Armour Shop?** | + | ====Why the Armour Shop?==== |
| You need to protect your Hit Points as much as possible | You need to protect your Hit Points as much as possible | ||
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| Exit the Scorn Armour Shop and proceed to the west to the Weapon Shop (weapon shop). | Exit the Scorn Armour Shop and proceed to the west to the Weapon Shop (weapon shop). | ||
| - | **Once inside the entry area of the Weapon Shop ..** | + | ====Inside the entry area of the Weapon Shop==== |
| - | Check the store inventory sign | + | ===Check the store inventory sign=== |
| See if there are any weapons that are at least +1 (of course, +2 would be better, you might not be able to afford anything +3) | See if there are any weapons that are at least +1 (of course, +2 would be better, you might not be able to afford anything +3) | ||
| Locate this weapon in the buy/sell area of the store | Locate this weapon in the buy/sell area of the store | ||
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| With your new equipment ready - head to the Newbie Tower. | With your new equipment ready - head to the Newbie Tower. | ||
| - | **Spellcasters** | + | ====Spellcasters==== |
| Notice how the walkthrough did not include how to purchase spell or prayer books? | Notice how the walkthrough did not include how to purchase spell or prayer books? | ||
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| It's important to learn quick moment sequences and tactical retreats to avoid monster attacks while casting spells and to position yourself for effective spell delivery - this is only learned by sending your character into melee combat | It's important to learn quick moment sequences and tactical retreats to avoid monster attacks while casting spells and to position yourself for effective spell delivery - this is only learned by sending your character into melee combat | ||
| - | ===Guide to Inspecting items using a scroll, wand or rod=== | + | =====Inspecting items using a scroll===== |
| - | Find a scroll of identify | + | Find a scroll of identify and [[:player_commands#apply]] it. |
| - | apply it | + | |
| - | ===Guide to Inspecting items using a skill=== | + | =====Inspecting items using a skill===== |
| - | Characters with sorcery can cast the spells; detect magic, detect curse and identify | + | Characters with sorcery can cast the spells detect magic, detect curse and identify .\\ |
| - | Characters can detect magic and curse if they have the requisite skills //detect magic// and //detect curse//. | + | Characters can detect magic and curse if they have the requisite skills //detect magic// and //detect curse//. \\ |
| Characters with the requisite skills have a chance identify items using the associated skill which improves with skill level: | Characters with the requisite skills have a chance identify items using the associated skill which improves with skill level: | ||
| ^ Skill ^ Items that can be identified ^ | ^ Skill ^ Items that can be identified ^ | ||
| | [[:skills:alchemy|Alchemistry]] | Potions, Poisons, Cauldrons | | | [[:skills:alchemy|Alchemistry]] | Potions, Poisons, Cauldrons | | ||
| - | | [[:skills:bowyer|Bowyer]] | Bows, Crossbows, Missile Weapons, Projectiles | | + | | [[:skills:Bowyer]] | Bows, Crossbows, Missile Weapons, Projectiles | |
| - | | [[:skills:jeweler|Jeweler]] | Rings, Amulets, Talismans, Gems | | + | | [[:skills:Jeweler]] | Rings, Amulets, Talismans, Gems | |
| - | | [[:skills:literacy|Literacy]] | Books and Scrolls | | + | | [[:skills:Literacy]] | Books and Scrolls | |
| | [[:skills:smithery|Smithing]] | Armour, Weapons | | | [[:skills:smithery|Smithing]] | Armour, Weapons | | ||
| - | | [[:skills:thaumaturgy|Thaumaturgy]] | Rods, Wands and Horns | | + | | [[:skills:Thaumaturgy]] | Rods, Wands and Horns | |
| - | | [[:skills:woodsman|Woodsman]] | Flesh, Food | | + | | [[:skills:Woodsman]] | Flesh, Food | |
| - | =====Equipment from old handbook===== | + | ======Equipment from old handbook====== |
| - | 6.1 Going to market.. | + | =====6.1 Going to market..===== |
| alchemy store armour shop general store magic shop weapon store You can find equipment for sale at easily recognizable buildings. To buy an item just pick it up and walk out of the building by stepping on a shop mat shop mat. The cost of the item will automatically be deducted from your money gold coin platinum coin silver coin. To sell an item, enter the shop and drop the item on the shop floor. Money from the sale will automatically be placed in your inventory. Use the examine command, or the cursor and left button of the mouse to examine the price of an item before you buy or sell. | alchemy store armour shop general store magic shop weapon store You can find equipment for sale at easily recognizable buildings. To buy an item just pick it up and walk out of the building by stepping on a shop mat shop mat. The cost of the item will automatically be deducted from your money gold coin platinum coin silver coin. To sell an item, enter the shop and drop the item on the shop floor. Money from the sale will automatically be placed in your inventory. Use the examine command, or the cursor and left button of the mouse to examine the price of an item before you buy or sell. | ||
| - | 6.1.1 Some notes about shopping | + | ====6.1.1 Some notes about shopping==== |
| Most items will have a value based on their "standard" cost multiplied by a factor based on your charisma (see table primary stat effects). You can never look good enough that you can buy stuff then sell it at a profit. | Most items will have a value based on their "standard" cost multiplied by a factor based on your charisma (see table primary stat effects). You can never look good enough that you can buy stuff then sell it at a profit. | ||
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| For magic stuff value is 3 *(magic)^3 of standard value. | For magic stuff value is 3 *(magic)^3 of standard value. | ||
| Unidentified items value is 2/3 of standard. | Unidentified items value is 2/3 of standard. | ||
| - | 6.1.2 Plundering shops | + | ====6.1.2 Plundering shops==== |
| It is not possible to steal from shops (sorry!). If you somehow make it out of a shop with "unpaid" items, you will find that they will be unusable until paid for. On another note, if you save yourself with unpaid items in a shop, then crash the game and reload, you will find that the unpaid items will not be saved. | It is not possible to steal from shops (sorry!). If you somehow make it out of a shop with "unpaid" items, you will find that they will be unusable until paid for. On another note, if you save yourself with unpaid items in a shop, then crash the game and reload, you will find that the unpaid items will not be saved. | ||
| - | 6.2 Items | + | =====6.2 Items===== |
| In this section we detail some interesting properties of various bits of equipment which may be found in Crossfire | In this section we detail some interesting properties of various bits of equipment which may be found in Crossfire | ||
| - | Books: | + | ====Books:==== |
| book book hymnal tome | book book hymnal tome | ||
| This is how players can obtain magical spells, sometimes a player can learn the spell, other times they cannot. The chance depends on the type of spell, either INT (incantations) or WIS (prayers) is used to help determine the percentage chance that the spell might be learned (see section learning a spell for details). | This is how players can obtain magical spells, sometimes a player can learn the spell, other times they cannot. The chance depends on the type of spell, either INT (incantations) or WIS (prayers) is used to help determine the percentage chance that the spell might be learned (see section learning a spell for details). | ||
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| Book level is assigned when the book is generated as treasure. Level is based on the difficulty of the map the book is generated on. All information is server specific. | Book level is assigned when the book is generated as treasure. Level is based on the difficulty of the map the book is generated on. All information is server specific. | ||
| - | Scrolls and Potions: | + | ====Scrolls and Potions:==== |
| scroll scroll report potion of charisma potion potion of constitution potion of dexterity potion potion potion of healing potion of heroism improvement potion potion of intelligence potion of invulnerability potion potion of power potion of strength potion of wisdom tear | scroll scroll report potion of charisma potion potion of constitution potion of dexterity potion potion potion of healing potion of heroism improvement potion potion of intelligence potion of invulnerability potion potion of power potion of strength potion of wisdom tear | ||
| Most of these items provide a one-shot use of a spell without making the user expend either mana or grace. Scroll use depends on the user's literacy skill and may fail. Potions always work, but are more expensive to buy. Several kinds of items are classed as "potions:" balms, figurines, and dusts. Some potions don't cast spells, but instead raise the drinker's stats. Beware of cursed potions. They can lower your stats instead! | Most of these items provide a one-shot use of a spell without making the user expend either mana or grace. Scroll use depends on the user's literacy skill and may fail. Potions always work, but are more expensive to buy. Several kinds of items are classed as "potions:" balms, figurines, and dusts. Some potions don't cast spells, but instead raise the drinker's stats. Beware of cursed potions. They can lower your stats instead! | ||
| - | Wands(Staves)/Rods/Horns: | + | ====Wands(Staves)/Rods/Horns:==== |
| staff wand heavy rod light rod horn horn | staff wand heavy rod light rod horn horn | ||
| These items provide use of spells. Wands have a limited number of charges, while horns and rods will recharge, but don't fire as much damage in a small amount of time. Horns are used at the overall level of ability of the user, while rods and wands cast spells at the item level. | These items provide use of spells. Wands have a limited number of charges, while horns and rods will recharge, but don't fire as much damage in a small amount of time. Horns are used at the overall level of ability of the user, while rods and wands cast spells at the item level. | ||
| - | Rings: | + | ====Rings:==== |
| ring ring ring | ring ring ring | ||
| Many different types, rings can be worn to add/remove different immunities, gain/lose spell Paths and alter all types of stats. | Many different types, rings can be worn to add/remove different immunities, gain/lose spell Paths and alter all types of stats. | ||
| - | Food/Flesh: | + | ====Food/Flesh:==== |
| apple popcorn loaf cabbage cake carrot chocolate clover orc chop coffee dead neko food fish mint mushroom onion orange pear potato roast bird waybread root red rose white rose weasel arm ant egg corpse corpse orc chop demon head dragon steak dragon wing ectoplasm big eye dragon eye eyes finger foot goblin head hand hands head heart icor stinger wing leg liver pixie wing residue serpent skin skin tongue tooth | apple popcorn loaf cabbage cake carrot chocolate clover orc chop coffee dead neko food fish mint mushroom onion orange pear potato roast bird waybread root red rose white rose weasel arm ant egg corpse corpse orc chop demon head dragon steak dragon wing ectoplasm big eye dragon eye eyes finger foot goblin head hand hands head heart icor stinger wing leg liver pixie wing residue serpent skin skin tongue tooth | ||
| These items provide sustenance. Food is generally more healthy to eat, while some flesh items can be sold for good cash. Both types may temporarily alter your stats, and/or be poisonous. Many flesh items inherit the properties of the monster they came from. For example, a "poisonous" monster will leave behind poisonous flesh. Don't eat it if you know what's good for you!! | These items provide sustenance. Food is generally more healthy to eat, while some flesh items can be sold for good cash. Both types may temporarily alter your stats, and/or be poisonous. Many flesh items inherit the properties of the monster they came from. For example, a "poisonous" monster will leave behind poisonous flesh. Don't eat it if you know what's good for you!! | ||
| - | Weapons/Armour: | + | ====Weapons/Armour:==== |
| Tons of items, it is up to you as the player to figure out which work better then others. Take a look at weapon/armour weight in the spoiler to get an idea of how enchanted unidentified items are. | Tons of items, it is up to you as the player to figure out which work better then others. Take a look at weapon/armour weight in the spoiler to get an idea of how enchanted unidentified items are. | ||
| - | Artifacts: | + | ====Artifacts:==== |
| These are the real treasures of the game. There are more than 20 artifacts out there, and they are very hard to come by. | These are the real treasures of the game. There are more than 20 artifacts out there, and they are very hard to come by. | ||
| - | 6.2.1 Glowing Crystals | + | ====6.2.1 Glowing Crystals==== |
| glowing crystal | glowing crystal | ||
| Glowing crystals store some number of spellpoints - default is approximately 500, but this can be customized on a crystal by crystal basis, so some could have fewer, some could have more. | Glowing crystals store some number of spellpoints - default is approximately 500, but this can be customized on a crystal by crystal basis, so some could have fewer, some could have more. | ||
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| The speed of the animation is a rough indicator of how charged the crystal is - the faster the animation, the more points it has. | The speed of the animation is a rough indicator of how charged the crystal is - the faster the animation, the more points it has. | ||
| - | 6.2.1 Holy Symbols | + | ====6.2.1 Holy Symbols==== |
| holy symbol | holy symbol | ||
| A character can cast divine magic (prayers) by successfully learning the prayer through a book or manual and one of the following: | A character can cast divine magic (prayers) by successfully learning the prayer through a book or manual and one of the following: | ||
| The character has successfully learned the praying skill | The character has successfully learned the praying skill | ||
| - | The character has choosen a race or class that starts with the praying skill | + | The character has chosen a race or class that starts with the praying skill |
| The character has a holy symbol applied | The character has a holy symbol applied | ||
| However, if a character has the praying skill and a holy symbol in their inventory (even if it is _not_ applied) they will automatically apply the holy symbol when a prayer is cast. The reason for this is so all characters can take advantage of the special effects of certain holy symbols like attuned: summoning, etc. | However, if a character has the praying skill and a holy symbol in their inventory (even if it is _not_ applied) they will automatically apply the holy symbol when a prayer is cast. The reason for this is so all characters can take advantage of the special effects of certain holy symbols like attuned: summoning, etc. | ||
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| Any new talismans picked up will be used when casting spells. This means the last talisman picked up will be the one that is used. | Any new talismans picked up will be used when casting spells. This means the last talisman picked up will be the one that is used. | ||
| If the character has multiple talismans in their inventory, the talisman used after saving then rejoining the game will not be the same talisman used prior to the save. | If the character has multiple talismans in their inventory, the talisman used after saving then rejoining the game will not be the same talisman used prior to the save. | ||
| - | 6.3 Encumbrance | + | |
| + | =====6.3 Encumbrance===== | ||
| Armour, weapons, shields will encumber a wizard and cause spell failure. Light equipment causes no failure at all whereas heavy equipment causes mondo failures. | Armour, weapons, shields will encumber a wizard and cause spell failure. Light equipment causes no failure at all whereas heavy equipment causes mondo failures. | ||
| The reasoning is that the bulkiness of objects, not their weight exactly, is what causes failures. So the basic idea of encumbrance is that items get in the way more than they weigh down. Unfortunately, our only measure of 'getting in the way' was the weight. | The reasoning is that the bulkiness of objects, not their weight exactly, is what causes failures. So the basic idea of encumbrance is that items get in the way more than they weigh down. Unfortunately, our only measure of 'getting in the way' was the weight. | ||
| - | 6.3.1 How encumbrance is calculated | + | ====6.3.1 How encumbrance is calculated==== |
| Encumbrance points are tallied only from applied objects. Weapons give 3x their weight in kg in encumbrance points. Shields give 1/2 their weight in kg in encumbrance points. Armour gives its weight in encumbrance points. | Encumbrance points are tallied only from applied objects. Weapons give 3x their weight in kg in encumbrance points. Shields give 1/2 their weight in kg in encumbrance points. Armour gives its weight in encumbrance points. | ||
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| There is no special bonuses for using magical equipment, although, it is clear that magical armour and weapons make things better through their weight. | There is no special bonuses for using magical equipment, although, it is clear that magical armour and weapons make things better through their weight. | ||
| - | 6.4 Enchantments | + | =====6.4 Enchantments===== |
| Some items will have numerical values such as +1, +2, +3, etc. trailing their names. These magic values indicate that the item is enchanted, and in some way may be better or (if the value is negative) worse than ordinary run of the day items of its kind. | Some items will have numerical values such as +1, +2, +3, etc. trailing their names. These magic values indicate that the item is enchanted, and in some way may be better or (if the value is negative) worse than ordinary run of the day items of its kind. | ||
| - | 6.4.1 Enchanting armour | + | ====6.4.1 Enchanting armour==== |
| Enchantment of armour is achieved with the enchant armour scrollscrolls. Each time you successfully use a scroll, you will add a plus value, more armour to the piece of equipment and some fractional amount of weight. | Enchantment of armour is achieved with the enchant armour scrollscrolls. Each time you successfully use a scroll, you will add a plus value, more armour to the piece of equipment and some fractional amount of weight. | ||
| You may only add up to 1 + (overall level/10) (rounded down like an integer) in pluses to any one piece of armour. How much armour value you add to the item is also dependent on your overall level. You may never enchant a piece of armour to have an armour rating greater than their overall level or 99. | You may only add up to 1 + (overall level/10) (rounded down like an integer) in pluses to any one piece of armour. How much armour value you add to the item is also dependent on your overall level. You may never enchant a piece of armour to have an armour rating greater than their overall level or 99. | ||
| - | 6.4.2 Enchanting weapons | + | ====6.4.2 Enchanting weapons==== |
| This is done via a series of scrolls scroll that you may find or buy in shops. The procedure is done in two steps. Use the prepare weapon scroll to lay a magic matrix on your weapon. Then use any of the other scrolls to add enchantments you want. Note that some of these scrolls will also require a "sacrifice" to be made when they are read. To sacrifice an object just stand over it when you read the weapon scroll. Scrolls for weapon enchantment are: | This is done via a series of scrolls scroll that you may find or buy in shops. The procedure is done in two steps. Use the prepare weapon scroll to lay a magic matrix on your weapon. Then use any of the other scrolls to add enchantments you want. Note that some of these scrolls will also require a "sacrifice" to be made when they are read. To sacrifice an object just stand over it when you read the weapon scroll. Scrolls for weapon enchantment are: | ||
| - | Prepare weapon | + | ====Prepare weapon==== |
| Diamonds are required for the sacrifice. The item can be enchanted the square root of the number of diamonds sacrificed. Thus, if 100 diamonds are sacrificed, the weapon can have 10 other enchant scrolls read. | Diamonds are required for the sacrifice. The item can be enchanted the square root of the number of diamonds sacrificed. Thus, if 100 diamonds are sacrificed, the weapon can have 10 other enchant scrolls read. | ||
| - | Improve damage | + | ====Improve damage==== |
| There is no sacrifice. Each scroll read will increase the damage by 5 points, and the weight by 5 kilograms. | There is no sacrifice. Each scroll read will increase the damage by 5 points, and the weight by 5 kilograms. | ||
| - | Lower (Improve) Weight | + | ====Lower (Improve) Weight==== |
| There is no sacrifice. Each scroll read will reduce the weight by 20%. The minimum weight a weapon can have is 1 gram. | There is no sacrifice. Each scroll read will reduce the weight by 20%. The minimum weight a weapon can have is 1 gram. | ||
| - | Enchant weapon | + | ====Enchant weapon==== |
| This does not require any sacrifices, and increases the magic by 1. | This does not require any sacrifices, and increases the magic by 1. | ||
| - | Improve Stat (ie, Strength, Dexterity, etc) | + | ====Improve Stats==== |
| - | The sacrifice is the potion potion of charisma potion of constitution potion of dexterity potion of intelligence potion of power potion of strength potion of wisdom of the same type as the ability to be increased (ie, Improve Strength requires strength potions). The number of potions needed is the sum of all the abilities the weapon presently gives multiplied by 2. The ability will then be increased by 1 point. Thus, if a sword is Int +2 and Str +2, then 8 potions would be needed to raise any stat by one point. But if the sword was Int +2, Str +2, and Wis -2, then only 4 potions. A minimum of 2 potions will be needed. | + | **Improve Stat (ie, Strength, Dexterity, etc)** \\ |
| + | The sacrifice is the potion | ||
| + | * potion of charisma | ||
| + | * potion of constitution | ||
| + | * potion of dexterity | ||
| + | * potion of intelligence | ||
| + | * potion of power | ||
| + | * potion of strength | ||
| + | * potion of wisdom | ||
| + | of the same type as the ability to be increased \\ | ||
| + | (ie, Improve Strength requires strength potions). | ||
| + | |||
| + | The number of potions needed is the sum of all the abilities the weapon presently gives multiplied by 2. \\ The ability will then be increased by 1 point. \\ | ||
| + | Thus, if a sword is Int +2 and Str +2, \\ | ||
| + | then 8 potions would be needed to raise any stat by one point. | ||
| + | |||
| + | But if the sword was Int +2, Str +2, and Wis -2, then only 4 potions. | ||
| + | |||
| + | A minimum of 2 potions will be always needed. | ||
| + | |||
| + | **WARNING:** Something to keep in mind before you start enchanting like crazy \\ | ||
| + | - you can only use a weapon that has 5 + 1 enchantments for every 5 levels of physique experience you possess. | ||
| - | WARNING: Something to keep in mind before you start enchanting like crazy - you can only use a weapon that has 5 + 1 enchantments for every 5 levels of physique experience you possess. So, a character with 10th level in the physique experience category may only be able to use a weapon with a maximum of 7 enchantments! | + | So, a character with 10th level in the physique experience category may only be able to use a weapon with a maximum of 7 enchantments! |
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