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Really Experienced
Valerie expends 2 Stamina to....
Looking over the various items with a keen eye and grim determination to seek the value of a dollar, this is what Valerie was able to come up with!
Spear of Slaying, Standard Quality Two Handed Weapon, +1 Magic Enchanment
Damage Base: 1d12+2
Magic Effect: Once per Battle, on Slaying a creature, regain 10 HP
Actual Price: 480
Shotgun Staff, Poor Quality Two Handed Weapon, +1 Magic Enchanment
Damage Base: 1d8+1
Magic Effect: Once per battle, on making a successful attack at range or melee. Make a secondary attack against an enemy of your choosing, that is range or melee. This weapon counts as either two handed Melee or two handed Gun for the attack, but only deals 1d8 damage plus damage modifiers.
Actual Price: 360
Magic Boots->Boots if Insight +1
Magic Effect: +1 Damage Resistance, Once per day you may reroll a wisdom check, and choose either roll.
Actual Price: 300
Magic Amulet->Mongoose Amulet +1
Magic Effect: +1 to Dexterity while worn, +1 Damage Resistance
Actual Price: 300
Ham of Plenty +1
Magic Effect: Once per day, you produce enough good to act as a feast for one person, or a normal meal for up to 2 people. After a rest, the ham becomes whole, and eating it once more produces the feast.
Actual Price: 300
Magic Pot->Urn of Forgotten Soldiers +3 (Cursed)
Magic Effect: Three times per day, you may summon a whispy Soldier of Void affinity. The soldiers act as Rank 1 Void elementals as if they had the Summoner Power, and will perform one task that the summoner asks. These tasks must have a beginning and end that can be completed in a day, and can range from fighting a battle to making camp. On completing the ask, the Soldier will demand payment in either coin, loin, or flesh. If coin is chosen, 10 silver is lost. In loin is chosen, the soldier has their way with the summoner, or a willing volunteer of the summoner's choosing. If flesh is chosen, the summoner takes 1d6 damage. In any case, the soldier returns to the urn. Once bought, the summoner cannot get rid of this item unless it is willingly taken by another creature (Cannot be given away).
Actual Price: 900 Silver
Sub quest: Release the lost souls within the urn
It seemed that the elf was given you a fair deal, although the last item was perhaps a bit concerning. This woman didn't look like a necromancer, but that item was clearly necromantic in origin. Keeping poor lost souls within an enclosed area was just asking for trouble. On the other hand, having a small army at your beck and call could upon to fight your battles was rather useful. Just had to throw someone to the wolves after.
That said, throwing all of your coin away without even looking at the other merchants likely wasn't to wise. After all, what would happen if one of the other merchants had a spring cleaning sale? Your face would surely be red if that was the case!
(Yep, just note if you're looking over multiple items, each one would require a roll and stamina usage. But seeing as I dumped a bunch, not gonna worry about it
On a Note: Cursed Items cannot be dropped, and they'll always come back. Some are minor curses, such as the urn in this case, but others can be rather nasty. Such as the stoll of bimbos, the eye of ahhfuckit, and the sword of a thousand lies. Try to keep a look out on shiny things before you pick them up!)
Looking over the various items with a keen eye and grim determination to seek the value of a dollar, this is what Valerie was able to come up with!
Spear of Slaying, Standard Quality Two Handed Weapon, +1 Magic Enchanment
Damage Base: 1d12+2
Magic Effect: Once per Battle, on Slaying a creature, regain 10 HP
Actual Price: 480
Shotgun Staff, Poor Quality Two Handed Weapon, +1 Magic Enchanment
Damage Base: 1d8+1
Magic Effect: Once per battle, on making a successful attack at range or melee. Make a secondary attack against an enemy of your choosing, that is range or melee. This weapon counts as either two handed Melee or two handed Gun for the attack, but only deals 1d8 damage plus damage modifiers.
Actual Price: 360
Magic Boots->Boots if Insight +1
Magic Effect: +1 Damage Resistance, Once per day you may reroll a wisdom check, and choose either roll.
Actual Price: 300
Magic Amulet->Mongoose Amulet +1
Magic Effect: +1 to Dexterity while worn, +1 Damage Resistance
Actual Price: 300
Ham of Plenty +1
Magic Effect: Once per day, you produce enough good to act as a feast for one person, or a normal meal for up to 2 people. After a rest, the ham becomes whole, and eating it once more produces the feast.
Actual Price: 300
Magic Pot->Urn of Forgotten Soldiers +3 (Cursed)
Magic Effect: Three times per day, you may summon a whispy Soldier of Void affinity. The soldiers act as Rank 1 Void elementals as if they had the Summoner Power, and will perform one task that the summoner asks. These tasks must have a beginning and end that can be completed in a day, and can range from fighting a battle to making camp. On completing the ask, the Soldier will demand payment in either coin, loin, or flesh. If coin is chosen, 10 silver is lost. In loin is chosen, the soldier has their way with the summoner, or a willing volunteer of the summoner's choosing. If flesh is chosen, the summoner takes 1d6 damage. In any case, the soldier returns to the urn. Once bought, the summoner cannot get rid of this item unless it is willingly taken by another creature (Cannot be given away).
Actual Price: 900 Silver
Sub quest: Release the lost souls within the urn
It seemed that the elf was given you a fair deal, although the last item was perhaps a bit concerning. This woman didn't look like a necromancer, but that item was clearly necromantic in origin. Keeping poor lost souls within an enclosed area was just asking for trouble. On the other hand, having a small army at your beck and call could upon to fight your battles was rather useful. Just had to throw someone to the wolves after.
That said, throwing all of your coin away without even looking at the other merchants likely wasn't to wise. After all, what would happen if one of the other merchants had a spring cleaning sale? Your face would surely be red if that was the case!
(Yep, just note if you're looking over multiple items, each one would require a roll and stamina usage. But seeing as I dumped a bunch, not gonna worry about it
On a Note: Cursed Items cannot be dropped, and they'll always come back. Some are minor curses, such as the urn in this case, but others can be rather nasty. Such as the stoll of bimbos, the eye of ahhfuckit, and the sword of a thousand lies. Try to keep a look out on shiny things before you pick them up!)
