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Blue Crystal Staff (The Crystal of Mishakal) This staff is carved from a single piece of blue crystal. It is about five feet long and has a two-inchdiameter shaft. The ornamentally bladed head of the staff bears a gem in its center. Although Riverwind does not remember, a manifestation of the goddess Mishakal gave him the staff. It is an intelligent artifact of Lawful Good alignment with an Ego of 10. It can be used only by those of its alignment; others who try to wield it suffer 4d6 points of electrical damage. (Though a Lawful Good person may then wield the staff to heal the damage it caused.) The staff has the following powers: Strikes as a staff of striking (1d3 charges per use) Casts any of the following priest spells (two charges per level of spell cast): 1st Level: command, cure fight wounds, remove fear 3rd Level: continual light, cure blindness, cure disease, remove curse 5th Level: cure critical wounds, raise dead 7th Level: restoration, resurrection Teleports (at its own discretion, using 15 charges) Deflects dragon breath in a 10’ radius (10 charges per use) The staff holds up to 20 charges at a time. It regains one charge per day from the combined influences of Krynn’s three moons, but it can be recharged immediately and completely at the statue of Mishakal (area 46b). Once the PCs complete the quest for the disks of Mishakal, the staff becomes part of the statue again. The Disks of Mishakal These are platinum disks 18 inches in diameter. Each disk is 1/16 inch thick. There are 160 of these plates in all. A bolt passes through one side of the plates, allowing each to swivel out and be viewed while keeping the stack together. Each of the plates is engraved on both sides. Anyone of Lawful or Neutral Good alignment may examine the disks. Others suffer 4d6 points of damage each time they try to touch or read the disks. Priests who read this book gain knowledge of the True Gods of good: Paladine (rulership), Majere (meditation and control), Kiri-Jolith (war and battle), Mishakal (healing), Habbakuk (seas and animals), and Branchala (elves, forests, and music). Any priest who worships these gods may receive spells as per standard AD&D ® game rules. The book tells how to worship these gods and gain true priest abilities. The Hammer of Kharas The hammer of Kharas is a mighty artifact. It is the only hammer that can forge a dragonlance, and it is important to the ultimate success of the heroes. It is vital that this artifact not remain in the hands of the heroes! It must end up in the hands of Hornfel, Thane of the Hylar and father of Arman Kharas. The hammer appears to be a war hammer +2, but twice normal size. It causes 2d4+2 points of damage on a successful hit. It cannot be lifted by a person with a Strength of less than 12, and anyone with a Strength of less than 18/50 has a -2 penalty to his attack roll. The hammer acts as a mace of disruption against undead and creatures from the netherworld. It turns undead as a 12th-level priest. This artifact is intelligent (Int 11, Ego 11), and can control anyone who touches it if their Intelligence and Wisdom scores total less than 22. It has the following special abilities, at 20th-level of magic use: Detects evil as a paladin. Gives wielder immunity to fear, both normal and magical. Cannot be affected by 1st- to 4thlevel magic. It can cast prayer once per day. It provides protection from normal missiles once per day. It can act as a potion of fire giant strength once per day. It can cure serious wounds once per day. It can inspire magical awe in all dwarves and derro. The hammer chooses when to activate any of its abilities. Helm of Griffon Mane Discovered by Tasslehoff in the ruins of Xak Tsaroth, the helm was given to Flint. It is of dwarven make and fits only dwarves. It is decorated with a horse’s mane. Since Flint has always claimed that he is allergic to horses, he insists that the mane is from a griffon. The helm of griffon mane subtracts 1 from the AC of any dwarf who wears it. Medallion of Faith When this relic is first found, it is known to have only one power: To create another medallion when a good priest enters the worship of the True Gods. It has other powers that are unknown to the PCs at first, but the DM may reveal each when the need arises. A power may be revealed through divine guidance, a dream, an omen, or any other method the DM can think of. Bless — Once per day. Protection, 10’ radius—Once per day, lasts as long as the priest concentrates. Slow Poison — As long as the me- 118
dallion is worn, it will sustain a poison victim in a semi-comatose state for up to one day. Detect Evil — The medallion glows a pale blue and chimes when touched to an evil object or person. Staff of Magius This item is useable only by mages. The first set of abilities is known to the user automatically. The second set may be discovered when casting certain spells. The staff functions as a ring of protection +3. It can strike as a +2 magical weapon and causes 1d8+2 points of damage. Once per day it can invoke a feather fall and a continual light spell. In the hands of a mage of 6th level or higher, the staff of Magius can enhance spells cast by the mage. It doubles the duration of spells involving light, air, or mind influence. It maintains spells that require concentration for one round after concentration ends. It also adds +2 points of damage per die to any spell cast. Tika’s Ring To Tika, this ring (worn on a necklace) is but a memento of her father. She has not yet discovered its true uses. In times of stress, she slips on the ring, asking her father for guidance. Unbeknownst to Tika, this activates the ring. This is both a ring ofprotection +2 and a ring of fire resistance. Wyrmslayer This two-handed sword +1 causes double normal damage when used against a dragon or draconian. It is immune to the imprisoning effect that occurs when a Baaz turns to stone. Whoever holds Wyrmslayer by the hilt gains a +3 bonus to all saving throws vs. breath weapons and against any spells cast by dragons or draconians. Wyrmslayer has a drawback, in that it emits a loud buzzing noise when within 30 feet of a dragon (not a draconian). This buzzing always wakes a sleeping dragon. 119
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Official Game Adventure DRAGONLANCE
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Let your mind float free, Dungeonma
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Hear the sage as his song descends
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verse aloud, from first verse to la
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5. Prayers Eye Peak The flaming col
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term for Haven: its inner circle is
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If the heroes resist, the centaurs
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killed. Verminaard.” The corpses
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44b. Waters of the Swamp Green scum
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45. The Great Well The shaft plunge
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no hero falls down the tunnel, the
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The vines are slippery and damp. If
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ebrated! 1 remember that a bunch of
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to the Highbulp’s throne room (68
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doors, weighing 500 gpw each, stand
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74. The Dragonlands At the start of
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on the ground, and a battered gener
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Here the dragonmen load the heroes
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Immediately, the caravan guards beg
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tower is quite still, but the illus
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trance to the fortress itself. If y
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the group of heroes. He will attemp
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The undead lie on stone biers, two
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the heroes. If combat erupts while
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117. Dining Room For some reason, t
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122b. Private Dining Room Half of t
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polished silver, these lances are c
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weapons could easily be stored here
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Much of this adventure involves lea
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