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Chapter 13: Magical Items
14. Devourment, of: Whosoever
dons this armor will be unable to remove
it unless a Strength of 1d1000 is applied.
Multiple characters may combine their
Strength to remove the armor. This armor
devours the wearer. The first round it is
worn, the inside of the armor becomes wet
with saliva. The second round, the armor
will seem to be licking them. Thereafter, in
1d10 rounds, the armor will fully consume
all flesh and bone that it touches. After everything
is consumed that it was supposed
to protect, the armor digests it in 1d10
rounds. After digestion, the armor defecates
a runny yellow liquid that smells like rotten
ass. In 1d10 rounds, this liquid coagulates
on the ground and becomes a miniature, cannibalism
version of the wearer who suffered
devourment. The disposition of the miniature
character will be Unethical Immoral and
it will stop at nothing until it feeds upon the
original character. The miniature will be 1/
10 th the size of the original character, and it
will gargle deeply before eating each organ.
15. Dexterity, of: Whosoever
dons this armor will gain 1d20 points to each
sub-ability in the Dexterity ability while wearing
it.
16. Discreation, of: Whosoever
dons this armor will become discreated,
unless they pass a Health sub-ability check
at TH 17. If a character is discreated, then
they never existed. The past is altered. No
other character who knew them in the past
will remember knowing them. The armor
falls to the ground and remains. If a character
passes their Health check, they are forever
immune to the discreation property of
this particular armor.
17. Disrelishing, of: Whosoever
dons this armor will find all food and
drink consumed to be unpalatable. However,
the wearer will refuse and fight others
to the death who suggest the armor should
be removed. Until the armor is removed,
the wearer will lose 2 pounds per day.
18. Ethicality, of: Whosoever
dons this armor will behave ethically and
their disposition will change accordingly until
the armor is removed.
19. Fatality, of: Whosoever
touches this armor dies instantly, and falls
face down, dead on the ground, while groaning
"find me before another is found."
However, once the corpse is half-eaten by
insects, it comes alive in the darkness and is
no longer left murdered and nameless. If
so desired, the armor may now be worn by
this nocturnal creature, only able to function
as a live being during dark. It will also
have the same ability scores as the former
character and it will instantly become lifeless
as a corpse the very moment sunlight
touches it; only to rise again the next nightfall.
Furthermore, it is compelled to attack
and kill all non-nocturnal beings, especially
beautiful beings of the opposite sex whose
Facial and Bodily Attractiveness sub-ability
scores each exceed 130. Note that if the
former character had spellcasting ability, the
nocturnal creature will have them also.
20. Floatation, of: Whosoever
dons this armor will have the ability to magically
float at 1d100 feet above the ground.
This effect lasts for 1d100 rounds and once
the effect has indeed ended, the wearer will
float harmlessly to the ground. This property
is useable 1d100 times per day and the
command word is "Flood-cock."
21. Gladiators, of: This armor
only provides magical protection for a character
who is a gladiator by occupation. In
addition to granted magical properties, this
armor also grants a CA of 30 when used
while in a gladiatorial arena.
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