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Siddharth1: /* Equip Items */

2018-09-26T18:03:09Z

Equip Items

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	*'''Random'''		*'''Random'''
	Randomly-generated items are mostly weapons and other gear generated by the game-engine as "loot". These will usually include one or two simple crafted effects(enchantments or runes), depending on rarity.		Randomly-generated items are mostly weapons and other gear generated by the game-engine as "loot". These will usually include one or two simple crafted effects (enchantments or runes), depending on rarity.

	*'''Crafted'''		*'''Crafted'''
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	*'''Named'''		*'''Named'''
	Named items are special pieces of equipment, usually high-~~end~~ loot. They may have better stats or unique functions, and are often very hard to find. Some named items may drop randomly around the world.		Named items are special pieces of equipment, usually high-value loot. They may have better stats or unique functions, and are often very hard to find. Some named items may drop randomly around the world.

	===Equipment Slots===		===Equipment Slots===
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	*'''Armor:''' There are eight slots for [[MRPG Armor\|armor]]: head, hands, wrists, feet, shins, legs, chest, and shoulders.		*'''Armor:''' There are eight slots for [[MRPG Armor\|armor]]: head, hands, wrists, feet, shins, legs, chest, and shoulders.

	*'''Hands:''' The player has two slots for hands, Main Hand and Off Hand, some weapons ~~will~~ require two hands and thus take up both slots. Some equip items are not actually weapons, but anything you hold goes in this slot.		*'''Hands:''' The player has two slots for hands, Main Hand and Off Hand, but some weapons require two hands and thus take up both slots. Some equip items are not actually weapons, but anything you hold goes in this slot.

	*'''Jewelry:''' The players jewelry-equip slots consist of: Neck, two Earrings, and eight Rings		*'''Jewelry:''' The players' jewelry-equip slots consist of: Neck, two Earrings, and eight Rings.

	===Jewelry===		===Jewelry===
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	While weapons are divided into many categories, two basic distinctions are important: melee rand ranged.		While weapons are divided into many categories, two basic distinctions are important: melee rand ranged.
	*'''Melee:''' A ''Melee'' Weapon is any weapon that must come into ~~contact~~ with an enemy in order to function.		*'''Melee:''' A ''Melee'' Weapon is any weapon that must come into close quarters with an enemy in order to function.
	*'''Ranged:''' a ''Ranged'' Weapon is any weapon that fires a projectile from a distance, with the projectile striking the enemy		*'''Ranged:''' a ''Ranged'' Weapon is any weapon that fires a projectile from a distance, with the projectile striking the enemy.

	This distinction is particularly important for various effect rules and in crafting/understanding what types of weapons can exist. For example, a Hooked Bow would be ridiculous. That doesn't mean you can't have one.		This distinction is particularly important for various effect rules and in crafting/understanding what types of weapons can exist. For example, a Hooked Bow would be ridiculous. That doesn't mean you can't have one.
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	===Ammunition===		===Ammunition===
	Unlike other games, Mage Wars will not use individual arrows/bolts/axes/bullets/etc because that system just gets seriously annoying. Instead, ammunition is essentially generated by an ammo bag. So a basic Crossbow Quiver contains an infinite number of crossbow bolts, having it equipped will ensure that you always have bolts to use.		Unlike other games, Mage Wars will not use individual arrows/bolts/axes/bullets/etc. because that system just gets seriously annoying, with the necessity of collecting new shots from the NPC dead. Instead, ammunition is essentially generated by an ammo bag. So a basic Crossbow Quiver contains an infinite number of crossbow bolts, having it equipped will ensure that you always have bolts to use.

	Different bags apply to different weapons, a player using a longbow needs arrows, a player using a slingshot needs rocks, etc. In order to use a given weapon that requires ammunition, the player must have the appropriate ammo bag equipped.		Different bags apply to different weapons: a player using a longbow needs arrows, a player using a slingshot needs rocks, etc. In order to use a given weapon that requires ammunition, the player must have the appropriate ammo bag equipped.

	Higher-level bags will also produce more powerful ammo, such as a flaming bolt bag that makes crossbow bolts which do additional fire damage. Ammo bags are [[MRPG Crafting\|craftable]] but will require relatively high levels of crafting expertise to create.		Higher-level bags will also produce more powerful ammo, such as a flaming bolt bag that makes crossbow bolts which do additional fire damage. Ammo bags are [[MRPG Crafting\|craftable]] but will require relatively high levels of crafting expertise to create.

	*'''This Is Important:''' Ammo bags are not magical items. The player may not turn a quiver upside down and empty out an infinite number of arrows, and then sell them ~~too~~ a vendor for cash. The idea is that if you have a bag, it has appropriate ammunition in it, and leave it at that. The only other option is to obsessively count arrows, and that gets really stupid.		*'''This Is Important:''' Ammo bags are not magical items. The player may not turn a quiver upside down and empty out an infinite number of arrows, and then sell them to a vendor for cash. The idea is that if you have a bag, it has appropriate ammunition in it, and leave it at that. The only other option is to obsessively count arrows, and that gets really stupid.

	===Item Minimum Levels===		===Item Minimum Levels===
	Item MLs are based on a point system. Quality levels Poor through Fine have no effect, but Very Fine items have 1 point added to their minimum level. Every special property added brings in another point. Base items have their own Minimum levels(certain weapon sub-types, plate armor, etc). So for example, a single Fire-Imbued piece of leather armor would have a minimum level of 2. For enchantments, each tier of the enchantment is also worth 1 point, so a Tier III enchantment adds 3 to the minimum level required to equip the item. Each + point on a weapon also adds to the minimum level, however this does not include the +1 for being Very Fine. A base +2 Very Fine weapon would still be ML3, not ML4.		Item MLs are based on a point system. Quality levels Poor through Fine have no effect, but Very Fine items have 1 point added to their minimum level. Every special property added brings in another point. Base items have their own Minimum levels (certain weapon sub-types, plate armor, etc). So for example, a single Fire-Imbued piece of leather armor would have a minimum level of 2. For enchantments, each tier of the enchantment is also worth 1 point, so a Tier III enchantment adds 3 to the minimum level required to equip the item. Each + point on a weapon also adds to the minimum level, however this does not include the +1 for being Very Fine. A base +2 Very Fine weapon would still be ML3, not ML4.

	*'''Example 1:''' a piece of leather armor is Very Fine, Fire-Imbued, and has a Tier-I enchantment on it. The Minimum Level is 4.		*'''Example 1:''' a piece of leather armor is Very Fine, Fire-Imbued, and has a Tier-I enchantment on it. The Minimum Level is 4.
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	(See [[MRPG Crafting]] for details)		(See [[MRPG Crafting]] for details)

	Randomly generated Equip items(such as weapons, armor, and robes):		Randomly generated Equip items (such as weapons, armor, and robes):
	*'''Common''' will just be your very basic blank or finished item. These can generate in any quality level, but will not have an inherent +value.		*'''Common''' will just be your very basic blank or finished item. These can generate in any quality level, but will not have an inherent +value.
	*'''Uncommon''' will include a basic enchantment, tier according to level. Uncommon items can only generate in Simple to Very Fine and can be up to +2.		*'''Uncommon''' will include a basic enchantment, tier according to level. Uncommon items can only generate in Simple to Very Fine and can be up to +2.
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	*'''Common''' There will be no common named items.		*'''Common''' There will be no common named items.
	*'''Uncommon''' will be equivalent to their random counterparts, but can be -Imbued and runed(though runes will be uncommon within the uncommon demographic).		*'''Uncommon''' will be equivalent to their random counterparts, but can be -Imbued and runed(though runes will be uncommon within the uncommon demographic).
	*'''Rare, Mythic, and Epic''' named items will have specific, laid-out sets of enchantments, rituals, exotic properties, and runes selected to compliment each other. They may also have special(unique) attributes.		*'''Rare, Mythic, and Epic''' named items will have specific, laid-out sets of enchantments, rituals, exotic properties, and runes selected to compliment each other. They may also have special (unique) attributes.

	Additionally, many Rare named items have Mythic and Epic versions that can be obtained through [[MRPG Ritual Crafting\|Ritual Crafting]]. In these casses, the mythic and epic versions never drop, only the components to upgrade the item. These items may also have unique rituals meant to further enhance them. Fully-upgraded Epic items will be the rarest and most powerful of all, and will always have at least one attribute unique to Epic items.		Additionally, many Rare named items have Mythic and Epic versions that can be obtained through [[MRPG Ritual Crafting\|Ritual Crafting]]. In these casses, the mythic and epic versions never drop, only the components to upgrade the item. These items may also have unique rituals meant to further enhance them. Fully-upgraded Epic items will be the rarest and most powerful of all, and will always have at least one attribute unique to Epic items.
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	===Item Bindings===		===Item Bindings===
	A "bound" item is an item that is tied to a specific character or player account. Every item with a bind-effect will pop up an "are you sure?" dialogue when first equipped. Some items may be Bind on Acquire, while others(many) will be bind-on-equip(BOE), allowing for the 1-time selling and trading. Still others will simply have no binding-state whatsoever.		A "bound" item is an item that is tied to a specific character or player account. Every item with a bind-effect will pop up an "are you sure?" dialogue box when first equipped. Some items may be Bind on Acquire, while others (many) will be bind-on-equip (BOE), allowing for the 1-time selling and trading. Still others will simply have no binding-state whatsoever.

	Most items in Mage Wars RPG will be Bound to Account, allowing players to share them between their various characters. Some will be specifically Bound to Character, though this will be restricted primarily to Named items and items specific to completing some quest or another(a magical key, for example, that opens a door, and that the character has completed a quest in order to obtain).		Most items in Mage Wars RPG will be Bound to Account, allowing players to share them between their various characters. Some will be specifically Bound to Character, though this will be restricted primarily to Named items and items specific to completing some quest or another(a magical key, for example, that opens a door, and that the character has completed a quest in order to obtain).

CourseDirector: /* See Also */

2016-04-28T22:37:37Z

CourseDirector: /* Weapons */

2015-11-09T23:13:17Z

Weapons

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	*'''Ranged:''' a ''Ranged'' Weapon is any weapon that fires a projectile from a distance, with the projectile striking the enemy		*'''Ranged:''' a ''Ranged'' Weapon is any weapon that fires a projectile from a distance, with the projectile striking the enemy

	This distinction is particularly important for various effect rules and in crafting/understanding what types of weapons can exist. For example, a Hooked Bow would be ridiculous.		This distinction is particularly important for various effect rules and in crafting/understanding what types of weapons can exist. For example, a Hooked Bow would be ridiculous. That doesn't mean you can't have one.

	All Bladed, Blunt, and Martial weapons count as melee, while everything in the Ranged category, as well as throwing weapons, counts as ranged.		All Bladed, Blunt, and Martial weapons count as melee, while everything in the Ranged category, as well as throwing weapons, counts as ranged.

CourseDirector: /* Use-Items */

2015-10-22T20:09:01Z

Use-Items

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	===Use-Items===		===Use-Items===
	Use items are items that have some effect but are not equipped. Scrolls are a prime example. Other items, such as [[MRPG Crafting#Smithing\|smithing tools]] and transcription components, are used but never equipped.		Use items are items that have some effect but are not equipped. Scrolls are a prime example. Other items, such as [[MRPG Crafting#Smithing\|smithing tools]] and transcription components, are used but never equipped.

			*[[MRPG Scrolls]]
			*[[MRPG Smithing Tools]]

	==Item Lists==		==Item Lists==

CourseDirector: /* Ritual-Bound */

2015-10-16T02:55:07Z

Ritual-Bound

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	====Ritual-Bound====		====Ritual-Bound====
	There may be a better name for this later, but players will be able to perform a special ritual that binds one equip-item to their character in a unique way. The item then becomes Bound to Character. This lowers the item minimum level by 1, and if it is a weapon, the strength requirement by 2.		There may be a better name for this later, but players will be able to perform a special [[MRPG Ritual Enchanting\|ritual]] that binds one equip-item to their character in a unique way. The item then becomes Bound to Character. This lowers the item minimum level by 1, and if it is a weapon, the strength requirement by 2.

	This may be required to unlock certain attributes or even just to use some Named weapons.		This may be required to unlock certain attributes or even just to use some Named weapons.

CourseDirector: /* Encumbrance */

2015-10-15T19:39:56Z

Encumbrance

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	Visit the individual [[MRPG Weapons\|weapon]] and [[MRPG Armor\|armor]] pages to check the sizes for those items.		Visit the individual [[MRPG Weapons\|weapon]] and [[MRPG Armor\|armor]] pages to check the sizes for those items.

	~~===Encumbrance===~~
	~~Encumbrance is a new system that replaces weight, because weight is dumb and tedious.~~

	~~Basic system is as follows:~~
	*Stuff you can't equip doesn't matter
	*Little stuff like jewelry has a rating of 0
	*Bigger, heavier items have higher rating

	Be reasonable about what you carry. Just because you can't equip it and we aren't making you add up the number of pounds doesn't mean you can carry an entire wagon in your pocket. Just be cool about it and I'll create rules for Pen and Paper Hoarders later.

	~~====Base Encumbrance By Size====~~

	~~<table border="1">~~
	~~<tr><td>Tiny</td><td>0</td></tr>~~
	~~<tr><td>Very Small</td><td>0</td></tr>~~
	~~<tr><td>Small</td><td>0</td></tr>~~
	~~<tr><td>Medium</td><td>1</td></tr>~~
	~~<tr><td>Large</td><td>4</td></tr>~~
	~~<tr><td>Very Large</td><td>8</td></tr>~~
	~~<tr><td>Immense</td><td>30</td></tr>~~
	~~</table>~~

	~~Each point of Encumbrance counts as a - to your speed [[MRPG Stats\|Stat]]. A character who's speed reaches 0 is unable to move.~~

	==Equip Items==		==Equip Items==

CourseDirector: /* Base Encumbrance By Size */

2015-10-15T19:36:46Z

Base Encumbrance By Size

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	</table>		</table>

	Each point of Encumbrance counts as a - to your speed[[MRPG Stats\|Stat]]. A character who's speed reaches 0 is unable to move.		Each point of Encumbrance counts as a - to your speed [[MRPG Stats\|Stat]]. A character who's speed reaches 0 is unable to move.

	==Equip Items==		==Equip Items==

CourseDirector: /* Size */

2015-10-15T18:46:55Z

Size

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	*Little stuff like jewelry has a rating of 0		*Little stuff like jewelry has a rating of 0
	*Bigger, heavier items have higher rating		*Bigger, heavier items have higher rating

			Be reasonable about what you carry. Just because you can't equip it and we aren't making you add up the number of pounds doesn't mean you can carry an entire wagon in your pocket. Just be cool about it and I'll create rules for Pen and Paper Hoarders later.

	====Base Encumbrance By Size====		====Base Encumbrance By Size====
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	<tr><td>Immense</td><td>30</td></tr>		<tr><td>Immense</td><td>30</td></tr>
	</table>		</table>

			Each point of Encumbrance counts as a - to your speed[[MRPG Stats\|Stat]]. A character who's speed reaches 0 is unable to move.

	==Equip Items==		==Equip Items==

CourseDirector: /* Encumbrance */

2015-03-24T17:06:37Z

Encumbrance

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	<tr><td>Very Large</td><td>8</td></tr>		<tr><td>Very Large</td><td>8</td></tr>
	<tr><td>Immense</td><td>30</td></tr>		<tr><td>Immense</td><td>30</td></tr>
			</table>

	==Equip Items==		==Equip Items==

CourseDirector: /* Size */

2015-03-24T16:58:23Z

Size

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	Visit the individual [[MRPG Weapons\|weapon]] and [[MRPG Armor\|armor]] pages to check the sizes for those items.		Visit the individual [[MRPG Weapons\|weapon]] and [[MRPG Armor\|armor]] pages to check the sizes for those items.

			===Encumbrance===
			Encumbrance is a new system that replaces weight, because weight is dumb and tedious.

			Basic system is as follows:
			*Stuff you can't equip doesn't matter
			*Little stuff like jewelry has a rating of 0
			*Bigger, heavier items have higher rating

			====Base Encumbrance By Size====

			<table border="1">
			<tr><td>Tiny</td><td>0</td></tr>
			<tr><td>Very Small</td><td>0</td></tr>
			<tr><td>Small</td><td>0</td></tr>
			<tr><td>Medium</td><td>1</td></tr>
			<tr><td>Large</td><td>4</td></tr>
			<tr><td>Very Large</td><td>8</td></tr>
			<tr><td>Immense</td><td>30</td></tr>

	==Equip Items==		==Equip Items==

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	==See Also==		==See Also==
	*[[Mage Wars RPG]]		*[[Mage Wars RPG]]
			*[[MRPG Named Items]]
	*[[MRPG Weapons and Armor]]		*[[MRPG Weapons and Armor]]
	*[[MRPG Weapons]]		*[[MRPG Weapons]]

	[[Category:Mage Wars RPG]]		[[Category:Mage Wars RPG]]