Difference between revisions of "MRPG Spellbooks"

Revision as of 05:34, 24 July 2012

Spellbooks have many similarities to weapons but much more generalized stats.

All spellbooks:

Count as Blunt weapons and use the Weapon Proficiency: Blunt for calculating AVs
Do NOT recieve the +1 for being of Very Fine quality
Use the exact same weapon stats, specifically 1d4 for damage.
Count as 1-handed weapons
Are considered the "spellbook" weapon sub-type

Note: while spellbooks count as blunt weapons they do not require the blunt weapon proficiency to be equipped.

Therefore, only the follow attributes are required for spellbooks:

Name	Description	Quality	Rarity	Weight
Novice Spellbook	A simple leather-bound parchment book with enchanted pages, the mage can inscribe up to 5 spells in it.	Simple'	Common	1

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+Spellbooks have many similarities to weapons but much more generalized stats.
+All spellbooks:
+*Count as Blunt weapons and use the Weapon Proficiency: Blunt for calculating AVs
+*Do NOT recieve the +1 for being of Very Fine quality
+*Use the exact same weapon stats, specifically 1d4 for damage.
+*Count as 1-handed weapons
+*Are considered the "spellbook" weapon sub-type
+'''Note:''' while spellbooks count as blunt weapons they do not require the blunt weapon proficiency to be equipped.
+Therefore, only the follow attributes are required for spellbooks:
+<table border="1">
+<tr>
+<td>'''Name'''</td><td>'''Description'''</td><td>'''Quality'''</td><td>'''Rarity'''</td><td>'''Weight'''</td>
+</tr>
+<tr>
+<td>Novice Spellbook</td><td>A simple leather-bound parchment book with enchanted pages, the mage can inscribe up to 5 spells in it.</td><td>Simple'</td><td>Common</td><td>1</td>
+</tr>
+</table>
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