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|itemtype=Magic Device | |itemtype=Magic Device | ||
|weight=2 kilograms |value=33000 | |weight=2 kilograms |value=33000 | ||
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|fluff=This staff is covered with intricate images of fire, and has an intimidating claw at its base. | |fluff=This staff is covered with intricate images of fire, and has an intimidating claw at its base. | ||
|effect1={{Icon|Orange}} The staff can be plunged into the ground as a [[standard action]]. It immediately releases a thunderous boom which can be heard from 3 kilometers away. Five rounds later, the sky above the staff for 1 kilometer around begins to release a [[heavy rain]] of fire. On that round and every later round, everything that is outside and beneath the sky area takes 1d6 Heat damage, and is lit [[on fire]] on a successful wound. | |effect1={{Icon|Orange}} The staff can be plunged into the ground as a [[standard action]]. It immediately releases a thunderous boom which can be heard from 3 kilometers away. Five rounds later, the sky above the staff for 1 kilometer around begins to release a [[heavy rain]] of fire. On that round and every later round, everything that is outside and beneath the sky area takes 1d6 Heat damage, and is lit [[on fire]] on a successful wound. | ||
Revision as of 07:41, 28 January 2015
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| Cataclysm Staff Magic Device
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| This staff is covered with intricate images of fire, and has an intimidating claw at its base. | |
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| Value 33000 copper Weight 2 kilograms
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Effects:  The staff can be plunged into the ground as a standard action. It immediately releases a thunderous boom which can be heard from 3 kilometers away. Five rounds later, the sky above the staff for 1 kilometer around begins to release a heavy rain of fire. On that round and every later round, everything that is outside and beneath the sky area takes 1d6 Heat damage, and is lit on fire on a successful wound.
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