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|itemtype=Magic Device | |itemtype=Magic Device | ||
|fluff=This is a rod with a slot for a gem at one end. | |fluff=This is a rod with a slot for a gem at one end. | ||
| − | |value=15000 | + | |value=15000 |
| − | |weight=3 | + | |weight=3 kilograms |
|effect1=If the Paragon Wand is powered by Gem(s) of the correct color(s), it may be used to cast its spell. It takes 3 hours while powered to regain the ability to cast that spell. | |effect1=If the Paragon Wand is powered by Gem(s) of the correct color(s), it may be used to cast its spell. It takes 3 hours while powered to regain the ability to cast that spell. | ||
|special=A Paragon Wand is built around one particular Paragon [[Spell list|spell]]. If it's a [[bound]] spell, it doesn't begin recharging until it's unbound. The Wand is the caster, and anyone holding the Wand can force it to unbind its spell by taking a [[standard action]]. | |special=A Paragon Wand is built around one particular Paragon [[Spell list|spell]]. If it's a [[bound]] spell, it doesn't begin recharging until it's unbound. The Wand is the caster, and anyone holding the Wand can force it to unbind its spell by taking a [[standard action]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 18:27, 19 December 2015
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| Paragon Wand Magic Device
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| This is a rod with a slot for a gem at one end. | |
| Value 15000 copper Weight 3 kilograms
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| Effects: If the Paragon Wand is powered by Gem(s) of the correct color(s), it may be used to cast its spell. It takes 3 hours while powered to regain the ability to cast that spell. | |
| Special: A Paragon Wand is built around one particular Paragon spell. If it's a bound spell, it doesn't begin recharging until it's unbound. The Wand is the caster, and anyone holding the Wand can force it to unbind its spell by taking a standard action. |
