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| − | A [[Relics|relic]] from the [[Book of Engoku]]. | + | A [[Relics (V7)|relic]] from the [[Book of Engoku (V7)]]. |
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| − | The eastern shores of Nippon have some of the richest beds of pearl oysters in all the lands. Some say the Pearl of Wisdom came from the Mother of Pearls, a truly massive, immortal oyster residing in the center of the largest bed. The Pearl of Wisdom is quite large, about a foot across (interestingly enough, about the same size as a regulation dodge ball). The Pearl of Wisdom, when in the hands of any sort of [[monk]], priest, [[druid]], or [[healer]], takes on unique properties. If the aforementioned wielder states some good advice, the Pearl of Wisdom becomes a [[red]] [[throwing weapon]] for one throw, and may be thrown (even if the class doesn’t have ‘throwing weapons’). The effect stays active for two minutes. It’s suggested the advice you give is cliché. For example: “a watched pot never boils”. Note that your Pearl of Wisdom must have a cover. Pearls aren’t red. | + | The eastern shores of Nippon have some of the richest beds of pearl oysters in all the lands. Some say the Pearl of Wisdom came from the Mother of Pearls, a truly massive, immortal oyster residing in the center of the largest bed. The Pearl of Wisdom is quite large, about a foot across (interestingly enough, about the same size as a regulation dodge ball). The Pearl of Wisdom, when in the hands of any sort of [[monk (V7)]], priest, [[druid (V7)]], or [[healer (V7)]], takes on unique properties. If the aforementioned wielder states some good advice, the Pearl of Wisdom becomes a [[red (V7)]] [[throwing weapon (V7)]] for one throw, and may be thrown (even if the class doesn’t have ‘throwing weapons’). The effect stays active for two minutes. It’s suggested the advice you give is cliché. For example: “a watched pot never boils”. Note that your Pearl of Wisdom must have a cover. Pearls aren’t red. |
[[Category: Amtgard Seven Relics]] [[Category: Book of Engoku Item Relics]] | [[Category: Amtgard Seven Relics]] [[Category: Book of Engoku Item Relics]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:58, 12 January 2015
A relic from the Book of Engoku (V7).
Description
The eastern shores of Nippon have some of the richest beds of pearl oysters in all the lands. Some say the Pearl of Wisdom came from the Mother of Pearls, a truly massive, immortal oyster residing in the center of the largest bed. The Pearl of Wisdom is quite large, about a foot across (interestingly enough, about the same size as a regulation dodge ball). The Pearl of Wisdom, when in the hands of any sort of monk (V7), priest, druid (V7), or healer (V7), takes on unique properties. If the aforementioned wielder states some good advice, the Pearl of Wisdom becomes a red (V7) throwing weapon (V7) for one throw, and may be thrown (even if the class doesn’t have ‘throwing weapons’). The effect stays active for two minutes. It’s suggested the advice you give is cliché. For example: “a watched pot never boils”. Note that your Pearl of Wisdom must have a cover. Pearls aren’t red.
