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This is a list of all the miscellaneous equipment available in the game, either for sale, or as craftable items. Note that a wide variety of [[Adventuring Gear]] exists as well, which encompasses the more common gear adventurers might be interested in. | This is a list of all the miscellaneous equipment available in the game, either for sale, or as craftable items. Note that a wide variety of [[Adventuring Gear]] exists as well, which encompasses the more common gear adventurers might be interested in. | ||
===Apron, Leather=== | ===Apron, Leather=== | ||
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A leather apron is made of very thick treated leather, meant to protect the wearer from the many hazards of their work, whether that be the flying bone shards a butcher might create while butch-ing, or splatters of molten metal a smith might create during forging. A leather apron provides the wearer DR 1/- and ER 1/-, but only for purposes of using a Profession skill or the Creator skill. Leather aprons have no combat utility, since they only cover the torso and upper legs of the front of the wearer. They do not protect the wearer's face, head, neck or back. | A leather apron is made of very thick treated leather, meant to protect the wearer from the many hazards of their work, whether that be the flying bone shards a butcher might create while butch-ing, or splatters of molten metal a smith might create during forging. A leather apron provides the wearer DR 1/- and ER 1/-, but only for purposes of using a Profession skill or the Creator skill. Leather aprons have no combat utility, since they only cover the torso and upper legs of the front of the wearer. They do not protect the wearer's face, head, neck or back. | ||
===Banner Harness=== | ===Banner Harness=== | ||
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A small banner is typically designed with the carrier's heraldry or sigil, or the local flag of the banner-carrier's allegiance. Small banners grant nearby allies a +2 bonus to their perception checks to see the banner carrier and take his or her directions. A person carrying a small banner also suffers a -2 penalty to any stealth checks. Warlords use banners to provide bonuses to their allies. A small banner requires one hand to wield unless a banner harness is used. | A small banner is typically designed with the carrier's heraldry or sigil, or the local flag of the banner-carrier's allegiance. Small banners grant nearby allies a +2 bonus to their perception checks to see the banner carrier and take his or her directions. A person carrying a small banner also suffers a -2 penalty to any stealth checks. Warlords use banners to provide bonuses to their allies. A small banner requires one hand to wield unless a banner harness is used. | ||
===Basket=== | ===Basket=== | ||
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A small brass bell with a clapper inside, which rings if shook. A fantastic way to wake people up or accompany your retelling of your latest trip to the store. Not recommended for bards. | A small brass bell with a clapper inside, which rings if shook. A fantastic way to wake people up or accompany your retelling of your latest trip to the store. Not recommended for bards. | ||
===Block and Tackle=== | ===Block and Tackle=== | ||
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Fine body art is a tattoo using a few colors of ink, and creating a good-looking piece of skin art on the wearer. Such a tattoo requires four hours of work to create, and the inks used will fade only a little over a decade or so, though the image created will last for as long as the wearer's skin remains intact. | Fine body art is a tattoo using a few colors of ink, and creating a good-looking piece of skin art on the wearer. Such a tattoo requires four hours of work to create, and the inks used will fade only a little over a decade or so, though the image created will last for as long as the wearer's skin remains intact. | ||
===Book, Holy Text=== | ===Book, Holy Text=== | ||
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This is a wooden box capable of holding up to 15 scrolls, which can then be stored on a bookshelf. Scroll boxes are useful to keep dust and vermin away from scrolls, but they are not watertight. They are intended for long term storage in a climate-controlled environment, like a library. | This is a wooden box capable of holding up to 15 scrolls, which can then be stored on a bookshelf. Scroll boxes are useful to keep dust and vermin away from scrolls, but they are not watertight. They are intended for long term storage in a climate-controlled environment, like a library. | ||
===Bucket=== | ===Bucket=== | ||
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A superior buoy uses three anchors spaced apart to more precisely maintain its location, and is usually taller, bearing a small pennant so that it is easier to spot. A superior smuggler's buoy is similarly anchored, but painted to blend into the colors of the water unless viewed through a particular lens or under a particular light, when it is easily visible. Magical smuggler's buoys also exist and are far more secure from casual observers, but are considerably more expensive. | A superior buoy uses three anchors spaced apart to more precisely maintain its location, and is usually taller, bearing a small pennant so that it is easier to spot. A superior smuggler's buoy is similarly anchored, but painted to blend into the colors of the water unless viewed through a particular lens or under a particular light, when it is easily visible. Magical smuggler's buoys also exist and are far more secure from casual observers, but are considerably more expensive. | ||
===Cards, Fortune-Telling=== | ===Cards, Fortune-Telling=== | ||
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This is a deck of normal playing cards, used to play many popular gambling games. Card games are preferred by the elites over dice games, though many gamblers aren't terribly picky, so long as wagers are being made. | This is a deck of normal playing cards, used to play many popular gambling games. Card games are preferred by the elites over dice games, though many gamblers aren't terribly picky, so long as wagers are being made. | ||
===Cauldron=== | ===Cauldron=== | ||
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This is a small lattice of leather straps with small metal spikes poking out, which are laced over the underside of your shoes or boots to give better traction in snowy and icy conditions. When worn, they give a +4 circumstance bonus to Acrobatics checks made to balance on a slippery surface. If worn while travelling over hard surfaces, such as natural stone or cobblestone roads, they rapidly become broken. | This is a small lattice of leather straps with small metal spikes poking out, which are laced over the underside of your shoes or boots to give better traction in snowy and icy conditions. When worn, they give a +4 circumstance bonus to Acrobatics checks made to balance on a slippery surface. If worn while travelling over hard surfaces, such as natural stone or cobblestone roads, they rapidly become broken. | ||
===Coffee Pot=== | ===Coffee Pot=== | ||
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A simple iron kettle with a lid and a spout meant for heating water. Also useful for tea and other hot beverages. | A simple iron kettle with a lid and a spout meant for heating water. Also useful for tea and other hot beverages. | ||
===Cot=== | ===Cot=== | ||
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A simple hand drill with a metal bit and a wooden grip. You must turn the bit yourself, and apply pressure to force the bit to bite into the surface you wish to drill. The bit is designed for softer mediums such as wood, not stone or metal. Drilling a hole into metal or stone will work, but it takes much longer and the drill is ruined after one such hole has been drilled. The drill can only use a single bit, but the size of the bit can be chosen at the time of purchase. This drill is only for holes up to 1 inch in diameter. Larger holes require much larger (and more costly) drills. | A simple hand drill with a metal bit and a wooden grip. You must turn the bit yourself, and apply pressure to force the bit to bite into the surface you wish to drill. The bit is designed for softer mediums such as wood, not stone or metal. Drilling a hole into metal or stone will work, but it takes much longer and the drill is ruined after one such hole has been drilled. The drill can only use a single bit, but the size of the bit can be chosen at the time of purchase. This drill is only for holes up to 1 inch in diameter. Larger holes require much larger (and more costly) drills. | ||
===Earplugs=== | ===Earplugs=== | ||
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The DC to pick the lock or escape from superior fetters is 30. | The DC to pick the lock or escape from superior fetters is 30. | ||
===Firewood (1 day)=== | ===Firewood (1 day)=== | ||