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Core Races 1
to wizardly studies for multiple generations. Older elven
wizards take note of their own insights into the secrets of
arcane magic and compile these thoughts with the ideas of
earlier generations to form family workbooks. When used
as a reference (an action that typically takes 1d4 full rounds
of searching the text), an arcane family workbook grants a
+2 circumstance bonus on a Spellcraft checks. This bonus
increases to +4 if 1d4 hours are spent referencing the book.
Artificer’s Lab, Portable: The portable artificer’s
lab contains everything needed to create magic items,
though many of the tools and implements are of only the
most basic type. This lab allows the artificer to spend
4 hours crafting each night while out adventuring, and
net 3 hours’ worth of work (instead of 2). However, because
the tools are all designed to fulfill multiple functions and
the portable lab lacks the space and quiet that provide
ideal circumstances for creating magic items, the skill
check to complete a magic item that had any of its work
done using a portable lab takes a –5 penalty.
Bag, Bear: These sacks each include a 20-foot-long rope,
from which they may be easily suspended from a tree limb
or similar anchor point. Placing foodstuffs or fragile
materials in hanging sacks is often considered a basic
precaution when camping in the wild, to prevent bears and
other predators from rooting through the sack’s contents.
Spellbook, Compact: The need to be able to record
and travel with dozens or even hundreds of spells often
forces elven wizards to seek lighter spellbooks. Compact
spellbooks hold only 70 pages of spells, but they weigh
significantly less than an ordinary spellbook.
Tent, Hanging: A hanging tent is a small tent (able
to comfortably house a single Medium creature) with a
teardrop shape, which hangs from a sturdy anchor rope.
The rope can be tied to a tree limb, grappling hook, or even
a piton hammered into a cliff side. Hanging tents are used
primarily in mountainous terrain (where no f lat surface
may be available for camping) and swamps (where no dry
ground may be available). Climbing in or out of a hanging
tent is a full-round action that requires a DC 10 Climb
check. Failure indicates another attempt must be made,
while failure by 5 or more indicates the camper has fallen
from the tent.
Elven Equipment
Item Cost Weight
Arcane family workbook 300 gp 3 lbs.
Artificer’s lab, portable 300 gp 40 lbs.
Bag, bear 2 gp 3 lbs.*
Spellbook, compact (blank) 50 gp 1 lb.
Tent, hanging 20 gp 15 lbs.*
* These items weigh 1/4 this amount when made for Small
characters. Containers for Small characters also carry 1/4
the normal amount.
Elven Special Materials
Given their strong ties to nature and inclination for arcane
arts, it’s not surprising that elves have developed a few
special materials well suited to their needs and homelands.
Darkleaf Cloth: Darkleaf cloth is a special form of
f lexible material made by weaving together leaves and
thin strips of bark from darkwood trees, then treating
the resulting fabric with special alchemical processes.
The resulting material is tough as cured hide but much
lighter, making it an excellent material from which to
create armor. Spell failure chances for armors made
from darkleaf cloth decrease by 10% (to a minimum of
5%), maximum Dexterity bonuses increase by 2, and
armor check penalties decrease by 3 (to a minimum of 0).
An item made from darkleaf cloth weighs half as much
as the same item made from normal cured leather, furs,
or hides. Items not primarily constructed of leather, fur,
or hide are not meaningfully affected by being partially
made of darkleaf cloth. As such padded, leather, studded
leather, and hide armor can be made out of darkleaf
cloth (although other types of armor made of leather or
hide might be possible). Because darkleaf cloth remains
f lexible, it cannot be used to construct rigid items such
as shields or metal armors. Armors fashioned from
darkleaf cloth are always masterwork items as well; the
masterwork cost is included in the prices given below.
Darkleaf cloth has 20 hit points per inch of thickness
and hardness 10.
Wyroot: The root of the wyrwood tree has a peculiar
quality. When a weapon constructed of wyroot confirms a
critical hit, it absorbs some of the life force of the creature
hit. The creature hit is unharmed and the wyroot weapon
gains 1 life point. As a swift action, a wielder with a ki
pool or an arcane pool can absorb 1 life point from the
wyrwood weapon and convert it into either 1 ki point
or 1 arcane pool point. Most wyroot weapons can only
hold 1 life point at a time, but higher-quality wyroot does
exist. The most powerful wyroot weapons can hold up to
3 life points at a time. Any unspent life points dissipate
at dusk.
Wyroot can be used to construct any melee weapon made
entirely of wood or a melee weapon with a wooden haft.
Constructing a wyroot weapon that can hold 1 life point
increases the weapon’s cost by 1,000 gp, constructing one
that can hold up to 2 life points increases the weapon’s cost
by 2,000 gp, and constructing one that can hold up to 3 life
points increases the weapon’s cost by 4,000 gp.
Type of Darkleaf Cloth Item
Clothing
Light armor
Medium armor
Other items
Cost Modifier
+500 gp
+750 gp
+1,500 gp
+375 gp/lb.
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