New Armor
Aegis of Sakura
Price 2,500 gp; Slot none; CL 2nd; Weight 20 lb.; Aura moderate Nature; Scaling wonder
This set of light armor appears to be a +1 greenwood leaf armor made from the animated living wood and leaves of the cherry tree. Each spring, the aegis of sakura becomes alive with beautiful cherry blossoms.
5th Level – 3,500 gp: The armor also grants whoever wears it access to the Nature (plantlife) sphere (which the wearer may cast at CL 2). In addition, like a wand, the suit also provides a single temporary spell point which must be recharged. This spell point may only be used to power any sphere talents or abilities which the aegis of sakura provides.
7th Level – 6,500 gp: Any sphere talent or ability which the aegis of sakura provides is now cast at CL 4. In addition to the Nature (plantlife) sphere, the wearer is also granted access to the *Barkskin talent.
9th Level – 14,500 gp: The aegis of sakura becomes a +1 light fortification greenwood leaf armor. In addition to the Nature (plantlife) sphere and Barkskin talent (which the wearer may cast at CL 6), the armor now provides two temporary spell points which must be recharged after use.
12th Level – 35,500 gp: The aegis of sakura becomes a +2 light fortification greenwood leaf armor. In addition to the Nature (plantlife) sphere and Barkskin talent, the armor now provides access to both the Alteration sphere and the Plant Transformation talent, which are cast at CL 10.
14th Level – 66,500 gp: The aegis of sakura becomes a +1 moderate fortification greenwood leaf armor. The armor grants access to the Alteration sphere, the Plant Transformation talent, the Nature (plantlife) sphere, Barkskin and Grow Plants talents (which the wearer may cast at CL 13). In addition, the armor now provides three temporary spell points which must be recharged after use.
16th Level – 71,000 gp: The aegis of sakura becomes a +1 heavy fortification greenwood leaf armor. The armor grants access to the Alteration sphere, the Plant Transformation talent, the Nature (plantlife) sphere, Barkskin and Grow Plants talents (which the wearer may cast at CL 16). In addition, the armor now provides four temporary spell points which must be recharged after use.
18th Level – 146,500 gp: The aegis of sakura becomes a +3 heavy fortification greenwood leaf armor. The armor grants access to the Alteration sphere, the Plant Transformation talent, the Nature (plantlife) sphere, Barkskin and Grow Plants talents (which the wearer may cast at CL 18). In addition, the armor now provides five temporary spell points which must be recharged.
20th Level – 238,250 gp: The aegis of sakura becomes a +5 heavy fortification greenwood leaf armor. The armor grants access to the Alteration sphere, the Plant Transformation talent, the Nature (plantlife) sphere, Barkskin, Grow Plants, and Rejuvenation talents (which the wearer may cast at CL 20). The armor now provides five temporary spell points which must be recharged. In addition three times per day you may cast any of the sphere talents or abilities granted by the aegis of sakura as if they were extended as though using the Extend Spell feat. This does not increase the casting time or spell point expenditure.
Construction Requirements
Cost 119,125 gp; Feats Smith Magical Weapons and Armor; Spells Alteration sphere, Nature sphere
| Name | Cost | AC Bonus | Max Dex | ACP | Arcane Spell Failure Chance | Speed (30 ft) | Speed (20 ft) | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Leaf armor | 500 | +3 | +5 | 0 | 15% | 30 ft. | 20 ft. | 20 lbs. |
Special Material: Greenwood
HP/inch as wood; Hardness as wood; Cost To determine the price of a greenwood item, use the original weight but add 50 GP per pound to the price of a masterwork version of that item. Items made from darkwood cannot be made into greenwood.
Description
The secret of greenwood lies in its harvesting. Each length is taken, with leaves still attached, from a tree animated by a treant and cut with care to avoid the death of the tree. A dryad then speaks to and shapes the wood, coaxing the living green of the leaves into the grain of the wood itself. The resulting wood remains alive as long as it is doused with at least one gallon of water (plus 1 gallon for every 10 pounds of the item's weight) once per week and allowed to rest for an hour in contact with fertile soil. Any wooden or mostly wooden item (such as a bow or spear) made from greenwood is considered a masterwork item. Items not normally made of wood or only partially of wood (such as a battleaxe or a mace) either cannot be made from greenwood or do not gain any special benefit from being made of greenwood.
When damp and in contact with fertile soil, living greenwood heals damage to itself at a rate of 1 hit point per hour, even repairing breaks and regrowing missing pieces. If the weapon has the broken condition, it is repaired during the first hour of contact with fertile soil. Greenwood items take only one-quarter damage from fire.
Greenwood can be altered or enhanced with wood-shaping magic such as ironwood, shape wood, and warp wood. The duration of any such effect on a greenwood item is doubled.
Armor of the Unstoppable Warrior
Slot Armor; Aura faint Enhancement and Life; CL 6th;
Weight 50 lbs.; Scaling Prize; Price 2,650 gp
This +1 full plate is functional and plain. It bears no identifying marks, and resizes to fit any creature between Small and Large size categories. The armor itself is made of polished steel that never tarnishes, and when struck, it sheds light as a torch.
7th Level - 3,525 gp: Once per day as a standard action, the wearer of the armor can grant themselves fast healing 1 for 2 minutes.
8th Level - 4,950 gp: The armor becomes +2 full plate. Additionally, the wearer may use the restore of the Life sphere as a 1st level caster twice per day.
9th Level - 6,900 gp: The ability gained at 7th level can be used three times per day.
10th Level - 9,300 gp: The armor becomes +3 full plate.
11th Level - 12,300 gp: Once per day as a standard action, the wearer of the armor may touch a target that died within the last round and heal 1d8+12 hp. If the target’s new hit point total is at a negative amount greater than its Constitution score, then it comes back to life and stabilizes at its new hit point total. Otherwise the target remains dead. Creatures brought back to life in this manner gain a temporary negative level.
12th Level - 16,200 gp: The armor becomes +4 full plate.
13th Level - 21,000 gp: Once per day, the armor restores 50 hp to the wearer in response to the wearer’s death. If the wearer’s new hit point total is at a negative amount greater than its Constitution score, then it comes back to life and stabilizes at its new hit point total. Otherwise the target remains dead. Creatures brought back to life in this manner gain a temporary negative level.
14th Level - 27,750 gp: The armor grants fast healing 1 at all times.
15th Level - 36,000 gp: The armor becomes +5 full plate.
16th Level - 47,250 gp: The armor becomes +5 light fortification full plate.
17th Level - 61,500 gp: The armor becomes +5 medium fortification full plate.
18th Level - 79,500 gp: The armor becomes +5 heavy fortification full plate.
19th Level - 102,750 gp: The wearer of the armor becomes immune to ability damage and ability drain.
20th Level - 152,500 gp: The wearer of the armor becomes immune to fear effects and energy drain.
Construction Requirements
Craft Magic Arms and Armor, Craft Rod, Craft Wondrous Item, Enhancement sphere, Life sphere, Greater Restore, Restore Soul, Resuscitate, Revitalize; Cost 76,250 gp
Doublet of the Elementalist
Aura moderate Destruction and Nature; CL 8th; Slot chest;
Price 38,400 gp; Weight —
Description
This doublet is crafted from brown/grey wool, with mountain scenery embroidered on its back. It grants the wearer a +3 enhancement bonus to their caster level with both the Nature sphere and the Destruction sphere. Additionally, once per day the wearer can transform themselves into a tree; they can become up to 1 size larger or smaller and lose the ability to take any physical actions but can still think and observe the world around them. They gain hardness 5 and take half damage from energy attacks but gain no increased hit points. They can remain a tree for up to 8 hours at a time, but can return to their normal form as a move action; being a tree for 8 hours counts as resting for the purpose of regaining spell points and other benefits, although the tree-character remains conscious the entire time.
Construction Requirements
Craft Implement of Power, Craft Marvelous Item, Destruction sphere, Nature sphere; Cost 19,200 gp
Friendly Scarves
Aura moderate enhancement; CL 6th; Slot armor; Price 18,300 gp; Weight 8 lbs.
Description
This set of +2 dancing scarves have been animated in such a way that they seem to blow in the wind even when no wind is present, granting the wearer half their armor bonus even on rounds when the wearer has not moved at least 10 feet. They also add their enhancement bonus to Bluff checks made to feint in combat, which stacks with the circumstance bonus dancing scarves always grant.
Additionally, the wearer may use the scarves as a set of extra hands; the scarves cannot handle weapons or shields well enough to make attacks or provide bonuses, nor can they perform most skill checks or somatic casting components, but they can hold up to 2 hands-worth of items and can grab items within reach or retrieve small, stowed objects carried on the wearer as a swift action. Switching an item from the scarves to a free hand is a free action.
Construction Requirements
Craft Apparatus, Smith Magical Weapons and Armor, Enhancement sphere, Animate Object; Cost 10,300 gp
Dancing Scarves
Light Armor
Cost 150 GP; Weight 8 lbs.
Armor Bonus See text; Max Dex Bonus -; Armor Check Penalty 0
Arcane Spell Failure Chance -; Speed 30 ft/20 ft
This set of colorful scarves is made of heavy silk and reinforced with leather straps.
As you move, they flutter and flow, obscuring your shape and protecting against enemy attacks. Dancing scarves provide no benefit while you are standing still. Whenever you move at least 10 ft. during your turn, you gain a +2 armor bonus to AC until the beginning of your next turn. Dancing scarves add their enhancement bonus to this armor bonus instead of providing a constant benefit; other magical enhancements (such as light fortification) apply whether or not you are moving. In addition, dancing scarves provide a +2 circumstance bonus on Bluff checks made to feint in combat.
Weeping Demon
Aura strong Blood; CL 12
Slot armor; Price 76,180 gp; Weight 20 lbs.
Description
The weeping demon is a +4 studded leather armor that bears the shape of a face on its front, as if the whole thing were crafted from the hide of an enormous demonic creature.
It is possible for the wearer of the weeping demon armor to feed blood to the demonic face on the front of the armor; if the wearer has scored a critical hit or dealt bleed damage to a target or is suffering bleed damage themselves, they can feed the blood on their weapon or from their bleeding body to the armor as a standard action, or they can cut themselves with a slashing or piercing weapon and feed it to the armor as a full-round action, dealing 1d4 damage to themselves in the process. Feeding blood to the armor consumes the blood; this ability can be used as often as the wearer desires, but only if they can produce new fresh blood for each use.
When the weeping demon is fed blood in this manner, it cries blood from its eyes and wails an otherworldly shriek for 12 rounds; stealth becomes all but impossible, and all living creatures who come within 60 ft. of the wearer (except for the wearer itself) must pass a DC 16 Fortitude save or begin to cry blood from their own eyes; They become blinded until the end of the armor’s effect duration. Targets who come within 60 ft. of the target during their turn or begin their turn within this area must make this save, and creatures who pass their save or continue to remain within the affected area must make new saves on future rounds.
Construction Requirements
Smith Magical Weapons and Armor, Blood sphere, Eye Bleed; Cost 38,180 gp.
New Shields
Shield of Blessings and Curses
Aura moderate Enhancement; CL 10
Slot shield; Price 2,659 gp; Weight 2 lbs.
Description
The shield of blessings and curses is a +2 light steel shield that can resize itself for whatever creature is wearing it. Whenever the creature wearing the shield is missed by a physical attack by 3 or less (the AC bonus provided by the shield), the shield has blocked the attack and a random wild magic event happens.
The character rolls using whichever source of wild magic the GM chooses to use, such as the universal chart from the Wild Magic handbook, a rod of wonder chart, or another source. However events are determined, the wearer of the shield is considered the caster and the striker of the shield is considered the intended target, if such things are important to the wild magic event created.
A character may create a wild magic effect by striking the shield himself or having an ally do so intentionally.
Construction Requirements
Smith Magical Weapons and Armor, able to cast sphere effects with a wild magic chance; Cost 1,409 gp.
Shield of Close Calls
Slot Shield; Aura faint Enhancement and Life; CL 5th;
Weight 5 lbs.; Scaling Prize; Price 1,575 gp
This +1 buckler is thin and light, and has a pair of bronze dice embossed on the front of it. As a move action, the shield of close calls can be changed into an equivalent heavy steel shield and vice versa.
6th Level - 2,400 gp: Once per day as an immediate action, the shield restores 1d8+2 hp to the wearer in response to the wearer’s death. If the wearer’s new hit point total is at a negative amount greater than its Constitution score, then he comes back to life and stabilizes at his new hit point total. Otherwise the wearer remains dead. Creatures brought back to life in this manner gain a temporary negative level.
7th Level - 3,525 gp: The shield becomes a +2 buckler.
9th Level - 6,900 gp: The shield becomes a +3 buckler.
10th Level - 9,300 gp: Once per day as an immediate action, the wearer of the shield can reroll a failed saving throw. The wearer must take the results of the second roll, even if it is worse.
11th Level - 12,300 gp: The shield becomes a +4 buckler.
12th Level - 16,200 gp: The ability gained from 6th level now restores 1d8+10 hp, rather than 1d8+2. The ability gained from 10th level is now usable three times per day.
13th Level - 21,000 gp: The shield becomes a +5 buckler.
15th Level - 36,000 gp: The ability gained from 6th level now heals 1d8+30 hp, rather than 1d8+10.
16th Level - 47,250 gp: The shield becomes a +5 moderate fortification buckler.
17th Level - 61,500 gp: The shield becomes a +5 heavy fortification buckler.
18th Level - 79,500 gp: Once per day in response to the wearer's death, the shield can revive the wearer on the end of their next round as if the wearer had Greater Resurrection cast on them. This is only used after the ability gained from 6th level has already been used for the day, or if it fails to restore enough hp.
19th Level - 102,750 gp: When using the ability gained from 18th level, the wearer of the shield also restores 1d8+100 hp.
20th Level - 150,575: The ability gained at 10th level is now usable at will, as is the ability gained at 15th level.
Construction Requirements
Craft Arms and Armor, Craft Rod, Craft Wondrous Item, Enhancement sphere, Life sphere, Protection sphere, War sphere, Greater Resurrection, Luck, Resuscitate; Cost 75,287 gp
Souleater
Aura moderate Death; CL 10
Slot shield; Price 68,000 gp; Weight -
Description
Souleater is a +3 heavy wooden shield with the ghost touch special ability; indeed, the shield itself is weightless and transparent and appears to be ethereal, although it can be touched by corporeal hands without issue.
Whenever the bearer of souleater strikes a melee blow to a target that kills it (such as through a coup de grace), the target must pass a DC 17 Will save or have their soul become trapped within the shield. Only one soul can be trapped within the shield at a time; trapping another soul cause the first one to go free, returning it to the afterlife where it belongs.
The wearer of the shield can use the Summon Spirit advanced Death talent upon the soul trapped within the shield; this can be done at will and requires only a full-round action rather than an hour, and is always successful. The wearer of souleater can return the summoned soul to the shield or release it into the afterlife as a free action.
Construction Requirements
Smith Magical Weapons and Armor, Creation sphere, Expanded Materials, Enhancement sphere; Cost 34,000 gp.
Stopgap
Aura moderate Creation and Enhancement; CL 10
Slot shield; Price 10,170 gp; Weight 5 lbs.
Description
Stopgap is a +2 heavy steel shield which can, upon command, grow to an increased size. The shield becomes a 10 ft. by 10 ft. wall that is 1 inch thick; if it is in a space where it cannot grow to its full size, then it grows to the largest size that it can, completely plugging the allotted space.
It is possible to use the shield’s wall form to attack creatures in one of two ways; either by flattening them underneath the wall when it is created, or by attempting to trap them with the edge of the shield by pushing them against a wall when the shield grows to its full size and plugs the available space. In both cases any creatures within the affected area are allowed a DC 15 Reflex save to avoid being struck. If they fail they either become trapped by the shield’s wall against another wall (unable to move but still able to act), or suffer 6d8 bludgeoning damage from the falling wall and become prone; they are trapped under the wall and cannot move, but can escape through a DC 20 Escape Artist check.
When the shield has grown into a wall, it is virtually immovable. It has 14 hardness and 25 hp, and a break DC of 28.
A creature must be wearing stopgap in order to grow or shrink the shield (a standard action either way). If the wearer removes the shield once it has been grown it remains in its wall form until someone straps the shield on and commands the shield to shrink. If the shield is broken while in wall form, it remains broken when returned to its shield form and cannot return to its wall form until repaired.
Construction Requirements
Smith Magical Weapons and Armor, Creation sphere, Expanded Materials, Enhancement sphere; Cost 5,170 gp.
New Armor and Shield Properties
Anti-Ballistic
This armor is designed specifically against more powerful projectile weapons. Whenever a projectile weapon is used against the wearer, the full AC bonus of the armor and any enhancement bonus it possesses are applied to the touch AC of the wearer. Source: The Abjurer's Handbook
Craft Magic Arms and Armor, Protection sphere; Price +1 bonus
Anti-Spell
This armor is laced with metals that give it limited anti-magic properties. Whenever the wearer makes a saving throw vs a spell or sphere ability that is hindered by spell resistance, they receive a circumstance bonus to their saving throw equal to the enhancement bonus of their armor. Source: The Abjurer's Handbook
Craft Magic Arms and Armor, Protection sphere; Price +2 bonus
Chaos Buffer
A suit of armor or shield with the chaos buffer enhancement applies its enhancement bonus to the wearer’s saves against wild magic effects.
Faint protection; CL 5th; Craft Magic Arms and Armor, Protection sphere; Cost +1,000 gp
Collapsible
Aura faint Warp; CL 5th; Price +1,000 gp
Armor with this enhancement uses a specialized extradimensional space that allows it to be collapsed down to a single piece with negligible weight, such as one gauntlet, a buckle, or a band of metal, chosen when the armor is enchanted. As a full-round action the wearer can touch their armor to collapse it or expand it to full size, either placing it in their square or causing it to appear on themselves as if they had donned it. If collapsible armor is dispelled or otherwise loses the collapsible special ability while it is collapsed, it immediately expands to its full size.
Construction Requirements
Craft Magic Arms and Armor; Warp sphere; Cost +500 gp
Deflecting
Aura moderate Protection; CL 10
Slot shield; Price +1 bonus; Weight -
Description
The shield’s shield bonus to AC now also applies against ranged touch attacks. This special ability must be applied to a shield.
Construction Requirements
Smith Magical Weapons and Armor, Protection Sphere
Focusing
Aura moderate Mind; CL 10
Slot armor; Price +4 bonus; Weight -
Description
A suit of focusing armor is endowed with a semblance of a mind that connects to the mind of its wearer. When the wearer casts a magical effect with a duration of concentration, the suit of armor may concentrate on the magical effect in the wearer’s place on subsequent rounds. The armor can only concentrate for a total number of rounds equal to its enhancement bonus, after which the effect ends (the wearer cannot choose to concentrate on the effect again after giving it to the armor). Although the armor is doing the concentrating, the magic still originates from the wearer; damage taken requires the wearer to make a concentration check or the armor ceases to concentrate on the spell, just as if the wearer were still the one concentrating on the effect.
Construction Requirements
Smith Magical Weapons and Armor, Mind sphere, Project Thoughts
Green-Touched
Green-touched armor or shields of are overgrown with vines which soak up the damage that the bearer normally would be receiving. Green-touched armor and shields grant Damage Reduction/- equal to twice its enhancement bonus, but only against the first attack that hits the bearer each round.
Moderate nature; CL 15th; Craft Magic Arms and Armor, living steel; Price: +1 bonus.
Intercepting (Shield only)
An intercepting shield allows the bearer to use an immediate action to switch places with an adjacent ally when that ally is attacked. The attack is redirected to the shield’s carrier.
Moderate enchantment; CL 6th; Craft Magic Arms and Armor, War sphere; Price: +1 bonus
Jamais Vu
Armor with this special quality may be activated by command word twice per day. Once activated, those who see you must make a DC 16 Will save. Failing the save prompts these creatures to immediately disregard you and forget that they saw you. You remain unremarkable and forgettable in this manner mind for one minute, and your presence only strikes them as noteworthy if they see you again after this minute passes.
Construction Requirements: Craft Magic Arms and Armor, Mind sphere, the Amnesia talent; Price: +2 bonus
Sacrificial
Aura faint Destruction; CL 5
Slot armor; Price +1 bonus; Weight -
Description
A suit of sacrificial armor is tied to its wearer’s lifeforce; when its wearer is reduced to 0 hp or below, the armor explodes out with magical energy, dealing 1d6 force damage per point of enhancement bonus to all targets within 10 feet. This armor can only explode with magic in this fashion once per hour; if the wearer is healed to positive hit points and then reduced to negative hit points again before an hour has past, this enchantment produces no effect.
Construction Requirements
Smith Magical Weapons and Armor, Destruction sphere, Force Blast
Selfless (Armor only)
Selfless armor allows the wearer to give of themselves so that others may follow their example. Once per turn as swift action, the wearer can choose to accept 1d6 hit points of non-lethal damage. This damage can not be healed by any means other than getting a full night’s rest, which removes all of this damage. Whenever the wearer does this, allies other than their self within 30 ft. gain a bonus for 1 round. The wearer chooses the bonus, and all allies gain the same bonus. The options are:
- +4 morale bonus on attack rolls with weapons and natural weapons
- +4 morale bonus on weapon and natural weapon melee damage rolls
- +4 morale bonus on saving throws
- +4 morale bonus on Strength, Dexterity, and Constitution checks, or skill checks using those skills.
Moderate necromancy; CL 10th; Craft Magic Arms and Armor, War sphere; Price: +2 bonus
Shaded (7,500 gp)
A set of shaded armor lines the wearer in gloom. She is treated as being under the effects of a the Shadowed Mien talent, using the armor’s effective enhancement bonus to determine the caster level of the effect. This effect does not grant temporary hit points. It can be suppressed or resumed on command, and does not count against the limit of one active (shadow) talent on a target.
Shadow Warded
A set of shadow warded armor’s protection extends beyond the physical, providing shielding against effects that would target or manipulate her shadow. Shadow warded armor adds its full armor bonus to touch AC against attacks delivered by a caster’s shadow or targeting the wearer’s shadow. The wearer adds shadow warded armor’s enhancement bonus to saves against effects targeting her shadow.
Price: +1 bonus
Wiki Note: Other information on enchanting with this effect was not provided. We suggest Craft Magical Arms and Armor as the feat, CL 5th, and the Dark sphere as a prerequisite.
Spell Storing
This armor allows a spellcaster to store within it a single touch spell of up to 3rd level, or a sphere effect that does not cost a spell point. Anytime a creature hits the wearer with a melee attack or melee touch attack, the armor can cast the spell or sphere effect on that creature as a immediate action if the wearer desires. Once the magical effect has been cast from the armor, a caster can cast into it any other targeted touch spell of up to 3rd level or sphere effect that does not cost a spell point. The armor magically imparts to the wielder the name of the magical effect currently stored within it. A randomly rolled suit of spell storing armor has a 50% chance to have a magical effect stored in it already. Spell storing armor emits a strong aura of the Destruction sphere, plus the aura of the magic stored within.
Smith Magical Arms and Armor, Destruction Sphere; Cost +1 Bonus
Wand Turret
Aura moderate Enchantment; CL 10
Slot armor; Price +2 bonus; Weight -
Description
A Tiny animated object attaches itself to the shoulder of a suit of armor, it’s single limb able to hold a wand of any sphere that contains an ability that requires a ranged touch attack. A wand may be inserted into the wand turret as a standard action and removed as a move action. Once inserted, the armor’s wearer treats the wand as if it were wielded and may activate it as a swift action, but only for abilities that require a ranged touch attack (such as the destructive blast ability of the Destruction sphere when not applying a (blast shape) talent or the ghost strike ability of the Death sphere when not applying the Greater Ghost Strike talent). Any attack rolls made when activating the wand as a swift action take a -5 penalty. This special ability must be applied to a suit of armor.
Construction Requirements
Smith Magical Weapons and Armor, Enhancement Sphere, Animate Object
Wild
Armor with this special ability usually appears to be made from magically hardened animal pelt. The wearer of a suit of armor or a shield with this ability preserves his armor or shield bonus (and any enhancement bonus) while in an alternate form, such as those granted by the Alteration sphere. Armor and shields with this ability usually appear to be covered in leaf patterns. While the wearer is transformed, the armor cannot be seen.
Smith Magical Arms and Armor, Alteration Sphere; Cost +3 Bonus
