Potion of Ethereal Visage
The caster is surrounded by a ghostly nimbus of light that grants damage reduction 20/+3, prevents all spells of level 2 or lower from affecting the caster and provides a 25% concealment bonus.
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Potion of Ethereal Visage
Properties
Cast Spell: Ethereal Visage (9) Single Use
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Potion of Freedom of Movement
Properties
Cast Spell: Freedom of Movement (7) Single Use
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Potion of Ghostly Visage
Properties
Cast Spell: Ghostly Visage (15) Single Use
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Potion of Greater Bull's Strength
Properties
Cast Spell: Bull's Strength (15) Single Use
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Potion of Greater Spell Mantle
Properties
Cast Spell: Greater Spell Mantle (17) Single Use
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Potion of Greater Spell Mantle
Properties
Cast Spell: Greater Spell Mantle (17) Single Use
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Potion of Greater Stoneskin
Properties
Cast Spell: Greater Stoneskin (11) Single Use
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Potion of Negative Energy Protection
Properties
Cast Spell: Negative Energy Protection (10) Single Use
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Potion of Protection from Elements
Properties
Cast Spell: Protection from Elements (10) Single Use
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Potion of Protection from Spells
Properties
Cast Spell: Protection from Spells (13) Single Use
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Potion of Shapechange
Properties
Cast Spell: Shapechange (17) Single Use
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Potion of Spell Resistance
Properties
Cast Spell: Spell Resistance (9) Single Use
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Potion of True Seeing
Properties
Cast Spell: True Seeing (9) Single Use
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Quenta Silmarillion (Q. "History of the Silmarils")
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Quieter
Properties
Attack Bonus: +3
Cast Spell: Silence (3) 2 Uses/Day
Massive Criticals: 1d10 Damage
Mighty +4
Skill Bonus: Hide +5
Skill Bonus: Move Silently +5
Base stats
Damage: 1d8
Crit: 20/x3
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Raj Duster
Properties
Damage Bonus: Magical 1d6 Damage
Damage Bonus vs.: Undead Bludgeoning 1d8 Damage
Enhancement Bonus: +3
On Hit: Slow 25% / 3 Rounds DC=18
Base stats
Damage: 1d6
Crit: 20/x2
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Ralin's Shield
Properties
Enhancement Bonus: Strength +2
Armor Bonus: +4
Cast Spell: Globe of Invulnerability (11) 1 Use/Day
Damage Resistance: Piercing Resist 15 / -
Base stats
AC: 2
ASF: 15%
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Rapier Shard #1
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Rapier Shard #2
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Rapier Shard #3
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Rapier Shard #4
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Rapier Shard #5
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Rapier Shard #6
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Raumo Alda (Q. "Thundering Tree")
Properties
Damage Bonus: Sonic 1d8 Damage
Enhancement Bonus: +3
Keen
On Hit: Silence 5% / 5 Rounds DC=14
Base stats
Damage: 1d10
Crit: 20/x3
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Red Cloth #1
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Red Cloth #2
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Red Cloth #3
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Red Cloth #4
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Red Cloth #5
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Red Cloth #6
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Red Fist Amulet
Properties
Damage Resistance: Bludgeoning Resist 15 / -
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Red Reaching Pole
Properties
Enhancement Bonus: Strength +2
Damage Bonus: Magical 1d8 Damage
Damage Bonus vs.: Orc Bludgeoning 1d6 Damage
Damage Bonus vs.: Outsider Bludgeoning 1d6 Damage
Enhancement Bonus: +3
Enhancement Bonus vs.: Orc +4
Enhancement Bonus vs.: Outsider +4
Base stats
Damage: 1d6
Crit: 20/x2
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Redwing Harp
Properties
Cast Spell: Lyrics of the Lich Unlimited Uses/Day
Only Useable By: Bard
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Rhukszigil (Kh. "Orc Spike")
Properties
Damage Bonus: Magical 1d6 Damage
Damage Bonus vs.: Dragon Positive Energy 1d6 Damage
Damage Bonus vs.: Giant Positive Energy 1d6 Damage
Damage Bonus vs.: Goblinoid Positive Energy 1d6 Damage
Damage Bonus vs.: Orc Positive Energy 1d6 Damage
Damage Bonus vs.: Orc of Mordor Positive Energy 1d6 Damage
Damage Bonus vs.: Uruk-hai Positive Energy 1d6 Damage
Enhancement Bonus: +2
Enhancement Bonus vs.: Dragon +3
Enhancement Bonus vs.: Giant +3
Enhancement Bonus vs.: Goblinoid +3
Enhancement Bonus vs.: Orc +3
Enhancement Bonus vs.: Orc of Mordor +3
Enhancement Bonus vs.: Uruk-hai +3
Base stats
Damage: 1d4
Crit: 20/x3
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Rilennon (S. "Brilliant Armor")
Properties
Enhancement Bonus: Strength +2
Armor Bonus: +2
Armor Bonus vs.: Monstrous +4
Armor Bonus vs.: Outsider +4
Regeneration: +1
Base stats
AC: 8
Max Dex: 1
ASF: 45%
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Ring of Angrenost
Properties
Enhancement Bonus: Charisma +1
Enhancement Bonus: Intelligence +1
Bonus Spell Slot: Sorcerer Level 4
Bonus Spell Slot: Wizard Level 4
Cast Spell: Globe of Invulnerability (11) 1 Use/Day
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Ring of Ardor (Darkness)
Properties
Enhancement Bonus: Intelligence +3
Cast Spell: Shadow Shield (13) 1 Use/Day
Damage Resistance: Negative Energy Resist 15 / -
Regeneration: +2
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Ring of Barahir
Properties
Enhancement Bonus: Strength +3
Cast Spell: Heal (11) 1 Use/Day
Regeneration: +2
True Seeing
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Ring of Doom
Properties
Enhancement Bonus: Charisma +3
Enhancement Bonus: Intelligence +3
Cast Spell: Circle of Doom (20) 2 Uses/Day
Cast Spell: Doom (5) Unlimited Uses/Day
Cast Spell: Sinsauber's Baleful Bolt (12) 1 Use/Day
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Ring of Essence
Properties
Cast Spell: Aid (3) 3 Uses/Day
Regeneration: +3
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Potion of Freedom of Movement
The target creature becomes immune to paralysis, slow, and entanglement spells and effects.
Potion of Ghostly Visage
The caster is surrounded by a ghostly nimbus of light that grants damage reduction 5/+1, prevents all spells of level 1 or lower from affecting the caster, and grants 10% concealment.
Potion of Greater Bull's Strength
These blood-red infusions, made from the horns and heart of young bulls, grant the drinker great physical strength.
Potion of Greater Spell Mantle
These blood-red infusions, made from the horns and heart of young bulls, grant the drinker great physical strength.
Potion of Greater Spell Mantle
Creates a barrier around the caster that absorbs all incoming spells. It can absorb up to 1d12+10 levels of spells before collapsing.
Potion of Greater Stoneskin
This thick concoction smells dark and musty, like a forest after heavy rains.
Potion of Negative Energy Protection
The target creature is rendered immune to all negative energy attacks, including supernatural ability damage and level drains.
Potion of Protection from Elements
The target creature gains damage resistance 30/- against all elemental forms of damage. The spell ends after absorbing 40 points of damage from any single elemental type.
Potion of Protection from Spells
Within the area of effect, up to one ally per 4 caster levels receives a +8 bonus on all saving throws against spells.
Potion of Shapechange
The caster is temporarily transformed into one of several fearsome creatures of destruction. Possible forms include: red dragon, fire giant, balor, death slaad, or iron golem.
Potion of Spell Resistance
The target creature has its spell resistance set to 12, +1 per caster level. If the target already had a higher spell resistance, this spell has no effect.
Potion of True Seeing
The target creature can see through sanctuary and invisibility effects, and automatically spots hiding opponents.
Quenta Silmarillion (Q. "History of the Silmarils")
The Quenta Silmarillion is the greatest tale of the First Age, written by the Eldar of Beleriand. It begins with the creation of the Lamps of the Valar and continues to focus on de...
The Quenta Silmarillion is the greatest tale of the First Age, written by the Eldar of Beleriand. It begins with the creation of the Lamps of the Valar and continues to focus on de...
The Quenta Silmarillion is the greatest tale of the First Age, written by the Eldar of Beleriand. It begins with the creation of the Lamps of the Valar and continues to focus on deeds of creation and destruction, including the deeds of the Edain, the death of the Two Trees, the creation of the Silmarils, the revolt of the Noldor, the War of the Great Jewels, and concluding with Morgoth's defeat. It is generally referred to simply as the Silmarillion. It was one of Bilbo's translations and thus was part of the Red Book. The Ainulindalë and Valaquenta were closely associated with the Silmarillion and may be considered part of a cycle concerning the First Age.
Quieter
An ivory-inlaid composite bow made in the Ahar tribal style for Parnelion Sey, the bard who united the Ahar tribes to overthrow the Chey and the Variags southeast of Mordor.
Raj Duster
Belonging to Carnen Mek, an unpopular and war-loving Regent-councilor in the city of Bozisha-Dar in Far Harad, these claws are made of ebony.
Ralin's Shield
The Dwarven adventurer took this sheild on his many travels for its rugged blue steel construction, but it has other benefits as well.
Rapier Shard #1
A piece of Daeron's Rapier
Rapier Shard #2
A piece of Daeron's Rapier
Rapier Shard #3
A piece of Daeron's Rapier
Rapier Shard #4
A piece of Daeron's Rapier
Rapier Shard #5
A piece of Daeron's Rapier
Rapier Shard #6
A piece of Daeron's Rapier
Raumo Alda (Q. "Thundering Tree")
A ceremonial lance of the Noldor elves, this weapon is nevertheless of high quality and very dangerous in combat. The concussive clamour the weapon makes upon striking targeted flesh has been known to occasionally stifle the struck victim's own cries for assistance.
Red Cloth #1
This piece of paper is covered with red blood.
Red Cloth #2
This piece of paper is covered with red blood.
Red Cloth #3
This piece of paper is covered with red blood.
Red Cloth #4
This piece of paper is covered with red blood.
Red Cloth #5
This piece of paper is covered with red blood.
Red Cloth #6
This piece of paper is covered with red blood.
Red Fist Amulet
An amulet of carved red coral on a gold chain shaped like a fist, this was the charm that aided Zimtarik, Master of Arms to Sauron and now an Undead servant in Dagorlad's Dead Marshes.
Red Reaching Pole
Originally the symbol of authority for Beorn, first of the three enchanted chieftains of the great Cult of the Bear, this item was later passed on to his successors. Eríbhen, the...
Originally the symbol of authority for Beorn, first of the three enchanted chieftains of the great Cult of the Bear, this item was later passed on to his successors. Eríbhen, the...
Originally the symbol of authority for Beorn, first of the three enchanted chieftains of the great Cult of the Bear, this item was later passed on to his successors. Eríbhen, the Dunlendings' scheming High Priestess from T.A. 1697-1699, was the first to make Ghostbane famous when she roused the tribes against Gondor. The gnarled white staff is an intricately carved length of enchanted bleached chestnut and is traditionally used by the High Priestess of Tulach Boghain (Du. "Ghost Hill").
Redwing Harp
Carved in the form of a bent and ruffled wing, this harp is made of rare redwood and otherwise unadorned. The strings are of silver and copper. Elemmírë picked out the Aldudénië. The famous lament for the destruction of the Two Trees, on this instrument.
Rhukszigil (Kh. "Orc Spike")
Rilennon (S. "Brilliant Armor")
Forged entirely of shining mithril which never tarnishes.Rilennon belonged to Ecthelion of the Fountain and was destoyed in his battle with the Balrog.
Ring of Angrenost
Worn by Saruman the White in his later, fallen form and as Sharkey, this iron ring is inlaid with gold and silver in twisting knot patterns. Although made in the Istari's decline,...
Worn by Saruman the White in his later, fallen form and as Sharkey, this iron ring is inlaid with gold and silver in twisting knot patterns. Although made in the Istari's decline,...
Worn by Saruman the White in his later, fallen form and as Sharkey, this iron ring is inlaid with gold and silver in twisting knot patterns. Although made in the Istari's decline, it still shows the extent of the power a Maia could wield if he were willing to tie himself to the physical world.
Ring of Ardor (Darkness)
Five-sided, each ring has a rectangular glass inlay on each side, tinted one of the five colors of the Guild. They can locate Walcher's entries and other Guild artifacts, glowing m...
Five-sided, each ring has a rectangular glass inlay on each side, tinted one of the five colors of the Guild. They can locate Walcher's entries and other Guild artifacts, glowing m...
Five-sided, each ring has a rectangular glass inlay on each side, tinted one of the five colors of the Guild. They can locate Walcher's entries and other Guild artifacts, glowing more brightly as one nears such (starting at about five miles for a door or pentagram; much less for an item). They also open the doors: held forth, five beams of light fire from the ring, each of the five colors, converging on the center of the door as a white beam which shoots out along Ihe five door seams.
Ring of Barahir
The ring was described as the likeness of two serpents intertwined with eyes made of green jewels. This was the symbol of the House of Finarfin. The serpents met beneath a crown of...
The ring was described as the likeness of two serpents intertwined with eyes made of green jewels. This was the symbol of the House of Finarfin. The serpents met beneath a crown of...
The ring was described as the likeness of two serpents intertwined with eyes made of green jewels. This was the symbol of the House of Finarfin. The serpents met beneath a crown of golden flowers that one upheld and one devoured. The jewels, at least, were crafted in Valinor and sometimes seemed to burn with green fire.
Lasting through the War of the Ring but having been crafted in or before the First Age, the Ring of Barahir was thousands of years older than any of the Rings of Power.
The ring was forged by the Noldor in Valinor, at some point prior to the beginning of the First Age. It was brought to Middle-earth by Finrod Felagund as an heirloom of the House of Finarfin. Finrod carried the ring until the year FA 455, when Barahir, an Edain, saved his life during the Dagor Bragollach. Finrod gave Barahir the ring as a sign of friendship between himself and Barahir's house.
Barahir would bear the ring for the remainder of his life, until he was waylaid by orcs led by Gorgol, who took Barahir's hand and ring. Both hand and ring, however, were retrieved by Barahir's son Beren when he avenged his father. Beren laid the hand to rest with his father's remains, but kept and wore the ring. Beren later used the ring to prove his lineage to Thingol when he first entered Doriath and again when he sought Finrod's help in the quest for the Silmaril.
The ring was passed from Beren in direct line to Dior, then his daughter Elwing and her son Elros, who brought it to Númenor during the Second Age. It was an heirloom of the kings of Númenor until Tar-Elendil gave the ring to his eldest daughter Silmariën, who was not allowed to succeed him on the throne. She in turn gave the ring to her son Valandil, first Lord of Andúnië. It was handed down to succeeding Lords of Andúnië to the last one, Elendil. In the Third Age the ring was again passed in direct line from Elendil, to Isildur, to the Kings of Arnor, and then Kings of Arthedain. The last King of Arthedain, Arvedui, gave the ring to the Lossoth of Forochel; thankful for the help he received from them. It was later ransomed from the Snowmen by the Dúnedain of the North, after which it was kept safe at Rivendell.
Eventually, it was given by Elrond to Aragorn, son of Arathorn, when he was told of his true name and lineage, together with the shards of Narsil. In the year 2980 of the Third Age, in Lórien Aragorn gave the ring to Arwen Undómiel at their betrothal.
Ring of Doom
A terrifying device owned by Malbeth, the Dúnadan Lord Seer, this ring is a band of clear laen set with chips of obsidian.
Ring of Essence
Mithril and Topaz, this is the work of Finculin the Elven smith.He enjoyed the beauty of the final so much that he decided to keep it for his own use and protection.
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