Wares of the Planes

Overview

This mod introduces a large number of weapons and accessories from the Planescape universe to the Baldur's Gate series. The items can be purchased from a travelling merchant who is available throughout the whole game.

Several items from Planescape: Torment have been slightly altered to fit better into the BG series since items from the Planescape universe are generally more powerful and unique than their Forgotten Realms counterparts.

The mod is available for BG:EE, Siege of Dragonspear, BG2:EE and EET (Enhanced Edition Trilogy).

Visit the G3 Forums or the Beamdog Forums if you have questions, or download the latest version from GitHub.

Installation

This is a WeiDU mod, that means it is very easy to install. Simply unpack the downloaded archive into your game's installation directory (where you can find the file "chitin.key") and run "setup-A7-WaresOfThePlanes.exe" (Windows) or "setup-A7-WaresOfThePlanes.command" (macOS). Follow the instructions and you are ready to start.

It is not required to start a new game after installing the mod.

To uninstall, run "setup-A7-WaresOfThePlanes.exe" or "setup-A7-WaresOfThePlanes.command" again and follow the prompts.

Note for Siege of Dragonspear (SoD)

GOG and Steam both install the Siege of Dragonspear expansion in a way that is not moddable out of the box. You must install the mod DLC Merger on your SoD installation before this or any other WeiDU-based mods can be installed.

Compatibility and mod order

This mod should be installed after the Unfinished Business component "The Murder of Acton Balthis" to resolve a (mostly) cosmetic dialog conflict.

A small number of items may overlap with items from Angel's "Made in Heaven - Item Pack" and Deratiseur's "The shooter's delight". They won't interfere with each other except by having the same item names.

Lefreut's GUI mods (all variants) are not fully compatible with a GUI feature used by this mod. A replacement is used instead which serves the same purpose but is not as immersive.

Mod Components

1. Wares of the Planes (requires BG:EE, SoD, BG2:EE or EET patched to 2.0 or higher)

   This is the main component. It installs a large number of items from the Planescape universe which includes weapons, accessories, utility items, and more. They can be purchased from a unique travelling merchant who can be found in several towns and settlements throughout the whole Baldur's Gate series.

   The merchant can be found at the following locations:

   • BG1: Beregost, Nashkel's Carnival or Ulgoth's Beard
   • SoD: Coast Way Crossing or Coalition Camp
   • BG2-SoA: Athkatla's market district, Trademeet or Imnesvale in the Umar Hills
   • BG2-ToB: Saradush or Amkethran

   The travelling merchant offers a total of

   • 17 Daggers
   • 10 Battle Axes
   • 9 different types of Bolts
   • 6 War Hammers
   • 5 Clubs
   • 4 Maces
   • 1 Morning Star
   • 2 Long Swords
   • 2 Bastard Swords
   • 2 Scimitars
   • 1 Quarterstaff
   • 1 Necklace
   • 10 Rings
   • 7 Earrings (can be equipped in the Amulets slot)
   • 7 Bracelets and Bracers (can be equipped in the Bracers/Gauntlets slot)
   • 1 Cloak
   • 1 Belt
   • 2 Wands
   • 3 Spell scrolls
   • several miscellaneous items
   • two artifacts attached with unique quests
   • and a pet

   for sale.

   More details about available items can be found in the Item Details section below.

   As the items vary greatly in power, they are only gradually made available as the main story of the game progresses.

2. Identify all wares (not recommended; requires the main component)

   This tweak automatically identifies all wares offered by the travelling merchant.

   Notes: It is generally not recommended to install this tweak as it diminishes the mod experience. Install it only if you want to complement Tweaks Anthology's subcomponent "Identify All Items" or similar tweaks.

3. Alternate merchant portrait (requires the main component)

   This tweak installs Ebb Creakknees' original character portrait from Planescape: Torment.

Item Details

This section provides detailed descriptions of all items that can be purchased from Ebb's store. Don't read on if you do not want to be spoiled.

Daggers

Icon	Name (unidentified)	Name (identified)	Availability	Description
	Dagger	Backbiter +1	BG1 chapter 5 or later	Crafted specifically with the adept thief in mind, this magical blade masks the approach of the wielder by muffling any sounds he or she might make in passing, thus improving his or her chances of approaching a target by stealth. STATISTICS: Equipped abilities: – Hide In Shadows: +10% – Move Silently: +10% THAC0: +1 Damage: 1d4+2 (piercing) Speed Factor: 1 Proficiency Type: Dagger Type: One-handed Requires:  3 Strength Weight: 1
	Dagger	Bone Dagger +1	BG1 chapter 1 or later	The blade of this dagger seems to be made from the bone of some creature. The edge of this blade is extremely sharp. STATISTICS: THAC0: +1 Damage: 1d4+1 (piercing) Speed Factor: 1 Proficiency Type: Dagger Type: One-handed Requires:  3 Strength Weight: 1
	Dagger	Notched Dagger +2	BG1 chapter 1 or later	This dagger has various notches strategically placed about the blade. When used correctly, this dagger has the ability to catch incoming blows from bladed weapons. STATISTICS: Equipped abilities: – Armor Class: +1 vs. slashing attacks THAC0: +2 Damage: 1d4+2 (piercing) Speed Factor: 0 Proficiency Type: Dagger Type: One-handed Requires:  3 Strength Weight: 1
	Dagger	Phantom Dagger +3	BG2:SoA chapter 3 or later	As if of its own volition, this dagger seems to reach out to its enemies, instinctively finding the most vulnerable spots on any creature. STATISTICS: THAC0: +5 Damage: 1d4+3 (piercing) Speed Factor: 0 Proficiency Type: Dagger Type: One-handed Requires:  3 Strength Weight: 1
	Dagger	Entropic Blade +3	BG2:ToB chapter 8 or later	The surface of this small dagger twists and bends as you watch, as if struggling to break free from its shape. It looks to be made of iron, silver, and any of a number of different metals. Sometimes they blend together, other times, they submerge into the core of the blade, only to resurface again minutes later. STATISTICS: Combat abilities: – Bonuses to hit and damage based on strength do not apply to this weapon THAC0: +3 Damage: 1d20+3 (piercing) Speed Factor: 0 Proficiency Type: Dagger Type: One-handed Requires:  3 Strength Weight: 0
	Slim Dagger	Enlightenment +2	BG2:SoA chapter 2 or later	"Enlightenment", along with "Ascension" and "Reason", are weapons called the "Triad of Tests" by the Believers of the Source in Sigil. This dagger is slim, perfectly balanced, and light as a feather. The symbol of the Godsmen is engraved along the blade, and the entire weapon seems to shiver as if in anticipation. STATISTICS: Equipped abilities: – Armor Class: +1 – Charisma: +1 THAC0: +2 Damage: 1d6+2 (piercing) Speed Factor: 0 Proficiency Type: Dagger Type: One-handed Requires:  3 Strength Weight: 1
	Rusted Dagger	Fiend's Blood Dagger	BG1 chapter 1 or later	Years of being embedded in the flesh of a fiend have imbued this once ordinary dagger with qualities best left with their kind. Blood of the fiend has infused itself with the dagger causing it to feel slightly warm to the touch. When in combat the user of this dagger can hear a constant chittering in the back of his mind causing him to lose all self-control making him unstoppable in combat, but vulnerable to spells. The history of this dagger is for the most part unknown. More than likely some fool perished while fighting the fiend, losing his dagger as well as his life. For now the name is but a description, it has yet to earn a proper title. STATISTICS: Equipped abilities: – Save vs. spells: -4 – Causes the wielder to go berserk in combat – May only be removed with a Remove Curse spell Combat abilities: – Hit target must save vs. Death at +2 or suffer 3 points of poison damage per round for 2 turns (non-cumulative) THAC0: +2 Damage: 1d4+2 (piercing) Speed Factor: 1 Proficiency Type: Dagger Type: One-handed Requires:  3 Strength Weight: 1
	Strange Feather	Chaos Feather +1	SoD chapter 8 or later	This feather is ash-gray, fading to black around the edges. It is much larger than a bird feather, and it creates an unpleasant tingling sensation when held for more than a minute. Examination of the feather reveals that is the feather from a Vrock, one of the many races of tanar'ri that fill the Abyss. The Vrock resemble huge vultures, and they are often used as scouts for the tanar'ri forces in the Blood War. This particular feather is believed to have been taken from a Vrock shaman, who is reported to have died by simply disbelieving himself. Possessed of a certain mental imbalance and with an odious habit of devouring his followers to gain strength, this crazy Vrock was rumored to be capable of causing others of his flock to behave erratically - much more so than for a normal tanar'ri. He convinced many of his flock to tear off their wings and take up burrowing in the ground. Other times, he preached the virtues of honesty as being more evil and destructive than any lie. When he disintegrated, only the feather was left behind as testament to his fevered existence. Some of the shaman's residue is believed to reside in this "Chaos Feather." The Chaos Feather, when used in combat as a dagger, inflicts a minor amount of damage (about the same as a conventional dagger) and has the power to confuse any target it strikes. Creatures struck by the feather may be stunned, run away, or attack their allies. Most tanar'ri consider the feather to be a sacred object. Vrocks will kill anyone possessing it in order to retrieve it. STATISTICS: Combat abilities: – Hit target must save vs. Spell or are either stunned for 1 round, or confused or flee in terror for 5 rounds – Item can only be used a number of times before it breaks THAC0: +1 Damage: 1d4+1 (piercing) Speed Factor: 1 Proficiency Type: Dagger Type: One-handed Requires:  3 Strength Weight: 1
	Fork	Silver Fork	BG1 chapter 1 or later	This is a silver dining fork. Its tines are especially sharp. Upon further consideration, it might be able to be used as a dagger, though it most likely wouldn't do any more damage than a conventional dagger. It might prove useful against creatures damaged only by weapons of silver or cold iron. STATISTICS: Combat abilities: – Bonuses to hit and damage based on strength do not apply to this weapon THAC0: +2 vs. lycanthropes Damage: 1d2, +2 vs. lycanthropes Damage type: Piercing Speed Factor: 2 Proficiency Type: Dagger Type: One-handed Weight: 0
	Dagger	Green Steel Dagger +1	BG1 chapter 1 or later	This slim dagger has been forged out of the famed Baatorian green steel. Found only in the wastelands of Avernus, this peculiar green ore can be tempered into metal much lighter than normal steel. In addition, green steel weapons tend to retain their remarkably fine edges and are capable of dealing out more damage than their standard counterparts. STATISTICS: THAC0: +1 Damage: 1d4+1 (piercing) Speed Factor: 1 Proficiency Type: Dagger Type: One-handed Requires:  3 Strength Weight: 0
	Curved Knife	Kaarlac's Knife	BG1 chapter 5 or later	The final achievement of one Kaarlac Cragenmoor, this enchanted knife is a boon to those who practice the mystic arts. Kaarlac, ever one to aspire to greatness, sought to create a magic item that could retain an imprint of a portion of his memory - particularly the short term memory that contained his considerable spell repertoire. He theorized that, if successful, he could effectively double the amount of spell knowledge he could retain at any given time. Unfortunately, the enchantment was beyond his capability and in the midst of his fervent casting, Kaarlac went mad and plunged the knife into his own chest. His sacrifice, however, was not completely in vain, for the knife possesses enough of the intended enchantment to bestow upon its wielder the ability to memorize several additional first level spells. STATISTICS: Equipped abilities: – Can memorize three extra 1st-level wizard spells Damage: 1d4 (piercing) Speed Factor: 2 Proficiency Type: Dagger Type: One-handed Requires:  3 Strength Weight: 1
	Dagger	Porphatys Dagger +3	BG2:ToB chapter 8 or later	The acids of Porphatys, the fifth layer of Carceri, are dangerous to more than a body's physical form - they tear at his mind and soul, eating away at his reason. Weapons forged in this heart of betrayal do the same thing to their owners, but too many believe that the acidic powers of a weapon created in Porphatys are worth the risk. STATISTICS: Equipped abilities: – Causes the wielder to go berserk – May only be removed with a Remove Curse spell THAC0: +3 Damage: 1d4+3, +1d6 acid damage Damage type: Piercing Speed Factor: 0 Proficiency Type: Dagger Type: One-handed Requires:  3 Strength Weight: 1
	High Quality Stiletto	High Quality Stiletto	BG1 chapter 1 or later	This slim dagger is a beauty among its kind. It is a one-handed thrusting weapon. STATISTICS: THAC0: +1 Damage: 1d4 (piercing) Speed Factor: 1 Proficiency Type: Dagger Type: One-handed Requires:  3 Strength Weight: 1
	Awkwardly Shaped Dagger	Runeblade	BG2:SoA chapter 6 or later	Created by a legendary guild of battle mages known as "the Scarlet Seers," these enchanted blades were specifically designed as a defensive countermeasure against opposing spellcasters. The tiny runes etched into the blade are powerful wards that offer the wielder increased resistance against all types of magic. Unfortunately, with its emphasis on magical defense, the weapon's awkward design makes it virtually ineffective in physical combat. STATISTICS: Equipped abilities: – Magic Resistance: +25% – Save vs. Spell: +2 THAC0: -4 Damage: 1d4 (piercing) Speed Factor: 3 Proficiency Type: Dagger Type: One-handed Requires:  3 Strength Weight: 1
	Wicked Dagger	Last Resort +6	BG1 chapter 5 or later	This small dagger looks fragile, but a series of jagged teeth line the edge of the blade. The hilt itself is covered with dried blood, most likely the blood of the users who held the weapon and were unable to release their grip. Research indicates that this cursed dagger has had many names, the most prominent of which was "Last Resort." When equipped, the user cannot release the grip until death, or until the curse is lifted by spell or divine intervention. Although the dagger is slower than most two-handed weapons and the damage it inflicts is comparable to a scratch, it is rumored to be able to hurt almost any creature it strikes, no matter what the creature's plane of origin or its defenses. One adventurer who had freed herself from its curse actually chose to travel with it, figuring that in any instance where she *had* to use it couldn't be worsened by having it in her possession. STATISTICS: Equipped abilities: – May only be removed with a Remove Curse spell Combat abilities: – Bonus to damage based on strength do not apply to this weapon THAC0: +6 Damage: 1d2 (slashing) Speed Factor: 10 Proficiency Type: Dagger Type: One-handed Requires:  3 Strength Weight: 1
	Stone Splinter	Mad Splinter +1	BG2:SoA chapter 2 or later	This is a dagger-shaped fragment of stone taken from the statue of the Etherserian sorcerer Gangroighydon. It bears a powerful enchantment - each time someone is stabbed by the splinter, they have a chance of being Cursed. It is most likely that the fell curse trapped upon Gangroighydon's lips has soaked into the very stone of his petrified form, and "poisons" those the splinter stabs with his malicious magic. STATISTICS: Combat abilities: – Hit target must save vs. Death or suffers 1 point of poison damage per second until death or getting cured – Item can only be used a number of times before it breaks THAC0: +1 Damage: 1d4+1 (piercing) Speed Factor: 2 Proficiency Type: Dagger Type: One-handed Requires: 3 Strength Weight: 1
	Dagger	Widowmaker +2	BG2:SoA chapter 2 or later	Tempered with the lethal venom of the dreaded hook spider, the magical properties of this blade, known simply as "Widowmaker," are much sought after by practicing assassins throughout the planes. The poison that has been magically and permanently infused into the dagger immediately infects those cut by it. Additionally, the wielder of "Widowmaker" immediately develops an improved resistance to poison simply from holding the blade. STATISTICS: Equipped abilities: – Poison Resistance: +25% Combat abilities: – Hit target must save vs. Death or suffer 1 point of poison damage every 3 seconds for two rounds THAC0: +2 Damage: 1d4+2, +2 slashing damage Damage type: Piercing Speed Factor: 0 Proficiency Type: Dagger Type: One-handed Requires:  3 Strength Weight: 1

Battle Axes

Icon	Name (unidentified)	Name (identified)	Availability	Description
	Sharp Battle Axe	Ascension +2	BG2:SoA chapter 2 or later	"Ascension" is one of the finest weapons created at the Great Foundry, the home of the Believers of the Source in Sigil. It is one of three weapons called the "Triad of Tests," including the hammer "Reason" and the dagger "Enlightenment." The symbol of the faction is engraved on the axe head, and the edges of the blades are so sharp they could split a hair lengthwise. STATISTICS: Equipped abilities: – Armor Class: +1 – Charisma: +1 THAC0: +2 Damage: 1d8+2 (slashing) Speed Factor: 4 Proficiency Type: Axe Type: One-handed Requires:  10 Strength Weight: 4
	Battle Axe	Enchanted Battle Axe +1	BG1 chapter 1 or later	Closer examination of the weapon reveals a strange symbol, very faint, on the surface of the axe head. Tracing it with your finger, there is a sudden charge, and the axe head changes before your eyes into a silvery-looking metal. The edge is incredibly sharp, so much so it looks like it could hack through stone if necessary. The symbol you traced on the weapon is now glowing brilliantly, and if anything, the axe has become even lighter than before. STATISTICS: THAC0: +1 Damage: 1d8+1 (slashing) Speed Factor: 6 Proficiency Type: Axe Type: One-handed Requires:  10 Strength Weight: 4
	Battle Axe of Quality	Battle Axe of Quality	BG1 chapter 1 or later	Intricate runes are etched on the shaft and the blades of this axe. The edges of the axe are razor-sharp; it looks like it would be possible to shave with it, though that's not something that you would try until you had consumed several tankards of ale. The handle itself is made of ironwood, and leather is wrapped tightly around the handle to help secure the user's grip. STATISTICS: THAC0: +1 Damage: 1d8+1 (slashing) Speed Factor: 7 Proficiency Type: Axe Type: One-handed Requires:  10 Strength Weight: 8
	Polished Battle Axe	Blindsider +1	SoD chapter 8 or later	This magnificent axe, known as "Blindsider," is truly one of a kind. It is rumored that it was the creation of one Akyzum Yar, chief metallurgist of an ancient empire on the Prime Material Plane. The Emperor whom Yar served, a vain and wicked man, commissioned the creation of "a weapon of unsurpassed beauty." After years of toiling, Yar succeeded and presented the Emperor with "Blindsider," whereupon he was promptly put to death so that his work could never be reproduced. The various ores and enchantments employed in the forging of this weapon yielded a new type of metal that is lightweight, durable, and highly reflective. The axe earned its name from its tendency to reflect light into the eyes of its opponent, temporarily blinding the target so that its wielder can easily cut him down. Additionally, its wielder is granted immunity to blinding attacks as a magical byproduct of its reflective nature. STATISTICS: Equipped abilities: – Armor class: +2 – Wearer is immune to Blindness Combat abilities: – Hit target must save vs. Death or is blinded for one round THAC0: +1 Damage: 1d8+1 (slashing) Speed Factor: 6 Proficiency Type: Axe Type: One-handed Requires:  10 Strength Weight: 4
	Meat Cleaver	Butcherer of Innocents +2	BG2:SoA chapter 3 or later	This giant, axe-like cleaver earned its nickname while in the hands of Oswell Breck, a butcher who once serviced the Clerk's Ward of Sigil. The rumor goes that one day this affable and well-respected citizen suddenly went on a murderous and bloody rampage that lasted ten days and ten nights. Cleaver in hand, Oswell stalked the streets of the ward, brutally hacking down every man, woman, and child unlucky enough to cross his path until the Lady of Pain herself intervened. It is rumored that he suffered from a strange disease that slowly caused his body to waste away, and it was this disease that eroded his sanity and prompted the murder spree. The origin of this instrument of carnage is shrouded in mystery. However, the various wizards and scholars who examined the discarded weapon after Oswell's mazing have catalogued the nature of its enchantment. The cleaver seems to feed upon its victims, sucking the very life force from them and bestowing a portion of it upon its wielder. STATISTICS: Combat abilities: – Transfers 2 Hit Points from target to wielder THAC0: +2 Damage: 1d8+2 (slashing) Speed Factor: 5 Proficiency Type: Axe Type: One-handed Requires:  10 Strength Weight: 4
	Weak Battle Axe	Heartgrinder +3	BG2:SoA chapter 2 or later	A single teardrop of the wielder's blood, applied at the border where the axe meets the handle, is sufficient to awaken "Heartgrinder." Once applied, the drop of blood freckles across the blade and handle, giving it a dull red radiance. The glow from Heartgrinder pulses, matching the heartbeat of its wielder. No matter what the target, Heartgrinder is a powerful weapon, capable of tearing through nearly any defenses. Against targets with blood running in their veins (whether their own or another's - vampires beware), Heartgrinder inflicts additional damage, as every stroke also smashes the target's heart, no matter what location the axe struck. STATISTICS: THAC0: +3 Damage: 1d8+3, +3 electrical damage, +1d4 slashing damage vs. corporeal creatures Damage type: Slashing Speed Factor: 4 Proficiency Type: Axe Type: One-handed Requires:  10 Strength Weight: 4
	Bizarre Blood-Red Axe	Hatred's Gift +1	SoD chapter 8 or later	It is not exactly clear in the annals of known planar history when "Hatred's Gift" was created, but by the bloody trail it has left across the planes seems to have finally reached you. The axe exists to inspire hatred in one's enemies and fill its wielder with a berserker rage. When entering combat, the skulls along the shaft come alive, chittering their teeth, and the teeth (remnants of fiendish victims absorbed into the axe blade) extend outwards, biting and tearing into opponents with each strike. Once equipped, "Hatred's Gift" cannot be dropped unless its curse is removed. STATISTICS: Equipped abilities: – Causes the wielder to go berserk – May only be removed with a Remove Curse spell THAC0: +1 Damage: 2d8+1 (slashing) Speed Factor: 6 Proficiency Type: Axe Type: One-handed Requires:  10 Strength Weight: 7
	Motley Axe	Axe of the Jester +3	BG2:SoA chapter 6 or later	The person who created this axe must have been mad or a genius. Only the most skilled of smiths could have forged a weapon using Chaos Matter, the most unstable and unpredictable element in all the planes. Stories of this particular axe have been told and retold across the planes. Heroic deeds of men defeating creatures of immense power simply by touching the axe to the creature… and of these same men dying horrible deaths while doing simple everyday tasks. Zaknar the Simple - Defeated a devourer with a single swipe of this axe. Crushed to death by a falling boulder in the vast plains of Tabor. Garkon the Righteous - Struck by a mysterious discharge of energy while fighting a cranium rat. Kannas - Tradesman by profession. Buried alive as the stone wall the axe was mounted on collapsed on him. Kvry Matterson - A child of only nine seasons, was not only able to ward off a group of marauding fire bats, he even managed to kill 2 of them! The list of tragedies and deeds goes on and on. STATISTICS: Equipped abilities: – ??? Combat abilities: – ??? THAC0: +3 Damage: 1d2 (slashing) Speed Factor: 3 Proficiency Type: Axe Type: One-handed Requires:  10 Strength Weight: 2
	Executioner's Axe	Final Judgment +3	BG2:SoA chapter 6 or later	This archaic double-bladed battle-axe is reminiscent of an executioner's axe; the axe head has been forged into the symbol of the Mercykiller Faction (a red dragon with its wings outspread… the outstretched wings have been shaped into the blades of the axe.) The axe itself is huge; it would require tremendous strength to use effectively. This axe carries part of Vhailor's essence within it. As a result, it is utterly devoted to justice and will not allow the user to rest while "judgments" are left to be delivered. The considerable damage it causes to an opponent is doubled if the axe strikes a guilty or chaotic creature. Furthermore, the axe itself lends some of its strength to the wielder, giving them added protection from attacks. The origin of this axe is unknown. If you were to hazard a guess, the axe gained its powers simply from Vhailor's belief. STATISTICS: Equipped abilities: – Armor Class: +1 – May only be removed with a Remove Curse spell THAC0: +3 Damage: 1d8+3, +1d6 fire damage, does double damage against chaotic creatures Damage type: Slashing Speed Factor: 4 Proficiency Type: Axe Type: One-handed Requires:  16 Strength Weight: 12
	Freezing Axe	Edge of Oblivion +2	BG2:SoA chapter 2 or later	When its powers are awakened and its name known, "Edge of Oblivion" becomes entirely black… where once just the edges were ebony, now the blackness has spread across the entire blade. The chill the blade radiates has increased ten-fold, so much so that it is painful to hold it for too long. "Edge of Oblivion" does disintegration damage every time it strikes an opponent… for every wound it causes, it also disintegrates the flesh around the target area, simultaneously cauterizing the wound as it strikes. There is some speculation that a Sphere of Annihilation has somehow been encaged within the axe itself, but again this is only speculation. Given that the planes are infinite, anything is possible. STATISTICS: Equipped abilities: – Cold resistance: +50% THAC0: +1 Damage: 1d8+1, +1d6 cold damage Damage type: Slashing Speed Factor: 5 Proficiency Type: Axe Type: One-handed Requires:  10 Strength Weight: 5

Bolts

Icon	Name (unidentified)	Name (identified)	Availability	Description
	Cube-Shaped Bolts	Bolts of Acheron +1	BG1 chapter 5 or later	These enchanted bolts have been fashioned from one of the great cubes of Acheron. According to many planar scholars, Acheron is a plane in perpetual war with itself, where huge cubes the size of continents float through the ether and smash against each other. On the surface of these cubes, legions of soldiers wage war on each other, swarming from cube to cube and attacking whoever else they can find. The plane is filled with the ringing of steel and the great thundering impacts of the cubes striking each other. These bolts carry a portion of Acheron's heart within them. When these bolts strike an opponent, they do so with so much force that the impact has the potential to stun an opponent and leave him helpless for a period of time. STATISTICS: Combat abilities: – Target must save vs. Death or be stunned for one round THAC0: +1 Damage: 1d4+1 (crushing) Launcher: Crossbow Weight: 0
	Spherical Bolts	Acidic Sponge Bolts +1	SoD chapter 8 or later	The putty-like globes on the heads of these crossbow bolts are actually dried-up aquatic sponges found in many of the great lakes of Bytopia. Seemingly unremarkable to most scholars, these tiny sponges were accidentally discovered to have the property of being able to absorb acids and store them in their bodies with no harm to themselves. As a result, great masses of these creatures were gathered and bred for use as weapons against fiends in the Blood War. After being fed a steady diet of acid for a few days, the sponges are harvested, dried, and covered with a resin that keeps a soft bubble around the sponge. The sponge is then mounted on the head of an arrow or crossbow bolt and is ready for use. When the tip of the bolt strikes a creature with sufficient force, the resin bubble bursts, the sponge flattens, and the target is doused with acid. STATISTICS: THAC0: +1 Damage: 1d2+1, +6 acid damage (Save vs. Breath for half) Damage type: Missile Launcher: Crossbow Weight: 0
	Pyramid Bolts	"Rule of Threes" Bolts	SoD chapter 10 or later	These crossbow bolts are the work of a twisted mechanical genius. Just beneath the head of each bolt is a small catch, that when pressed, unlocks the head of the bolt, allowing it to divide. From what you can tell, once the bolts are unlocked, the pyramid-shaped heads are carefully fashioned so that each one splits into three on impact. Each triangle-shaped fragment then tears a different route through the target's body, wreaking havoc on his internal organs. STATISTICS: Damage: 1d10+5 (missile) Launcher: Crossbow Weight: 0
	Bolt	Zephyr Bolts +1	BG1 chapter 1 or later	These crossbow bolts have heads with grooves cut into the sides. They do no more damage than normal crossbow bolts, but they bear a minor enchantment that allows them to correct their path in flight, making them more likely to hit an opponent. STATISTICS: THAC0: +1 Damage: 1d8 (missile) Launcher: Crossbow Weight: 0
	Whistling Bolts	Bolts of Whistling Doom +2	BG2:SoA chapter 6 or later	These bolts have somehow captured the deadly harmonic of Pandemonium and then added insult to injury by imprisoning an enraged air elemental inside the head of the bolt. When one of these bolts strike an opponent, the head shatters, and the air elemental is released. The elemental will whip around the opponent in a frenzy, making one strike before it vanishes. STATISTICS: THAC0: +2 Damage: 4d4 (crushing) Launcher: Crossbow Weight: 0
	Splayed Bolts	Bolts of Wincing +1	SoD chapter 10 or later	These crotch-shaped bolts have been enchanted with one thing in mind: emasculation. When fired, they home in on the most vulnerable point on a victim's body, sink into the flesh, then the head of each bolt scissors outwards, making it nearly impossible to pull out and increasing the damage considerably. The name of the bolts comes from the reactions of spectators after the bolts are fired. STATISTICS: Equipped abilities: – Chance to score a critical hit: +15% THAC0: +1 Damage: 1d8+1, +4 slashing damage Damage type: Missile Launcher: Crossbow Weight: 0
	Winged Bolts	Winged Bolts	BG1 chapter 1 or later	The heads of these bolts have been carved to resemble a pair of feathered wings. The bolts are extremely light and look more like arrows than crossbow bolts. Although not magical, they are more accurate and do more damage when they strike an opponent than standard crossbow bolts. STATISTICS: THAC0: +1 Damage: 1d8+2 (missile) Launcher: Crossbow Weight: 0
	Bolt	Jagged Bolts +1	SoD chapter 5 or later	These enchanted bolts have a series of jagged black runes traced along the shaft. When fired, the runes rise upwards like spines, forming an additional row of vicious edges that tear into a target. STATISTICS: Combat abilities: – 4 extra bleeding damage spread over two rounds THAC0: +1 Damage: 1d4+2 (missile) Launcher: Crossbow Weight: 0
	Fanged Bolts	Bolts of Kessek the Devourer +2	BG2:SoA chapter 3 or later	Also called "Kessek's Teeth," the head of these enchanted bolts are made of bone and have two long fangs curving out from the center. When one of these bolts strikes an opponent, the fangs takes on a life of their own and begin eating their way slowly and painfully through the victim's body. According to legend, Kessek was a bariaur chieftain on the Outlands who was forced to watch his people starve during a winter storm in the Cleft of Tears many centuries ago. Trapped in the Cleft because of heavy snows, he sent scouts from his tribe out to seek aid from his neighbors, the province of Ohinru. Learning of the bariaurs' plight, the merchant princes of Ohinru saw an opportunity to wipe out the "nomadic pests" and claim their lands for their own. The bariaur scouts were executed and their heads mounted on the walls so that, "the vultures might feed while the bariaurs starved." When the storms cleared and more than half of his tribe had died of starvation, Kessek finally learned what had happened to his scouts. Consumed with an insane fire, he fashioned a sheaf of bolts from the teeth and bones of his people who had starved to death. Once he had finished, he traveled to Ohinru in the night and fired his bolts blindly in the city streets, the name of each bariaur that had died whispered on his lips as he released each shaft. Each bolt he fired twisted in flight, hungrily searching for a victim and each found one… then another, then another. The night was filled with the choked screams of the citizens of Ohinru as the devourers claimed their bodies. When dawn touched the city, the vultures fed again. No trace of Kessek could be found. The bolts of Kessek the Devourer can still be found scattered across the planes. It is said that for each victim the bolts claim, that another bolt is born… with the same hunger as the first. STATISTICS: THAC0: +4 Damage: 1d8+2, +8 piercing damage (Save vs. Death for half) Damage type: Missile Launcher: Crossbow Weight: 0

War Hammers

Icon	Name (unidentified)	Name (identified)	Availability	Description
	War Hammer	Brimstone Hammer +1	BG2:SoA chapter 2 or later	This type of weapon, thought to be forged by the flames of the Elemental Plane of Fire, is extremely rare, even in Sigil. The elemental properties of the hammer grants its wielder an increased resistance to fire and fire-based attacks. In addition, when used in combat, the hammer deals out additional damage when it successfully connects, searing its target with crackling flames. STATISTICS: Equipped abilities: – Fire resistance: +25% THAC0: +1 Damage: 1d8+1, +4 fire damage Damage type: Crushing Speed Factor: 3 Proficiency Type: War Hammer Type: One-handed Requires:  9 Strength Weight: 5
	Heavy-Headed Hammer	Foolsmiter +2	BG2:SoA chapter 2 or later	This war hammer has a huge stone head in the shape of a rectangular block. Faint traces of gore and blood are on all sides of the hammer's head. The shaft is of a thick wood that looks too weak to support the hammer head's weight. This enchanted hammer was used as a tool by the Athar at one time during their religious persecution phase of their faction history. The magical war-hammer "Foolsmiter" was constructed so that it did additional damage against opponents who were particularly stupid. When it was crafted, however, the enchantment was twisted such that if the user was less intelligent than the target struck by the hammer, the wielder would take damage as well. For many years, the hammer became a test rite between rival members of the Athar as a primitive (and lethal) IQ test. It was stolen from their headquarters in the Shattered Temple many years ago and has resurfaced once or twice across the planes. It is believed that the Intelligence vs. Intelligence contest the hammer once inflicted on the wielder and his enemies has dissipated from the hammer over time, but no one has been confident enough to put it to the test. STATISTICS: Combat abilities: – May inflict 1d4+3 crushing damage upon the wielder, based on their intelligence:   6 or lower: always   7: 75% chance   8: 50% chance   9: 35% chance   10 to 14: 25% chance   15 or higher: never THAC0: +2 Damage: 1d4+3 (crushing) Speed Factor: 2 Proficiency Type: War Hammer Type: One-handed Requires:  9 Strength Weight: 5
	Hammer of Quality	Hammer of Quality	BG1 chapter 1 or later	This is a finely crafted war hammer. Godsmen etchings and symbology decorate the head of the weapon and work their way down the shaft. Despite its heavy appearance, it feels much lighter than it looks. STATISTICS: THAC0: +1 Damage: 1d4+1 (crushing) Speed Factor: 4 Proficiency Type: War Hammer Type: One-handed Requires:  9 Strength Weight: 5
	Massive War Hammer	Reason +2	BG2:SoA chapter 2 or later	This enormous hammer is the third weapon in the "Triad of Tests" of the Believers of the Source in Sigil. The other two are the axe "Ascension" and the dagger "Enlightenment." Its head is covered with mystic runes and engraved with the symbol of the Godsmen. It thrums in your hands. STATISTICS: Equipped abilities: – Armor Class: +1 – Charisma: +1 THAC0: +2 Damage: 1d4+3, +2 additional crushing damage Damage type: Crushing Speed Factor: 2 Proficiency Type: War Hammer Type: One-handed Requires:  9 Strength Weight: 5
	Sledgehammer	Hammer of Comminution +2	BG2:SoA chapter 6 or later	Research reveals that this is a formidable weapon indeed. Far superior to a normal hammer, this war hammer (also called "The Hammer of Comminution") delivers a devastating strike that not only inflicts crushing damage, but also fractures any surface it contacts, whether bone, metal, or wood, inflicting extra damage… and if the victim survives, it also "softens" him up for the next attack. The Hammer of Comminution was used extensively by Enote, a Doomguard priest, in 14 E.U. A philosopher who was prone to violent mood swings while debating theology, he was known to espouse the virtues of the hammer as a means of furthering the decay of dead matter. Whether or not what he struck with the hammer was dead or alive before the blow is open to debate. STATISTICS: THAC0: +2 Damage: 1d4+3, +1d6 acid damage Damage type: Crushing Speed Factor: 2 Proficiency Type: War Hammer Type: One-handed Requires:  9 Strength Weight: 5
	Dwarven War Hammer	Soul Mirror +1	BG1 chapter 5 or later	Forged in the depths of the Dwarvish Mountains of the Outlands, Soul Mirror is a war hammer that was revered as both a relic and a test within the clan that forged it. The dwarves of this remote stronghold followed the triad of divine patrons—Dugmaren Brightmantle, Dumathoin the Keeper of Secrets Under the Mountain, and Vergadain the Laughing Dwarf—and the hammer embodies aspects of all three. The weapon is forged from star-iron which resonates faintly with planar neutrality inherent to the Outlands, with a single crystal inlaid in a niche on one side of the hammerhead. Like many things wrought in the Outlands, the hammer is suffused with the plane's tendency towards balance and neutrality. It does not reward fury, strength, or raw will to dominate, but instead amplifies the wielder's clarity of thought, intuition and mental discipline. A dwarf who wields the hammer is said to "carry the weight of their own thoughts into battle", making it as much a religious tool as a martial one. The artifact was lost during a raid on a neighboring elven settlement. It eventually wound up in the possession of a member of Sigil's faction of the Believers of the Source where it continued to be used as a test of faith and clarity for new faction members. Unlike regular weapons Soul Mirror draws its power from the wielder's mental strength, which makes it a deadly tool for a wise sage but reduces it to nothing more than a toy for savage barbarians. Although originally forged by and for dwarves, this weapon can be wielded by members of any race without apparent restrictions. However, given the craftmanship of dwarven weaponsmiths, one can never be certain. STATISTICS: Equipped abilities: – THAC0: +2 bonus vs. Elves (dwarves only) – Damage: +2 bonus vs. Elves (dwarves only) – THAC0: -2 penalty vs. Dwarves (elves only) – Damage: -2 penalty vs. Dwarves (elves only) Combat abilities: – Amount of physical damage depends on the wielder's wisdom:   5-7: 1d2 damage   8-9: 1d4 damage   10-11: 1d4+2 damage   12-13: 1d6+2 damage   14-15: 1d6+4 damage   16-17: 1d8+4 damage   18-19: 1d8+6 damage   20: 1d10+6 damage   21: 1d10+8 damage   22: 1d12+8 damage   23: 1d12+10 damage   24: 1d16+10 damage   25: 1d20+10 damage THAC0: +1 Damage: Special (crushing) Speed Factor: 3 Proficiency Type: War Hammer Type: One-handed Requires:  9 Strength Weight: 6

Clubs

Icon	Name (unidentified)	Name (identified)	Availability	Description
	Club	Vrock Club +2	SoD chapter 10 or later	Created from the bones of a Vrock, this club makes a formidable weapon. STATISTICS: Combat abilities: – 25% chance the hit target must save vs. Death or suffers 1 point of poison damage per second for 8 seconds THAC0: +2 Damage: 1d6+2 (crushing) Speed Factor: 2 Proficiency Type: Club Type: One-handed Requires:  5 Strength Weight: 4
	Skull-Tipped Club	Devil's Due +2	SoD chapter 10 or later	This weapon has a black metal handle that seems to have grown into the narrow skull that is affixed to its top. The metal looks as if it has grown out from the skull, and spikes pierce through the eye sockets, jaw, and from the skull cap itself. The "metal" is not metal at all, but the remnants of a creature's forearm that punched through the base of the fiendish skull that now bedecks the head of this weapon. The spikes that have pierced through the skull actually appear to be some sort of quills from the creature's forearm. When this weapon is used in combat and the spikes of the club penetrate a creature's skin, acid oozes from the quills either into the target or the wielder, doing additional damage. The common name of this weapon is "Devil's Due." To who or what event it refers to is unknown, but it was obviously a painful experience for the two parties involved. STATISTICS: Equipped abilities: – Armor Class: +2 vs. missile and piercing attacks – May only be removed with a Remove Curse spell Combat abilities: – Inflicts 1d6 acid damage either upon the target or the wielder THAC0: +2 Damage: 1d6+2 Damage type: Crushing Speed Factor: 4 Proficiency Type: Club Type: One-handed Requires:  5 Strength Weight: 3
	Fiend Bone Club	Fiend Femur +2	BG2:SoA chapter 6 or later	This tanar'ri femur carries the last traces of a balor's essence within its marrow. Disgraced in battle and torn apart by its fellow fiends in a ceremonial execution, the bone has since carried with it a vengeful spite towards all of its kind. When the femur strikes any tanar'ri or baatezu, serrated teeth bristle up and down the length of the bone and cause tremendous damage to any tanar'ri or baatezu. STATISTICS: THAC0: +2, +3 vs. devils and demons Damage: 1d6+2, +3 vs. devils and demons Damage type: Crushing Speed Factor: 4 Proficiency Type: Club Type: One-handed Requires:  5 Strength Weight: 4
	Prickly Club	Club of Nettles	BG1 chapter 5 or later	This club seems to be made from some sort of prickly plant. Small thorns adorn the head of the club and can easily be broken off. This particular club is one of the more favored weapons of thieves. Upon making a successful hit on an opponent, tiny barbed thorns lodge into the skin and cause the victim to become disoriented for a brief period of time. This allows the thief time to safely rob and escape the victim. STATISTICS: Combat abilities: – Hit target must save vs. Spell or is confused for one round THAC0: +2 Damage: 1d6 (crushing) Speed Factor: 3 Proficiency Type: Club Type: One-handed Requires:  5 Strength Weight: 4
	Spiked Club	Club of Piercing +1	SoD chapter 8 or later	This is a heavy iron club that is covered with sharp spikes. Enchantments have been placed on this club so that it can be wielded with greater accuracy. STATISTICS: THAC0: +3 Damage: 1d6, +1d6 piercing damage Damage type: Crushing Speed Factor: 6 Proficiency Type: Club Type: One-handed Requires:  8 Strength Weight: 12

Maces

Icon	Name (unidentified)	Name (identified)	Availability	Description
	Practice Mace	Blind Terror +2	SoD chapter 8 or later	When an opponent is struck with sufficient force, acid is released thru the spongy surface of the mace. From the resulting spray of acid, the adversary can become temporarily blinded making him easier to hit. STATISTICS: Combat abilities: – Hit target must save vs. Spell or is blinded for one round THAC0: +2 Damage: 1d6+3, +2d4 acid damage Damage type: Crushing Speed Factor: 5 Proficiency Type: Mace Type: One-handed Requires:  10 Strength Weight: 4
	Mace	Baatezu Mace +1	BG1 chapter 5 or later	Made from ore found only in the wastelands of Avernus. Baatezu have created a metal called Baatorian green steel. Weapons produced from this metal are lighter and stronger than those forged of ordinary steel and tend to inflict greater damage. Although produced in great quantities for the Blood Wars, weapons such as these are rarely found outside of Baator. STATISTICS: THAC0: +1 Damage: 2d4+2 (crushing) Speed Factor: 6 Proficiency Type: Mace Type: One-handed Requires:  10 Strength Weight: 10
	Mace	Death of Desire +2	BG2:SoA chapter 3 or later	This mace is used by the Dustman faction of Sigil to remove all desires from the living. STATISTICS: Combat abilities: – Living creatures hit by the weapon must save vs. Spell or be stunned for 1 round THAC0: +2 Damage: 1d6+3, +1d6 piercing damage Damage type: Crushing Speed Factor: 5 Proficiency Type: Mace Type: One-handed Requires:  10 Strength Weight: 11
	Mace	The Justifier +2	SoD chapter 10 or later	This mace looks much like any other mace - a spiked ball atop a wooden shaft, leather handgrip with a thong to prevent losing it in the heat of battle. Where it differs is in the Eye etched in acid on the head of the weapon, a stylized sigil of the god Horus. This weapon is The Justifier, a mace created in the city of Heliopolis on the plane of Arcadia, designed to aid the followers of law and good. It can heal its owner, if asked, and harbors a special hatred for the forces of chaos and evil. STATISTICS: Equipped abilities: – Regenerate 1 Hit Point per round THAC0: +2, +4 vs. chaotic evil creatures Damage: 1d6+3, +5 vs. chaotic evil creatures Damage type: Crushing Speed Factor: 5 Proficiency Type: Mace Type: One-handed Requires:  10 Strength Weight: 4

Morning Stars

Icon	Name (unidentified)	Name (identified)	Availability	Description
	Morning Star	Heaven and Earth +4	BG2:ToB chapter 9 or later	A fearsome aura of power emanates from this massive weapon. Sharp, powerful lines adorn the shaft of this mace, which streak directly to a perfect sphere that serves as this weapon's contact point. Perfectly curved spikes emanate from the perfectly-shaped sphere, yielding an image that is at once both arresting, yet awe-inspiring. A vibrant, royal purple hue surrounds this weapon of power. Upon holding the weapon it is instantly apparent that only those that are pure of heart can truly wield it. STATISTICS: Equipped abilities: – Strength: +2 THAC0: +4 Damage: 2d4+4, +4 additional crushing damage Damage type: Crushing Speed Factor: 3 Proficiency Type: Flail/Morning Star Type: One-handed Requires:  10 Strength Weight: 6

Long Swords

Icon	Name (unidentified)	Name (identified)	Availability	Description
	Radiant Long Sword	Celestial Fire +3	BG2:ToB chapter 8 or later	"Celestial Fire" is the only object that the angelic deva Trias had left to remind him of the Upper Planes. It is warm to the touch, and flames have been carved across the surface of the head. The intricacy of the carvings is breathtaking; they are done with such skill that the sword seems to be burning with metallic flames… someone must have spent several centuries rendering them. The metal of the sword is unfamiliar… it is heavy, but it shines like silver. The sword looks several millennia old. A faint hum can be felt within it, and the vibration becomes stronger when it touches human flesh. Not surprisingly, "Celestial Fire" can be wielded only by those with sufficient strength and purity of heart. When used in combat, "Celestial Fire" bursts into a holy radiance that burns any evil creature it strikes in combat. STATISTICS: Equipped abilities: – Armor Class: +2 – +10% resistance to slashing damage THAC0: +3, +5 vs. evil creatures Damage: 2d6, +10 fire damage vs. evil creatures Damage type: Slashing Speed Factor: 2 Proficiency Type: Long Sword Type: One-handed Requires:  12 Strength Weight: 10
	Long Sword	Dûrgaläd +3	BG2:SoA chapter 6 or later	This magnificient weapon was forged by the svartalves of Svartalfheim in Nidavellir, the third layer of Ysgard. It was made from mithral, and ancient Drow magic imbued it with the radiance of the caves of Svartalfheim. The sword was originally given to Garadun of Sigil for his bravery when he aided the svartalves in their battle against giant fiendish bats. The weapon allows the wielder to see the true nature of all things by dispelling any illusions and deceptions that would otherwise mislead the unwary. STATISTICS: Combat abilities: – Dispels illusionary protections, including projected images, when the sword strikes an opponent Charge abilities: – True Seeing once per day – Identify items three times per day THAC0: +3 Damage: 1d8+3 (slashing) Speed Factor: 2 Proficiency Type: Long Sword Type: One-handed Requires:  6 Strength Weight: 3

Bastard Swords

Icon	Name (unidentified)	Name (identified)	Availability	Description
	Bastard Sword	Abigail +1	BG1 chapter 5 or later	This blade has been created for a single purpose: to eradicate oozes, slimes and jellies of all kind. The razor sharp blade is made from alchemically-strengthened black obsidian which is harder than steel and immune to the corrosive effects of oozes and related monsters. Not much is known about the origins of the blade. There are no tales recorded about adventurers slaying hordes of jellies threatening a village, nor rumors known about heroes cleaning out slime-infested caves single-handedly. Dispatching ooze and slime cannot match up to vanquishing dragons after all. STATISTICS: Combat abilities: – Oozes, slimes and jellies must save vs. Death or be utterly destroyed THAC0: +1, +3 vs. oozes, slimes and jellies Damage: 2d4+1, +3 vs. oozes, slimes and jellies Damage type: Slashing Speed Factor: 7 Proficiency Type: Bastard Sword Type: One-handed Requires:  10 Strength Weight: 10
	Bastard Sword	Fiendblight +2	SoD chapter 10 or later	Fiendblight was originally forged by the Tanar'ri for the endless Blood War that raged across countless planes of existence. It was given to promising contenders for higher ranks or mercenaries who wanted to prove themselves in battle. When activated the weapon forces the wielder to clutch the grip of the sword tightly, unable to release it without the help of divine intervention or a Remove Curse spell. The true danger of the weapon, however, is revealed only in actual combat. Each successful hit causes a rush of adrenaline so intense that the wielder goes into a frenzy with the goal to score yet another hit unless a successful save vs. Spell is made. To further incentivize the wielder to reach peak performance they are rewarded with a piece of life energy from their target on a critical hit and punished with self-injury on a critical miss. STATISTICS: Equipped abilities: – May only be removed with a Remove Curse spell Combat abilities: – Casts Larloch's Minor Drain on the target on a critical hit (no save) – Applies 1d4 points of slashing damage to the wielder on a critical miss (no save) – Each successful hit the wielder must save vs. Spell or go into a frenzy for one round with the following effects:   THAC0: +2 bonus   Damage: +2 bonus   Armor Class: -2 penalty   Save vs. Spell: -2 penalty   Immunity to panic   Causes the wielder to go berserk THAC0: +2 Damage: 2d4+2 (slashing) Speed Factor: 6 Proficiency Type: Bastard Sword Type: One-handed Requires:  11 Strength Weight: 9

Scimitars

Icon	Name (unidentified)	Name (identified)	Availability	Description
	Scimitar	Thanatos +2	BG2:SoA chapter 6 or later	This scimitar was once wielded by the caliph Jassan of the Djinn in ancient times. He lost it in a skirmish against a horde of plundering nabassus in -6155 DR. Since then the weapon was lost and forgotten for millennia. Ca. 367 DR it was rediscovered by a band of experienced planewalkers on the banks of the river Styx on Thanatos, the 333rd layer of the Abyss, which became the new namesake of the weapon. After lying in the riverbed of the Styx for so long, the weapon gradually absorbed some of its properties. When a target is hit by the blade it causes temporary or permanent amnesia as if exposed to the water of the Styx itself. STATISTICS: Combat abilities: – Each successful hit causes the target to lose 1d4 memorized spells and has a 50% chance to apply either Miscast Magic, Confusion or Feeblemind for three rounds to the target (save vs. Spell at -2 to negate) THAC0: +2 Damage: 1d8+2 (slashing) Speed Factor: 3 Proficiency Type: Scimitar/Wakizashi/Ninjatō Type: One-handed Requires:  8 Strength Weight: 4

Quarterstaves

Icon	Name (unidentified)	Name (identified)	Availability	Description
	Quarterstaff	Lifeless Companion +2	BG2:SoA chapter 2 or later	The grip of the staff looks ordinary enough. The skull attached to it, however, seems to be one of a kind. It was once a servant in possession of Lothar, the master of the Bones of the Night. At that time it met another skull with an unusual repertoire of insults that it continuously spew at his fellow skull companions, and sometimes at his master as well (as long as he was out of earshot.) Some of the insults made enough of an impression that the skull attached to the tip of the staff repeats them when commanded, with the effect that any living creature within earshot lowers their guard and falls into a rage. STATISTICS: Charge abilities: – Litany of Curses three times per day Effects: Berserk, -2 penalty to armor class, saving throws, as well as attack and damage rolls (Save vs. Wand at -2 negates) Area of Effect: Any non-deaf hostile humanoid or giant-humanoid creature within 15 ft. radius Duration: 1 turn THAC0: +2 Damage: 1d6+2 (crushing) Speed Factor: 2 Proficiency Type: Quarterstaff Type: Two-handed Requires:  5 Strength Weight: 3

Necklace & Amulets

Icon	Name (unidentified)	Name (identified)	Availability	Description
	Bone Necklace	Tribal Necklace of the Rengarth	BG2:SoA chapter 2 or later	Necklaces like these were crafted by the nomadic Rengarth tribes over 1700 years ago. They were primarily used by the shamans of the tribes in ceremonies and occasionally as support in their skirmishes with rival tribes and the ever-present threat posed by the Netheril Empire. These necklaces consist of bones, teeth and claws from wolves, bears, boars, and several other animals, held together by strong but flexible leather thongs. They provide a number of superficial magic abilities. But the more powerful enchantments are mysterious and resist even powerful divination attempts. This particular necklace wound up in the possession of a Netherese noble of Thultanthar before the city was lost for centuries when it shifted into the Plane of Shadow. About 1279 DR a member of the Doomguard faction returned with it from a planar excursion and sold it to a band of adventurers in Sigil where the trail of the item was lost again until it showed up recently in possesion of Ebb Creakknees' store. Despite its crude appearance the necklace is surprisingly well made and seems to be enchanted to withstand the test of time. Every bone and claw fits seamlessly into each other, making it very sturdy but comfortably to wear at the same time. However, given its barbaric appearance, people in more civilized regions might feel repulsed if the necklace is worn openly. STATISTICS: Equipped abilities: – Charisma: -1 – Undetectable by animals (only Druids, Shamans, and Rangers) Charge abilities: – Charm Animal three times per day (Save vs. Spell negates)   Range: 30 feet   Duration: 2 turns   Area of Effect: 1 creature Weight: 2

Rings

Icon	Name (unidentified)	Name (identified)	Availability	Description
	Awe-inspiring Ring	Aegis of Torment	BG2:ToB chapter 9 or later	Rows and rows of minute skulls line the outer edge of this ring. It is crowned by an over-sized skull with fire-red gems that serves as its eyes. This ring is the physical manifestation of the suffering of the tormented slaves of Dahnthur. It was their ultimate wish to gain protection from their oppressors, and with this magical ring, their wish was finally realized. Even with the fiery red gems, a royal purple hue continually emanates outward. STATISTICS: Equipped abilities: – Armor Class: +3 – Base Hit Points: +15 – Constitution: +3 Weight: 0
	Jagged Ring	Mempa's Biting Ring	BG2:SoA chapter 6 or later	Mempa was a mage obsessed with the possibility of having her magic items lost or burgled while she was asleep or otherwise incapacitated. While the vast majority of her carried possessions were inseparable from her corpse and thus buried with her, some of her weaker items - early experiments, perhaps - were left behind and remain in the world of the living. Mempa's Biting Ring, whose powerful aura protects its bearer from bodily harm, is one such item. However, once placed upon one's finger, the ring bites down and holds on so tenaciously that it is nigh impossible to remove it from the 'bitten' digit. STATISTICS: Equipped abilities: – Armor Class: +2 – May only be removed with a Remove Curse spell Weight: 0
	Simple Silver Ring	Gehraise's Ring	BG1 chapter 5 or later	This small silver ring looks like it belongs on a woman's finger. It feels slightly warm to the touch and has the power to ward off poison of any kind. STATISTICS: Equipped abilities: – Save vs. Death: +3 – Immunity to poison Weight: 0
	Ring	Twisted Ring	BG1 chapter 1 or later	This ring looks like three rings that have been wrapped around each other. Just looking at it makes you dizzy. STATISTICS: Equipped abilities: – Armor Class: +1 Weight: 0
	Gaudy Ring	Ring of the Traveler	SoD chapter 8 or later	These rings are quite common across the planes. Simple to make and in great demand, Mages usually create these items as a way to raise quick money. This particular ring has a minor enchantment on it that protects the wearer from harm. STATISTICS: Equipped abilities: – Armor Class: +1 – Saving Throws: +1 Weight: 0
	Lover's Band	Displacer Ring	BG2:SoA chapter 2 or later	Created from the blood of a displacer beast, this ring is able to partially redirect the force of any ordinary weapon. This results in making the user harder to hit and when hit takes less damage than normal. STATISTICS: Equipped abilities: – Armor Class: +2 – +5% resistance to slashing, piercing, crushing, and missile damage Weight: 0
	Ring	Ring of Almost Invisibility	SoD chapter 8 or later	This is Yevrah's Ring of Almost Invisibility. It makes its wearer invisible - almost. Sometimes, for brief periods, the wearer becomes really, *really* close to being invisible - an event which is often disconcerting to an attacker - and is thus more difficult to strike in combat. STATISTICS: Equipped abilities: – Armor Class: +1 Weight: 0
	Festival Prize	Serpent Ring	BG2:ToB chapter 8 or later	This appears to be a baby serpent of some sort that has been frozen into the shape of a ring. Its eyes glitter and swirl like jewels and even appear to move occasionally. STATISTICS: Equipped abilities: – Magic Resistance: +15% – Save vs. Spell: +2 – Immune to poison Weight: 0
	Ring	Ring of Thex	BG2:ToB chapter 9 or later	This ornate silver ring is set with a single red stone of an unknown type. The ring is believed to have been created by an adventuring mage named Thex. Thex claimed she was tired of sitting back and flinging spells at enemies while the rest of her adventuring party was able to get into the thick of battle. She felt that the ring would allow her to become what she chose to call a Battlemage. The Ring of Thex was the crowning achievement of her short career. STATISTICS: Equipped abilities: – Armor Class: +4 – Hit Points: +20 – Saving Throws: +2 – Wisdom: -1 Weight: 0
	Exquisite Ring	Ring Zero	BG2:ToB chapter 9 or later	From a Hero of ancient times during the Year of Gii 'on, AC195, this exquisite ring is smartly carved, with spiked edges. The ring is made of a metal that is unidentifiable, with a center stone that is ice cold to the touch. It emanates a powerful aura that protects its bearer from bodily harm and makes them more sensitive to the effects of the Weave - which can be a blessing or a curse. STATISTICS: Equipped abilities: – Armor Class: +3 – Intelligence: +3 – Magic Resistance: -15% – Save vs. Spell: -3 – Can memorize one extra arcane spell of each level from 1st to 9th Weight: 0

Earrings (can be equipped in the Amulet slot)

Icon	Name (unidentified)	Name (identified)	Availability	Description
	Earrings	Amber Earrings	BG2:SoA chapter 3 or later	These earrings are made from hardened sap of the razorvine. When properly prepared, items made from this substance can be enchanted with powerful spells of protection. STATISTICS: Equipped abilities: – Armor Class: +2 – The wearer can memorize 2 additional 1st-level mage spells Weight: 0
	Earrings	Crimson Sphere Earrings	SoD chapter 8 or later	Small red gems set into these earrings act like a heat sponge, protecting the wearer from heat or flame attacks. Whenever the wearer is exposed to fire, the gems draw some of the heat into themselves, shielding their wearer from part of the damage. It is rumored that each of these earrings holds a tiny fire mephit inside, and that they are so starved for heat that they will drink deep of any fire in the vicinity. This has never been proven, mostly because no one really cares to investigate the matter. STATISTICS: Equipped abilities: – Fire resistance: +20% Weight: 0
	Earrings	Dustman Earrings	BG2:SoA chapter 2 or later	These earrings have the smell of ash and dust about them and are icy cold to the touch. When worn, the earrings shield the wearer from temperature extremes, granting the wearer partial resistance to heat and cold. Furthermore, the earrings also protects the wearer from mind-influencing magics and magics that attack the body, including paralyzation and death magic. The earrings signify the wearer's allegiance to the Dustman faction of Sigil. According to rumor, these earrings helps dull the Dustmen to the effects of the outside world. STATISTICS: Equipped abilities: – Cold resistance: +30% – Fire resistance: +30% – Save vs. Death: +2 Weight: 0
	Earrings	Indep Earrings	BG2:SoA chapter 3 or later	These barbed earrings mark the wearer as a member of the Indep faction from Sigil. These earrings are the home of an independent spirit which accompanies the wearer and does its best to protect them from harm. Whenever possible, the spirit gives its wearer a mental nudge to get them out of harm's way… the tiny counseling spirit provides the user with +1 to all Saving Throws, and its mere presence gives the wearer an additional bonus to avoid spells and confusion effects. Many of these enchanted items were made in the bazaars of Sigil by a silversmith from Oerth, who had found a way of shaping metal in such a way that it attracted "free spirits" to the metal and caused them to take up residence there. The spirit is not bound to the earrings by any means; from what scholars have determined, there is something about the earrings that the spirits find "cozy." STATISTICS: Equipped abilities: – Armor Class: +1 – Saving Throws: +1 – Save vs. Spells: +1 – Immunity to confusion Weight: 0
	Earrings	Chained-Teeth Earrings	BG1 chapter 1 or later	These thin metal earrings are actually a series of well-crafted lockpicks. If need be, they can be unhooked and used to pick open stubborn locks. STATISTICS: Equipped appearance: – Pick Locks: +5% Weight: 0
	Earrings	Obsidian Earrings	BG1 chapter 5 or later	These small earrings are made from polished obsidian. Despite the smoothness of their surface, they reflect no light whatsoever. Commonly referred to as "a rogue's best friends," the black gems these earrings are made from possess magical properties that absorb light, making it easier for their wearer to move undetected in the shadows. Despite their rather explicit nickname they can be utilized by anyone who is proficient in the skill of stealth. STATISTICS: Equipped abilities: – Hide In Shadows: +10% – Move Silently: +10% Weight: 0
	Segmented Earrings	Stinger Earrings	SoD chapter 8 or later	These earrings have been made from the hardened shell of a segmented, larva-like creature. Its shell has been treated with some sort of glazed finish that makes it look disturbingly alive. The wire that hooks to the ear looks like it is part of the larva itself, perhaps its stinger or antenna. To activate the earrings' power, the wearer must prick his thumb with the stinger, allowing it to bond with its new owner. When "awakened," these earrings help protect the wearer from attacks, giving the wearer's skin the same strength and durability of the larva's shell. STATISTICS: Equipped abilities: – Armor Class: +2, +4 vs. missile and piercing attacks Weight: 0

Bracelets & Bracers (can be equipped in the Bracers/Gauntlets slot)

Icon	Name (unidentified)	Name (identified)	Availability	Description
	Bracelet	Bell's Shield	BG2:ToB chapter 9 or later	The engravings on this bracelet are nothing short of beautiful. The craftsmanship reflects the skilled work of the Meh 'gahmi Sah 'ma nomadic tribes. This bracelet was carved for their greatest warrior-priestess, Bell, who sought to bring peace to the greater southern plains region. The enthralling purple stones inset along the bracelet give off a soft, warm, royal purple glow. STATISTICS: Equipped abilities: – Wisdom: +3 – Magic Resistance: +10% – Hit Points: +10 – Can memorize one extra divine spell of each level from 1st to 6th Weight: 0
	Bracelet	Magus Guard	SoD chapter 8 or later	Considered standard equipment for any adventuring mage, bracelets such as these can be found across the planes. Judging by the markings on this particular bracelet it appears to have been made in a style quite common to Sigil. Various glyphs of warding are meticulously carved along the surface producing an almost hypnotic effect when looked at. When worn this bracelet protects the wearer from normal attacks as if they were wearing scale armor. STATISTICS: Equipped abilities: – Armor Class: 6 Weight: 2
	Bracelet	Magus Shield	BG2:SoA chapter 2 or later	This bracelet is a variation of the Magus Guard. Essentially using the same spells and glyphs as its predecessor, the Magus Shield is better able to focus the energy of the enchantments placed upon it. STATISTICS: Equipped abilities: – Armor Class: 4 Weight: 2
	Spiky Bracelet	Dread Bond	SoD chapter 10 or later	Legend has it that this bracelet was created by Nacek the Sadistic. Tiny razor sharp spikes cover the entire surface of this item injecting small amounts of rare reagents into the blood stream of the user. The effect of these chemicals causes the user to feel a constant adrenaline rush of strength. STATISTICS: Equipped abilities: – Strength: +1 – Immunity to panic Weight: 3
	Spiked Gauntlets	Spiked Gauntlets of Ogre Power	BG2:SoA chapter 6 or later	A ridge of huge black spikes bristle along the knuckles of these metal gauntlets, allowing the wearer to perforate any target they punch. Clamps line the edges of the gauntlets to secure them in place once worn. These gauntlets bear an enchantment that allows the user to strike opponents with the strength of ten men. The spikes along the knuckles simply add insult to injury, as any victim whose bones are not shattered by the initial attack will slowly bleed to death from the jagged wounds the spikes inflict. STATISTICS: Equipped abilities: – THAC0: +2 when attacking with fists – Damage: +1d4+2 when attacking with fists – Deals additional 1d4+2 piercing damage when attacking with fists Weight: 2
	Costume Jewelry	Spider Bracelet	BG2:SoA chapter 2 or later	In actuality this is a living spider not jewelry. When attached to ones wrist, the spider will sink its fangs into the users flesh and feed from the host, providing both beneficial and detrimental effects. STATISTICS: Equipped abilities: – +5% resistance to slashing, piercing, crushing, and missile damage – Hit Points: +10 – Intelligence: -1 – Wisdom: -1 Weight: 0
	Shiny Bracers	Vambraces of Evil's Warding	BG1 chapter 5 or later	These armbands, when worn, protect their wearer from the attacks of evil creatures. Their shiny metallic pieces of armor are graven with warding runes that attract damage to the vambraces where it bounces off harmlessly. Area of effect attacks there are not directly aimed at the target are unaffected. It is rumored that the vambraces were created from the spirits of fallen petitioners on Arcadia, and their desire to combat evil still lives within the item. This theory is supported by the fact that when evil characters equip these vambraces, they suffer damage repeatedly for every ten rounds while worn. STATISTICS: Equipped abilities: – Armor Class: +2 vs. evil creatures – Saving Throws: +2 vs. evil creatures – Applies 2d8 non-lethal damage to the wearer every 10 rounds when worn by evil characters (save vs. Death for half damage.) Weight: 2

Cloaks

Icon	Name (unidentified)	Name (identified)	Availability	Description
	Hooded Cloak	Cowl of Deepest Shadows	BG2:SoA chapter 6 or later	Just like the cowl itself the history of this artifact is shrouded in darkness. It was granted a member of the Doomguard faction by the goddess Shar as a reward for corrupting a group of worshippers of Hanali Celanil, the elven goddess of love and beauty, into self-destructive hedonism and despair. The cowl was lost a short time later, only to reappear occasionally for brief moments in the possession of less reputable individuals like assassins or agents of Shar, as if it has a mind of its own. This cowl is made of an unknown material that is surprisingly light and durable. It seems to blend with the immediate surroundings to a degree where it becomes difficult to discern the exact shape of the cowl and their wearer. STATISTICS: Equipped abilities: – Hide In Shadows: +20% – Move Silently: +20% – Darkvision   THAC0: +2 bonus (outdoors at night and in dungeons) – Light Sensitive   THAC0: -4 penalty (outdoors at daytime) – Blurred   Armor Class: +3 vs. missile attacks Charge abilities: – Mislead once per day   Duration: 12 rounds   Area of Effect: The wearer Weight: 1

Belts

Icon	Name (unidentified)	Name (identified)	Availability	Description
	Stylish Leather Girdle	Planar Anchor	BG2:SoA chapter 6 or later	Legend has it that the aging planewalker Gojuc decided to retire in Sigil, the City of Doors, after a successful career as adventurer, mercenary, and even an emissary on special occasions. Since the travelling through the planes left their mark on his body he devised a spell to make him immune to the effects of teleportation magic and tasked a local gnomish enchanter to weave it into a piece of clothing of his choice. He was obviously pleased with the result since he lived several years without having to contend with the numerous portals spread over the city. To his surprise he was one day fatally injured by an errant pebble thrown by some children playing on the street. He died from his injuries soon after. The belt and many other of his belongings were eventually sold to a travelling merchant, and so the trail of the item was lost. The belt is enchanted with a spell that binds the user to the current plane of existence. As a result the user becomes immune to any effects that would involve planar travel. At the same time, however, the strengthened link with the plane makes the user susceptible to the primary attributes of the plane. STATISTICS: Equipped abilities: – Immunity to Maze, Imprisonment, and teleportation effects – Slashing Resistance: -50% – Piercing Resistance: -50% – Crushing Resistance: -50% – Missile Resistance: -50% – May only be removed with a Remove Curse spell Weight: 2

Wands

Icon	Name (unidentified)	Name (identified)	Availability	Description
	Pipe	Abyssal Pipe	SoD chapter 8 or later	This is a small wooden pipe, carved to resemble the head of a demon. When used, this pipe billows forth great gouts of deadly fumes from the planes of the Abyss. STATISTICS: Charge abilities: – Cloudkill   Damage: 1d10 poison per round   Special: Slays creatures with 1-4 HD; creatures with 5-6 HD must save vs. Poison at -4 or die   Range: 60 ft.   Area of Effect: 15-ft. radius   Duration: 1 turn Requires:  9 Intelligence Weight: 0
	Finger Bone	Skeletal Key	BG1 chapter 5 or later	This key has been be fashioned from the finger bones of a humanoid creature. Magical symbols have been engraved on the surface to enchant it with a spell that opens any kinds of locks on chests, boxes or doors. STATISTICS: Charge abilities: – Knock Range: Visual range of the caster Area of Effect: Locked door or chest Duration: Instant Requires:  9 Intelligence Weight: 1

Consumables & Charged Items

Icon	Name (unidentified)	Name (identified)	Availability	Description
	Bandages	Bandages	BG1 chapter 1 or later	This is a roll of bandages, useful for stanching minor wounds. When applied they will heal a character for 3 hit points of damage. STATISTICS: Special: Restores 3 Hit Points. Weight: 0
	Clipped Copper Piece	Clipped Copper Charm	BG1 chapter 1 or later	This copper piece has been "clipped"… most of the copper has been shaved off, no doubt to still keep the appearance it is a coin and allowing the 'clipper' to use the shaved copper to make another coin. Although many Hive dwellers in Sigil practice this method of "making money," when the Fated faction practices it, they do so with a frightening sense of purpose, creating charms that reflect their own miserly natures. In order to create these charms, the Fated faction seek out failed business owners and other individuals who once possessed great wealth, then had a reversal of fortune and were left destitute. These individuals are then given enchanted carving blades and asked to "clip a copper" for the Fated in a tedious day-long ritual, which infuses the copper coin with the last traces of their former luck. The ritual and the nature of the individual clipping the copper allows a minor enchantment to seep into the coin and affect the fortune of whoever uses it. When the clipped copper charm is flipped into the air, it will spill into a rain of copper pieces, and bestow some luck upon the user. STATISTICS: Charge abilities: – Minor Copper Blessing: +1 bonus to Luck   Duration: 1 turn   The blessing requires a donation of 11 gold pieces to work. Weight: 0
	Intricate Knot	Gordian Knot	BG2:ToB chapter 8 or later	The knot binding the two ends of this rope together holds a powerful magic. When this knot is severed by a fighter with an edged weapon, the warrior gains a rush of confidence and arrogance, reducing their Wisdom but raising their Charisma. The user is also beset with the urge to gather an army and rush out and conquer the realms, but this urge does not rule the user's actions. It is said that this is a knotted piece of rope that was cut in two by a conqueror on a distant prime material world. Every time the knot is severed, it disappears, showing up years later in the hands of another who can make use of its power. STATISTICS: Charge abilities: – Permanent +2 bonus to Charisma – Permanent -1 penalty to Wisdom Weight: 0
	Strange Vial	Elixir of Horrific Separation	BG2:ToB chapter 9 or later	This vial of Elixir of Horrific Separation was compounded by a scholar who'd found she possessed a darker half - a side of her which took control, at times, and bade her do awful things. This potion was to have 'split' the darker half away from her, creating two separate beings. Mercykillers from Sigil, however, found and executed her for a string of depraved murders before she could use it. STATISTICS: Horrific Separation: When the elixir is consumed the enchantment takes hold and splits the less dominant part of the user into a separate being of comparable power but opposite alignment. This being can be controlled for five turns before it breaks free from the enchantment and either attacks the party or escapes. Moreover, the user's ethical part of their alignment shifts permanently towards 'neutral' (neutral good, true neutral or neutral evil). The elixir will have no effect when consumed by a user whose ethical alignment is already 'neutral'. Weight: 1
	Ornate Box	Moridor's Box	SoD chapter 8 or later	This appears to be a small wooden box. Intricate designs etched in gold adorn the box. At one time this box would have been worthy enough to be displayed at any aristocrat's estate. However, years of neglect have taken their toll and it appears to be falling apart. If not for the large gem mounted to the front of the box, it would be worthless. It is not known what exactly is sealed within the box. There are countless stories about it and none of them bode well for its owner. Some say it's an ancient dragon, while others say it's the evil soul of Moridor himself. Judging by the deteriorating state of the box someone must have already examined the seal and damaged it in the process. It is only a matter of time before the seal dissolves completely and releases the entity imprisoned in the box. STATISTICS: Special: Opening the seal releases the imprisoned entity. Requires:  9 Intelligence Weight: 2
	Horn	Baku's Horn	SoD chapter 8 or later	This nondescript wooden horn is in fact a magical item crafted on the Upper Planes. Similar to the attack of the creature for which it is named, a Baku's Horn inflicts damage upon evil creatures within the area of effect when it is sounded. Further, such creatures must make a save vs. paralyzation or flee in panic. Charge abilities: – Baku's Roar three times per day   Damage: 2d8 crushing vs. evil creatures   Special: Causes panic for one turn (Save vs. Paralysis negates)   Area of Effect: 15-ft. radius Weight: 1
	Hourglass	Wesley's Hourglass	BG2:ToB chapter 9 or later	This item was originally fashioned by a powerful chronomancer with the intention to teach his students about the nature of time. It looks like an ordinary hourglass in a wooden frame, but instead of sand it is filled with mist-smoke of the Demiplane of Time, also known as Temporal Prime. When the hourglass is smashed it enables the user to step out of the normal flow of time and manipulate objects in a limited fashion while everything around them appears to be frozen in time. The mental and physical stress induced by this state causes the user to be severely fatigued after the effect has worn off. STATISTICS: Charge abilities: – Invokes "Time Stop"   Duration: 5 rounds   Area of Effect: The user   Leaves the user fatigued when the effect has worn off. Requires:  6 Intelligence Weight: 1
	Smelly Book	The Grimoire of Pestilential Thought	BG2:SoA chapter 2 or later	This black-bound tome seems to radiate a slight rotting smell, and the covers are unpleasant to the touch - like uncured human flesh left out in the sun. Rusted buckles on the cover seal it against the elements. It is the Grimoire of Pestilential Thought, an arcane tome created ages ago for purposes unknown, the purpose of which is to teach mortals the nature of evil. Some sages warn against its use, while others urge it. It is said to grant mighty powers when services are performed for it. STATISTICS: Weight: 2
	Bloody Teardrop	Tear of Salieru-Dei	BG2:SoA chapter 6 or later	This glistening red tear was shed by the martyred Harmonium officer Salieru-Dei when he was put to death on the Harmonium's home plane of Ortho. Mistaken as a member of the hated Revolutionary League, Salieru-Dei's obedience and loyalty was such he could not bring himself to challenge the allegations of his superiors. At the moment of his execution, three tears fell from his right eye and turned to stone as they fell upon the flagstones of the square. Ironically enough, an anarchist subsequently revealed the Harmonium's mistake to the public, discrediting them. Ever since, the tears of Salieru-Dei have been considered relics of the Harmonium... and used as a lesson to the evils of unquestioning obedience by the Revolutionary League. STATISTICS: Constitution: Raised by 1 point permanently Weight: 0
	Ornate Flask	Holy Ward of Amaunator	SoD chapter 8 or later	This flask contains holy water blessed by Amaunator himself. It is said that the relic was so powerful that a single drop could eradicate even powerful liches. With the decline of Amaunator's influence in Faerûn this relic lost most of its power over time and became only a shadow of its former self. The relic was originally safeguarded in the ancient Netherese city of Synod, but was lost in the tumultuous aftermath of Karsus' Folly. Many centuries later a group of adventurers discovered the ruins of an ancient temple dedicated to Amaunator where they plundered many artifacts and relics, including the Holy Ward. STATISTICS: Charge abilities: – Turn Undead   Special: Priests may turn targets at their class level. Paladins may turn targets with a +1 bonus to their current level. Everyone else may turn targets at half of their class level.   Range: 30 ft.   Area of Effect: 90-degree arc   Duration: Special Weight: 1

Spell Scrolls

Icon	Name (unidentified)	Name (identified)	Availability	Description
	Scroll	Tasha's Unbearable Derisive Laughter	BG1 chapter 5 or later	Tasha's Unbearable Derisive Laughter (Enchantment/Charm) Level: 3 Range: Visual range of the caster Duration: 1 round/level Casting Time: 3 Area of Effect: 15-ft. radius Saving Throw: Neg. What man does not feel their body fill with burning shame when mocked by a woman? Fill the ears of your enemies with the derisive scorn of a woman's laughter. Their bodies shall become clumsy and foolish, easily struck, and confidence shall be leeched from their muscles, weakening their blows. Tasha's Unbearable Derisive Laughter occurs in a 15 ft. radius from that spot. All male humanoid or giant-humanoid creatures with an Intelligence > 4 in range of the spell must make a Saving Throw vs. Spell or get a -2 to their attack and damage rolls, -2 to their armor class, -2 to their Saving Throws, and have their morale lowered for the duration of the spell.
	Scroll	Modron Mind	SoD chapter 8 or later	Modron Mind (Abjuration) Level: 3 Range: 0 Duration: 1 turn/level Casting Time: 3 Area of Effect: The caster Saving Throw: None Modron Mind allows the the caster to become a being of focused order. The caster gains a +2 bonus to Saving Throws versus spells of the schools of Illusion and Enchantment. The spell also enhances the caster's thought processes which results in an intelligence bonus of +1 every five levels, up to a +5 bonus at level 20.
	Scroll	Vrock's Screech	SoD chapter 10 or later	Vrock's Screech (Evocation) Level: 4 Range: 0 Duration: Instant Casting Time: 2 Area of Effect: 15-ft. radius Saving Throw: Special This Abyssal spell mimics the terrifying scream of a vrock. It deafens all enemies in the area of effect for one turn and stuns them for one round. Deafened spellcasters have a 50% chance to miscast any spells. Creatures of 6 hit dice or less are always affected. More powerful creatures may make a save vs. Spell to negate both effects. The area of effect is not blocked by walls or other obstacles.

Misc. Items

Icon	Name (unidentified)	Name (identified)	Availability	Description
	Cage	Lim-Lim Cage	BG1 chapter 1 or later	This sturdy steel cage has a thick leather handle on the top. It appears to be the home of a Lim-Lim which can be unmistakably identified by their gleeful chirps. The cage itself seems to be locked only by a simple latch. STATISTICS: Weight: 10
	Stick with a handle?	???	BG2:ToB chapter 9 or later	This item looks like a stick of polished metal with a handle of a shape that fits nicely in the hand. Because of its small size only children or people of the short races can hold it comfortably. STATISTICS: Weight: 1

Credits

Writing, coding & testing: Argent77

French translation: Deratiseur

Simplified Chinese translation: MephistoSatanDevil

Additional help: Lava

Copyright Notice:

"Wares of the Planes" is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.

---

Items are based on resources from Planescape: Torment, (c) by Black Isle Studios.

Some icon graphics based on resources from Age of Wonders - Shadow Magic, (c) Triumph Studios.

Barazhad truetype font by Pixel Sagas Freeware Fonts.

Merchant portrait based on "RPG Dwarf Males 41" by ttb2112-ai on DeviantArt.

Anarazel portrait based on "Nyxaroth" by DragonGrognard on DeviantArt.

Version History

Version 2.2

• French translation update by Deratiseur
• Converted readme into html format
• Cosmetic: Removed trailing spaces from item descriptions

Version 2.1

• Added new item: Tribal Necklace of the Rengarth
• Added new item: Soul Mirror +1 (can be upgraded multiple times throughout the game)
• Added upgrade options to Magus Guard (Cromwell and Cespenar)
• Added upgrade option to Entropic Blade (Cespenar)
• Added upgrade option to Final Judgment +3 (Cespenar)
• Improved many unidentified item names and descriptions
• Fixed aura effect of a creature from the "Lure of Darkness" quest
• Various code optimizations and improvements

Version 2.0

• Added new ToB quest: Lure of Darkness
• Added new item: Planar Anchor
• Added new item: Lifeless Companion +2
• Fixed or improved several items:
  • Final Judgment +3: fixed double damage amount
  • Jagged Bolts +1: added bleeding effect
  • Spiked Gauntlets of Ogre Power: Fixed item description
  • Vambraces of Evil's Warding: Fixed self-damage interval for evil characters
  • Cowl of Deepest Shadows: Fixed casting level of Mislead ability
  • Phantom Dagger +3: Increased THAC0 bonus
  • Elixir of Horrific Separation and Moridor's Box should not be available to Project Image/Simulacrum clones
  • Changed effect durations from seconds to rounds/turns for Fiend's Blood Dagger and Blind Terror +2
  • Fixed poison resistance types of Fiend's Blood Dagger, Vroc's Club, and Club of Nettles
  • Chaos Feather: Mention effect durations in item description
  • Devil's Due: Fixed incorrect AC bonus definition
  • Fixed and improved several item descriptions

Version 1.4

• Added French translation (thanks Deratiseur)
• Added Simplified Chinese translation (thanks MephistoSatanDevil)
• Added new items: Holy Ward of Amaunator and Holy Wrath of Amaunator
• Rebalanced several weapons to fit better into the Baldur's Gate universe
• Improved hit effects of Devil's Due +2
• Fixed missing strength bonus flag in Abigail +1
• Updated several item descriptions
• Improved Ebb's travel routes

Version 1.3

• Added new items for sale: Grimoire of Pestilential Thought, Cowl of Deepest Shadows, Skeletal Key, Tear of Salieru-Dei
• Added new spell scrolls for sale: Tasha's Unbearable Derisive Laughter, Modron Mind, Vrock's Screech
• Fixed a resource name conflict with the "Skip Chateau Irenicus" mod

Version 1.2

• Added new items for sale: Vambraces of Evil's Warding, Baku's Horn, Abigail +1, Dûrgaläd +3, Fiendblight +2, Wesley's Hourglass, Wesley's Improved Hourglass (upgraded by Cespenar), Thanatos +2, Thanatos +4 (upgraded by Cespenar)
• Fixed spelling errors

Version 1.1

• Added new default portrait for the travelling merchant
• Added tweak that restores the original PsT portrait for the travelling merchant
• Added new items for sale: Elixir of Horrific Separation, Moridor's Box

Version 1.0

• Initial release