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		+	=Head Slot=
		+	Description of things that can go here, etc.
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		+	==Table==
		+	Eventually.
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		+	==Neck Slot Item Descriptions==
		+	Descriptions of items that can occupy your ''neck slot''.
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		+	{|class="collapsible" width="90%" style="border:1px solid silver; text-align:center; clear:both; font-size:75%; font-family:verdana;"
		+	! style="background:#8a0dff;" align="left"|<div style="margin-left:15px;"><font color="white" style="font-size:13.5px; font-family:tahoma;">EYE OF VIRAXIS</font></div>
		+	|-style="background:white;" align="left"
		+	|A solid chunk of ruby ''mox'', with what is clearly intended to be an eye etched into it. It pulses with a combination of Magical and Divine power - a reminder of a long-forgotten age when gods yet ruled...
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		+	|'''Accessory Slot:''' Head
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		+	|'''Rarity:''' Artifact
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		+	|'''Force:''' Magic
		+	|-align="left"
		+	|style="background:#C586FF; padding-left: 2em;"|'''PROPERTY'''
		+	|-align="left"
		+	|...probably does some stuff.
		+	|}
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	=Neck Slot=		=Neck Slot=

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Accessories are worn items other than armor that grants some kind of benefit to the wearer. While some accessories are strictly for show, adventuring accessories provide numerous small effects to their wearer.

Unlike weapons and armor, which only rarely have intrinsic effects and instead require materia to provide greater benefits, accessories always have an intrinsic effect upon the wearer. Similarly, whereas weapons and armor always provide a bonus (to attack and damage rolls, and to AC, respectively), not all accessories provide a bonus to something.

Materia and Desynthesis

Accessories, like weapons and armor, can have materia slots.

Because of their intrinsic abilities, accessories can be desynthesized into materia. This process is somewhat involved, taking an hour, and requires a spark of the same Force as the accessory in question. When the process is completed, the item is transformed into a materia that, when slotted into an item, allows that item's wearer or wielder to benefit from the materia as though the item it is slotted into were also the original item.

Example: Troi is currently wearing assault boots, and comes across a pair of anklets of opportunity in a dungeon. He wants the abilities of both accessories, but can only benefit from one. He returns to town to find a mage that can desynthesize the boots; when that's done, he slots the assault boot materia into the anklets. The anklets with the materia now behave as though the accessory was both the anklets and the boots.

Materia created through desynthesis can be slotted into any item, but has a lower attunement cost when slotted into an item of the same type. Materia created in this fashion have the same Force alignment as the item it was desynthesized from.

The attunement cost of a materia created through desynthesis depends on the item's rarity: if common, 1; if uncommon, 2; if rare, 4; if mythic, 8. If you slot a materia into an item that is of a different type than the item from which the materia was made, the attunement cost increases by +1.

Bonuses provided by materia do not stack; that is, if you have two materia that grant you an enhancement bonus to your Reflex, only the highest bonus applies.

Economics of Accessories

Accessory Costs
		Value
		kp	gp	dp
Common		---	4000	---
Uncommon		---	(16000)	16
Rare		---	---	32
Mythic		---	---	64
Artifact		---	---	(100)
Desynthesis	Common	---	200	---
	Uncommon	---	1000	1
	Rare	---	---	2
	Mythic	---	---	8
	Artifact	---	---	---
(X) Can only be sold in the listed economy as though it had X value.

Accessories are Force items, and as such typically exist only in the mox economy, due to the requirements involved in crafting permanent Force items of any real strength. While minor accessories can be had for mere coins, more powerful items require more exotic currencies.

Common accessories can be purchased for the price of 4000 gp, and can be purchased through the gold economy. The imbuing of Force energies into these objects is not as complex or demanding as more powerful items, and the reagents required to permanently bind the powers to such an item do not require powerful components. Any spark or adept is capable of desynthesizing these accessories, and so charge only a nominal fee in the gold economy. Common accessories have no place in the mox economy.

Uncommon accessories cannot be purchased in the gold economy, but can be sold in it as though they had a price of 16000 gp. Uncommon accessories are the beginnings of true power, in terms of Forces: these are items whose effects are significant, or are combinations of existing abilities set into one item, making it that much more useful. Any spark or adept capable of crafting accessories can desynthesize uncommon accessories; as such, while the availability is reduced, this service can still be attained in the gold economy, though such individuals are also willing to take mox economy currency for their trouble. Uncommon accessories cost 16 dp in the mox economy.

Rare accessories cannot be traded in the gold economy whatsoever. Rare accessories are true power, being imbued with as much energy from their aligned Forces as most mortals can muster: either entire suites of less-powerful abilities, or an effect synonymous with "epic" from its parent Force. Sparks or adepts capable of desynthesizing rare accessories are much rarer, due to required spark level checks; as such, availability is significantly reduced, and those who can render it will expect mox economy goods for the service. Rare accessories cost 32 dp in the mox economy.

Mythic accessories cannot be traded in the gold economy whatsoever. Mythic accessories are extreme expressions of power, being unique one-of-a-kind items imbued with strange and unusual powers that, while not indestructible, are particularly resilient to deconstruction. Sparks or adepts capable of desynthesizing mythic accessories are ridiculously rare and are often loathe to do so, as such items are incredibly - if not outright impossible - to replicate. Such items are often not traded in the open market, but can sometimes be found in high-brow auctions. Mythic accessories cost 64 dp in the mox economy.

Artifact accessories cannot be purchased in any economy whatsoever; they can be sold in the mox economy as though they had a value of 100 dp to someone who is looking for that particular artifact. There is no particular market for them: to trade an artifact, you must find seek out (or be found by) an individual who wants it. Artifacts are not just unique items, they are also nigh-indestructible fonts of incredible power, and thus cannot be desynthesized. Mortals are incapable of intentionally creating artifacts.

Properties and Powers

Accessories have abilities that come in two forms: properties and powers.

Properties are passive effects that you benefit from while you are wearing the item and it is attuned to you. Properties do not stack: if two properties provide a bonus to the same stat, use the higher bonus.

Powers are active effects that you can activate. Powers come in several varieties.

• At Will: You can use these powers at any time without restriction.
• Encounter: You can use these powers once per encounter, or once every 5 minutes.
• Daily: You can use these powers once per day. Daily powers refresh at sunrise each day.

If an item has multiple at will powers, you can use all of them.

If an item has multiple encounter powers, you can use one of them each encounter or every 5 minutes, regardless of how many powers it has.

If an item has multiple daily powers, you can use one of them each day, regardless of how many powers it has.

Head Slot

Description of things that can go here, etc.

Table

Eventually.

Neck Slot Item Descriptions

Descriptions of items that can occupy your neck slot.

 

 

Neck Slot

Description of things that can go here, etc.

Table

Eventually.

Neck Slot Item Descriptions

Descriptions of items that can occupy your neck slot.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Feet Slot

Description of things that can go here, etc.

Table

There will be a table of these here eventually.

Feet Slot Item Descriptions

Descriptions of items that can occupy your feet slot.