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Varia Magic Items and Manaweapons A note on things I REALLY want to do

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Posted 15 January 2007 - 05:03 PM

The other day, I was creating things for my setting when I completely broke tradition with the form and mechanics of magic items.

Varia magic items are your standard armor/shield/weapons with a twist: the actual physical weapon is the cheap part, the enchantment is the expensive part. The twist: the enhancement is in gem form that can be removed and placed in different Varia items.

I also got tired of staves being charge-using, spell-completion, hoopty-do "I'm a glorified wand" items. I also got tired of every weapon being the same boring look at medieval weapons (or Eastern weapons, which seem to be more popular anymore with published material). So I created Manaweapons, which are truly customizable weapons.

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Posted 16 January 2007 - 03:30 AM

Uh, one thing I can think of is to have gems that act sort of like batteries for charged items. Each gem holds X charges. Pop a clip and go until it's spent.
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