Difference between revisions of "The bright blue staff of exploration"

	The staff of exploration is made from painted wood and it is very elaborately decorated. In the upper end, there is a big, fist size clear crystal. The other end has a black metallic cap to protect the sensitive wooden material from damage. The leather grip is decorated with embedded thin silver strings that form pictures of some unidentifiable places. The oakwood staff has been painted in bright blue colour and it is a pleasure to look at. It is indeed a nice piece of artwork. ; It contains a tale;; The staff of exploration was made for the group of seven, by the magician called Narduk. The group however, didn't think they would need the staff and after upheaval, the staff has been in the possession of numerous people. The legend tells that the crystal will flash if the wearer is in danger.
Armour type:	Staff
Stats:	Shows if there is a disintegrating, desting or blocking monster in the room or adjacent room.
It looks	A bit heavy (3.645 kg)
Sacvalue:	111gp
It is called	staff of exploration and identified as 'staff', 'bright blue staff', 'blue staff', 'explore staff' and 'blue staff of exploration'.
It takes the following slot:	Held
Made of:	Missing material
Size:	smallish
Quality:	Missing quality
From:	Valley of the Kings

Revision as of 11:50, 9 March 2009

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 |type= staff
 |sacvalue= 111gp
+|weight= a bit heavy
+|kg= 3.645
+|size= smallish
+|handles= staff of exploration and identified as 'staff', 'bright blue staff', 'blue staff', 'explore staff' and 'blue staff of exploration'.
 |from= [[Valley of the Kings]]
 |desc= The staff of exploration is made from painted wood and it is very elaborately decorated. In the upper end, there is a big, fist size clear crystal. The other end has a black metallic cap to protect the sensitive wooden material from damage. The leather grip is decorated with embedded thin silver strings that form pictures of some unidentifiable places. The oakwood staff has been painted in bright blue colour and it is a pleasure to look at. It is indeed a nice piece of artwork.