Drag this augment into a slot to upgrade an item to provide increased protection against disease. This augment can go in a Yellow, Green, or Orange Augment Slot.
Drag this augment into a slot to upgrade an item to provide increased protection against poison. This augment can go in a Yellow, Green, or Orange Augment Slot.
Drag this augment into a slot to upgrade an item to absorb the first 20 points of Sonic damage per attack that the wearer would normally take. This augment can go in a Yellow, Green, or Orange Augment Slot.
Drag this augment into a slot to upgrade an item to provide a +129 Enhancement bonus to your maximum Spell Points. This augment can go in a Yellow, Green, or Orange Augment Slot.
Drag this augment into a slot to upgrade a weapon with an additional 5d6 Acid damage on hit. This augment can go in a Red, Orange, or Purple Augment Slot.
Drag this augment into a slot to upgrade a weapon with a +97 Equipment bonus to Fire Spell Power. This augment can go in a Red, Orange, or Purple Augment Slot.
Drag this augment into a slot to upgrade a weapon with a +97 Equipment bonus to Acid Spell Power. This augment can go in a Red, Orange, or Purple Augment Slot.
Drag this augment into a slot to upgrade a weapon with a +97 Equipment bonus to Positive Spell Power. This augment can go in a Red, Orange, or Purple Augment Slot.
Madstone was formed when a draconic counterspell aborted the casting of the Reaver's Bane, almost 40,000 years ago. Polished orbs of madstone have been carefully worked into these boots, imbuing them with chaotic and dangerous effects.
The wielder of this shield must have used it to block the attacks of the dragons during the great cataclysm. While it probably didn’t save its owner, the bombardment left the shield infused with a crystalline protective coating that is amazingly hard.
Once used by the Stormreaver’s cook to tenderize the meat that would feed the great leader, this Morningstar is caked in the blood of a million creatures.
These bracers have the unique feature of having air vents cut into their sides to allow your arms to breathe. This makes nerve wracking procedures (such as disarming a bomb) much less sweat inducing.