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Bete Noir

Slot Wrists
Minimum Level 11
Clickie Unholy Blight (Caster Level: 7) — 3 Charges, Recharge 3/day
Description Bracers from a silver flame paladin, the holy symbols scratched out and covered with the eye of the abbot.
Material Steel
Durability 120
Weight 0.10 lbs
Effects
  • Taint of Evil: Good aligned characters equipping this item suffer a temporary negative level until the item is removed.
  • Armor Bonus +7: Passive: +7 Armor Bonus to Armor Class. (This bonus does not stack with equipped armor)
Augment Slots
  • Yellow Augment Slot
Bete Noir
Bete Noir
Equips to: Wrists
Minimum Level: 11
Unholy Blight
Target: Foe, Positional, Breakable
School: Evocation
Spell Resistance: No
Unholy power smites your targets. The power takes the form of a cold, cloying miasma of greasy darkness. Only good and neutral (not evil) creatures are harmed by the spell. The spell deals 5 to 10 points of damage per caster level (up to a max of caster level 10) to a good creature (or twice that to a good outsider) and causes it to be sickened for 6 to 24 seconds. A successful Will save reduces damage to half and negates the sickened effect. The spell deals only half damage to creatures who are neither evil nor good, and they are not sickened. This spell can only be cast by evil or neutral casters - it has no effect when cast by a good caster.

D&D Dice: Deals 1d6+4 damage per caster level to good creatures (max 10d6+80) or deals 2d6+8 damage per caster level to good outsiders (max 20d6+80). Neutral targets take half damage.
Caster Level: 7
3 / 3 Charges (Recharged/Day: 3)
Taint of Evil: Good aligned characters equipping this item suffer a temporary negative level until the item is removed.
Armor Bonus +7: Passive: +7 Armor Bonus to Armor Class. (This bonus does not stack with equipped armor)
Augments:
Yellow Augment Slot: Empty
Durability: 120 / 120
Steel (Hardness: 21)
Bracers from a silver flame paladin, the holy symbols scratched out and covered with the eye of the abbot.