Item ID
This skill will allow you identify items, not only what they are, but their magical properties as well. Note that it will only identify items for the user of the Item ID skill, not everyone. If anyone else looks at the item (single clicking it) after it has been identified, it will display whether it is magical, but not it's magical properties that the user of the item id skill has determined.
- The AR # before the / indicates the armor's actual Armor Rating for the area that it protects, the # after the slash indicates its contribution to one's total (or combined average) AR (as displayed in the Character Status window). *The number before the slash is what actually counts towards AR, the latter number is merely an approximate in-game display. Decimals are rounded to the nearest whole number in-game. NOTE: AR displayed will vary according to the area of your body that the enchanted armor protects.
Listed in order of power, by category. Items may have more than one prefix or suffix.
Armor Enchantments
Prefix Effect Durable +5 to item HP Substantial +10 to item HP Massive +15 to item HP Fortified +20 to item HP Indestructible +25 to item HP
Suffix Effect Key: /+(Neck, Hands), +(Arms, Head, Legs/Feet), +(Body). Defense +5 / +0.4, +0.7, +2.2 to AR Guarding +10 / +0.7, +1.4, +4.4 to AR Hardening +15 / +1.1, +2.1, +6.6 to AR Fortification +20 / +1.4, +2.8, +8.8 to AR Invulnerability +25 / +1.8, +3.5, +11.0 to AR
Weapon Enchantments
Prefix Effect Accurate +5.0 to Tactics or +4.6 to Archery* Accurate, Surpassingly +10.0 to Tactics or +9.3 to Archery* Accurate, Eminently +15.0 to Tactics or +14.0 to Archery* Accurate, Exceedingly +20.0 to Tactics or +18.7 to Archery* Accurate, Supremely +25.0 to Tactics or +23.3 to Archery* Durable +10 to item HP Substantial +20 to item HP Massive +30 to item HP Fortified +40 to item HP Indestructible +50 to item HP
Suffix Effect Ruin +1 damage Might +3 damage Force +5 damage Power +7 damage Vanquishing +9 damage
- The bonus is applied to the Archery Skill level (not to Tactics) if the enchanted weapon is a bow or crossbow.
Enchantment to Spell Conversions
Only spell-like enchantments who's effects are not immediately obvious by their name are listed. Spell-like enchantments may be present on a variety of items and consume energy from a limited # of charges. Most items just require a double-click in order to activate the effect (wands and staves must be held). Weapons, however, produce any offensive effect upon a successful strike against an opponent, while armor, clothing and jewelry are activated as a result of being worn (every time the article is put on 1 charge is expended)-- they are also limited by charges.
Prefix Effect Silver Double Damage vs. Undead (no charges)
Suffix Spell Effect Burning Magic Arrow Daemon's Breath Fireball Dragon's Breath Fireball Evil Curse Feeblemind Feeblemind Ghoul's Touch Paralyze Mage's Bane Mana Drain Spell Reflection Magic Reflection (Will use up charges fast while being worn) Thunder Lightning Weakness Weakness Wounding Harm
Cursed Magic Items: Some equipable magical items that seem to be enchanted with a spell that would normally increase your own stats or decrease an opponents' will confer a negative effect upon its wearer. For example, a weapon of Feeblemindedness may cause the effects of the Feeblemind spell to take place upon its owner while worn, instead of casting the spell at a targeted enemy. Another example would be a gorget of Strength that would, instead of raising its wearer's strength, lower their dexterity.
