Tapers to a point.
Bonus: Best of Pierce/Crush
Wand
Range: 10m
Interrupt: 40 (Average)
Damage: 9-14 Pierce/Crush (Best) vs. Deflection
Value: 5cp
As magical implements often lack serious power compared to bows, crossbows, and firearms, the wand’s flexible damage types help wizards deal with heavily-armored opponents more easily. Wands are easily distinguished from scepters by their tapered points.
Fine Wand
Range: 10m
Interrupt: 40 (Average)
Damage: 9-14 Pierce/Crush (Best) vs. Deflection
Fine: +4 Accuracy, x1.15 All Damage
Value: 405cp
Exceptional Wand
Range: 10m
Interrupt: 40 (Average)
Damage: 9-14 Pierce/Crush (Best) vs. Deflection
Exceptional: +8 Accuracy, x1.3 All Damage
Value: 805cp
Cgadob’s Hazel
Range: 10m
Interrupt: 40 (Average)
Damage: 9-14 Pierce/Crush (Best) vs. Deflection
Exceptional: +8 Accuracy, x1.3 All Damage
Marking: +10 Accuracy granted to an ally attacking the same target
Spell Striking: Jolting Touch: Grants Jolting Touch. A bolt of electricity jumps from the caster’s fingers to the nearest enemy, and then to the next nearest, causing decreasing amounts of Shock damage. 2m Jump
Area of Effect: Target + 2 Foe Jump Targets
Interrupt: 40 (Average)
Effects: Target: 20-35 Shock vs. Deflection (+15 Accuracy)
Jump Targets: 15-26 Shock vs. Deflection (+15 Accuracy)
Value: 1805cp
Cgadob was a wizard and wand-maker. Though brilliant, he had trouble selling his work due to a number of eccentricities, not the least of which was a vow that he would never make two wands of the same color. The hazel wand was one of his most powerful creations. Unfortunately, like everything he made, it was the only one of its kind.
Elawen Ein
Range: 10m
Interrupt: 40 (Average)
Damage: 9-14 Pierce/Crush (Best) vs. Deflection
Fine: +4 Accuracy, x1.15 All Damage
Freezing Lash: +25% Freeze Damage
Interfering: Inflicts -5 Melee Accuracy, -5 Ranged Accuracy for 5 sec on hit.
Value: 1205cp
An old Glanfathan legend tells of a young woman who loved a wanderer from a distant land. In time he was forced to travel back to his homeland, but he promised to return. Years passed with no word from her love, and the woman fell into a depression, neither eating nor speaking. Even in the depths of winter, she refused to abandon hope, keeping faithful watch for her beloved by the shore where she had last laid eyes upon him. Finally, she succumbed to her grief, and her heart froze upon the moment of her death, her tears becoming ice upon her cheeks.
Her grieving family buried her within a nearby glade, and from her grave a strange elm tree grew. Its bark was the white of a winter snowfall, its leaves blue and cold to the touch. It never lost its foliage in the winter, withstanding even the bitterest temperatures.
This wand is said to have been hewn from that very elm, for it too emanates the chill of a broken heart.