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Ghuljun (Guest)Thu 05-Jun-03 11:17 PM

  
#1040, "Problems with tattoo and phylactery"


          

invoke crystal
You raise a crystal prism phylactery in a clenched fist.
You are already vigilant to unseen foes.

9 AM waning af
You are affected by:
Spell: 'armor of living bone' modifies armor class by -20 for 10 hours.
Spell: 'wraithform' for 3 hours.
Spell: 'wraithform' for 3 hours.
Spell: 'wraithform' for 3 hours.
Spell: 'detect invis' for 0 hours.
Skill: 'haste' modifies dexterity by 4 for -1 hours.

I have attempted to use this crystal many times since the one time it granted vigilance as I assume lawmen/women get for roughly fifty odd hours, yet for some time it simply gives this echo and no effect.
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10 AM waning invoke intronan
You raise an oval lapis phylactery in a clenched fist.
You attempt to fill your creations with knowledge of combat.
Your tattoo flares a bright crimson, and you feel lethargic.

Ever since the becoming, anytime I invoke my tattoo and have a phylactery in hand it invokes both, on occasion it has proven bad as I crumble something valuable for no reason.

  

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ZulghinlourSun 08-Jun-03 02:08 PM
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#1069, "FNCR (n/t)"
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n/t

So long, and thanks for all the fish!

  

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