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Periapt of Proof Against Paralysis Source Potions and Poisons pg. 31 Aura faint conjuration; CL 5th Slot neck; Price 8,000 gp; Weight — Description This pewter chain necklace is formed from alternating sizes of metal links, creating a delicate but imposing look. Short enough to be a choker, it is set in the middle with a brilliant jasper stone that is finely cut and shines even when light is scarce. Whenever the wearer fails a saving throw against an effect that results in paralysis, the periapt instead causes the wearer to be fatigued for 1d4 rounds. If an effect would paralyze the wearer without a saving throw, he is instead fatigued until he removes the condition. If the wearer fails a saving throw against a paralyzing effect while fatigued, he becomes exhausted. Characters with the exhausted condition gain no benefits from a periapt of proof against paralysis. Construction Requirements Craft Wondrous Item, remove paralysis; Cost 4,000 gp

Periapt of Proof Against Paralysis

Source Potions and Poisons pg. 31
Aura faint conjuration; CL 5th
Slot neck; Price 8,000 gp; Weight —

Description

This pewter chain necklace is formed from alternating sizes of metal links, creating a delicate but imposing look. Short enough to be a choker, it is set in the middle with a brilliant jasper stone that is finely cut and shines even when light is scarce. Whenever the wearer fails a saving throw against an effect that results in paralysis, the periapt instead causes the wearer to be fatigued for 1d4 rounds. If an effect would paralyze the wearer without a saving throw, he is instead fatigued until he removes the condition. If the wearer fails a saving throw against a paralyzing effect while fatigued, he becomes exhausted. Characters with the exhausted condition gain no benefits from a periapt of proof against paralysis.

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