Item:Carved ironwood staff

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carved ironwood staff
Look:	An carved ironwood staff has 4 metal bezels mounted along the top and sides, all of which are empty.
Weight:	5 stones
Metal:	Yes
Appraised Cost:	281,937 Kronars225,549.6 Lirums <br />203,445.739 Dokoras <br />281.937 LTBpoints <br />281.937 Tickets <br />281.937 Scrips <br />
Properties:	This item is magical. This item is a container or has pockets. This item is worn in the shoulder slot. This item reduces the inventory count and/or weight of its contents. Note: because of this, it may count as two items.
Dimensions:	1 length x 1 width x 1 height
Sources:	Source is Sleeping Dragon Corn Maze 425/End loot, Sleeping Dragon Corn Maze 421/End loot

This magical staff holds up to 10 runestones (after unlocks).

Notes

• There is no roundtime when cycling between runestones with TURN, and the runestone on top of the staff can be turned.
• The staff is an item stacker, only taking up one inventory slot regardless of how many runestones it is holding.

Verbs

• STUDY: An carved ironwood staff has 4 metal bezels mounted along the top and sides, all of which are empty.

You can use the following verbs with the staff:

TURN change which rune is active

PUT put a runestone in an empty bezel on the staff

PULL get the runestone on top of the staff off

INVOKE activate the runestone on top of the staff

• ANALYZE: Unlocks:

There are a total of three potential unlocks for an carved ironwood staff via a potency crystal.

1) Has six bezels to hold runestones (LOCKED)

2) Has eight bezels to hold runestones (LOCKED)

3) Has ten bezels to hold runestones (LOCKED)

The next unlock will increase the number of bezels on the ironwood staff to six.

You can't tell anything else about an carved ironwood staff.

• FOCUS: You focus your magical senses on an carved ironwood staff.

The ironwood staff has a definite magical pattern, though it's too chaotic to understand. You get the impression that order can only be imposed from an outside source.

There are 4 bezels on the staff, all of which are empty.

• TURN: You rotate the pieces of the a carved ironwood staff topped by an oval quartz stone. The quartz stone melts away from the top of the staff, reforming in its bezel. A large axinite stone rises up along the staff to take its place.
• PUT: You find an empty bezel on your ironwood staff and slip a axinite runestone into it, carefully securing the metal retaining ring. The runestone seems to soften and flow slightly as you do, losing its original shape as it settles into place.
• PULL: Focusing intently you pull the axinite runestone off the top of your ironwood staff. A jagged topaz stone rises up along the staff to take its place.
• INVOKE: Closing your eyes, you carefully bend some mana streams through a carved ironwood staff topped by a jagged topaz stone.

  The saturated tunnels in the staff form the foundation of a spell pattern. With this template in place, you begin preparing the Protection from Evil spell.