Daikoku’s Mallet
Descrição
Believed to be the personal mallet of the Fortune of Wealth, this plain wooden hammer is said to have the ability to “tap out” anything the user desires, hammering it out of thin air. Gold, steel, bridges, palaces, and even living things can be “hammered” into reality by Daikoku’s Mallet. Some scholars believe the resulting objects are pulled from the Spirit Realms, while others believe they are constructed by disturbing the Void. However, anything created by the mallet vanishes at the sound of a temple bell, as the summoned object becomes “alms for Daikoku.”
Legends say that a Yasuki once used the mallet to hammer a palace out of thin air to win the heart of their beloved, but when a passing monk rang a bowl bell begging for alms, the palace vanished, and the Yasuki along with it. (Cost: Priceless. Rarity: 10. Qualities: Durable, Sacred, Subtle.)
Propriedades
- Earth Empowerment: Reduce the TN of your checks to activate Earth invocations by 1 (to a minimum of 1).
- Activation: Once per game session as a Movement and Support action, you may make a TN 5 Smithing (Earth) check targeting a position at range 0–6.
- Effects: If you succeed, you summon an item or structure of silhouette 0–5 (subject to GM’s approval). This object remains until a bell is tolled at range 0–5 of it, at which point in vanishes or crumbles to dust.
Texto do livro
Celestial Realms · Chapter 2: The Soul of the Empire › New Gear and Items › Spiritual Artifacts › Daikoku’s Mallet · p. 96
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Believed to be the personal mallet of the Fortune of Wealth, this plain wooden hammer is said to have the ability to “tap out” anything the user desires, hammering it out of thin air. Gold, steel, bridges, palaces, and even living things can be “hammered” into reality by Daikoku’s Mallet. Some scholars believe the resulting objects are pulled from the Spirit Realms, while others believe they are constructed by disturbing the Void. However, anything created by the mallet vanishes at the sound of a temple bell, as the summoned object becomes “alms for Daikoku.”
Legends say that a Yasuki once used the mallet to hammer a palace out of thin air to win the heart of their beloved, but when a passing monk rang a bowl bell begging for alms, the palace vanished, and the Yasuki along with it. (Cost: Priceless. Rarity: 10. Qualities: Durable, Sacred, Subtle.)
Earth Empowerment: Reduce the TN of your checks to activate Earth invocations by 1 (to a minimum of 1).
Activation: Once per game session as a Movement and Support action, you may make a TN 5 Smithing (Earth) check targeting a position at range 0–6.
Effects: If you succeed, you summon an item or structure of silhouette 0–5 (subject to GM’s approval). This object remains until a bell is tolled at range 0–5 of it, at which point in vanishes or crumbles to dust.