The character must hold the item and may do nothing else while concentrating on it. Obviously, when a group of characters discovers a magic item, the first thing they will want to know is what it does! A character with the Magical Sense skill will be able to tell whether or not a particular item is enchanted and may be able to find out something about its abilities. Imagine, for instance, a suit of magical armour that actually reduces a character's armour points and which cannot be removed without some powerful enchantments.
Occasional one-offs can be interesting, especially variations on 'standard' items, which don't do quite what the players expect. Try to keep balance in your games and don't include many very powerful magic items - unless you want invincible super-characters running around. New magic items are perhaps the easiest of things to invent. The possibilities in this field are limitless, and you may want to design magic items of your own. The sword's blade was made of pure silver and the handle was made out of gold encrusted with diamonds, sapphires, and rubies.The magic items covered here are no more than a sample. Once the four contests finished, the four contestants would compete to win the Sword of Ultimate Sorcery. The winner of Airworld would have won the Philosopher's Stone, a large piece of white jade in an 18k gold box encrusted with emeralds, rubies, and diamonds.
The crown was made of gold and encrusted with diamonds, aquamarines, rubies, sapphires, and green tourmalines.
#THE CHALICE AND THE BLADE WIKI SERIES#
Had the series continued, the winner of Waterworld would have gotten the Crown of Life. To this day, Michael Rideout still owns the Chalice of Light and keeps it in a safety deposit box, this makes the Chalice the last remaining Swordquest prize in history. The chalice was made with gold and platinum and adorned with citrines, diamonds, green jade, pearls, rubies, and sapphires. The winner of Fireworld was Michael Rideout and he got the Chalice of Light. He kept the baubles and the sword in the center as a souvenir, but the sword was later stolen. Steven ultimately melted the talisman down for scrap metal and sold the base of it to a coin dealer for $15,000. The winner of Earthworld was Steven Bell, who obtained the Talisman of Ultimate Truth, a talisman made out of 18k solid gold, 12 diamonds, the 12 birthstones of the Zodiak, and a white gold sword in the middle. Each prize was a key item in the Swordquest storylines. The contest sported prizes each valued at $25,000 and the final prize valued at $50,000 totaling $150,000. Had it been made, the room structure would have been based on the I Ching. It was never released but there is a rumor that two prototypes exist. The final game of the series, Airworld, in the words of AVGN, is just what it is: air. The room structure of Waterworld was based on the seven centers of chakra. Atari's finances were hit hard by the North American Video Game Crash of 1983, forcing them to cancel the project and release Waterworld in very limited quantities making it a very rare game.
The next game, Waterworld was where the contest was cancelled. This game was easier than Earthworld, because 50 gamers solved the riddle so Atari made the gamers write what they liked about the game. The room structure of this game was based on the Tree of Life. The next game in the series was Fireworld. Out of 5,000 entries, only eight gamers made it to the contest. As stated, the first contest started with Earthworld, and the room structure of the game was centered on the Zodiak.
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