Citadel Raven: Counterspell

The original 2nd Edition entry from the Forge.

Counterspell is a simple silver band. Its surface has been diamond cut to look like snakes skin.

Counterspell is designed around the same principles as the Ring of Spell Turning. However, Counterspell functions once per tenday and can completely redirect any one spell cast upon the wearer. It will function against area of effect spells as well as spells cast directly at the wearer.

As submitted to the site's 3e section; shown unchanged.

Counterspell is a simple silver band. Its surface has been diamond cut to look like snakes skin.

Caster Level: 15th; Prerequisites: Forge Ring, spell turning; Market Price: 75,00 gp.

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Rules Equipment 3E Equipment 2E Equipment Magic Items Magic Races Classes Monsters NPC's Downloads Articles			Counterspell by Citadelraven.com Edition: l AD&D 2e l D&D 3e (original) l The original 2nd Edition entry from the Forge. Counterspell is a simple silver band. Its surface has been diamond cut to look like snakes skin. Counterspell is designed around the same principles as the Ring of Spell Turning. However, Counterspell functions once per tenday and can completely redirect any one spell cast upon the wearer. It will function against area of effect spells as well as spells cast directly at the wearer. As submitted to the site's 3e section; shown unchanged. Counterspell is a simple silver band. Its surface has been diamond cut to look like snakes skin. Counterspell is designed around the same principles as the Ring of Spell Turning. However, Counterspell functions once per tenday and can completely redirect any one spell cast upon the wearer. It will function against area of effect spells as well as spells cast directly at the wearer. Caster Level: 15th; Prerequisites: Forge Ring, spell turning; Market Price: 75,00 gp. back to rings

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