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Ring of the Elementsby Citadelraven.com
Edition: l AD&D 2e l D&D 3e (original) l The original 2nd Edition entry from the Forge. The Ring of Elements is a ring carve of petrified wood and polished to a high sheen. Four gems are set into the ring in a diamond shaped pattern. There is a topaz, a diamond, a ruby and an opal.Each stone represents one of the four elements, earth, wind, fire and water respectively. This ring is a powerful item that will produce raw elemental material for use in spells. Spells such as affect normal fire no longer need a fire source to function. This ring will produce any amount of elemental material necessary for spells to function. As submitted to the site's 3e section; shown unchanged. The Ring of Elements is a ring carved of petrified wood and polished to a high sheen. Four gems are set into the ring in a diamond shaped pattern. There is a topaz, a diamond, a ruby and an opal. Each stone represents one of the four elements, earth, wind, fire and water respectively. This ring is a powerful item that will produce raw elemental material for use in spells. Spells such as affect normal fire no longer need a fire source to function. This ring can produce 5 cubic feet of elemental material per round. Caster Level: 7th; Prerequisites: Forge Ring, conjure element or elemental swarm; Market Price: 56,400 gp.
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