Vault

This havenbag grants +50kg to Maximum weight (Magical).

This small glass flask that when consumed restore 2d6+2 Biologic HP contains a shimmering, crimson liquid that seems to swirl and dance within its confines. The liquid has a faint, sweet aroma, and seems to radiate a soothing healing energy.

This stone decreases the resting condition malus from the temperature by 1 when used (if it's possible to heat it before the rest of course).

This heirloom ring with a Rubis can be used as a Lvl 1 flux catalyst for a Mage.

When performing an action that deals fire damage, the character may spend 4 SP to gain a temporary movement enhancement. If applied, the character gains a +0.5 bonus to Movement for a duration of 8 seconds. Reapplying this effect while it is already active resets the duration to 8 seconds; the Movement bonus does not stack.

This tent for 4 people decreases the resting condition malus from the environment by 3 when used.

The character creates a basic ice construction for a short period of time.

When the user performs an action that uses Ice, they may use Ice Coating Points (ICP) in one of two ways, depending on whether they currently possess any ICP. If the character has no Ice Coating Points, they may spend 2 SP one time to generate 1 ICP for a duration of 8 seconds. If the character has one or more Ice Coating Points, they may instead spend all of them to increase the action result by 2 SP per ICP.

You give additional Ice damage to a physical weapon within range for a time.

When performing an action that deals Ice damage, the user may spend 5 Success Points (SP) to add one extra Ice damage dice equal in face count to the action's original Ice die. Each subsequent die costs 1 SP more than the previous one (two dice = 11 SP, three dice = 18 SP, etc.).

This small glass flask that when consumed gives Ice Resistance 2 for a duration of one minute contains a shimmering, translucent liquid with a hue akin to glacial ice. Tiny frost crystals float suspended within the potion, sparkling faintly in the light. As you tilt the flask, the liquid moves gracefully, emitting a soft, melodic tinkling sound reminiscent of ice cracking under pressure.

When making an action that deals Ice damage, the character can spend 3 SP to create a 3m wide ice rink at the impact point for the next 5 seconds. Every creature crossing the ice rink a their normal speed have to make an Acrobatics test. On a failed test the creature fall prone. In order to not be affected by it, a creature can cross the ice rink at half their movement speed.

This one handed ice rod deals d8 Ice damage. This weapon is forged from dense conductive metal, its surface engraved with evenly spaced runes that discharge energy upon impact.

When making an action that use the Ice element, you can spend 5 SP to inflict 1d6 Slow points to the target(s) for the next 10s. Each subsequent dice costs 1 SP more than the previous one. After 5s half the Slow points vanished but reapplying Slow points reset the duration to 10s. The Slow points reduce the target movement speed proportionally to their maximum HP: 1 Slow point on a 10 maxHP creature reduce their movement speed by 10%, capped at 50%. If the action affects multiple targets, the user distribute the points as they wants across them.

This two handed ice staff deals d10 Ice damage. This weapon is crafted from a core of seasoned wood reinforced with metal veins etched in intricate rune patterns.

Blast the target with ice in order to deal ice stasis points.

This one handed ice wand deals d6 Ice damage. This weapon is shaped from a single polished rod of rune-carved material, refined to conduct energy efficiently through minimal effort.

This one handed ice whip deals d6 Ice damage. This weapon is composed of a flexible chain made of finely interlocked metal rings, each one engraved with a fragment of a runic sequence.

You conjure a flock of illusory birds that swarm your targets, flapping and screeching around their heads. Beset creatures struggle to react to incoming threats, hindering their defensive maneuvers.