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The next submission competition is drawing nigh; have YOU decided which submission your going to enter? Be sure to post your final submission before April 1st, so that the bugs can be beaten out of it before voting begins on the 7th. Who knows, this time the winner could be you!

Oh and one submission per Adventurer only, please. And please, control your mules, okay?

Perrian submitted:

Overdrive Pill: Feed this to a summon to double your summon's power in everything for one round. After that round, the summon dies and may not be summoned again until the following combat. This counts as a potion for equip purposes.

Atrus_Legnacra submitted:

Staff of Summoning: (E4, chg 10/10)
May summon a Minion with Stats purchased on a 1 Charge for 3 CP basis according to normal Character Creation. No more than 5 Charges may be spent on any single Minion (including persistence), with no more than one active at any time. The Minion is subject to same rules as a normal summons; i.e. no Spells or Actions.

Summon lasts for duration of Combat, or until destroyed, whichever comes first.

Staff second ability: Persistent Summon: (1 chg) For an additional Charge, the Summon will last until destroyed, or the Quest is completed, whichever comes first. This ability can also be used on a personal summon for the cost of 3 charges.

Jordan Windsfury submitted:

Low Equip, multi-purpose Stat Booster;

Multi-Purpose Tool: (E1) Spend 1 AP or 1 MP to boost any Stat by 1 for the duration of the round. This does not use your Action or Spell.

Something that is equally valuable to everyone, regardless of class or situation. If you need that little something extra, this is it.

Malignant Defector submitted:

Explosive Reactive Armor: (E4); Grants the "Blood Vindictive" Ability (The user takes +50% damage from normal attacks and deals the amount of extra damage back to the attacker.) as well as Resistance Attack (2).

1-Frost-potion: (1E)
Use it to deal your magic power in damage to 1 opponent for every 3 magic power you have.

2-Angelic Sword: (Blessed) E6

*Angelic Gift---Gives the Ability "regeneration 1" to all members of your party, excluding you.
*Life Sacrifice----Sacrifice X amount of life to decrease an equal amount of attack of your opponent's attack score, for the duration of the round.
*Life Burn (1AP)---For every 1 life you tribute you heal 2 damage to target ally. You may not tribute life you no longer have from being damaged this turn, or from life you will heal at the end of the turn.
Angelic Regeneration---For every 5 points of damage you heal each turn, you regenerate 1 HP. (Regeneration limited by targets Max HP))
~Blessed~
*Angelic Pride--Automatically equips, replacing all other equipment up to E:6. If Equip stat is Lower than 6, reduce Life Stat by 1 per point of difference. If this reduces the character to 0 HP, the Sword abandons the character, seeking a stronger servant.
*Angelic Pact--Automatically lose 1 HP per round of combat. For every round of combat where you inflict any type of damage, you lose 5 HP.
*Angelic Ties--Whenever you use any Action, Ability or Spell to Heal another, you regenerate 1 HP. Standard regeneration works normally, however.

3-The Magi Arcanum: E3 3/3 Charges - Use one charge to cast one spell at no MP cost; this also uses a Spell use for the turn. That spell may not be cast with The Magi Arcanum again for the rest of the dungeon.

Sounds like a lot of work for the hapless DM's to keep track of... Please keep in mind the amount of work involved in calculating the basic strategy in a team dungeon. We don't want to blow up any brains, do we? And a 1 in 4 chance to prevent all damage? How about a 1 in 4 chance of tripling all damage? And doubling? And instant death? There's a true game of Roulette for you!

That sword doesn't fit a cursed item. A cursed item would probably, in my opinion, help you cause damage instead of prevent you from doing damage. In my opinion, a cursed item should help the user cause damage, not heal the team mates. A blessed item should probably help heal.
Note: This is only my opinion.

It looks more like a character, than a piece of equipment:

Demonic Guardian (35)
Attack: 0
Defense: 6
Combat: 0
Magic: 0
Life: 7 (35)
Equip: 0
Abilities: Guardian (5), Regen (10), SA: Angel-work Blade (5), Demonic Regeneration (2),
Actions: Blessed Thief, The Reluctant Sacrifice
Spells: None
Items: *Cursed* Demon Token

Guardian: (5 CP) Redirect any attack upon another party member to yourself, regardless of damage type.

Blessed Thief: (3AP) Allows you to spend 3 AP, to redirect an enemy's heal or healing spell to anyone in your party, but you.

The Reluctant Sacrifice: (2AP) Block any damage equal to double the Hp you sacrifice to activate this skill. You may only sacrifice Hp up to your defense score, and must sacrifice at least 5 Hp to activate this.

*Cursed* Demon Token: (E0) You lose 1 Hp every round. If you do more than 11 damage in a round, you take 20 special damage. Every time you do not defend someone, you take 10 damage.

Dirgus's a dual enchanted item... Basically it has two elemental essences trapped inside... One from a positive plane, and another from the negative plane.

It's one of my favorite dual-planar weapons I have made/making, and I wanted to share to (but use in) the world!

Anyways... Abit of history.

It was a paladin's weapon. A buckler blade. It's master however, defected over to a necromancer's faction. Due to this, his own brother was forced to kill him... However, he only defected to help stop a war from breaking out. Hence, he has sinned in the minds' of the holy; yet has acted like a protecter to the damned.

Each one has a story... I'll post them all some day, but I'd probably ask that you not use them without my permission... If on the off chance you would.

Anyways... It's kind of both cursed, and blessed because it lets you deal 10, unstoppable damage, gives you a massive regeneration, allows you to steal healings NO MATTER HOW STRONG, and it also lets you protect someone more fully. The spirits inside, however, will not let you deal damage efficiently, and if you do not abide to the rules of the punishment, the spirits reak havoc on your soul.

Sooo... Let's call it: Divine Desecration, or Fallen.

And it's kinda ironic how you displayed Dirgus as a monster.

Dirgus' owner in the realm where I created it is a Deathknight called Ridel Geoffry. His brother's called Sol. And while Ridel was willingly turned into an undead warrior... His brother was turned into an unwilling were-wolf. Irony that Carcassio turns into a vampire and joins up with Ridel... That's how Bellamin in that fits in.

Sword (Cursed)
Liderc: Blade of Daemona Insani.
Fire Cursed*
Unholy Falchion: +3 attack, +3 magic
Liderc's pride: Automatically equips, taking 6 E. If you do not have enough equip, this decreases your life and defense by 1 for every point under.
Daemoni Vitala: This enchantment gives the user the spawn abillity. The spawn have the same ammount of CPs as spawn made by the normal abillity.
Cathula Mortgoni: Once per two rounds, if you deal attack damage equal to 10 damage, this sword allows you to casts, at a constant 2MP price, your choice of confusion, weakened attribute, or fire-ball on one attacked opponent only. These spells have a magic stat power of 8, regardless of user's magic stat, or spell related abillities.
Infernal treason: Everytime you are healed by the healing spell, you recieve double healing, but also reflect that extra ammount back at the healer as special damage. Abillity healings only heal 50% of their capacity round down. Regeneration is unaffected.
Ritual of Blood: Sacrifice x ammount of Hp to buff your magic by an equal ammount. You can only sacrifice as much Hp as you have points in your magic stat.
Ritual of Flame: Sacrifice x ammount of magic to boost attack equal to every point sacrificed. You may only sacrifice magic equal to your attack score.
Demonic Impatience: If combat isn't resolved in 12 turns, not including wave-based or unlimited opponent based combat, this blade sacrifices all of your Hp it can to boost your magic, and adds your buffed magic stat to 8. Then, Liderc deals damage equal to your magic stat x4 distributed to all combatants (including you). This counts as magical damage.
Blazing pact: Every turn, you lose 1 Hp. Every turn you do not cast a spell, including the special enchantment spells, you lose an additional 5Hp.
Bunring Regeneration: Every time you deal 15 damage with a spell, you recieve 1Hp in regeneration. This stacks for every 15 magic damage.
Soul-Bond**: This blade will try to kill it's enemy spirit.

An ally of Dirgus. Notice how Dirgus can steal a powerfull heal spell, and Liderc will get a big healing bonus, and reflect some damage back at the original caster. Oh, I forgot to put Soul-Bond on Dirgus... Ohwell. And Demonic Impatience only works with combat situations where after you beat them, you go out of combat. Any time you get a break out of combat, the timers for Cathula Mortgoni and Demonic Impatience, will reset.