Item: a Puzzle inherited from Lord Agrippa
Item 'a Puzzle inherited from Lord Agrippa' is type artifact, alignment 0, made of wood,
has keywords 'agrippa box puzzle donation inherited lord'.
This item weighs 0 stones and 20 pebbles, and is valued at 50 gp.
This level 10 item has the attributes: nodrop insulated wont-fuse nouncurse unbreakable nodecay no-dispel no-auction no-sac magic-resistant will-float no-steal donation
This item has a default lifespan of 7 days.
Has 24 of 24 total charges of level 75 spell 'gate travel'.
The box is made of smooth, heavy mahogany, intricately carved with a
mind-bending knot pattern that seems to draw you into the woodwork. An
inlaid letter 'A' adorns one side of this oddly-shaped object. There is a
ornate number "2" carved on the underside of the box.
Additional information about this item:
Artifact that casts 'gate travel' spell when held and USEd. Can be used
up to 24 times every 24 real life hours.
This item can be found in Holiday/Seasonal.
Mobiles known to carry this item:
*This item is sold in Towne of Rune (Seasonal) by 'Krampus Van Pelt'.
has keywords 'agrippa box puzzle donation inherited lord'.
This item weighs 0 stones and 20 pebbles, and is valued at 50 gp.
This level 10 item has the attributes: nodrop insulated wont-fuse nouncurse unbreakable nodecay no-dispel no-auction no-sac magic-resistant will-float no-steal donation
This item has a default lifespan of 7 days.
Has 24 of 24 total charges of level 75 spell 'gate travel'.
The box is made of smooth, heavy mahogany, intricately carved with a
mind-bending knot pattern that seems to draw you into the woodwork. An
inlaid letter 'A' adorns one side of this oddly-shaped object. There is a
ornate number "2" carved on the underside of the box.
Additional information about this item:
Artifact that casts 'gate travel' spell when held and USEd. Can be used
up to 24 times every 24 real life hours.
This item can be found in Holiday/Seasonal.
Mobiles known to carry this item:
*This item is sold in Towne of Rune (Seasonal) by 'Krampus Van Pelt'.