OOC:
Oh yes, the plate armour is heavy armour.
Btw, I thought that Reeve has given the chest and the contents excluding the dragon communicator.
I'll assume that Reeve takes the last cypher.
[ +- ] Gabrien cyphers
Hand mirror: INSIGHT
Level: 5
Effect: The user can ask the GM one question and get a general answer (from an appropriate
entity, institution, or object in the particular recursion or area of the Chaosphere in which the
cypher is used). The GM assigns a level to the question, so the more obscure the answer, the
more difficult the task. Generally, knowledge that a PC could find by looking somewhere other than
his current location is level 1, and obscure knowledge of the past is level 7. Gaining knowledge of
the future is level 10, and such knowledge is always open to interpretation.
The pole: PHASE WALL
Level: 8
Effect: When the cypher is activated, a wall within long range up to 20 feet by 20 feet (6 m by 6 m)
that is 5 feet (2 m) or less thick looks the same, but for one hour, solid creatures and objects can
phase through it as if the wall wasn’t there.
[ +- ] Ash cyphers
Crystal orb: SHELTERING RECURSION
Level: 6
Effect: A pocket-dimension-sized recursion is created that operates under the same law as the
recursion in which the cypher is used. A single inapposite gate is also created. Once used, the
device becomes inactive, but the recursion is permanent.
The dagger: RAY EMITTER (COMMAND)
Level: 7
Effect: Allows the user to project a ray up to 200 feet (61 m) that forces a target to obey the next
verbal command given (if it is understood).
The ring: PHASE CHANGER
Level: 2
Effect: Puts the user out of phase for one minute. During this time, she can pass through solid
objects as though she were entirely insubstantial, like a ghost. She cannot make physical attacks
or be physically attacked.
[ +- ] Reeve Cypher
Dragon statue: LIFT
Level: 4
Effect: For up to one hour after activation, the cypher user can float up into
the air or back down again at a rate of 20 feet (6 m) per round. Winds or
other effects can move the user laterally.