Ring of Spell Storing

This ring holds a set number of spells that can be cast by the wearer.

• Once donned, the ring communicates it's ability of spell storing to the wearer as well as the list of spells stored within it and potential spells (previously used).

• Spell Invocation [spell; invocation] (declared; major, 5 segments] The wearer can invoke spells from the ring as if using a wand. However, the wearer can be holding an object while using the ring to invoke a spell. Once a spell is cast from the ring, it cannot be used again until the spell is replaced.

DETERMINING SPELLS STORED IN THE RING

• Roll 1d4+1 to determine the number of spells stored in the ring.

• Roll a d% to determine the type of spells stored:

• Determine the spell level of each spell stored within the ring:

— Cleric: 1d4; If a 4 is rolled, roll again. If another 4 is rolled, the spell is level 5.

— Druid: 1d4; If a 4 is rolled, roll again. If another 4 is rolled, the spell is level 5.

— Magic-user: 1d6; If a 6 is rolled, roll again. If another 6 is rolled, the spell is level 7.

— Illusionist: 1d4; If a 4 is rolled, roll again. If another 4 is rolled, the spell is level 5.

• Once the spell level is determined, use the appropriate Spell List to determine the spell stored.

• If a reversible spell is stored, the chance is equal for either one (01-50: The spell noted in the spell list; 51-00: The reverse).

• To determine the caster level, start with the minimum caster level for the spell in question and add 1d4. If a 4 is rolled, roll again. If another 4 is rolled, add another 1d4 (to a maximum of 20th level for any spell).

Replacing Spells

• In order to replace a spell, a spell caster of the appropriate type must don the ring and attune it.

• The spell caster must then cast the spell normally, but using the rings power in such a way that the ring absorbs the spell.

• The caster level for the spell is set by the caster.

• A ring that holds a reversible spell can store either version of the spell.

Ring Value

• The minimum value of a ring of spell storing is 1,000 XP/5,000 g.p.

• Otherwise, each spell is equal to spell level x caster level x 500 g.p. XP is equal to 1/5th of the gold piece value of the ring.

• Thus a ring of spell storing holding invisibility (CL 4), fireball (CL 7), and haste (CL 9) is worth 5,600 XP/28,000 g.p.