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	Any [[:Category:Base Item]] can carry a Spell modifier (Suffix). Casting that spell requires having the item equipped, and the item has a limited number of Charges before the spell can no longer be cast.		Any [[:Category:Base Item]] can carry a Spell modifier (Suffix). Casting that spell requires having the item equipped, and the item has a limited number of Charges before the spell can no longer be cast.

			'''Casting-focus items always carry a Spell suffix when generated as loot.''' [[Fairy Dust]], [[Potion]], [[Scroll]], [[Orb]], [[Rod]], and [[Wand]] have no purpose without a spell attached, so a plain (spell-less) version of any of these six Base Items should never be generated as loot. Every other Base Item follows the normal rule and may or may not carry a Spell suffix.

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	Any modifier the item doesn't have is simply left out — the remaining parts close up around the gap rather than leaving a blank spot in the name. For example, a Long Sword with only a Material and a Spell suffix would read "Silver Long Sword of Dragon Breath" (Element and Attribute are skipped entirely, not shown as empty).		Any modifier the item doesn't have is simply left out — the remaining parts close up around the gap rather than leaving a blank spot in the name. For example, a Long Sword with only a Material and a Spell suffix would read "Silver Long Sword of Dragon Breath" (Element and Attribute are skipped entirely, not shown as empty).

	==[[:Category:Element]]==		==[[:Category:Element\|Element]]]==

	Element and Material modifiers only have a mechanical effect on items that carry an Attack or Defence value (Weapons and Armor) — the effect is tied to which combat stat the Base Item actually has, not to a "Weapon" or "Armor" label. If the item has an Attack value, an elemental modifier such as [[Blazing]] adds an additional [[File:Dice-Red-Icon.png]] die of that element to the Hero's attack. If the item has a Defence value, the same modifier instead grants [[File:Dice-Red-Icon.png]] resistance to that element. An item with neither value (most Accessory and Bag items) gains no mechanical effect from an Element modifier. There are six different elemental modifiers. They are Fire, Electric, Cold, Acid/Poison, Energy, and Magic.		Element and Material modifiers only have a mechanical effect on items that carry an Attack or Defence value (Weapons and Armor) — the effect is tied to which combat stat the Base Item actually has, not to a "Weapon" or "Armor" label. If the item has an Attack value, an elemental modifier such as [[Blazing]] adds an additional [[File:Dice-Red-Icon.png\|40px]] die of that element to the Hero's attack. If the item has a Defence value, the same modifier instead grants [[File:Dice-Red-Icon.png\|40px]] resistance to that element. An item with neither value (most Accessory and Bag items) gains no mechanical effect from an Element modifier. There are six different elemental modifiers. They are Fire, Electric, Cold, Acid/Poison, Energy, and Magic.

	==[[:Category:Material]]==		==[[:Category:Material\|Material]]==

	Like Element, a Material modifier's mechanical bonus is tied to whichever combat stat the Base Item has. If the item has an Attack value, the Material's Attack bonus (and [[Success Bonus]], if any) applies. If the item has a Defence value, the Material's Defence bonus (and Success Bonus, if any) applies instead — a single item never gets both. The Success Bonus is not a separate, independent bonus; it rides along with whichever of Attack or Defence the item carries. Additionally, a Material modifier contains a cost multiplier for the base item. For example, a Silver item that costs 15 gold pieces normally would be multiplied by 5 for a total cost of 75 gold pieces. Items with no Attack or Defence value (most Accessory and Bag items) still take the cost multiplier — they are just worth more, with no other mechanical effect.		Like Element, a Material modifier's mechanical bonus is tied to whichever combat stat the Base Item has. If the item has an Attack value, the Material's Attack bonus (and [[Success Bonus]], if any) applies. If the item has a Defence value, the Material's Defence bonus (and Success Bonus, if any) applies instead — a single item never gets both. The Success Bonus is not a separate, independent bonus; it rides along with whichever of Attack or Defence the item carries. Additionally, a Material modifier contains a cost multiplier for the base item. For example, a Silver item that costs 15 gold pieces normally would be multiplied by 5 for a total cost of 75 gold pieces. Items with no Attack or Defence value (most Accessory and Bag items) still take the cost multiplier — they are just worth more, with no other mechanical effect.
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	* Precious Material		* Precious Material

	==[[:Category:Attribute]]==		==[[:Category:Attribute\|Attribute]]==

	Equipping an item with the Attribute modifier increases the specified Attribute of the character, regardless of the item's type. A [[Lucky]] [[Long Sword]], for instance, would increase the Hero's Luck by 4.		Equipping an item with the Attribute modifier increases the specified Attribute of the character, regardless of the item's type. A [[Lucky]] [[Long Sword]], for instance, would increase the Hero's Luck by 4.
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	* [[Random Base Item]]		* [[Random Base Item]]

	==[[:Category:Spells]]==		==[[:Category:Spells\|Spells]]==

	Any [[:Category:Base Item]] can carry a Spell modifier (Suffix). Casting that spell requires having the item equipped, and the item has a limited number of Charges before the spell can no longer be cast.		Any [[:Category:Base Item]] can carry a Spell modifier (Suffix). Casting that spell requires having the item equipped, and the item has a limited number of Charges before the spell can no longer be cast.

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	~~==Items ==~~
	There are four basic categories of items in Dicey Dangers. They are: Apparel, Accessory, Handed Weapons, and Bag Items. There are a small number of [[Quest Item\|Quest Items]] in the game, so they will be detailed later. The rest of the items follow a few simple rules that determine the abilities of items you find while adventuring.

	Each item (except quest items) can have multiple modifiers to it. It is possible to find a [[Silver]] [[Tower Shield]], or a [[Blazing]] [[Long Sword]] , or a [[Ring]] of [[Dragon Breath]], or you will possibly find a [[Blazing]] [[Silver]] [[Long Sword]] of [[Dragon Breath]].		==Items==

			There are four basic categories of items in Dicey Dangers. They are: Apparel, Accessory, Handed Weapons, and Bag Items. There are a small number of [[Quest Item]]s in the game, so they will be detailed later. The rest of the items follow a few simple rules that determine the abilities of items you find while adventuring.

			Each item (except quest items) can have multiple modifiers to it. It is possible to find a [[Silver]] [[Tower Shield]], or a [[Blazing]] [[Long Sword]], or a [[Ring]] of [[Dragon Breath]], or you will possibly find a [[Blazing]] [[Silver]] [[Long Sword]] of [[Dragon Breath]].

	There are five parts that make up Items. They are:		There are five parts that make up Items. They are:

	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	\|[[:Category:~~Element\|Prefix~~ Element]] \|\| [[:Category:~~Material\|Prefix~~ Material]] \|\| [[:Category:~~Attribute\|Prefix~~ Attribute]] \|\| [[:Category:Base Item~~\|'''Base Item'''~~]] \|\| [[:Category:~~Spells\|Suffix~~ Spells]]		\|-
			! [[:Category:Element]] !! [[:Category:Material]] !! [[:Category:Attribute]] !! [[:Category:Base Item]] !! [[:Category:Spells]]
	\|}		\|}

	An item consists of a [[:Category:~~Base Item\|~~Base Item]], and if randomly generated one or more of the following:		An item consists of a [[:Category:Base Item]], and if randomly generated one or more of the following:

			==Naming Convention==

	~~==[[:Category:Element\|Prefix Element]]==~~		When an item has multiple modifiers, its full name always follows the same order:
	~~An item that possesses~~ an ~~elemental modifier will, when equipped, affect the Heroes statistics. For example, if an armor or accessory~~ item has ~~the modifier [[Blazing]], the fire resistance for that~~
	~~Hero is increased by [[File:Dice-Red-Icon.png\|40px]]. If a weapon has the modifier~~, the ~~weapon will inflict an additional [[File~~:~~Dice-Red-Icon.png\|40px]] die of fire damage. There are six different elemental modifiers. They are Fire, Electric, Cold, Acid/Poison, Energy, and Magic.~~

	~~==[[~~:~~Category~~:~~Material\|Prefix Material]]==~~		'''Element : Material : Attribute : Base Item : of Spell'''
	Equipping an armor or weapon item that has a Material modifier also enhances the Items statistics. For an armor item, equipping it will increase (or, in some cases, decrease) the Items Defence rating. Equipping a weapon with a Material prefix affects the Items Attack rating. Additionally, a Material modifier contains a cost multiplier for the base item. For example, a Silver item that costs 15 gold pieces normally would be multiplied by 5 for a total cost of ~~75 gold pieces. Bag Items with the Material modifier have no special abilities—they are just worth more.~~

	*Rare Material		Any modifier the item doesn't have is simply left out — the remaining parts close up around the gap rather than leaving a blank spot in the name. For example, a Long Sword with only a Material and a Spell suffix would read "Silver Long Sword of Dragon Breath" (Element and Attribute are skipped entirely, not shown as empty).
	**[[Success Bonus]]
	*Precious Material

	==[[:Category:~~Attribute\|Prefix Attribute~~]]==		==[[:Category:Element]]==
	~~Equipping an item with the Attribute modifier increases the specified Attribute of the character. A [[Lucky]] [[Long Sword]], for instance, would increase the Heroes Luck by 4.~~

	==[[:~~Category:Base Item\|Base Item~~]]==		Element and Material modifiers only have a mechanical effect on items that carry an Attack or Defence value (Weapons and Armor) — the effect is tied to which combat stat the Base Item actually has, not to a "Weapon" or "Armor" label. If the item has an Attack value, an elemental modifier such as [[Blazing]] adds an additional [[File:Dice-Red-Icon.png]] die of that element to the Hero's attack. If the item has a Defence value, the same modifier instead grants [[File:Dice-Red-Icon.png]] resistance to that element. An item with neither value (most Accessory and Bag items) gains no mechanical effect from an Element modifier. There are six different elemental modifiers. They are Fire, Electric, Cold, Acid/Poison, Energy, and Magic.
	~~The base~~ item ~~type and name~~
	*[[~~Random Base Item~~]]

	==[[:Category:~~Spells\|Spell~~]]==		==[[:Category:Material]]==
	[[:Category:~~Spells\|Spells~~]] ~~in Dicey Dangers need a focus~~ [[:Category:Base Item\|Base Item]] ~~to be cast and~~ [[:Category:Base Item~~\|Base Items~~]] ~~have~~ a limited number of Charges ~~per type~~.
			Like Element, a Material modifier's mechanical bonus is tied to whichever combat stat the Base Item has. If the item has an Attack value, the Material's Attack bonus (and [[Success Bonus]], if any) applies. If the item has a Defence value, the Material's Defence bonus (and Success Bonus, if any) applies instead — a single item never gets both. The Success Bonus is not a separate, independent bonus; it rides along with whichever of Attack or Defence the item carries. Additionally, a Material modifier contains a cost multiplier for the base item. For example, a Silver item that costs 15 gold pieces normally would be multiplied by 5 for a total cost of 75 gold pieces. Items with no Attack or Defence value (most Accessory and Bag items) still take the cost multiplier — they are just worth more, with no other mechanical effect.

			* Rare Material
			* [[Success Bonus]]
			* Precious Material

			==[[:Category:Attribute]]==

			Equipping an item with the Attribute modifier increases the specified Attribute of the character, regardless of the item's type. A [[Lucky]] [[Long Sword]], for instance, would increase the Hero's Luck by 4.

			==[[:Category:Base Item]]==

			The base item type and name.

			* [[Random Base Item]]

			==[[:Category:Spells]]==

			Any [[:Category:Base Item]] can carry a Spell modifier (Suffix). Casting that spell requires having the item equipped, and the item has a limited number of Charges before the spell can no longer be cast.

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	[[Category:Core Rule]]		[[Category:Core Rule]]
	~~[[Category:Attribute]]~~
	~~[[Category:Material]]~~
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	==[[:Category:Base Item\|Base Item]]==		==[[:Category:Base Item\|Base Item]]==
	The base item type and name		The base item type and name
			*[[Random Base Item]]

	==[[:Category:Spells\|Spell]]==		==[[:Category:Spells\|Spell]]==

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	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	\|[[:Category:Element\|Prefix Element]] \|\| [[:Category:Material\|Prefix Material]] \|\| [[:Category:Attribute\|Prefix Attribute]] \|\| [[:Category:Base Item\|Base Item]] \|\| [[:Category:Spells\|Suffix Spells]]		\|[[:Category:Element\|Prefix Element]] \|\| [[:Category:Material\|Prefix Material]] \|\| [[:Category:Attribute\|Prefix Attribute]] \|\| [[:Category:Base Item\|'''Base Item''']] \|\| [[:Category:Spells\|Suffix Spells]]
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	**[[Success Bonus]]		**[[Success Bonus]]
	*Precious Material		*Precious Material

	~~==[[:Category:Base Item\|Base Item]]==~~

	==[[:Category:Attribute\|Prefix Attribute]]==		==[[:Category:Attribute\|Prefix Attribute]]==
	Equipping an item with the Attribute modifier increases the specified Attribute of the character. A [[Lucky]] [[Long Sword]], for instance, would increase the Heroes Luck by 4.		Equipping an item with the Attribute modifier increases the specified Attribute of the character. A [[Lucky]] [[Long Sword]], for instance, would increase the Heroes Luck by 4.

			==[[:Category:Base Item\|Base Item]]==
			The base item type and name

	==[[:Category:Spells\|Spell]]==		==[[:Category:Spells\|Spell]]==

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	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	\| [[:Category:Element\|Prefix Element]] \|\| [[:Category:Material\|Prefix Material]] \|\| [[:Category:Attribute\|Prefix Attribute]] \|\| [[:Category:Base Item\|Base Item]] \|\| [[:Category:Spells\|Suffix Spells]]		\|[[:Category:Element\|Prefix Element]] \|\| [[:Category:Material\|Prefix Material]] \|\| [[:Category:Attribute\|Prefix Attribute]] \|\| [[:Category:Base Item\|Base Item]] \|\| [[:Category:Spells\|Suffix Spells]]
	\|}		\|}

	An item consists of a [[:Category:Base Item\|Base Item]], and if randomly generated one or more of the following:		An item consists of a [[:Category:Base Item\|Base Item]], and if randomly generated one or more of the following:
	===[[:Category:Element\|Prefix Element]]===
			==[[:Category:Element\|Prefix Element]]==
	An item that possesses an elemental modifier will, when equipped, affect the Heroes statistics. For example, if an armor or accessory item has the modifier [[Blazing]], the fire resistance for that		An item that possesses an elemental modifier will, when equipped, affect the Heroes statistics. For example, if an armor or accessory item has the modifier [[Blazing]], the fire resistance for that
	Hero is increased by [[File:Dice-Red-Icon.png\|40px]]. If a weapon has the modifier, the weapon will inflict an additional [[File:Dice-Red-Icon.png\|40px]] die of fire damage. There are six different elemental modifiers. They are Fire, Electric, Cold, Acid/Poison, Energy, and Magic.		Hero is increased by [[File:Dice-Red-Icon.png\|40px]]. If a weapon has the modifier, the weapon will inflict an additional [[File:Dice-Red-Icon.png\|40px]] die of fire damage. There are six different elemental modifiers. They are Fire, Electric, Cold, Acid/Poison, Energy, and Magic.

	===[[:Category:Material\|Prefix Material]]===		==[[:Category:Material\|Prefix Material]]==
	Equipping an armor or weapon item that has a Material modifier also enhances the Items statistics. For an armor item, equipping it will increase (or, in some cases, decrease) the Items Defence rating. Equipping a weapon with a Material prefix affects the Items Attack rating. Additionally, a Material modifier contains a cost multiplier for the base item. For example, a Silver item that costs 15 gold pieces normally would be multiplied by 5 for a total cost of 75 gold pieces. Bag Items with the Material modifier have no special abilities—they are just worth more.		Equipping an armor or weapon item that has a Material modifier also enhances the Items statistics. For an armor item, equipping it will increase (or, in some cases, decrease) the Items Defence rating. Equipping a weapon with a Material prefix affects the Items Attack rating. Additionally, a Material modifier contains a cost multiplier for the base item. For example, a Silver item that costs 15 gold pieces normally would be multiplied by 5 for a total cost of 75 gold pieces. Bag Items with the Material modifier have no special abilities—they are just worth more.

	**Rare Material		*Rare Material
	***[[Success Bonus]]		**[[Success Bonus]]
	**Precious Material		*Precious Material

			==[[:Category:Base Item\|Base Item]]==

	===[[:Category:Attribute\|Prefix Attribute]]===		==[[:Category:Attribute\|Prefix Attribute]]==
	Equipping an item with the Attribute modifier increases the specified Attribute of the character. A [[Lucky]] [[Long Sword]], for instance, would increase the Heroes Luck by 4.		Equipping an item with the Attribute modifier increases the specified Attribute of the character. A [[Lucky]] [[Long Sword]], for instance, would increase the Heroes Luck by 4.

	===[[:Category:Spells\|Spell]]===		==[[:Category:Spells\|Spell]]==
	[[:Category:Spells\|Spells]] in Dicey Dangers need a focus [[:Category:Base Item\|Base Item]] to be cast and [[:Category:Base Item\|Base Items]] have a limited number of Charges per type.		[[:Category:Spells\|Spells]] in Dicey Dangers need a focus [[:Category:Base Item\|Base Item]] to be cast and [[:Category:Base Item\|Base Items]] have a limited number of Charges per type.

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	==Items ==		==Items ==
	There are four basic categories of items in Dicey Dangers. They are: Apparel, Accessory, Handed Weapons, and Bag Items. There are a small number of [[Quest Item\|Quest Items]] in the game, so they will be detailed later. The rest of the items follow a few simple rules that determine the abilities of items you find while adventuring.		There are four basic categories of items in Dicey Dangers. They are: Apparel, Accessory, Handed Weapons, and Bag Items. There are a small number of [[Quest Item\|Quest Items]] in the game, so they will be detailed later. The rest of the items follow a few simple rules that determine the abilities of items you find while adventuring.

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	==Items ==		==Items ==
	There are four basic categories of items in Dicey Dangers. They are: Apparel, Accessory, Handed Weapons, and Bag Items. There are a small number of ~~quest items~~ in the game, so they will be detailed later. The rest of the items follow a few simple rules that determine the abilities of items you find while adventuring.		There are four basic categories of items in Dicey Dangers. They are: Apparel, Accessory, Handed Weapons, and Bag Items. There are a small number of [[Quest Item\|Quest Items]] in the game, so they will be detailed later. The rest of the items follow a few simple rules that determine the abilities of items you find while adventuring.

	Each item (except quest items) can have multiple modifiers to it. It is possible to find a [[Silver]] [[Tower Shield]], or a [[Blazing]] [[Long Sword]] , or a [[Ring]] of [[Dragon Breath]], or you will possibly find a [[Blazing]] [[Silver]] [[Long Sword]] of [[Dragon Breath]].		Each item (except quest items) can have multiple modifiers to it. It is possible to find a [[Silver]] [[Tower Shield]], or a [[Blazing]] [[Long Sword]] , or a [[Ring]] of [[Dragon Breath]], or you will possibly find a [[Blazing]] [[Silver]] [[Long Sword]] of [[Dragon Breath]].

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	[[Category:Base Item]]		[[Category:Base Item]]
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	\| [[:Category:Element\|Prefix Element]] \|\| [[:Category:Material\|Prefix Material]] \|\| [[:Category:Attribute\|Prefix Attribute]] \|\| [[:Category:Base Item\|Base Item]] \|\| [[:Category:Spells\|Suffix Spells]]		\|[[:Category:Element\|Prefix Element]] \|\| [[:Category:Material\|Prefix Material]] \|\| [[:Category:Attribute\|Prefix Attribute]] \|\| [[:Category:Base Item\|Base Item]] \|\| [[:Category:Spells\|Suffix Spells]]
	\|}		\|}

	An item consists of a [[:Category:Base Item\|Base Item]], and if randomly generated one or more of the following:		An item consists of a [[:Category:Base Item\|Base Item]], and if randomly generated one or more of the following:
	===[[:Category:Element\|Prefix Element]]===
			==[[:Category:Element\|Prefix Element]]==
	An item that possesses an elemental modifier will, when equipped, affect the Heroes statistics. For example, if an armor or accessory item has the modifier [[Blazing]], the fire resistance for that		An item that possesses an elemental modifier will, when equipped, affect the Heroes statistics. For example, if an armor or accessory item has the modifier [[Blazing]], the fire resistance for that
	Hero is increased by [[File:Dice-Red-Icon.png\|40px]]. If a weapon has the modifier, the weapon will inflict an additional [[File:Dice-Red-Icon.png\|40px]] die of fire damage. There are six different elemental modifiers. They are Fire, Electric, Cold, Acid/Poison, Energy, and Magic.		Hero is increased by [[File:Dice-Red-Icon.png\|40px]]. If a weapon has the modifier, the weapon will inflict an additional [[File:Dice-Red-Icon.png\|40px]] die of fire damage. There are six different elemental modifiers. They are Fire, Electric, Cold, Acid/Poison, Energy, and Magic.

	===[[:Category:Material\|Prefix Material]]===		==[[:Category:Material\|Prefix Material]]==
	Equipping an armor or weapon item that has a Material modifier also enhances the Items statistics. For an armor item, equipping it will increase (or, in some cases, decrease) the Items Defence rating. Equipping a weapon with a Material prefix affects the Items Attack rating. Additionally, a Material modifier contains a cost multiplier for the base item. For example, a Silver item that costs 15 gold pieces normally would be multiplied by 5 for a total cost of 75 gold pieces. Bag Items with the Material modifier have no special abilities—they are just worth more.		Equipping an armor or weapon item that has a Material modifier also enhances the Items statistics. For an armor item, equipping it will increase (or, in some cases, decrease) the Items Defence rating. Equipping a weapon with a Material prefix affects the Items Attack rating. Additionally, a Material modifier contains a cost multiplier for the base item. For example, a Silver item that costs 15 gold pieces normally would be multiplied by 5 for a total cost of 75 gold pieces. Bag Items with the Material modifier have no special abilities—they are just worth more.

	**Rare Material		*Rare Material
	***[[Success Bonus]]		**[[Success Bonus]]
	**Precious Material		*Precious Material

			==[[:Category:Base Item\|Base Item]]==

	===[[:Category:Attribute\|Prefix Attribute]]===		==[[:Category:Attribute\|Prefix Attribute]]==
	Equipping an item with the Attribute modifier increases the specified Attribute of the character. A [[Lucky]] [[Long Sword]], for instance, would increase the Heroes Luck by 4.		Equipping an item with the Attribute modifier increases the specified Attribute of the character. A [[Lucky]] [[Long Sword]], for instance, would increase the Heroes Luck by 4.

	===[[:Category:Spells\|Spell]]===		==[[:Category:Spells\|Spell]]==
	[[:Category:Spells\|Spells]] in Dicey Dangers need a focus [[:Category:Base Item\|Base Item]] to be cast and [[:Category:Base Item\|Base Items]] have a limited number of Charges per type.		[[:Category:Spells\|Spells]] in Dicey Dangers need a focus [[:Category:Base Item\|Base Item]] to be cast and [[:Category:Base Item\|Base Items]] have a limited number of Charges per type.