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| description = The {{uncommon|Ring of Shadows}} is an uncommon | | description = The {{uncommon|Ring of Shadows}} is an uncommon [[Rings|Ring]] that grants its wearer the ability to cast [[Pass Without Trace]] once per Long Rest. | ||
| quote = For some, darkness is wielded like a black opal stud embedded in a signet ring - fashioned to a sharp and unforgiving point. | | quote = For some, darkness is wielded like a black opal stud embedded in a signet ring - fashioned to a sharp and unforgiving point. | ||
| type = Rings | | type = Rings | ||
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| price = 70 | | price = 70 | ||
| special = <!-- List of special features, bonuses, or abilities granted by the item. --> | | special = <!-- List of special features, bonuses, or abilities granted by the item. --> | ||
* {{ | * Can cast {{SmIconLink|Pass Without Trace Icon.png|Pass Without Trace}} once per [[Long Rest]]. | ||
| where to find = <!-- Describe where and how to obtain the item. --> | | where to find = <!-- Describe where and how to obtain the item. --> | ||
Worn by [[Oliver]], [[Thaniel]]'s shadow half in the [[Shadow Cursed Lands]]. Can be obtained by knocking him out. Can be to obtained through pickpocketing at the exact moment the encounter becomes a tactical turn based encounter and before he vanishes. It is the only item on him and pickpocketing him does not seem to change how he interacts with the player. | Worn by [[Oliver]], [[Thaniel]]'s shadow half in the [[Shadow Cursed Lands]]. Can be obtained by knocking him out. Can be to obtained through pickpocketing at the exact moment the encounter becomes a tactical turn based encounter and before he vanishes. It is the only item on him and pickpocketing him does not seem to change how he interacts with the player. | ||
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