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| uid = UNI_LOOT_AdamantineForge_ScimitarMold | |||
| uuid = fecf2955-a5a2-42e5-86f3-4bf87b3d0e2a | |||
| usage cost = <!-- The cost to use the item. Choose from: action, bonus action - or leave EMPTY for non-consumable items. --> | | usage cost = <!-- The cost to use the item. Choose from: action, bonus action - or leave EMPTY for non-consumable items. --> | ||
| effect = Can be used to shape a unique piece of equipment. The mould seems tailored for use at a particular forge. | | effect = Can be used to shape a unique piece of equipment. The mould seems tailored for use at a particular forge. | ||
| where to find = The Scimitar Mould is found in on a skeleton in [[Grymforge]] on a ruined stairwell with two levers {{Coords|-604|322}} overlooking the rubble that has trapped [[Nere]]. The stairwell is above ground level and {{SAI|Jump|Jumping}} or spells like {{SAI|Misty Step}} are useful in reaching this location. | | where to find = The Scimitar Mould is found in on a skeleton in [[Grymforge]] on a ruined stairwell with two levers {{Coords|-604|322}} overlooking the rubble that has trapped [[Nere]]. The stairwell is above ground level and {{SAI|Jump|Jumping}} or spells like {{SAI|Misty Step}} are useful in reaching this location. | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:29, 28 April 2024
Scimitar Mould is a common Miscellaneous Item. It is required to forge an Adamantine Scimitar in The Adamantine Forge.
Despite a dent in the mould's edge, the wicked shape of a scimitar is clear and well-defined.
Properties
Miscellaneous Items
Rarity: Common
Weight: 10 kg / 20 lb
Price: 1 gp 
UID
UNI_LOOT_AdamantineForge_ScimitarMoldUUID
fecf2955-a5a2-42e5-86f3-4bf87b3d0e2a
Effect
Can be used to shape a unique piece of equipment. The mould seems tailored for use at a particular forge.
