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Rock at 20:17, 19 November 2021

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	A mechanic first introduced in Pathfinder 1st Edition, a '''Bond item''' can replace a [[familiar]] for [[wizard \| Wizards]]. Taking the form of an [[amulet]], a [[ring]], a [[staff]], a [[wand]] or [[weapon]] among others, a Bond Item grants the [[Mage]] additional spellcasting power. Being deprived of a Bond Item significantly weakens the spellcasting power of its Mage.		A mechanic first introduced in Pathfinder 1st Edition, a '''Bond item''' can replace a [[familiar]] for [[wizard \| Wizards]]. Taking the form of an [[amulet]], a [[ring]], a [[staff]], a [[wand]] or [[weapon]] among others, a Bond Item grants the [[Mage]] additional spellcasting power. Being deprived of a Bond Item significantly weakens the spellcasting power of its Mage.
	Under the rules of Ravenloft, Bond Items are corrupted not unlike [[dread familiar \| dread familiars]]. Over time, they become receptacles of their owner's worst aspects, developing a malign intelligence that may try to subvert the bond of master and servant by directing its master's actions -- in the belief that this is to the master's benefit.		Under the rules of Ravenloft, Bond Items are corrupted not unlike [[dread familiar \| dread familiars]]. Over time, they become receptacles of their owner's worst aspects, developing a malign intelligence that may try to subvert the bond of master and servant by directing its master's actions -- in the belief that this is to the master's benefit.

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Gonzoron at 20:06, 2 December 2020

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	A mechanic first introduced in Pathfinder 1st Edition, a '''Bond item''' can replace a [[familiar]] for [[wizard \| Wizards]]. Taking the form of an [[amulet]], a [[ring]], a [[staff]], a [[wand]] or [[weapon]] among others, a Bond Item grants the [[Mage]] additional spellcasting power. Being deprived of a Bond Item significantly weakens the spellcasting power of its Mage.		A mechanic first introduced in Pathfinder 1st Edition, a '''Bond item''' can replace a [[familiar]] for [[wizard \| Wizards]]. Taking the form of an [[amulet]], a [[ring]], a [[staff]], a [[wand]] or [[weapon]] among others, a Bond Item grants the [[Mage]] additional spellcasting power. Being deprived of a Bond Item significantly weakens the spellcasting power of its Mage.
	Under the rules of Ravenloft, Bond Items are corrupted not unlike [[dread familiar \| dread familiars]]. Over time, they become receptacles of their owner's worst aspects, developing a malign intelligence that may try to subvert the bond of master and servant by directing its master's actions -- in the belief that this is to the master's benefit.		Under the rules of Ravenloft, Bond Items are corrupted not unlike [[dread familiar \| dread familiars]]. Over time, they become receptacles of their owner's worst aspects, developing a malign intelligence that may try to subvert the bond of master and servant by directing its master's actions -- in the belief that this is to the master's benefit.
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A mechanic first introduced in Pathfinder 1st Edition, a '''Bond item''' can replace a [[familiar]] for [[wizard | Wizards]]. Taking the form of an [[amulet]], a [[ring]], a [[staff]], a [[wand]] or [[weapon]] among others, a Bond Item grants the [[Mage]] additional spellcasting power. Being deprived of a Bond Item significantly weakens the spellcasting power of its Mage.
Under the rules of Ravenloft, Bond Items are corrupted not unlike [[dread familiar | dread familiars]]. Over time, they become receptacles of their owner's worst aspects, developing a malign intelligence that may try to subvert the bond of master and servant by directing its master's actions -- in the belief that this is to the master's benefit.