Difference between revisions of "Summon Implement"
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* '''Material''': The item can only be made from wood, iron, bronze, crude steel, leather, crude glass, hemp rope, cloth, or some combination thereof. | * '''Material''': The item can only be made from wood, iron, bronze, crude steel, leather, crude glass, hemp rope, cloth, or some combination thereof. | ||
* '''Size''': The item cannot exceed half the user's mass, nor exceed the user's height in any dimension. | * '''Size''': The item cannot exceed half the user's mass, nor exceed the user's height in any dimension. | ||
| − | * '''Complexity''': Highly [[:Category:Mechanical Items|mechanical items]], [[:Category:Organic Items|living wood]], or any [[Category:Magical Items|magical item]] cannot be summoned. In short, nothing which constitutes a treasure can be summoned. | + | * '''Complexity''': Highly [[:Category:Mechanical Items|mechanical items]], [[:Category:Organic Items|living wood]], or any [[:Category:Magical Items|magical item]] cannot be summoned. In short, nothing which constitutes a treasure can be summoned. |
* '''Number''': The caster can only manifest one item at a time. Items which only function properly together, such as a bow and arrows, count as one item. Two swords, which can be used together, but work separately, are not counted as one item. If the caster summons a new item, it replaces the last. If the user gains this spell multiple times, he can summon another item for each instance of the spell he has. | * '''Number''': The caster can only manifest one item at a time. Items which only function properly together, such as a bow and arrows, count as one item. Two swords, which can be used together, but work separately, are not counted as one item. If the caster summons a new item, it replaces the last. If the user gains this spell multiple times, he can summon another item for each instance of the spell he has. | ||
Revision as of 09:48, 25 October 2013
| Summon Implement | |
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| Type | Utility Spell |
| Fields | Summon |
| Cost | Normal Cost W5: 40 rupees |
Summon Implement is a simple, but extremely versatile, summoning spell. After concentrating for about five seconds, the caster can manifest any type of common tool within arm's reach. This could be anything from a wrench to a sword, and more, within specific limitation.
- Material: The item can only be made from wood, iron, bronze, crude steel, leather, crude glass, hemp rope, cloth, or some combination thereof.
- Size: The item cannot exceed half the user's mass, nor exceed the user's height in any dimension.
- Complexity: Highly mechanical items, living wood, or any magical item cannot be summoned. In short, nothing which constitutes a treasure can be summoned.
- Number: The caster can only manifest one item at a time. Items which only function properly together, such as a bow and arrows, count as one item. Two swords, which can be used together, but work separately, are not counted as one item. If the caster summons a new item, it replaces the last. If the user gains this spell multiple times, he can summon another item for each instance of the spell he has.
Trivia
- This treasure's ability to create a wide variety of common implements is similar to the effects of Transmogrification and Infinite Novel.
- The Summon Implement treasure is an original creation by one of Hyrule Castle's members. Its concept is credited to Eevachu.
