Archived Changes (39110 total)

The wielder of the Sapling of the Gildergreen gains moderately increased chances of success on all rolls to gain stability or pops. → The wielder of this artifact gains +4 all rolls to gain stability or pops. Whenever the wielder finishes a pop quest, gain a charge. The wielder may spend a charge to gain two stability.

None → Throne of the Living Current

None → Classical

None → 0

None → ""

None → Eternal Burden: The ruler(s) of the controlling nation has an elderly start age of 0, which cannot be increased. However, they do not suffer the elderly penalty. All character Magic Production, Storage, Destiny, Title slots and Artifact slots of affected character(s) are transferred to the Wonder itself. The affected character(s) lose 1 title slot. Their Death Chance is doubled from all sources and cannot be reduced by any means. The owner may pay 3 Food per Era to ignore Stability loss caused by the death of a ruler and to gain +2 to any one stat, even beyond the normal stat cap of 4 upon creating their next character. This wonder can be targeted by spells that normally target characters, and the primary ruler of the nation benefits from these spells. These spells cost an extra magic upkeep for every 2 spells upkept this way, rounded down. Channeling the Current: - Spells with upkeep may be cast and maintained by the Wonder, drawing on the character’s magic. (this carries over between characters' lives) - Destinies are rolled every 1d4+2 sessions and must be completed before the next destiny is rolled. - Artifacts are equipped by the Wonder (no loss chance from ruler deaths). - Titles are held by the Wonder, not the character

None → Sundralund

None → Sundralund

None → []

"Once per session, the wielder may reroll a MRP, taking the new result and rolling 1d6 on the Advisor Table. The wielder receives a Normal Quest based on the result. If the quest is not completed before the end of the session, the wielder suffers −5 temporary Karma on their next event. If the quest is completed, the wielder instead gains +2 temporary Karma on their next event. If the rerolled is on the last MRP of a session, the quest deadline is pushed back to the end of the next session. Advisor Table 1 — Minister of Bureaucracy and Development: Government Quest 2 — Minister of Culture and Education: Culture Quest 3 — Minister of Foreign Relations: Diplomatic Quest 4 — Minister of Defense: War Quest 5 — Minister of Magical Affairs and Religion: Magic or Religious Quest 6 — Minister of Intelligence and Espionage: Espionage Quest" → Once per session, the wielder may reroll a MRP, taking the new result and rolling 1d6 on the Advisor Table. The wielder receives a Normal Quest based on the result. If the quest is not completed before the end of the session, the wielder suffers −5 temporary Karma on their next event. If the quest is completed, the wielder instead gains +2 temporary Karma on their next event. If the rerolled is on the last MRP of a session, the quest deadline is pushed back to the end of the next session. Advisor Table 1 — Minister of Bureaucracy and Development: Government Quest 2 — Minister of Culture and Education: Culture Quest 3 — Minister of Foreign Relations: Diplomatic Quest 4 — Minister of Defense: War Quest 5 — Minister of Magical Affairs and Religion: Magic or Religious Quest 6 — Minister of Intelligence and Espionage: Espionage Quest

Once per session the wielder of the Rungainga Advisory Council may reroll a natural 1, taking the new result. Each time the above ability is used, a d6 is rolled on the below table of advisors. Depending on what advisor is rolled, you will receive a Normal quest to complete before the end of the session. If this quest is not completed in time, receive a -5 temporary Karma on your next event. If this quest is completed in time, receive a +2 temporary Karma on your next event. If the rerolled 1 occurs on the last mech-rp of a session, the quest deadline is instead pushed back unto the end of the next session. 1: Minister of Bureaucracy and Development: Government Quest 2: Minister of Culture and Education: Culture Quest 3: Minister of Foreign Relations: Diplomatic Quest 4: Minister of Defense: War Quest 5: Minister of Magical Affairs and Religion: Magic or Religious Quest 6: Minister of Intelligence and Espionage: Espionage Quest → "Once per session, the wielder may reroll a MRP, taking the new result and rolling 1d6 on the Advisor Table. The wielder receives a Normal Quest based on the result. If the quest is not completed before the end of the session, the wielder suffers −5 temporary Karma on their next event. If the quest is completed, the wielder instead gains +2 temporary Karma on their next event. If the rerolled is on the last MRP of a session, the quest deadline is pushed back to the end of the next session. Advisor Table 1 — Minister of Bureaucracy and Development: Government Quest 2 — Minister of Culture and Education: Culture Quest 3 — Minister of Foreign Relations: Diplomatic Quest 4 — Minister of Defense: War Quest 5 — Minister of Magical Affairs and Religion: Magic or Religious Quest 6 — Minister of Intelligence and Espionage: Espionage Quest"

The wielder of this artifact increases their Cunning and Magic by 2, to a maximum of 6. However, whenever they fail to cast a spell, they lose 1d2 health states → The wielder increases their Cunning and Magic by +2, to a maximum of 6. Whenever the wielder fails to cast a spell, they lose 1d2 Health States.

5968 → 3163

The ruler unit of the wielder of the Phoenix Mail gains +1 Defense and immunity to the negative effects of the Tundra terrain type. Additionally, rather than making an attack, the wielder may instead double their defensive bonus until the end of the battle. While this increase is in effect, all units that attack the wielder take 1 damage. If equipped to a character with less than 1 prowess, their speed is reduced by one. → The wielder gains +2 Defense and immunity to the negative effects of the Tundra terrain type. The wielder may forgo their attack this turn to gain +1 Armor until the start of their next turn. While this effect is active, all units that attack the wielder take 1 damage. If the wielder has less than 2 Prowess, their Speed is reduced by 1.

The wielder of the Natural Umbrella increases their Cunning by 4 when solving puzzles, riddles or other brainteasers. Additionally, all mech-rps involving staying dry or divination gain moderately increased chances of success. → The wielder gains +4 Cunning when solving puzzles, riddles or other brainteasers. All mech-rps involving staying dry or divination gain +4.

Each time the wielder casts a spell, there is a 15% chance to regain all spent magic points, and gain a magic point. However, there is also a 2% chance that the cost of the spell is increased by 2. Additionally, you may heal a character by one health state, this will result in the permanent destruction of the artifact. → Each time the wielder casts a spell, there is a 15% chance to regain all spent magic points, and gain a magic point. However, there is also a 2% chance that the cost of the spell is increased by 2. The wielder may also may heal a character by one health state even if that character were to die, this will result in the permanent destruction of the artifact.

None → 0

At the start of each session, the mask will make a random face. Depending on the face, it will grant a +2 bonus to all rolls of that kind. (Current: Cunning) There is also a small chance that the mask will make the face of Rassin, the First Maskay, granting a +1 bonus to all rolls. Additionally, once per age you may triple the bonus granted by the mask for one mech-rp. → At the start of each session, roll 1d7. Depending on the roll, it will grant a +2 bonus to all rolls of that kind. (Current: Cunning) There is also a small chance that the mask will make the face of Rassin, the First Maskay, granting a +1 bonus to all rolls and gaining a charge. At the start of a session the wielder may pay a charge to triple the bonus granted by the mask for one MRP. Charges: 0/1