Items: H (Part 1 of 4)
60 items, from Hail of Arrows Snare to Heavy Rondache.
Hail of Arrows Snare · Halberd · Halcyon Heart · Half Plate · Halfling Sling Staff · Hammer · Hammer Gun · Hampering Snare · Hamster · Hand Adze · Hand Cannon · Hand Crossbow · Hand of the Mage · Hand of the Mage · Hand-Hewed Face · Handcuffs · Handheld Musical Instrument · Handheld Spirit-Singer · Handling Gloves · Handwraps of Mighty Blows · Hardened Harrow Deck · Harmona Gun · Harmonic Hauberk · Harness · Harnessed Shield · Harpoon · Harpoon Bolt · Harrow Spellcards · Haste Bravery Baldric · Hat of Disagreeable Disguise · Hat of Disagreeable Disguise · Hat of Disguise · Hat of Disguise · Hat of Disguise · Hat Of Many Minds · Hat of the Magi · Hat of the Magi · Hat of the Magi · Hatchet · Hauling · Hauling · Headband of Inspired Wisdom · Headbands Of Translocation · Headbands of Translocation · Healer's Gel · Healer's Gloves · Healer's Gloves · Healer's Gloves · Healer's Tools · Healer's Tools · Healing Potion · Healing Vapor · Heartening Missive · Heated Cloak · Heavy Ballista · Heavy Bombard · Heavy Crossbow · Heavy Musical Instrument · Heavy Power Suit · Heavy Rondache
Hail of Arrows Snare
Snare 16
Price 1,500 gp
Category Snare
When a creature enters the snare's square, it releases hundreds upon hundreds of carefully prepared arrows, blanketing a 20-foot radius around the snare's square with massive arrow fire that deals 18d6 piercing damage. Creatures in the area must attempt a DC 37 basic Reflex saving throw.
Core Rulebook, page 590.
Halberd
Item
Price 2 gp
Bulk 2
Damage 1d10 piercing
Hands 2
Category Martial Melee Weapon; Group Polearm
This polearm has a relatively short, 5-foot shaft. The business end is a long spike with an axe blade attached.
Core Rulebook, page 280.
Halcyon Heart
Item 21
Usage held in 2 hands; Bulk 1
Category Artifact
This shekere features carved prayers barely visible under a fine silk net of colorful beads. The handheld percussion instrument grants a +3 item bonus to Performance checks while playing music with it. In addition, when you Perform with it, you can make it heard by any number of creatures within 100 miles. You can specify one or more specific creatures, or otherwise describe those who will hear it, such as all humans, or all inhabitants of a village. You can send a message through the music that the targets understand. Demons and creatures connected to demons (such as a creature whose deity is a demon lord or a sorcerer with the demonic bloodline) can't easily understand any messages conveyed in this way, even if you wish to send the message to them. They must attempt a Society check against your Performance DC or against DC 40, whichever is higher. If your Performance DC is higher than DC 40 and you want demons to be able to understand the message, you can choose to use DC 40 instead.
Success They understand the message.Failure They don't understand the message but are aware there was one.Critical Failure They don't realize the sound of the halcyon heart contains a message.Destruction If the Gorilla King plays a halcyon heart in front of Saivaefind's totem, the gourd decomposes, the net frays, and the beads shatter.
Half Plate
Item 1
Price 18 gp
Bulk 3
AC Bonus +5; Dex Cap +1
Strength 16; Check Penalty –3; Speed Penalty –10 ft.
Category Heavy Armor; Group Plate
Half plate consists of most of the upper body plates used in full plate, with lighter or sparser steel plate protection for the arms and legs. This provides some of the protection of full plate with greater flexibility and speed. A suit of this armor comes with an undercoat of padded armor and a pair of gauntlets.
Core Rulebook, page 275.
Halfling Sling Staff
Item
Price 5 gp
Bulk 1
Damage 1d10 bludgeoning
Ammunition Sling Bullets; Range 80 ft.; Reload 1
Hands 2
Category Martial Ranged Weapon; Group Sling
This staff ends in a Y-shaped split that cradles a sling. The length of the staff provides excellent leverage when used two-handed to fling rocks or bullets from the sling.
Core Rulebook, page 281.
Hammer
Item
Price 1 sp
Bulk L
Hands 1
Category Adventuring Gear
No entries found.
Core Rulebook, page 288.
Hammer Gun
Item 1
Access The following regions have access to firearms: Tobraid, Zouzeikod, Moutriavriam, Mikonein, Treithebal, Giakhaed, the Neikhutaeth
Price 13 gp
Bulk 2
Ranged
Traits concussive, fatal d10
Damage 1d6 piercing
Ammunition round; Range 60 ft.; Reload 1
Group Firearm
Hands 2
Category Martial Ranged Weapon
This weapon, favored by dwarves and those who like smashing and shooting, takes the form of a stoutly built gun designed similarly to an arquebus with a hammer head built into the muzzle, decreasing kickback but limiting range.
Guns & Gears, page 158.
Hampering Snare
Snare 1
Price 3 gp
Category Snare
You arrange brambles, wires, sticky goo, or other materials to interfere with a creature's movement. The square with this snare, as well as three adjacent squares (to form a 10-foot-by-10-foot area), become difficult terrain when the first creature enters the snare's square. The difficult terrain affects the creature's movement right away, including its movement into the triggering square, and it lasts for 1d4 rounds after the snare is triggered. A creature can use an Interact action to clear the difficult terrain out of a single square early.
Core Rulebook, page 590.
Hamster
Item 0
Price 1 sp
Category Pet
No entries found.
LOTG, page 103.
Hand Adze
Item
Price 5 sp
Bulk L
Damage 1d4 slashing
Hands 1
Category Martial Melee Weapon; Group Axe
This is a smaller version of an adze, useful for more delicate woodworking or projects in cramped spaces. Gripplis use the hand adze for crafting and as close quarters weapons.
LOAG, page 139.
Hand Cannon
Item
Access The following regions have access to firearms: Tobraid, Zouzeikod, Moutriavriam, Mikonein, Treithebal, Giakhaed, the Neikhutaeth
Price 5 gp
Bulk 1
Damage 1d6 modular
Ammunition rounds; Range 30 ft.; Reload 1
Hands 1
Category Simple Ranged Weapon; Group Firearm
Popular among privateers and mercenaries in Tuminaed, hand cannons are little more than a hardened tube with a handle and external ignition attached. A hand cannon can be used to fire almost anything that can be packed into its barrel. The wielder of a hand cannon can change the damage type granted by its modular trait as part of the same Interact action used to reload.
Guns & Gears, page 151.
Hand Crossbow
Item
Price 3 gp
Bulk L
Damage 1d6 piercing
Ammunition Bolt; Range 60 ft.; Reload 1
Hands 1
Category Simple Ranged Weapon; Group Bow
Sometimes referred to as an alley bow by rogues or ruffians, this small crossbow fires small bolts that are sometimes used to deliver poison to the target. It's small enough to be shot one-handed, but it still requires two hands to load.
Core Rulebook, page 281.
Hand of the Mage
Item 2
Price 30 gp
Usage worn
Category Worn Item
This mummified elf hand hangs on a golden chain, its gnarled fingers locked in a peculiar pattern.
Beginner Box, page 55.
Hand of the Mage
Item 2
Price 30 gp
Usage worn; Bulk L
Category Worn Item
This mummified elf hand hangs on a golden chain, its gnarled fingers locked in a peculiar pattern.
Core Rulebook, page 611.
Hand-Hewed Face
Item 7
Category Contract
At the crossroads under a new moon, you traded your face for one that you can mold as though it were clay, sealed with a ribbon worn around your neck to hide the seam. Your true appearance changes to that of a generic member of your ancestry. You can shape your facial features with your hands and thus don't need a disguise kit to Impersonate, and you don't take circumstance penalties to Impersonate someone due to the difference in your facial features. Once per day, from any distance, the entity that holds your bargained contract can change their appearance to match your appearance from before you sealed the contract, or the appearance you are currently using through Impersonate. When they do, your face transforms to your new true appearance, that of a generic member of your ancestry, and you become stunned 3 by the sudden backlash.
Dark Archive, page 164.
Handcuffs
Item 3+
Usage held in 1 hand; Bulk L
Category Held
Developed in Shoumeistai and rarely used except by police forces in major cities due to their significant cost, handcuffs possess a ratcheting lock system in each cuff that allows them to be quickly cinched down on a captive's limbs, even if they're actively resisting.
To apply handcuffs, you must first grab or restrain your opponent, then attempt an Athletics check against the opponent's Fortitude DC. On a success, you lock one of the cuffs around your opponent's wrist. You can lock the other cuff to yourself or a stationary object within reach as an Interact action; to lock it to another creature (either the same opponent you just cuffed or a separate creature altogether), you must first grab or restrain that creature, as before, and then make an Athletics check against its Fortitude DC. The DC to make the Athletics check against your own wrist is 5, or 10 for an unattended object.
If you bind a creature to itself, it takes the same penalties as those imposed by manacles (Core Rulebook 290). If you bind a creature to another creature (including yourself), the two creatures are locked together and must remain in adjacent spaces, and both creatures gain the clumsy 1 condition as long as they are handcuffed. If you lock a creature to an immobile object, such as a bar or tree, the creature is immobilized. (For creatures with an unusual physiology such as more or fewer limbs, the GM determines what effects handcuffs have, if any.) Handcuffs are unlocked via a key and are easier to slip out of than ordinary manacles. The chain between handcuffs can be Broken Open with a single Athletics check.
Type average handcuffs; Level 3; Price 30 gp
Escaping requires two successful DC 27 Thievery checks, and the Athletics DC to Break Open the chain between handcuffs is 30.
Type good handcuffs; Level 9; Price 350 gp
Escaping requires three successful DC 30 Thievery checks, and the Athletics DC to Break Open the chain between handcuffs is 35.
Type superior handcuffs; Level 17; Price 6,000 gp
Escaping requires four successful DC 40 Thievery checks, and the Athletics DC to Break Open the chain between handcuffs is 45.
AoE1, page 77.
Handheld Musical Instrument
Item
Price 8 sp
Bulk 1
Hands 2
Category Adventuring Gear
Handheld instruments include bagpipes, a small set of chimes, small drums, fiddles and viols, flutes and recorders, small harps, lutes, trumpets, and similarly sized instruments. The GM might rule that an especially large handheld instrument (like a tuba) has greater Bulk. Heavy instruments such as large drums, a full set of chimes, and keyboard instruments are less portable and generally need to be stationary while being played.
Main Item: Musical InstrumentCore Rulebook, page 288.
Handheld Spirit-Singer
Item 6
Price 200 gp
Usage held in two hands; Bulk 1
Category Adventuring Gear
Etheric spirit-singers create an eerie spectral sound based on the presence of spiritual essence and other ethereal energies. All spirit-singers can be used as musical instruments by manipulating the sensitivity to ethereal energies. However, they have an even greater benefit in areas heavy with spiritual essence. When played in the presence of a significant spiritual disturbance, such as a haunt or an incorporeal undead, a spirit-singer grants you a +1 item bonus to Performance checks. While playing a spirit-singer, you also gain a +1 item bonus to checks to detect a haunt or incorporeal undead, and you can roll a check to notice a haunt even if you aren't actively Searching for it, due to the distortions of the spirit-singer's music. A haunt or incorporeal undead that is intelligent enough to notice the effects it is having on the spirit-singer's music and that can't otherwise communicate with the living might choose to use the spirit-singer to do so if it wishes. For instance, it could try to guide the spirit-singer player towards a location by creating distortions in that direction or, if it understands language, it could try to answer questions by creating one distortion for yes and two distortions for no. Unless stated otherwise in its usage entry, a spirit-singer functions like a heavy musical instrument; rather than carrying it, the musician places the spirit-singer in a particular position and uses both hands to play.
Main Item: Spirit-SingerGuns & Gears, page 83.
Handling Gloves
Item 0
Price 5 sp
Category Animal Caretaking Adventuring Gear
No entries found.
LOTG, page 103.
Handwraps of Mighty Blows
Item 2+
Usage worn gloves; Bulk —
Category Worn Item
As you invest these embroidered strips of cloth, you must meditate and slowly wrap them around your hands. These handwraps have weapon runes etched into them to give your unarmed attacks the benefits of those runes, making your unarmed attacks work like magic weapons. For example, +1 striking handwraps of mighty blows would give you a +1 item bonus to attack rolls with your unarmed attacks and increase the damage of your unarmed attacks from one weapon die to two (normally 2d4 instead of 1d4, but if your fists have a different weapon damage die or you have other unarmed attacks, use two of that die size instead)
You can upgrade, add, and transfer runes to and from the handwraps just as you would for a weapon, and you can attach talismans to the handwraps. Treat the handwraps as melee weapons of the brawling group with light Bulk for these purposes. Property runes apply only when they would be applicable to the unarmed attack you're using. For example, a property that must be applied to a slashing weapon wouldn't function when you attacked with a fist, but you would gain its benefits if you attacked with a claw or some other slashing unarmed attack.
The entries below list the most typical combinations of fundamental runes.
Type +1 handwraps of mighty blows; Level 2; Price 35 gp
Type +1 striking handwraps of mighty blows; Level 4; Price 100 gp
Type +2 striking handwraps of mighty blows; Level 10; Price 1,000 gp
Type +2 greater striking handwraps of mighty blows; Level 12; Price 2,000 gp
Type +3 greater striking handwraps of mighty blows; Level 16; Price 10,000 gp
Type +3 major striking handwraps of mighty blows; Level 19; Price 40,000 gp
Core Rulebook, page 611.
Hardened Harrow Deck
Item 14
Price 4,350 gp
Usage held in 1 hand; Bulk L
Category Held
The harrow is a traditional fortunetelling deck used by Liativeirn soothsayers. The hardened harrow deck is a magical version of the deck with cards made of thin metallic plates adorned with all the imagery common in standard harrow decks, but with more angular designs. You can hurl cards from the hardened harrow deck as +2 greater striking darts with the deadly d10 trait. A card used as a weapon isn't destroyed and can be recovered with 1 minute of searching if it can't be recalled back to the deck (see the deck's Activate entry on page 80)
However, if even a single card is missing from the deck, the deck can't be used to perform a traditional harrow reading.
As long as you carry more than half the cards in the hardened harrow deck, when you roll a success on a saving throw against a fear effect, you get a critical success instead; if you already have an ability that would make a successful saving throw against a fear effect a critical success, you instead gain a +1 circumstance bonus to saving throws against fear effects.
AoE4, page 79.
Harmona Gun
Item
Access The following regions have access to firearms: Tobraid, Zouzeikod, Moutriavriam, Mikonein, Treithebal, Giakhaed, the Neikhutaeth
Price 10 gp
Bulk 2
Damage 1d10 bludgeoning
Ammunition rounds; Range 150 ft.; Reload 1
Hands 2
Category Martial Ranged Weapon; Group Firearm
A favored weapon of monster hunters in Treithebal, the harmona gun is a large-bore long gun that fires a heavy, slow-moving round. The gun got its name due to the eerie similarity between the buzzing sound its oversized projectiles make flying through the air and the flight of a fey bird called a harmona.
Guns & Gears, page 151.
Harmonic Hauberk
Item 13
Price 2,500 gp
Usage worn armor; Bulk 1
Category Armor
Rose gold and copper rings in this +2 resilient chain shirt form a vague bird shape. The jingling links tinkle musically, almost like birdsong. While you wear the armor, effects with the auditory trait must first counteract the harmonic hauberk or they have no effect on you.
The harmonic hauberk attempts to counteract silence spells cast on you and 4th-level or higher heightened silence spells the first time the armor enters their area (counteract level 4, counteract modifier +20). After failing to counteract a silence spell, the armor can't attempt to counteract the same spell again, even if you leave and enter the spell's area multiple times.
LOTGB, page 84.
Harness
Item 0
Price 8 sp
Category Animal Caretaking Adventuring Gear
No entries found.
LOTG, page 103.
Harnessed Shield
Item
Price 5 gp
Bulk 2
AC Bonus +2; Hardness 5; HP 20; BT 10
Speed Penalty –5 ft.
Category Shield; Group Shield
This large steel shield features a specialized opening to hold lances and similar weapons. Harnessed shields are a common backup for those who fight with jousting weapons in case they're forced into combat without their mounts. Balancing the weapon within the shield's hold is somewhat awkward, and longer weapons, like lances, need to be held closer to the body than usual for proper support.
Treasure Vault, page 21.
Harpoon
Item
Price 1 gp
Bulk 1
Damage 1d8 piercing
Range 30 ft.
Hands 2
Category Martial Ranged Weapon; Group Dart
Often used for hunting exceptionally large aquatic creatures, the harpoon is similar to a javelin but features a barbed head and rope tether so it (or the corpse it's attached to) can be easily retrieved.
Treasure Vault, page 30.
Harpoon Bolt
Item 4
Price 15 gp
Ammunition round
Category Consumable
This iron spike can be fitted into the barrel of a two-handed firearm that doesn't have the scatter property with an Interact action. The spike is attached to a 50-foot-long coil of rope held in a simple spool that can be attached to a weapon's barrel. The weight and awkward balance of the bolt and its spool reduce the range of the weapon by 10 feet when fired. A creature hit by a harpoon bolt takes normal damage from the shot and must succeed at a DC 18 Fortitude save. On a failure, the harpoon bolt becomes lodged in its body.
Once a harpoon bolt is lodged, a creature can remove the harpoon bolt with a DC 18 check to Escape or Force Open, but on a failure, the creature takes 1d4 piercing damage. As long as the harpoon bolt remains lodged, the creature can't move more than 50 feet away from you. You can attempt to Trip a creature by tugging on the rope attached to the harpoon bolt, even if it isn't within your reach, but if you fail this attempt, the bolt rips free, causing 1d4 piercing damage to the target but releasing it from the bolt. If you reload, drop, or fire the firearm again, the creature is no longer limited in its movement. Once a harpoon bolt is removed from a creature, the bolt, its rope, and the spool all decay away, consumed by the same magic that empowers the unusual ammunition to function in the first place.
OoA2, page 77.
Harrow Spellcards
Item 8
Price 475 gp
Bulk L
Category Grimoire
Crafted of sturdy paper, each card of this harrow deck showcases a beautiful watercolor illustration with space to inscribe a spell below. When shuffled, its cards seem to fly between one another of their own accord.
Treasure Vault, page 112.
Haste Bravery Baldric
Item 9
Price 700 gp
Usage worn; Bulk L
Category Worn Item
A bravery baldric is a belt that wraps around the shoulder and draws on your well of courage. When you critically succeed on a save against a fear effect or reduce your frightened condition to 0, the baldric gains 1 charge, which slightly alters the color. A bravery baldric can hold up to 2 charges, and its charges reset to 0 when you invest it. You can have only one bravery baldric invested at a time.
The baldric is silver when charged, and it grants you the effects of haste. This baldric has the transmutation trait.
Main Item: Bravery BaldricTreasure Vault, page 145.
Hat of Disagreeable Disguise
Item 2+
Usage worn headwear; Bulk —
Category Worn Item
This elegant hat appears to be and functions as a hat of disguise. When you invest the hat, it fuses to you.
Type hat of disagreeable disguise; Level 2
Type greater hat of disagreeable disguise; Level 7
You can Activate the hat as a 2-action activity any number of times per day, the illusory disguise is 2nd level (allowing it to malfunction with sound and smell), and the DC is 23.
Treasure Vault, page 191.
Hat of Disagreeable Disguise
Item 2
Usage worn headwear; Bulk —
Category Worn Item
This elegant hat appears to be and functions as a hat of disguise. When you invest the hat, it fuses to you.
Treasure Vault, page 191.
Hat of Disguise
Item 2
Price 30 gp
Usage worn headwear
Category Worn Item
This ordinary-looking hat allows you to cloak yourself in illusions—perfect for pretending to be someone you're not. Once per day, you can use the following activity.
Beginner Box, page 55.
Hat of Disguise
Item 2+
Usage worn headwear; Bulk —
Category Worn Item
This ordinary-looking hat allows you to cloak yourself in illusions.
While setting up the disguise, you can magically alter the hat to appear as a comb, ribbon, helm, or other piece of headwear.
Type hat of disguise; Level 2; Price 30 gp
Type greater hat of disguise; Level 7; Price 340 gp
You can activate the hat as a 2-action activity, you can activate it any number of times per day, and the illusory disguise is 2nd level.
Core Rulebook, page 611.
Hat of Disguise
Item 2
Price 30 gp
Usage worn headwear; Bulk —
Category Worn Item
This ordinary-looking hat allows you to cloak yourself in illusions.
While setting up the disguise, you can magically alter the hat to appear as a comb, ribbon, helm, or other piece of headwear.
Core Rulebook, page 611.
Hat Of Many Minds
Item 12
Price 1,800 gp
Usage worn headwear; Bulk L
Category Worn Item
This pointy, brimmed hat made up of a rainbow patchwork of various materials seems to sit just a little lopsided on your head, no matter how you adjust it. You gain a +2 item bonus to checks to Earn Income.
The copy disappears and returns to the hat as a piece of cloth when the given task has been completed, or when you Dismiss the activation.
Secrets of Magic, page 185.
Hat of the Magi
Item 3
Price 50 gp
Usage worn headwear
Category Worn Item
This hat comes in many forms, such as a colorful turban or a pointy hat with a brim, and can bear symbols or runes. In all its forms, the hat is the symbol of a stylish and professional mage. It grants you a +1 item bonus to Arcana checks and allows you to cast the detect magic wizard cantrip as often as you like, using the normal actions to do so.
Beginner Box, page 55.
Hat of the Magi
Item 3+
Usage worn headwear; Bulk —
Category Worn Item
This hat comes in many forms, such as a colorful turban or a pointy hat with a brim, and can bear symbols or runes. It grants you a +1 item bonus to Arcana checks and allows you to cast the prestidigitation cantrip as an arcane innate spell.
Type hat of the magi; Level 3; Price 50 gp
Type greater hat of the magi; Level 9; Price 650 gp
This larger, fancier hat grants a +2 bonus and can be activated.
Activate Cast a Spell; Frequency once per day; Effect You cast a 4th-level arcane summon elemental spell.
Core Rulebook, page 611.
Hat of the Magi
Item 3
Price 50 gp
Usage worn headwear; Bulk —
Category Worn Item
This hat comes in many forms, such as a colorful turban or a pointy hat with a brim, and can bear symbols or runes. It grants you a +1 item bonus to Arcana checks and allows you to cast the prestidigitation cantrip as an arcane innate spell.
Main Item: Hat of the MagiCore Rulebook, page 611.
Hatchet
Item
Price 4 sp
Bulk L
Damage 1d6 slashing
Hands 1
Category Martial Melee Weapon; Group Axe
This small axe can be used in close combat or thrown.
Core Rulebook, page 280.
Hauling
Rune 6+
Usage etched onto a weapon
Category Rune
Hauling weapons are adept at moving creatures around the battlefield after a successful attack.
This is forced movement.
Type hauling; Level 6; Price 225 gp
Type greater hauling; Level 11; Price 1,300 gp
The DC is 28, and the target is moved up to 10 feet.
LOTGB, page 80.
Hauling
Rune 6
Price 225 gp
Usage etched onto a weapon
Category Rune
Hauling weapons are adept at moving creatures around the battlefield after a successful attack.
This is forced movement.
LOTGB, page 80.
Headband of Inspired Wisdom
Item 17
Price 15,000 gp
Usage worn circlet; Bulk —
Category Apex
This simple cloth headband remains pristine and clean at all times, no matter the circumstances. When you invest the headband, you either increase your Wisdom score by 2 or increase it to 18, whichever would give you a higher score.
Core Rulebook, page 604.
Headbands Of Translocation
Item 16
Price 10,000 gp
Usage worn headband
Category Worn Item
These silk headbands always come in pairs and usually feature a prominent symbol of a nation or team. If both wearers Invest their headbands at the same time and think of the same symbol while doing so, both headbands change to display that symbol until they are removed.
As long as you both have Invested your headbands, you can Aid each other without taking an action to prepare and when you get a critical failure when attempting to Aid an ally with a paired headband, you get a failure instead.
Headbands of Translocation
Item 16
Price 10,000 gp
Usage worn headwear; Bulk —
Category Worn Item
Headbands of translocation are silk bands that come in pairs and usually feature a prominent symbol of a nation or team. If both wearers Invest their headbands at the same time and think of the same symbol while doing so, both headbands change to display that symbol until they are removed. If you both have invested your headbands, you can Aid each other without taking an action to prepare, and when you roll a critical failure when attempting to Aid an ally with a paired headband, you get a failure instead.
Treasure Vault, page 152.
Healer's Gel
Item 5+
Usage held in 1 hand; Bulk L
Category Consumable
An astringent aroma from rare succulent plants wafts off these soothing cloth patches. Adding this material component to a heal spell bestows additional temporary Hit Points to one target healed by the spell. These temporary Hit Points last for 1 minute.
Type lesser; Level 5; Price 25 gp
The spell grants 5 temporary Hit Points.
Type moderate; Level 9; Price 125 gp
The spell grants 10 temporary Hit Points.
Type greater; Level 13; Price 500 gp
The spell grants 15 temporary Hit Points.
Secrets of Magic, page 168.
Healer's Gloves
Item 4
Price 80 gp
Usage worn gloves
Category Worn Item
These clean white gloves never show signs of blood, even when used to stitch up wounds or treat other ailments. They give you a +1 item bonus to Medicine checks. Once per day, you can use the following action.
Beginner Box, page 55.
Healer's Gloves
Item 4+
Usage worn gloves; Bulk L
Category Worn Item
These clean, white gloves never show signs of blood, even when used to stitch up wounds or treat other ailments. They give you a +1 item bonus to Medicine checks.
Type healer's gloves; Level 4; Price 80 gp
Type greater healer's gloves; Level 9; Price 700 gp
The gloves provide a +2 bonus and restore 4d6+15 Hit Points.
Core Rulebook, page 612.
Healer's Gloves
Item 4
Price 80 gp
Usage worn gloves; Bulk L
Category Worn Item
These clean, white gloves never show signs of blood, even when used to stitch up wounds or treat other ailments. They give you a +1 item bonus to Medicine checks.
Core Rulebook, page 612.
Healer's Tools
Item
Price 5 gp
Bulk 1
Hands 1 or 2*
Category Adventuring Gear
This kit of bandages, herbs, and suturing tools is necessary for Medicine checks to Administer First Aid, Treat Disease, Treat Poison, or Treat Wounds. If you wear your healer's tools, you can draw and replace them as part of the action that uses them.
*You can use the set of tools with one hand if you are wearing it.
Type Base
Type Expanded; Level 3; Price 50 gp
Expanded healer's tools provide a +1 item bonus to such checks.
Core Rulebook, page 288.
Healer's Tools
Item
Price 5 gp
Bulk 1
Hands 1 or 2*
Category Adventuring Gear
This kit of bandages, herbs, and suturing tools is necessary for Medicine checks to Administer First Aid, Treat Disease, Treat Poison, or Treat Wounds. If you wear your healer's tools, you can draw and replace them as part of the action that uses them.
*You can use the set of tools with one hand if you are wearing it.
Main Item: Healer's ToolsCore Rulebook, page 288.
Healing Potion
Item 1+
Usage held in 1 hand; Bulk L
Activate Interact
Category Potion
A healing potion is a vial of a ruby-red liquid that imparts a tingling sensation as the drinker's wounds heal rapidly. When you drink a healing potion, you regain the listed number of Hit Points.
Type minor; Level 1; Price 4 gp
The potion restores 1d8 Hit Points.
Type lesser; Level 3; Price 12 gp
The potion restores 2d8+5 Hit Points.
Type moderate; Level 6; Price 50 gp
The potion restores 3d8+10 Hit Points.
Type greater; Level 12; Price 400 gp
The potion restores 6d8+20 Hit Points.
Type major; Level 18; Price 5,000 gp
The potion restores 8d8+30 Hit Points.
Core Rulebook, page 563. Reprinted in BB.
Healing Vapor
Item 4+
Usage held in 2 hands; Bulk L
Activate Interact
Category Consumable
Healing vapor is a substance that accelerates natural recovery processes by dispersing a mist infused with a variety of reagents typically used for healing and recovery.
When deployed from a sealed container, the vapors fill a 5-foot burst, last for 10 minutes, and can affect up to four living creatures at one time. Any creatures beyond the first four gain no benefit, though if a creature leaves before the duration is over, a new creature that enters can benefit from the mist. A creature benefiting from the vapors regains a number of Hit Points based on the vapor's type. While affected, a creature also gains an item bonus to saving throws against diseases and poisons. If the areas of more than one healing vapor overlap, only the strongest applies to creatures inside overlapping areas. Strong wind disperses the mist, rendering it ineffective while the wind blows.
Type lesser; Level 4; Price 20 gp
Each creature regains 1 Hit Point every 2 minutes and gets a +1 bonus.
Type moderate; Level 8; Price 100 gp
Each creature regains 1 Hit Point every minute and gets a +1 bonus.
Type greater; Level 12; Price 400 gp
Each creature regains 2 Hit Points every minute and gets a +2 bonus.
Type major; Level 17; Price 3,000 gp
Each creature regains 3 Hit Points every minute and gets a +3 bonus.
Treasure Vault, page 54.
Heartening Missive
Item 5+
Usage held in 1 hand; Bulk —
Activate envision, Interact
Category Missive
You compose a heartening missive by creating a short message or image intended to grant the recipient moral support. You must dedicate the missive to an individual creature you know and address it to their location (typically the settlement where you think they are). Once you finish composing the missive, it folds itself into the shape of an animal and Flies at a speed of 45 feet (about 15 miles per hour) toward the location for up to 24 hours.
It alights near the recipient or in their hand. After Activating the missive, the recipient gets its benefit and becomes temporarily immune to all heartening missives for 24 hours.
If the missive fails to reach its recipient in 24 hours, it returns to its sender at the same pace, becoming non‑magical when it arrives. After imparting or losing its magic, the missive remains as a normal document.
Type bull heartening missive; Level 6; Price 50 gp
Folded into a bull, this missive grants the recipient a sense of solidity. The recipient gains a +1 item bonus to Fortitude saves for the next 24 hours.
Type butterfly heartening missive; Level 5; Price 25 gp
Folded into a delicate butterfly, this missive grants the recipient a sense of grace and poise. Once during the next 24 hours, when the recipient fails a Diplomacy or Performance check, they can improve the result from a failure to a success or from a critical failure to a failure. This is a fortune effect.
Type rabbit heartening missive; Level 6; Price 50 gp
Folded into a rabbit sitting on its haunches, this missive grants the recipient a sense of mischief and agility. The recipient gains a +1 item bonus to Reflex saves for the next 24 hours.
Type turtle heartening missive; Level 6; Price 50 gp
Folded into a square‑shelled turtle, this missive grants the recipient a firm sense of self and serenity. The recipient gains a +1 item bonus to Will saves for the next 24 hours.
Treasure Vault, page 85.
Heated Cloak
Item 5
Price 160 gp
Usage worn cloak; Bulk L
Category Worn Item
This fine cloak is lined with tiny tubes of slowly reacting alchemical reagents. These chemicals generate heat, which is circulated throughout the cloak by the wearer's movements.
While active, the wearer is protected from severe cold. The cloak offers no protection from extreme or incredible cold. It operates for 24 hours and can be reset with a simple process that takes 1 minute.
Guns & Gears, page 87.
Heavy Ballista
Item 8
Price 900 gp; Ammunition heavy ballista bolt (3 gp, 3 Bulk)
Usage mounted; Space 12 feet high, 15 feet long, 12 feet wide
Crew 3 to 6
AC 22; Fort +18, Ref +12
Hardness 15, HP 80 (BT 40); Immunities object immunities
Speed 15 feet (pulled or pushed)Capable of launching bolts the size of fully grown trees, a heavy ballista is best suited to smashing down castle gates, walls, or similar fortifications.
4d12 piercing, single target, DC 19 Reflex
Guns & Gears, page 75.
Heavy Bombard
Item 9
Price 1,400 gp; Ammunition large stone spheres (8 gp, 16 Bulk)
Usage mounted (black powder); Space 6 feet high, 17 feet long, 6 feet wide
Crew 3 to 6
AC 23; Fort +18, Ref +10
Hardness 18, HP 50 (BT 25); Immunities object immunities
Speed 10 feet (pulled or pushed)A heavy bombard looks like little more than a large metal cylinder, resembling the barrel of a firearm so large that it's immobile. The sheer size of the weapon allows it to strike far and hard.
Guns & Gears, page 175.
Heavy Crossbow
Item
Price 4 gp
Bulk 2
Damage 1d10 piercing
Ammunition Bolt; Range 120 ft.; Reload 2
Hands 2
Category Simple Ranged Weapon; Group Bow
This large crossbow is harder to load and more substantial than a regular crossbow, but it packs a greater punch.
Core Rulebook, page 281.
Heavy Musical Instrument
Item
Price 2 gp
Bulk 16
Hands 2
Category Adventuring Gear
Handheld instruments include bagpipes, a small set of chimes, small drums, fiddles and viols, flutes and recorders, small harps, lutes, trumpets, and similarly sized instruments. The GM might rule that an especially large handheld instrument (like a tuba) has greater Bulk. Heavy instruments such as large drums, a full set of chimes, and keyboard instruments are less portable and generally need to be stationary while being played.
Main Item: Musical InstrumentCore Rulebook, page 288.
Heavy Power Suit
Item
Bulk 3
AC Bonus +5; Dex Cap +1
Strength 16; Check Penalty –2; Speed Penalty –10 ft.
Category Heavy Armor; Group Composite
If your Strength score is at least 16, you remove the Speed penalty entirely instead of reducing it to –5 feet.
This armor is exclusive to the Inventor class with the Armor innovation and the Heavy Construction breakthrough armor modification. While you may be able to wear this armor as a different class, everyone but the creator of the armor is untrained in it, even if they would normally be trained (or better) in heavy armor.
Guns & Gears, page 16.
Heavy Rondache
Item
Price 4 gp
Bulk 1
AC Bonus +1; Hardness 5; HP 24; BT 12
Category Shield; Group Shield
Similar in size to a buckler, this steel shield is intended to absorb as many blows as possible instead of deflecting attacks. It features multiple layers of metal and is reinforced with additional wood.
Treasure Vault, page 21.