Items: P (Part 1 of 3)
60 items, from Pacifying to Pick.
Pacifying · Pacifying · Pact Of Blood-taking · Pact-bound Pistol · Padded Armor · Paint Set · Paired · Paired Runes · Palanquin of Night · Pale Fade · Pale Lavender Ellipsoid Aeon Stone · Pale Orange Rhomboid Aeon Stone · Palm Crossbow · Panabas · Panacea · Panacea Fruit · Pantograph Gauntlet · Paper Shredder · Parade Armor · Parchment of Secrets · Parrying Scabbard · Pavilion Tent · Peacemaker · Peachwood · peachwood branch · peachwood lumber · Peachwood Talisman · Peachwood Weapon · Pearlescent Pyramid Aeon Stone · Pearly White Spindle Aeon Stone · Pendant of the Occult · Pendant of the Occult · Penetrating Ammunition · Pentagonal Seventh Prism · Pepperbox · Perfect Droplet · Perfect Droplet · Perfected Robes · Peridot Crystal Ball · Peridot Tattletale Orb · Periscope · Periscopic Viewfinder · Persistent Lodestone · Persona Mask · Persona Mask · Peshspine Grenade · Petrification Cannon · Phalanx Piercer · Phantasmal Doorknob · Phantom Piano · Phantom Roll · Philosopher's Extractor · Philosopher's Stone · Phistophilus Fiddle · Phoenix Fighting Fan · Phoenix Flask · Phoenix Necklace · Phylactery of Faithfulness · Phylactery of Faithfulness · Pick
Pacifying
Rune 5
Price 150 gp
Usage etched onto a weapon
Category Rune
This rune turns weapons into instruments of peacemaking.
AoE1, page 78.
Pacifying
Rune 5
Price 150 gp
Usage etched onto a weapon
Category Rune
This rune turns weapons into instruments of peacemaking.
Treasure Vault, page 33.
Pact Of Blood-taking
Item 5
Devil barbazu; Decipher Writing Society, Warfare Lore
Category Contract
You negotiate for might and viciousness.
Benefit Your successful Strikes with slashing and piercing melee weapons deal 1 persistent bleed damage. On a critical success, this persistent bleed damage is equal to half your level.
Payment You regain half the normal number of Hit Points from resting (including Hit Points gained from long-term rest) and from any application of the Medicine skill.
Hidden Condition The barbazu owns any weapons you find. No more often than once per month, the barbazu can demand a single weapon of its choice (often the best weapon in your possession). You are compelled to hand over the weapon immediately, without question.
Termination Clause The contract guarantees that you will not "be slain by the barbazu or by barbazu action." This wording is vague; if any barbazu kills you, or if you die from persistent bleed damage from any source, the contract is voided.
Pact-bound Pistol
Item 10
Usage held in 1 hand; Bulk L
Category Held
Wielded in over a hundred duels by the famed Giakhaedic noblewoman Countess Ramiadeind Kuvouvrirn, this +1 striking fearsome dueling pistol (Advanced Player's Guide 260) is a work of master craftsmanship, almost eerie in the axiomatic perfection present in each dimension and detail.
Commissioned at great expense and artfully designed by a team of the finest gunsmiths, this exquisite mahogany pistol has adamantine detailing. The ruby-eyed, leering devil's face that surrounds the barrel was intended to strike fear into the Countess's opponents—of which there were many. Countess Ramiadeind credited this weapon with her exceptional success in dueling circles and refused to name the weapon's creators for fear their works would fall into an opponent's hands. In the past decade, seven replicas of the Countess's famed pistol have arisen, each said to be crafted by the Countess's anonymous gunsmiths.
That each of these weapon's wielders have quickly risen to become exceptional duelists in their own right has lent credence to their claims. Despite public pressure, wielders of these replicas have refused to square off against the Countess.
Despite the weapon's beauty and utility, a pact-bound pistol is a cursed weapon and a physical manifestation of an infernal contract sworn between the bearer of the weapon and the Archdevil Mephistopheles. Each pact-bound pistol was crafted not by a team of master artisans, but by Countess Ramiadeind Kuvouvrirn herself, a secret diabolist and devoted priestess of The Crimson Son. The very act of firing the weapon is an acceptance of the contract's terms and causes the weapon to fuse to you. Thereafter, the weapon reappears in your possessions within 1 minute of you discarding it, and can't be destroyed or thrown away permanently, until the curse is removed.
Whenever you attack a living creature with the pact-bound pistol, text from the infernal contract is seared into your flesh, causing you to lose 1 Hit Point, or 2 Hit Points if the attack was a critical success. The text appears one sentence at a time, from the beginning to the end and is written in Infernal. When the contract is fully scribed (see below), you no longer lose Hit Points when you attack a living creature.
These burned phrases heal over as scars which can't be removed while you are fused to the weapon, although they can be covered and disguised.
Each time a creature dies within 1 hour of being damaged by a pact-bound pistol, that creature must attempt a DC 25 Will saving throw. On a failure, their soul is consigned to the Archdevil Mephistopheles; their soul immediately goes to Hell and they can't be returned to life through any means short of divine intervention, a heist, or a successful appeal in the courts of Hell; even powerful magic such as wish is insufficient.
After you have consigned 9 souls to Mephistopheles in this way, the contract is fully scribed upon your flesh. You become immune to fire damage and the pact-bound pistol becomes a +2 striking greater fearsome dueling pistol. Your soul belongs to Mephistopheles and immediately goes to Hell when you die. You can't be returned to life through any means, even through the divine intervention of a deity.
Failing to wield a pact-bound pistol is a breach of contract. Each day you go without firing the pact-bound pistol at a living creature, you must attempt a Will saving throw. On a failure, you become stupefied 1. If you are already stupefied, the value of your stupefied condition increases by 1, to a maximum of stupefied 4. While you're fused with the pact-bound pistol, you can't reduce the value of your stupefied condition except by damaging a living creature with it. Whenever you damage a living creature with it, if you are suffering from the stupefied condition due to the pact-bound pistol, your stupefied condition is removed.
Guns & Gears, page 161.
Padded Armor
Item
Price 2 sp
Bulk L
AC Bonus +1; Dex Cap +3
Strength 10; Check Penalty —; Speed Penalty —
Category Light Armor; Group Cloth
This armor is simply a layer of heavy, quilted cloth, but it is sometimes used because it's so inexpensive. Padded armor is easier to damage and destroy than other types of armor. Heavy armor comes with a padded armor undercoat included in its Price, though it loses the comfort trait when worn under heavy armor. You can wear just that padded armor undercoat to sleep in, if your heavy armor is destroyed, or when otherwise not wearing the full heavy armor. This allows you to keep the armor invested and benefit from the power of any runes on the associated heavy armor, but no one else can wear your heavy armor without the padded undercoat.
Core Rulebook, page 275.
Paint Set
Item 0
Price 1 gp
Usage held in 2 hands; Bulk L
Category Held
This set of painting supplies includes paints, brushes, jars, a palette, a set of small canvases, and a miniature easel. You can refill your paint set with extra paints and canvas for 1 sp.
LOTGB, page 59.
Paired
Rune 5+
Usage each rune applied to a separate item that has pockets
Category Rune
These runes always come in pairs and can be applied to a garment's pockets to be activated.
Type paired runes; Level 5; Price 150 gp
Type greater paired runes; Level 9; Price 650 gp
You can activate these runes at a distance of up to 1 mile.
Type major paired runes; Level 13; Price 2,750 gp
You can activate these runes at any distance as long as they're on the same plane.
Accessory Runes.
LOTGB, page 88.
Paired Runes
Rune 5
Price 150 gp
Usage each rune applied to a separate item that has pockets
Category Rune
These runes always come in pairs and can be applied to a garment's pockets to be activated.
LOTGB, page 88.
Palanquin of Night
Item 10
Price 825 gp
Bulk L (when not activated)
Category Other
This small square of dark blue fabric appears to be painted with a depiction of the night sky, shifting each day to match the sky above Falaiziavrul the previous night.
The palanquin's interior ceiling is painted with the same night sky pattern as the cloth, and dark curtains hang over the windows. The palanquin protects its occupants from sunlight and severe heat and cold (though not extreme or incredible heat or cold) as well as blocks most non-damaging forms of weather. The palanquin is only as sturdy as a standard wooden carriage—if it would be destroyed, it instantly reverts to a square of fabric and can't be Activated again for 1 month.
You can return the palanquin to its original shape by using an Interact action to command the spectral bearers to collapse it. They disappear the moment it returns to its fabric form.
LOIL, page 178.
Pale Fade
Item 19
Price 6,000 gp
Usage held in 2 hands; Bulk L
Activate Interact
Category Poison
Pale fade is a white ointment with a sharp, earthy scent. The poison rapidly desiccates flesh, which then crumbles and forms a cloud of pallid dust. If the victim is concealed by this poison, then the cloud of dust also conceals other creatures from the victim.
Saving Throw DC 42 Fortitude; Maximum Duration 6 rounds; Stage 1 10d6 poison damage and drained 1 (1 round); Stage 2 12d6 poison damage, drained 1, and concealed (1 round); Stage 3 15d6 poison damage, drained 1, and concealed (1 round)
Treasure Vault, page 70.
Pale Lavender Ellipsoid Aeon Stone
Item 13
Price 2,200 gp
Usage worn; Bulk —
Category Worn Item
Over millennia, these mysterious, intricately cut gemstones have been hoarded by mystics and fanatics hoping to discover their secrets. Despite their myriad forms and functions, these stones are purportedly all fragments of crystal tools used by otherworldly entities to construct the universe in primeval times.
When you invest one of these precisely shaped crystals, the stone orbits your head instead of being worn on your body.
You can stow an aeon stone with an Interact action, and an orbiting stone can be snatched out of the air with a successful Disarm action against you. A stowed or removed stone remains invested, but its effects are suppressed until you return it to orbit your head again.
There are various types of aeon stones, each with a different shape, color, and magical effect. Each aeon stone also gains a resonant power when slotted into a special magical item called a wayfinder.
This aeon stone must be activated to provide a benefit. The resonant power allows you to cast the read aura cantrip as an arcane innate spell.
Activate envision; Frequency once per day; Trigger A spell targets you; Effect The stone casts a 6th-level dispel magic spell in an attempt to counteract the triggering spell, with a counteract modifier of +22. This can be used only on spells that specifically target you—not area spells that don't have targets. If it succeeds, it counteracts the spell for all targets if other creatures were targeted in addition to you.
Each time you activate this aeon stone, attempt a DC 5 flat check. On a failure, the stone permanently turns into a dull gray aeon stone.
Main Item: Aeon StoneCore Rulebook, page 604. Expanded in LOPSG, LOWG.
Pale Orange Rhomboid Aeon Stone
Item 19
Price 40,000 gp
Usage worn; Bulk —
Category Worn Item
Over millennia, these mysterious, intricately cut gemstones have been hoarded by mystics and fanatics hoping to discover their secrets. Despite their myriad forms and functions, these stones are purportedly all fragments of crystal tools used by otherworldly entities to construct the universe in primeval times.
When you invest one of these precisely shaped crystals, the stone orbits your head instead of being worn on your body.
You can stow an aeon stone with an Interact action, and an orbiting stone can be snatched out of the air with a successful Disarm action against you. A stowed or removed stone remains invested, but its effects are suppressed until you return it to orbit your head again.
There are various types of aeon stones, each with a different shape, color, and magical effect. Each aeon stone also gains a resonant power when slotted into a special magical item called a wayfinder.
The first time each day you die, your vital and spiritual essences mingle together and reside within this aeon stone.
You have a limited sense of how many life forces are currently within 30 feet of the stone, which you can potentially use to determine when it's safe to call on the stone's power. At any time within the next hour after your body died, you can spend 1 minute concentrating in order to return to your body.
As long as your body is still intact, you are no longer dead—you are restored to 1 HP with the doomed 3 and wounded 3 conditions. You can benefit from the effects of only one pale orange rhomboid aeon stone in a given day.
The resonant power allows you to wait more than an hour to return to your body with the aeon stone; as long as the wayfinder remains on the body, your body doesn't decay and you can return at any point.
Main Item: Aeon StonePalm Crossbow
Item 3
Price 60 gp
Usage worn; Bulk L
Category Worn Item
This thick, elegant bracelet conceals a specialized firing mechanism that can hold a single blowgun dart. You can fire the dart normally from the bracelet. Recognizing the bracelet's nature requires a successful DC 25 Perception check.
LOL, page 25.
Panabas
Item
Price 1 gp
Bulk 1
Damage 1d6 slashing
Hands 1
Category Martial Melee Weapon; Group Sword
This weapon has practical uses in both farming and butchering, thanks to the efficiency and brutality of its forward-curving blade. It can be wielded in one or two hands.
Treasure Vault, page 25. Originally in LOIL.
Panacea
Item 13
Price 450 gp
Usage held in 1 hand; Bulk L
Activate Interact
Category Potion
This potion appears to shift colors, and no two observers describe it in the same way. When consumed, it attempts to counteract all curses and diseases affecting you, as well as the blinded and deafened conditions from spells affecting you.
The potion has a counteract level of 7 and a +20 modifier for the roll.
Core Rulebook, page 563.
Panacea Fruit
Item 19
Price 8,000 gp
Usage held in 1 hand; Bulk L
Activate Interact
Category Consumable
This fruit is slowly, constantly changing shape, transforming from one fruit into another, but always appearing at the peak of ripeness. When you consume the fruit, it attempts to counteract all curses, diseases, and poisons affecting you, and you immediately regain 8d8+30 Hit Points. The fruit has a counteract level of 9 and a +30 modifier for the rolls against each condition. The fruit's seed remains after consumption and can be planted later, becoming a seed-shaped tree feather token that sprouts a tree bearing many kinds of mundane fruit.
Pantograph Gauntlet
Item 0
Price 2 gp
Bulk L
Damage 1d4 bludgeoning
Hands 1
Category Martial Melee Weapon; Group Brawling
A pantograph gauntlet is a heavy, fist-like weight, mounted on an extendable frame and attached to your outer arm with a series of leather straps. The frame's set of mechanical linkages connected at various hinges allow movements to propagate across the frame based on reshaping parallelograms, further controlled by a crossbar grasped in your hand. A pantograph gauntlet is driven by your own motion and mirrors your arm's movements—a punch thrown with your fist moves the pantograph, extending the weight out at a rapid speed to land blows up to 10 feet away. In some regions, such as Tobraid and Giakhaed, pantograph gauntlets are occasionally constructed entirely of metal and fashioned in the likeness of oversized arms, incorporating a complex system of gears or a miniature steam engine in place of the simpler pantograph mechanism.
Guns & Gears, page 63.
Paper Shredder
Item 2
Price 30 gp
Bulk 2
Category Adventuring Gear
Whether it's a parchment with ominous pentagrams and dangerous magical symbols inscribed upon it, incriminating legal documents, or just simply paper waste, sometimes you just need to make sure a document is completely destroyed in a way that makes it nearly impossible to read afterwards. Enter the paper shredder, a clockwork device that performs exactly this function.
With 1 minute of wind-up, a paper shredder can function for up to 1 hour of shredding, and it automatically enters standby mode when not in use, meaning the device can typically go for weeks between wind-ups unless you shred an exceptionally large volume of paper.
Setting a piece of paper or parchment into the paper shredder takes a single Interact action, which means you can shred up to three pages of paper or parchment each round. If the page is longer than normal, it takes longer to shred, as determined by the GM. Additionally, only one person can use the shredder each round, limiting it to shredding three pages per round regardless of how many people are available to feed paper into it. The paper shredders rips and tears the paper or parchment apart into tiny disjointed strips. This is typically sufficient to destroy glyphs of warding and other similar dangerous magical traps on the paper, though the GM might determine that particularly resilient magical traps find some way to survive their shredding. If the paper is magically protected or otherwise has more Hardness than a normal sheet of paper or parchment, the shredder can't shred it. After churning such hardened paper for 1 round, the shredder spits it back out without harming the shredder. This prevents shredding any other paper during that round.
Guns & Gears, page 88.
Parade Armor
Item 2
Access Kaetiarn have access to this item.
Price 10 gp
Usage applied to medium or heavy armor
Category Adjustment
Parade armor is an armor adjustment that creates a set of pseudo-decorative armor to wear during noncombat functions. Any medium or heavy armor can be fashioned into parade armor, which features custom designs based on the wearer's affiliation, military branch, or rank. A particular faction typically has one uniform appearance for its set of parade armor.
While wearing this armor, you gain a +1 item bonus to Diplomacy and Intimidation checks against creatures of the same affiliation as your parade armor, though the bonus to Intimidation doesn't apply when interacting with creatures of higher rank than you. The armor is slightly bulkier, increasing the Bulk by 1.
LOKL, page 87.
Parchment of Secrets
Item 3
Access Member of a secret society
Price 8 gp
Usage held in 1 hand; Bulk L
Category Consumable
This parchment is crafted with illusion magic, allowing for the transfer of secret messages. You can fill the parchment with the usual amount of text, encoding your secret message within the innocuous message.
Dark Archive, page 78.
Parrying Scabbard
Item
Price 5 sp
Bulk L
Hands 1
Category Adventuring Gear
You can draw this reinforced sheath during the same Interact action you use to draw the weapon it holds, wielding the weapon in one hand and the scabbard in your other. A parrying scabbard can be used for your defense much like a weapon with the parry trait: you can spend an action to position it defensively, gaining a +1 circumstance bonus to AC until the start of your next turn. Parrying scabbards are available for any sword that can be wielded in one hand.
Advanced Player’s Guide, page 248.
Pavilion Tent
Item 2
Price 40 gp
Bulk 12
Hands 2
Category Adventuring Gear
No entries found.
Main Item: TentCore Rulebook, page 288.
Peacemaker
Item 6
Price 35 gp
Usage affixed to a weapon; Bulk –
Activate envision, manipulate; Requirements Your last action was an Interact action to stow the affixed firearm or crossbow.
Category Talisman
This ragged piece of white cloth is wrapped around the grip, stock, or haft of the affixed weapon.
When you activate the talisman, you gain the effects of a sanctuary spell (DC 20) lasting for 1 minute. If you draw the affixed firearm, the effect ends immediately and the talisman crumbles.
Guns & Gears, page 185.
Peachwood
Material 8+
Category Material
Peachwood, often cultivated by Grobreiin priests, can ward against undead—even incorporeal ones. However, the wood loses its magical properties when it comes in contact with metal, requiring advanced carpentry to make full use of it.
Type peachwood branch; Price 600 gp; Bulk L
Type peachwood lumber; Price 6,000 gp ; Bulk 1
Type standard-grade peachwood object; Level 8; Price 500 gp per Bulk
Type high-grade peachwood object; Level 16; Price 7,500 gp per Bulk
Peachwood Items Hardness HP BT Thin Items Standard-grade 4 16 8 High-grade 6 24 12 Items Standard-grade 5 20 10 High-grade 8 32 16 Structures Standard-grade 12 48 24 High-grade 18 64 32
Book of the Dead, page 20.
peachwood branch
Material 8+
Price 600 gp
Bulk L
Category Material
Peachwood, often cultivated by Grobreiin priests, can ward against undead—even incorporeal ones. However, the wood loses its magical properties when it comes in contact with metal, requiring advanced carpentry to make full use of it.
Main Item: PeachwoodBook of the Dead, page 20.
peachwood lumber
Material 8+
Price 6,000 gp ; Bulk 1
Category Material
Peachwood, often cultivated by Grobreiin priests, can ward against undead—even incorporeal ones. However, the wood loses its magical properties when it comes in contact with metal, requiring advanced carpentry to make full use of it.
Main Item: PeachwoodBook of the Dead, page 20.
Peachwood Talisman
Item 6
Price 40 gp
Usage affixed to armor; Bulk—
Activate envision; Requirements You are an expert in Perception.
Category Talisman
Symbols of good fortune and luck are carved on this thin, square wooden plaque. It smells of sandalwood from the blessings placed upon it. After activation, for the next minute, you can sense attacks from undead. You aren't flat-footed to hidden, undetected, or flanking undead of your level or lower, or undead of your level or lower using surprise attack. However, they can still help their allies flank.
Book of the Dead, page 20.
Peachwood Weapon
Item 12+
Usage varies by weapon; Bulk varies by weapon
Category Material
Peachwood weapons have a particularly auburn tinge to them when under direct sunlight.
Peachwood is treated as darkwood for any undead creatures' resistances or weaknesses related to darkwood (allowing a peachwood weapon to bypass a jiang-shi's resistance, for example). In addition, peachwood weapons bypass a small portion of the resistances of any undead creature. Strikes with a peachwood weapon treat an undead's resistances against physical damage as 2 lower for standardgrade peachwood, and 4 lower for high-grade.
Type standard-grade; Level 12; Price 2,000 gp + 200 gp per Bulk; Craft Requirements At least 250 gp of peachwood + 25 gp per Bulk
Type high-grade; Level 18; Price 19,000 gp + 1,900 gp per Bulk; Craft Requirements At least 9,500 gp of peachwood + 950 gp per Bulk
Book of the Dead, page 20.
Pearlescent Pyramid Aeon Stone
Item 10
Price 900 gp
Usage worn; Bulk —
Category Worn Item
Over millennia, these mysterious, intricately cut gemstones have been hoarded by mystics and fanatics hoping to discover their secrets. Despite their myriad forms and functions, these stones are purportedly all fragments of crystal tools used by otherworldly entities to construct the universe in primeval times.
When you invest one of these precisely shaped crystals, the stone orbits your head instead of being worn on your body.
You can stow an aeon stone with an Interact action, and an orbiting stone can be snatched out of the air with a successful Disarm action against you. A stowed or removed stone remains invested, but its effects are suppressed until you return it to orbit your head again.
There are various types of aeon stones, each with a different shape, color, and magical effect. Each aeon stone also gains a resonant power when slotted into a special magical item called a wayfinder.
While invested, this aeon stone grants the benefit of the ghost touch property rune to your weapons and unarmed attacks.
The resonant power grants a special activation.
Activate envision; Frequency once per minute; Effect You gain the effects of see invisibility for 1 round.
Main Item: Aeon StonePearly White Spindle Aeon Stone
Item 3
Price 60 gp
Usage worn; Bulk —
Category Worn Item
Over millennia, these mysterious, intricately cut gemstones have been hoarded by mystics and fanatics hoping to discover their secrets. Despite their myriad forms and functions, these stones are purportedly all fragments of crystal tools used by otherworldly entities to construct the universe in primeval times.
When you invest one of these precisely shaped crystals, the stone orbits your head instead of being worn on your body.
You can stow an aeon stone with an Interact action, and an orbiting stone can be snatched out of the air with a successful Disarm action against you. A stowed or removed stone remains invested, but its effects are suppressed until you return it to orbit your head again.
There are various types of aeon stones, each with a different shape, color, and magical effect. Each aeon stone also gains a resonant power when slotted into a special magical item called a wayfinder.
When you invest this aeon stone, it slowly starts healing your wounds, restoring 1 HP every minute.
The resonant power grants you resistance 1 to negative damage.
Main Item: Aeon StonePendant of the Occult
Item 3+
Usage worn; Bulk —
Category Worn Item
This amulet is hollow and shaped in the form of an unblinking eye. Its cavity typically holds some fragment of occult text. While wearing the pendant, you gain a +1 item bonus to Occultism checks, and you can cast the guidance cantrip as an occult innate spell.
Type pendant of the occult; Level 3; Price 60 gp
Type greater pendant of the occult; Level 9; Price 650 gp
The pendant grants a +2 item bonus and can be activated.
Activate 10 minutes (Cast a Spell); Frequency once per day; Effect You cast a 4th-level dream message spell.
Core Rulebook, page 613.
Pendant of the Occult
Item 3
Price 60 gp
Usage worn; Bulk —
Category Worn Item
This amulet is hollow and shaped in the form of an unblinking eye. Its cavity typically holds some fragment of occult text. While wearing the pendant, you gain a +1 item bonus to Occultism checks, and you can cast the guidance cantrip as an occult innate spell.
Main Item: Pendant of the OccultCore Rulebook, page 613.
Penetrating Ammunition
Item 12
Price 400 gp
Activate Interact
Category Ammunition
This ammunition has a slender shape and a viciously pointed tip. When you activate and shoot penetrating ammunition, the Strike takes the shape of a 60-foot line originating from you.
Roll one attack roll and compare the result to the AC of each target in the line. The ammunition ignores up to 10 of a target's resistance, and it can penetrate walls up to 1 foot thick with Hardness 10 or less. Each target that takes damage from this ammunition also takes 1d6 persistent bleed damage.
If your attack roll result is a natural 20, you improve your degree of success only against the first target in the line, but you can still score a critical hit on other targets if your result exceeds their AC by 10 or more. If you have access to your bow's critical specialization effect, penetrating ammunition applies that effect only against a target in the last square of the line.
Core Rulebook, page 560.
Pentagonal Seventh Prism
Item 7
Price 52 gp
Usage held in 1 hand; Bulk L
Activate Cast a Spell
Category Consumable
Beloved by the church of the Seventh Veil, a seventh prism is a crystal that disperses its internal light, casting an aurora of color. If you use a seventh prism to cast color spray, targets are dazzled for twice as long as their saving throw indicates.
On a critical failure, the target is dazzled for 1 minute after its blinded condition ends. Motes of shifting rainbow hues cloud the eyes, making it difficult to see details.
The area increases to a 20‑foot cone, and the DC for the flat check against the target being concealed increases to 7.
Main Item: Seventh PrismTreasure Vault, page 75.
Pepperbox
Item
Access The following regions have access to firearms: Tobraid, Zouzeikod, Moutriavriam, Mikonein, Treithebal, Giakhaed, the Neikhutaeth
Price 12 gp
Bulk 1
Damage 1d4 piercing
Ammunition rounds; Range 60 ft.; Reload 1
Hands 1
Category Martial Ranged Weapon; Group Firearm
This weapon is a specialty of the smiths of Tobraid. The pepperbox has three barrels that each hold a single shot, and the shooter can manually rotate the whole barrel assembly to align a loaded barrel with the firing mechanism.
Guns & Gears, page 151.
Perfect Droplet
Item 3+
Usage affixed to armor or a weapon
Category Spellheart
Intense blue water magically holds its shape—a perfect sphere. The spell DC of any spell cast by Activating this item is 17.
- Armor You gain resistance 2 to water effects and attacks by water creatures.
- Weapon After you cast a water spell by Activating the droplet, your body becomes mistlike. Until the end of the turn, you can move through enemies' spaces, treating each square in their spaces as difficult terrain. You can't move through creatures that have the water trait in this way.
Type perfect droplet; Level 3; Price 55 gp
Type greater perfect droplet; Level 8; Price 450 gp
Resistance when affixed to armor is 5, enemies' spaces aren't difficult terrain when mistlike, and spell DC is 24.
Type major perfect droplet; Level 12; Price 1,800 gp
Resistance when affixed to armor is 10, enemies' spaces aren't difficult terrain when mistlike, and the spell DC is 29.
Secrets of Magic, page 171.
Perfect Droplet
Item 3
Price 55 gp
Usage affixed to armor or a weapon
Category Spellheart
Intense blue water magically holds its shape—a perfect sphere. The spell DC of any spell cast by Activating this item is 17.
- Armor You gain resistance 2 to water effects and attacks by water creatures.
- Weapon After you cast a water spell by Activating the droplet, your body becomes mistlike. Until the end of the turn, you can move through enemies' spaces, treating each square in their spaces as difficult terrain. You can't move through creatures that have the water trait in this way.
Secrets of Magic, page 171.
Perfected Robes
Item 22
Usage worn; Bulk L
Category Artifact
These unadorned white robes, fastened with simple brass pins in the shape of a human hand, can't be soiled or blemished. While wearing perfected robes, you don't need to eat, sleep, or drink, but you can if you choose to. The robes bless you with constant true seeing (+32 counteract bonus). A creature who dons these robes without earning them is clumsy 3, enfeebled 3, and stupefied 3 while wearing them, gaining the true seeing but otherwise unable to use the robes' magic.
Destruction If the wearer ever willingly turns from the path of self-perfection into corruption or overindulgence, their perfected robes crumble to nothing.
Treasure Vault, page 179.
Peridot Crystal Ball
Item 17
Price 12,500 gp
Usage held in 1 hand; Bulk L
Category Held
This polished crystal sphere enhances scrying magic. Any visual information received through a spell with the scrying trait that was cast by the crystal ball appears within the sphere, and any auditory information sounds out from the surface of the sphere. When you cast a scrying spell by any other means while holding the sphere, you can relay any information you receive in the same way, allowing others to see or hear the target.
The base version of a crystal ball is a sphere of clear quartz, but other versions are made of different stones.
Scrying is DC 39 and gives you the benefits of telepathy for communicating with the target.
Main Item: Crystal BallCore Rulebook, page 572.
Peridot Tattletale Orb
Item 17
Usage held in 1 hand; Bulk 1
Category Held
A tattletale orb is a polished crystal sphere that appears to function as a crystal ball. If those whom you use the orb to scry on roll better than a critical failure on their saving throw, they receive a telepathic message alerting them to the scrying. A success or better at the save allows the target to choose to allow you to scry anyway, knowing they can use an aspect of the orb against you, according to the orb's type. A creature that rolls a critical success on the saving throw also learns your name and location. Once you Activate a tattletale orb or use it to cast one of your scrying spells, it fuses to you. You must succeed at a Will save, using the scrying Will DC of a crystal ball of the orb's type, to use another such device.
Tattletale orbs come in the same types as crystal balls, with the same activations and powers. However, your target must roll a critical failure on the saving throw for the orb to function as normal for that type of crystal ball.
The target can send you one telepathic demand.
Main Item: Tattletale OrbTreasure Vault, page 193.
Periscope
Item 2
Price 25 gp
Bulk L
Hands 2
Category Adventuring Gear
This is a 2-foot-long tube with two angled mirrors, one at each end. When the mirrors are aligned correctly, you can look around obstacles while remaining behind cover. This doesn't provide a sufficient line of effect to target creatures around corners.
Advanced Player’s Guide, page 248.
Periscopic Viewfinder
Item 3
Price 12 gp
Usage held in 1 hand; Bulk L
Activate Interact
Category Consumable
This bronze, spherical device slowly rotates around a cluster of angled mirrors and a light-filled orb.
Clockwork Items.
LOTGB, page 22.
Persistent Lodestone
Item 7
Price 55 gp
Usage affixed to a firearm with a reload of 1; Bulk –
Activate envision; Trigger You miss on a ranged Strike with the affixed weapon using an ordinary 0-level piece of ammunition.
Category Talisman
This small magnetite block is attached to the barrel of the firearm by a thin metal wire drilled through a hole in its center. When you activate the lodestone, the ammunition from your missed shot is immediately recalled to your firearm, allowing you to fire again without reloading.
Guns & Gears, page 185.
Persona Mask
Item 3+
Usage worn mask; Bulk —
Category Worn Item
Despite covering the entire face, this alabaster mask does not hinder vision or other senses. Wearing the mask grants a +1 item bonus to Performance checks while acting, orating, performing comedy, or singing.
Type persona mask; Level 3; Price 50 gp
Type greater persona mask; Level 9; Price 650 gp
The mask grants a +2 bonus and can be activated.
Activate envision (fortune); Frequency once per day; Trigger You fail a Performance check that benefits from the mask's bonus; Effect You change the mask's character and reroll the Performance check, using the second result.
Core Rulebook, page 613.
Persona Mask
Item 3
Price 50 gp
Usage worn mask; Bulk —
Category Worn Item
Despite covering the entire face, this alabaster mask does not hinder vision or other senses. Wearing the mask grants a +1 item bonus to Performance checks while acting, orating, performing comedy, or singing.
Core Rulebook, page 613.
Peshspine Grenade
Item 1+
Usage held in 1 hand; Bulk L
Activate Strike
Category Bomb
Peshspine grenades are explosive bombs packed with alchemically treated needles from the pesh cactus. A peshspine grenade deals the listed piercing damage and splash damage. On a hit, the target gains the stupefied condition until the end of its next turn.
Many types of peshpine grenade grant an item bonus to attack rolls.
Type lesser; Level 1; Price 3 gp
The bomb deals 1d6 piercing damage and 1 piercing splash damage, and the target is stupefied 1.
Type moderate; Level 3; Price 10 gp
You gain a +1 item bonus to attack rolls.
The bomb deals 2d6 piercing damage and 2 piercing splash damage, and the target is stupefied 1.
Type greater; Level 11; Price 250 gp
You gain a +2 item bonus to attack rolls.
The bomb deals 3d6 piercing damage and 3 piercing splash damage, and the target is stupefied 2.
Type major; Level 17; Price 2,500 gp
You gain a +3 item bonus to attack rolls.
The bomb deals 4d6 piercing damage and 4 piercing splash damage, and the target is stupefied 3.
Petrification Cannon
Item 15
Price 6,500 gp
Usage held in 2 hands; Bulk 2
Category Beast Gun Weapon
Built from the taxidermic body of a basilisk, a petrification cannon functions as a +2 greater striking double-barreled musket. A petrification cannon can be activated to fire a beam of energy that transforms flesh into stone.
Craft Requirements The initial raw materials must include the body of a basilisk.
Guns & Gears, page 155.
Phalanx Piercer
Item 1
Price 10 gp
Bulk 2
Damage 1d10 piercing
Ammunition Bolt; Range 80 ft.; Reload 1
Hands 1+
Category Advanced Ranged Weapon; Group Bow
This massive bow is made from bone or wood reinforced with flexible metal strips and strung with reinforced cord. Designed by hobgoblin engineers to take down shielded opponents, the phalanx piercer fires heavy, iron-shod bolts.
Treasure Vault, page 30.
Phantasmal Doorknob
Item 6+
Usage affixed to armor or a weapon; Bulk —
Category Spellheart
This ornate doorknob can open doors both material and metaphysical, revealing dreams and nightmares. The spell DC of any spell cast by activating this item is 20.
- Armor You gain a +1 item bonus to Thievery checks to Pick a Lock.
- Weapon If you critically succeed at a Strike with the weapon, the target is dazzled until the end of its next turn.
Type greater phantasmal doorknob; Level 10; Price 900 gp
The item bonus when affixed to armor is +2, and the spell DC is 27. On a critical hit with a weapon the doorknob is affixed to, the target is blinded until the end of its next turn.
Type major phantasmal doorknob; Level 15; Price 6,000 gp
The item bonus when affixed to armor is +2, and the spell DC is 34. On a critical hit with a weapon the doorknob is affixed to, the target is blinded until the end of its next turn.
Treasure Vault, page 127.
Phantom Piano
Item 12
Usage Held in 2 Hands; Bulk 16
Category Held
Perception +22; precise vision 30 feet, imprecise hearing 30 feet
Communication telepathy (any languages the possessing spirit knew in life)
Skills Diplomacy +23, Music Lore +23, Performance +25, Society +21
Int +3, Wis +4, Cha +5
Will +22
When a skilled musician dies before reaching their full potential or accomplishing an important goal, their soul might refuse to move on to the Vreitaistian. Rather than becoming undead, the spirit possesses an instrument they played in life, turning it into an intelligent item and a virtuoso instrument. (Other phantom instruments exist, but most are heavy.) A phantom piano offers a bargain to any bard or other skilled musician who finds it: receive musical aid as you dedicate yourself to reaching the success the spirit felt they were denied in life. The piano refuses to play for those who reject this deal. If you accept, the piano asks only that you practice with it and perform for increasingly refined and august audiences, requiring a successful Performance check appropriate to your proficiency level.
The piano sets no strict timeline, but at the GM's discretion, if you go too long without making progress, the piano can cease cooperating with you until it's satisfied with your dedication once again.
While you keep up your end of the bargain, the piano grants you a +2 item bonus to Performance checks made with it. The piano also provides access to composition spells based on your Performance proficiency rank, as if you had the corresponding feat. The spells you can use comprise a cumulative list, but you can cast them only when using the piano. You must spend the actions and Focus Points required to cast these spells.
Expert: hymn of healing, inspire defense
Legendary: soothing ballad
Master: symphony of the unfettered heart
Trained: inspire competence, inspire courage
A phantom piano has the following activations.
Treasure Vault, page 196.
Phantom Roll
Item 4
Price 13 gp
Usage held in 1 hand; Bulk L
Activate 10 minutes Interact
Category Consumable
A phantom roll contains vegetables, greens, and fine, clear noodles, all wrapped in transparent, edible starch paper and alchemically treated and laced with a tangy sauce. Upon eating the roll, you gain a +1 item bonus to Stealth checks you attempt during the Avoid Notice exploration activity. You can also Avoid Notice at full Speed or combine it with Investigate or Scout while moving at half Speed. These effects expire 24 hours after you eat the roll or when you make your next daily preparations, whichever comes first.
Treasure Vault, page 50.
Philosopher's Extractor
Item 28
Bulk 8
Category Artifact
This bizarre machine is a complex arrangement of flasks, tubes, and other alchemical equipment. The philosopher's extractor is designed to create the ultimate alchemical concoctions.
The extractor functions as an exceptional set of alchemist's tools, granting a +4 item bonus to Crafting checks related to alchemy. When using the extractor to Craft an alchemical item or with infused reagents as part of your daily preparations, you can create impeccable alchemical items. An impeccable alchemical item always uses the maximum numerical value possible for any rolls it requires, such as dealing maximum damage with alchemist's fire or restoring the maximum number of Hit Points with an elixir of life. If the impeccable item has a duration, it lasts twice as long as normal. Finally, an impeccable alchemical item never has a drawback.
For example, the extractor could create two true elixirs of life (19th level) and two moderate elixirs of life (9th level), or eight comprehension elixirs (7th level), and so on.
The mutagen grants only abilities based on a creature's physiology and never grants magic-related abilities such as innate spells or spellcasting ability. The GM ultimately decides what ability a transmogrifying mutagen grants.
Unlike normal for mutagens and polymorph effects, you can drink multiple transmogrifying mutagens and gain benefits from each. When you drink transmogrifying mutagens made from different creatures, you receive abilities from each creature. When you drink multiple transmogrifying mutagens made from the same type of creature, such as multiple mutagens made from trolls, you gain an additional ability for each transmogrifying mutagen you drink, and the duration of the abilities from that creature type increases by 1 hour for each additional concoction you drink.
However, these additional benefits come with a risk; if you drink a transmogrifying mutagen while at least one other is active, after drinking it, you must succeed at a flat check with a DC equal to the total number of active transmogrifying mutagens you've consumed. On a failure, you fully transform into a member of the species of the latest transmogrifying mutagen you drank, and you almost always go berserk from your change. The transformation may leave some amount of your personality and memories intact, at the GM's discretion.
Destruction Simultaneously feeding the philosopher's extractor sizable portions of an aeon, angel, archon, azata, daemon, demon, devil, protean, and psychopomp, each of at least 14th level, along with a philosopher's stone causes the device to jam, overheat, and explode. Creatures within 60 feet of the explosion must succeed at a DC 55 Reflex save or become covered in an alchemical slurry that transforms them into a horrifying amalgam of at least two of the creatures used to destroy the machine.
Gamemastery Guide, page 111.
Philosopher's Stone
Item 20
Price —
Usage held in 2 hands; Bulk 2
Activate Interact or 1 or more days
Category Tool
An alchemist with the Craft Philosopher's Stone feat can create a philosopher's stone once per month by spending 1 batch of infused reagents during their daily preparations using the advanced alchemy class feature. This is the only way to create a philosopher's stone.
At a glance, a philosopher's stone appears to be an ordinary, sooty piece of natural rock. Breaking the rock open with a Force Open action (DC 35) reveals a cavity at the stone's heart. The cavity is lined with a rare type of quicksilver that can transmute base metals into precious metals or create an elixir of rejuvenation.
To use the quicksilver, you must be legendary in Crafting and have the Alchemical Crafting feat. You can then use the stone's quicksilver for one of two effects:
- You can apply the stone's quicksilver to an infused true elixir of life using an Interact action. This turns the elixir into an infused elixir of rejuvenation instantaneously. This doesn't require any crafting time or additional materials.
- You can spend up to a month of downtime applying the quicksilver either to iron to create silver or to lead to create gold. Treat this as a 20th-level task to Earn Income using Crafting, except that you create 500 gp worth of your chosen metal per day on a success or 750 gp worth per day on a critical success.
Core Rulebook, page 554.
Phistophilus Fiddle
Item 3
Aspects artistry and fiend (LE)
Bulk 1
Hands 2
Category Adventuring Gear
Made of pure gold with platinum strings, the phistophilus fiddle shouldn't be able to play a note—but play it does, so beautifully that it can move almost any audience. The fiddle was stolen from the contract devil who created it, and the cunning fiend still wants to reclaim the instrument. Fiendish misfortunes often befall its owners, allowing it to switch hands. The fiddle is a handheld virtuoso instrument.
Minor Gifts little helper, muse (Performance)
Major Gifts charming, fiendish bargain
Grand Gift artistic perfection (Performance)
Treasure Vault, page 205.
Phoenix Fighting Fan
Item 20
Usage held in 1 hand; Bulk L
Category Artifact
This elegant silver +3 greater striking flaming fighting fan features sharp silver feathers instead of traditional paper leaves in its design.
The Survival or Perception DC to escape the demiplane is 34. The spell ends once the creature escapes, you fail to Strike a creature with the fan during a round, or after 1 minute, whichever comes first.
Fists of the Ruby Phoenix #1: Despair on Danger Island, page 75.
Phoenix Flask
Item 12
Price 350 gp
Usage held in 1 hand; Bulk L
Activate Interact
Category Potion
Once you ingest this strongly spiced, glowing red potion, blazing wings of a phoenix sprout from your back and carry you through the air.
For 1 minute, you gain a Fly speed of 40 feet.
The first time each round that you Fly (including to hover in place), you shed burning feathers that deal 3d4 fire damage to all creatures in a 10-foot emanation at the end of your movement (DC 29 basic Reflex save).
Secrets of Magic, page 174.
Phoenix Necklace
Item 20
Usage worn necklace
Category Artifact
This brilliant jewelry is made from fine silver interwoven with a uniquely malleable form of ruby that causes the necklace to glimmer like a flickering fire. Hao Jin created the necklaces to mitigate the potential of death during the Ruby Phoenix Tournament pre-qualifier, and she specially attuned each phoenix necklace to the silver feathers she created for the pre-qualifying round. While the silver feathers themselves aren't magical, they are required to activate the necklace's power. Each team starts with 3 feathers hidden in their headquarters; they acquire more through challenges and events.
Additionally, the tournament emissary's enforcers have the ability to deliver messages to the necklace's wearer at any time by casting sending, though the wearer can't respond.
Destruction Once a phoenix necklace has 10 silver feathers attached, Hao Jin can transform the necklace into a phoenix fighting fan, a process which requires 3 Interact actions.
Fists of the Ruby Phoenix #1: Despair on Danger Island, page 75.
Phylactery of Faithfulness
Item 9+
Usage worn circlet; Bulk L
Category Worn Item
This tiny box holds a fragment of religious scripture sacred to a particular deity. The box is worn by affixing it to a leather cord and tying it around your head just above your brow. You don't gain any benefit from the phylactery if you don't worship the affiliated deity. The phylactery grants you religious wisdom, which manifests as a +2 item bonus to Religion checks. Just before you perform an action that would be anathema to the phylactery's deity, the phylactery warns you of the potential transgression in time for you to change your mind.
Type phylactery of faithfulness; Level 9; Price 680 gp
Type greater phylactery of faithfulness; Level 17; Price 13,000 gp; Craft Requirements You worship the phylactery's deity.
The phylactery grants a +3 item bonus, and you can activate it once every 30 minutes.
Core Rulebook, page 614.
Phylactery of Faithfulness
Item 9
Price 680 gp
Usage worn circlet; Bulk L
Category Worn Item
This tiny box holds a fragment of religious scripture sacred to a particular deity. The box is worn by affixing it to a leather cord and tying it around your head just above your brow. You don't gain any benefit from the phylactery if you don't worship the affiliated deity. The phylactery grants you religious wisdom, which manifests as a +2 item bonus to Religion checks. Just before you perform an action that would be anathema to the phylactery's deity, the phylactery warns you of the potential transgression in time for you to change your mind.
Core Rulebook, page 614.
Pick
Item
Price 7 sp
Bulk 1
Damage 1d6 piercing
Hands 1
Category Martial Melee Weapon; Group Pick
A pick designed solely for combat has a sturdy wooden shaft and a heavy, pointed head to deliver devastating blows.
Core Rulebook, page 281.