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[[Ponderous]]ness ego<br> | [[Ponderous]]ness ego<br> | ||
+5 INT<br> | +5 [[INT]]<br> | ||
+30 MR<br> | +30 [[MR]]<br> | ||
+10 MP | +10 [[MP]] | ||
Sometimes found on [[Gastronok]]. | Sometimes found on [[Gastronok]]. | ||
==Desirability== | ==Desirability== | ||
The '''hat of Pondering''' provides extremely useful bonuses to any character's spellcasting, but can you afford the movement speed penalty? That's up to you to decide. Luckily, this hat is most beneficial to those who are likely to have the means to speed themselves up, i.e. casters with [[Swiftness]] or [[Haste]]. | |||
Although it's annoying to swap gear on and off, you can remove this hat quickly enough that you should be able to do so and still safely outrun anything as fast as you normally are, so long as you've got a few spaces between you. | |||
[[Category:Unrands]] | [[Category:Unrands]] | ||
[[Category:Headgear]] | [[Category:Headgear]] | ||
Revision as of 16:26, 9 September 2013
| A slimy wizard hat.
The favorite hat of the slug wizard Gastronok, stained with reddish slime and enchanted to aid in his arcane pondering. It has been specially enchanted to protect against the effects of salt, though you probably don't care. |
A slimy wizard hat
+3 wizard hat
Ponderousness ego
+5 INT
+30 MR
+10 MP
Sometimes found on Gastronok.
Desirability
The hat of Pondering provides extremely useful bonuses to any character's spellcasting, but can you afford the movement speed penalty? That's up to you to decide. Luckily, this hat is most beneficial to those who are likely to have the means to speed themselves up, i.e. casters with Swiftness or Haste.
Although it's annoying to swap gear on and off, you can remove this hat quickly enough that you should be able to do so and still safely outrun anything as fast as you normally are, so long as you've got a few spaces between you.