Morphing weapon - Revision history

WHIGHTCNIGHT: minor update to reference new 925 page

2023-03-30T16:15:10Z

minor update to reference new 925 page

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	===Properties===		===Properties===

	The original, "an enruned eog rod", belonged to Kodos, and was [[Enchant ~~Item~~ (925)\|Enchanted]] up to +50/10x by him. It could change to thirteen (13) different weapon types by 'push'ing on the current weapon. The order is constant. The weapon forms are:		The original, "an enruned eog rod", belonged to Kodos, and was [[Enchant (925)\|Enchanted]] up to +50/10x by him. It could change to thirteen (13) different weapon types by 'push'ing on the current weapon. The order is constant. The weapon forms are:
	* rod (1HCrush, equivalent to a mace)		* rod (1HCrush, equivalent to a mace)
	* longsword (1HEdged)		* longsword (1HEdged)
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	At either the 1997 or 1998 Premium Auction, several additional similar items were released: one each in [[ora]], [[imflass]], [[glaes]], [[vultite]], and [[golvern]]. Each of these five rods was of the expected Enchant for their base material. They also had acid [[flare\|flares]], which prevented them from being further Enchanted. All five of these new versions have had the flares removed by a [[Premium subscription\|Premium]] merchant, and then been Enchanted to 7x for their material (+35 in all cases except imflass, which is +32). An additional golvern rod was won by Musette from the 2020 Duskruin Arena Treasure Trove; She says it does not have a flare so the given item's posted 'analyze' is correct.		At either the 1997 or 1998 Premium Auction, several additional similar items were released: one each in [[ora]], [[imflass]], [[glaes]], [[vultite]], and [[golvern]]. Each of these five rods was of the expected Enchant for their base material. They also had acid [[flare\|flares]], which prevented them from being further Enchanted. All five of these new versions have had the flares removed by a [[Premium subscription\|Premium]] merchant, and then been Enchanted to 7x for their material (+35 in all cases except imflass, which is +32). An additional golvern rod was won by Musette from the 2020 Duskruin Arena Treasure Trove; She says it does not have a flare so the given item's posted 'analyze' is correct.

	In spring 2018, the script was updated so that the 'staff' will instead use the [[Runestaff]] weapon profile (noun remained unchanged). This means that the items are usable by spellcasters. The same update made them unable to be [[Enchant ~~Item~~ (925)\|Enchanted]] by players, though it is still possible to add flares, weighting, and other properties.		In spring 2018, the script was updated so that the 'staff' will instead use the [[Runestaff]] weapon profile (noun remained unchanged). This means that the items are usable by spellcasters. The same update made them unable to be [[Enchant (925)\|Enchanted]] by players, though it is still possible to add flares, weighting, and other properties.

	There was initially a 5s [[Roundtime]] at each change of form. Since the re-write the roundtime is variable, with shorter (2-3s) times for assuming the shape of one-handed weapons and longer (3-5s) times for larger (two-handed or Pole Arm) weapons. [[Haste (506)\|Haste]] effects mitigate this, to a minimum of 1s.		There was initially a 5s [[Roundtime]] at each change of form. Since the re-write the roundtime is variable, with shorter (2-3s) times for assuming the shape of one-handed weapons and longer (3-5s) times for larger (two-handed or Pole Arm) weapons. [[Haste (506)\|Haste]] effects mitigate this, to a minimum of 1s.

HESSR at 16:43, 21 February 2020

2020-02-21T16:43:05Z

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	The [[Breakage\|strength and durability (STR/DU)]] numbers also remain constant irrespective of shape, allowing for significantly stronger weapons than would typically be the case (epee, whip).		The [[Breakage\|strength and durability (STR/DU)]] numbers also remain constant irrespective of shape, allowing for significantly stronger weapons than would typically be the case (epee, whip).

	At either the 1997 or 1998 Premium Auction, several additional similar items were released: one each in [[ora]], [[imflass]], [[glaes]], [[vultite]], and [[golvern]]. Each of these five rods was of the expected Enchant for their base material. They also had acid [[flare\|flares]], which prevented them from being further Enchanted. All five of these new versions have had the flares removed by a [[Premium subscription\|Premium]] merchant, and then been Enchanted to 7x for their material (+35 in all cases except imflass, which is +32). An additional golvern rod was won by Musette from the 2020 Duskruin Arena Treasure Trove; it ~~did~~ not have a flare ~~given~~ the item's posted 'analyze'.		At either the 1997 or 1998 Premium Auction, several additional similar items were released: one each in [[ora]], [[imflass]], [[glaes]], [[vultite]], and [[golvern]]. Each of these five rods was of the expected Enchant for their base material. They also had acid [[flare\|flares]], which prevented them from being further Enchanted. All five of these new versions have had the flares removed by a [[Premium subscription\|Premium]] merchant, and then been Enchanted to 7x for their material (+35 in all cases except imflass, which is +32). An additional golvern rod was won by Musette from the 2020 Duskruin Arena Treasure Trove; She says it does not have a flare so the given item's posted 'analyze' is correct.

	In spring 2018, the script was updated so that the 'staff' will instead use the [[Runestaff]] weapon profile (noun remained unchanged). This means that the items are usable by spellcasters. The same update made them unable to be [[Enchant Item (925)\|Enchanted]] by players, though it is still possible to add flares, weighting, and other properties.		In spring 2018, the script was updated so that the 'staff' will instead use the [[Runestaff]] weapon profile (noun remained unchanged). This means that the items are usable by spellcasters. The same update made them unable to be [[Enchant Item (925)\|Enchanted]] by players, though it is still possible to add flares, weighting, and other properties.

HESSR at 16:39, 21 February 2020

2020-02-21T16:39:59Z

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	The [[Breakage\|strength and durability (STR/DU)]] numbers also remain constant irrespective of shape, allowing for significantly stronger weapons than would typically be the case (epee, whip).		The [[Breakage\|strength and durability (STR/DU)]] numbers also remain constant irrespective of shape, allowing for significantly stronger weapons than would typically be the case (epee, whip).

	At either the 1997 or 1998 Premium Auction, several additional similar items were released: one each in [[ora]], [[imflass]], [[glaes]], [[vultite]], and [[golvern]]. Each of these five rods was of the expected Enchant for their base material. They also had acid [[flare\|flares]], which prevented them from being further Enchanted. All five of these new versions have had the flares removed by a [[Premium subscription\|Premium]] merchant, and then been Enchanted to 7x for their material (+35 in all cases except imflass, which is +32). An additional golvern rod was won by Musette from the 2020 Duskruin Arena Treasure Trove; it ~~may~~ not have ~~had~~ a flare given the item's posted 'analyze'.		At either the 1997 or 1998 Premium Auction, several additional similar items were released: one each in [[ora]], [[imflass]], [[glaes]], [[vultite]], and [[golvern]]. Each of these five rods was of the expected Enchant for their base material. They also had acid [[flare\|flares]], which prevented them from being further Enchanted. All five of these new versions have had the flares removed by a [[Premium subscription\|Premium]] merchant, and then been Enchanted to 7x for their material (+35 in all cases except imflass, which is +32). An additional golvern rod was won by Musette from the 2020 Duskruin Arena Treasure Trove; it did not have a flare given the item's posted 'analyze'.

	In spring 2018, the script was updated so that the 'staff' will instead use the [[Runestaff]] weapon profile (noun remained unchanged). This means that the items are usable by spellcasters. The same update made them unable to be [[Enchant Item (925)\|Enchanted]] by players, though it is still possible to add flares, weighting, and other properties.		In spring 2018, the script was updated so that the 'staff' will instead use the [[Runestaff]] weapon profile (noun remained unchanged). This means that the items are usable by spellcasters. The same update made them unable to be [[Enchant Item (925)\|Enchanted]] by players, though it is still possible to add flares, weighting, and other properties.

KRAKII: /* enruned */

2020-02-21T14:06:14Z

enruned

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	The [[Breakage\|strength and durability (STR/DU)]] numbers also remain constant irrespective of shape, allowing for significantly stronger weapons than would typically be the case (epee, whip).		The [[Breakage\|strength and durability (STR/DU)]] numbers also remain constant irrespective of shape, allowing for significantly stronger weapons than would typically be the case (epee, whip).

	At either the 1997 or 1998 Premium Auction, several additional similar items were released: one each in [[ora]], [[imflass]], [[glaes]], [[vultite]], and [[golvern]]. Each of these five rods was of the expected Enchant for their base material. They also had acid [[flare\|flares]], which prevented them from being further Enchanted. All five of these new versions have had the flares removed by a [[Premium subscription\|Premium]] merchant, and then been Enchanted to 7x for their material (+35 in all cases except imflass, which is +32).		At either the 1997 or 1998 Premium Auction, several additional similar items were released: one each in [[ora]], [[imflass]], [[glaes]], [[vultite]], and [[golvern]]. Each of these five rods was of the expected Enchant for their base material. They also had acid [[flare\|flares]], which prevented them from being further Enchanted. All five of these new versions have had the flares removed by a [[Premium subscription\|Premium]] merchant, and then been Enchanted to 7x for their material (+35 in all cases except imflass, which is +32). An additional golvern rod was won by Musette from the 2020 Duskruin Arena Treasure Trove; it may not have had a flare given the item's posted 'analyze'.

	In spring 2018, the script was updated so that the 'staff' will instead use the [[Runestaff]] weapon profile (noun remained unchanged). This means that the items are usable by spellcasters. The same update made them unable to be [[Enchant Item (925)\|Enchanted]] by players, though it is still possible to add flares, weighting, and other properties.		In spring 2018, the script was updated so that the 'staff' will instead use the [[Runestaff]] weapon profile (noun remained unchanged). This means that the items are usable by spellcasters. The same update made them unable to be [[Enchant Item (925)\|Enchanted]] by players, though it is still possible to add flares, weighting, and other properties.

LUXELLE: /* enruned */ fixed typo

2020-02-17T09:22:50Z

enruned: fixed typo

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	At either the 1997 or 1998 Premium Auction, several additional similar items were released: one each in [[ora]], [[imflass]], [[glaes]], [[vultite]], and [[golvern]]. Each of these five rods was of the expected Enchant for their base material. They also had acid [[flare\|flares]], which prevented them from being further Enchanted. All five of these new versions have had the flares removed by a [[Premium subscription\|Premium]] merchant, and then been Enchanted to 7x for their material (+35 in all cases except imflass, which is +32).		At either the 1997 or 1998 Premium Auction, several additional similar items were released: one each in [[ora]], [[imflass]], [[glaes]], [[vultite]], and [[golvern]]. Each of these five rods was of the expected Enchant for their base material. They also had acid [[flare\|flares]], which prevented them from being further Enchanted. All five of these new versions have had the flares removed by a [[Premium subscription\|Premium]] merchant, and then been Enchanted to 7x for their material (+35 in all cases except imflass, which is +32).

	In spring 2018, the script was updated so that the 'staff' will instead use the [[Runestaff]] weapon profile (noun remained unchanged). This means that the items are usable by ~~spellcaters~~. The same update made them unable to be [[Enchant Item (925)\|Enchanted]] by players, though it is still possible to add flares, weighting, and other properties.		In spring 2018, the script was updated so that the 'staff' will instead use the [[Runestaff]] weapon profile (noun remained unchanged). This means that the items are usable by spellcasters. The same update made them unable to be [[Enchant Item (925)\|Enchanted]] by players, though it is still possible to add flares, weighting, and other properties.

	There was initially a 5s [[Roundtime]] at each change of form. Since the re-write the roundtime is variable, with shorter (2-3s) times for assuming the shape of one-handed weapons and longer (3-5s) times for larger (two-handed or Pole Arm) weapons. [[Haste (506)\|Haste]] effects mitigate this, to a minimum of 1s.		There was initially a 5s [[Roundtime]] at each change of form. Since the re-write the roundtime is variable, with shorter (2-3s) times for assuming the shape of one-handed weapons and longer (3-5s) times for larger (two-handed or Pole Arm) weapons. [[Haste (506)\|Haste]] effects mitigate this, to a minimum of 1s.

WINTERDAWN: Bless Item (304) is now called Bless (304) in game.

2019-05-06T04:45:50Z

Bless Item (304) is now called Bless (304) in game.

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	* handaxe (1hEdged)		* handaxe (1hEdged)

	They had no flares when released, and thus could be further Enchanted or [[Bless ~~Item~~ (304)\|Blessed]] from the beginning.		They had no flares when released, and thus could be further Enchanted or [[Bless (304)\|Blessed]] from the beginning.

	[[Category:Legendary Items]]		[[Category:Legendary Items]]

KRAKII: /* Properties */ added 25-year-later script update info

2018-05-17T13:44:24Z

Properties: added 25-year-later script update info

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	* whip (1HCrush)		* whip (1HCrush)
	* staff (2Hand)		* staff (2Hand)

	There is a 5s [[Roundtime]] at each change of form, but [[Haste (506)\|Haste]] will work to mitigate this.

	The weight stays constant regardless of the current shape, which allows for significantly lighter than normal large weapons (2Hand, Pole Arm).		The weight stays constant regardless of the current shape, which allows for significantly lighter than normal large weapons (2Hand, Pole Arm).
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	The [[Breakage\|strength and durability (STR/DU)]] numbers also remain constant irrespective of shape, allowing for significantly stronger weapons than would typically be the case (epee, whip).		The [[Breakage\|strength and durability (STR/DU)]] numbers also remain constant irrespective of shape, allowing for significantly stronger weapons than would typically be the case (epee, whip).

		⚫	At either the 1997 or 1998 Premium Auction, several additional similar items were released: one each in [[ora]], [[imflass]], [[glaes]], [[vultite]], and [[golvern]]. Each of these five rods was of the expected Enchant for their base material. They also had acid [[flare\|flares]], which prevented them from being further Enchanted. All five of these new versions have had the flares removed by a [[Premium subscription\|Premium]] merchant, and then been Enchanted to 7x for their material (+35 in all cases except imflass, which is +32).
⚫	The base weapon type remains constant regardless of form, always a 'mace'. This means that [[Specialization]] in 'mace' will give the +2/rank regardless of the current form. If the user owns two of the rods, this allows [[Two Weapon Combat]] with falchion and epee, for example, to gain the bonus in each hand. Yes, ~~you~~ would have to Specialize in mace (a 1HCrush weapon) to get the bonus while using ~~your~~ falchion and epee forms.

			In spring 2018, the script was updated so that the 'staff' will instead use the [[Runestaff]] weapon profile (noun remained unchanged). This means that the items are usable by spellcaters. The same update made them unable to be [[Enchant Item (925)\|Enchanted]] by players, though it is still possible to add flares, weighting, and other properties.
⚫	At either the 1997 or 1998 Premium Auction, several additional similar items were released: one each in [[ora]], [[imflass]], [[glaes]], [[vultite]], and [[golvern]]. Each of these five rods was of the expected Enchant for their base material. They also had acid [[flare\|flares]], which prevented them from being further Enchanted. All five of these new versions have had the flares removed by a [[Premium subscription\|Premium]] merchant, and then been Enchanted to 7x for their material (+35 in all cases except imflass, which is +32).

			There was initially a 5s [[Roundtime]] at each change of form. Since the re-write the roundtime is variable, with shorter (2-3s) times for assuming the shape of one-handed weapons and longer (3-5s) times for larger (two-handed or Pole Arm) weapons. [[Haste (506)\|Haste]] effects mitigate this, to a minimum of 1s.

		⚫	(This information needs to be re-verified after the spring 2018 script update:) The base weapon type remains constant regardless of form, always a 'mace'. This means that [[Specialization]] in 'mace' will give the +2/rank regardless of the current form. If the user owns two of the rods, this allows [[Two Weapon Combat]] with falchion and epee, for example, to gain the bonus in each hand. Yes, a character would have to Specialize in mace (a 1HCrush weapon) to get the bonus while using falchion and epee forms.

	==basket-hilt silver rapier==		==basket-hilt silver rapier==

KRAKII: Added note about CMan WSpec benefit

2016-08-11T18:35:24Z

Added note about CMan WSpec benefit

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	The [[Breakage\|strength and durability (STR/DU)]] numbers also remain constant irrespective of shape, allowing for significantly stronger weapons than would typically be the case (epee, whip).		The [[Breakage\|strength and durability (STR/DU)]] numbers also remain constant irrespective of shape, allowing for significantly stronger weapons than would typically be the case (epee, whip).

			The base weapon type remains constant regardless of form, always a 'mace'. This means that [[Specialization]] in 'mace' will give the +2/rank regardless of the current form. If the user owns two of the rods, this allows [[Two Weapon Combat]] with falchion and epee, for example, to gain the bonus in each hand. Yes, you would have to Specialize in mace (a 1HCrush weapon) to get the bonus while using your falchion and epee forms.

	At either the 1997 or 1998 Premium Auction, several additional similar items were released: one each in [[ora]], [[imflass]], [[glaes]], [[vultite]], and [[golvern]]. Each of these five rods was of the expected Enchant for their base material. They also had acid [[flare\|flares]], which prevented them from being further Enchanted. All five of these new versions have had the flares removed by a [[Premium subscription\|Premium]] merchant, and then been Enchanted to 7x for their material (+35 in all cases except imflass, which is +32).		At either the 1997 or 1998 Premium Auction, several additional similar items were released: one each in [[ora]], [[imflass]], [[glaes]], [[vultite]], and [[golvern]]. Each of these five rods was of the expected Enchant for their base material. They also had acid [[flare\|flares]], which prevented them from being further Enchanted. All five of these new versions have had the flares removed by a [[Premium subscription\|Premium]] merchant, and then been Enchanted to 7x for their material (+35 in all cases except imflass, which is +32).

GS4-KEIOS: 2 revisions: Krakiipedia Import

2014-12-31T18:58:41Z

2 revisions: Krakiipedia Import

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(No difference)

KRAKII at 14:21, 21 December 2011

2011-12-21T14:21:42Z

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	* staff (2Hand)		* staff (2Hand)

	There is a 5s [[Roundtime]] ~~when~~ ~~changing~~ ~~forms~~.		There is a 5s [[Roundtime]] at each change of form, but [[Haste (506)\|Haste]] will work to mitigate this.

	The weight stays constant regardless of the current shape, which allows for significantly lighter than normal large weapons (2Hand, Pole Arm).		The weight stays constant regardless of the current shape, which allows for significantly lighter than normal large weapons (2Hand, Pole Arm).

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	The [[Breakage\|strength and durability (STR/DU)]] numbers also remain constant irrespective of shape, allowing for significantly stronger weapons than would typically be the case (epee, whip).		The [[Breakage\|strength and durability (STR/DU)]] numbers also remain constant irrespective of shape, allowing for significantly stronger weapons than would typically be the case (epee, whip).

	At either the 1997 or 1998 Premium Auction, several additional similar items were released: one each in [[ora]], [[imflass]], [[glaes]], [[vultite]], and [[golvern]]. Each of these five rods was of the expected Enchant for their base material. They also had acid [[flare\|flares]], which prevented them from being further Enchanted. All five of these new versions have had the flares removed by a [[Premium subscription\|Premium]] merchant, and then been Enchanted to 7x for their material (+35 in all cases except imflass, which is +32). An additional golvern rod was won by Musette from the 2020 Duskruin Arena Treasure Trove; it ~~did~~ not have a flare ~~given~~ the item's posted 'analyze'.		At either the 1997 or 1998 Premium Auction, several additional similar items were released: one each in [[ora]], [[imflass]], [[glaes]], [[vultite]], and [[golvern]]. Each of these five rods was of the expected Enchant for their base material. They also had acid [[flare\|flares]], which prevented them from being further Enchanted. All five of these new versions have had the flares removed by a [[Premium subscription\|Premium]] merchant, and then been Enchanted to 7x for their material (+35 in all cases except imflass, which is +32). An additional golvern rod was won by Musette from the 2020 Duskruin Arena Treasure Trove; She says it does not have a flare so the given item's posted 'analyze' is correct.

	In spring 2018, the script was updated so that the 'staff' will instead use the [[Runestaff]] weapon profile (noun remained unchanged). This means that the items are usable by spellcasters. The same update made them unable to be [[Enchant Item (925)\|Enchanted]] by players, though it is still possible to add flares, weighting, and other properties.		In spring 2018, the script was updated so that the 'staff' will instead use the [[Runestaff]] weapon profile (noun remained unchanged). This means that the items are usable by spellcasters. The same update made them unable to be [[Enchant Item (925)\|Enchanted]] by players, though it is still possible to add flares, weighting, and other properties.

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	The [[Breakage\|strength and durability (STR/DU)]] numbers also remain constant irrespective of shape, allowing for significantly stronger weapons than would typically be the case (epee, whip).		The [[Breakage\|strength and durability (STR/DU)]] numbers also remain constant irrespective of shape, allowing for significantly stronger weapons than would typically be the case (epee, whip).

	At either the 1997 or 1998 Premium Auction, several additional similar items were released: one each in [[ora]], [[imflass]], [[glaes]], [[vultite]], and [[golvern]]. Each of these five rods was of the expected Enchant for their base material. They also had acid [[flare\|flares]], which prevented them from being further Enchanted. All five of these new versions have had the flares removed by a [[Premium subscription\|Premium]] merchant, and then been Enchanted to 7x for their material (+35 in all cases except imflass, which is +32). An additional golvern rod was won by Musette from the 2020 Duskruin Arena Treasure Trove; it ~~may~~ not have ~~had~~ a flare given the item's posted 'analyze'.		At either the 1997 or 1998 Premium Auction, several additional similar items were released: one each in [[ora]], [[imflass]], [[glaes]], [[vultite]], and [[golvern]]. Each of these five rods was of the expected Enchant for their base material. They also had acid [[flare\|flares]], which prevented them from being further Enchanted. All five of these new versions have had the flares removed by a [[Premium subscription\|Premium]] merchant, and then been Enchanted to 7x for their material (+35 in all cases except imflass, which is +32). An additional golvern rod was won by Musette from the 2020 Duskruin Arena Treasure Trove; it did not have a flare given the item's posted 'analyze'.

	In spring 2018, the script was updated so that the 'staff' will instead use the [[Runestaff]] weapon profile (noun remained unchanged). This means that the items are usable by spellcasters. The same update made them unable to be [[Enchant Item (925)\|Enchanted]] by players, though it is still possible to add flares, weighting, and other properties.		In spring 2018, the script was updated so that the 'staff' will instead use the [[Runestaff]] weapon profile (noun remained unchanged). This means that the items are usable by spellcasters. The same update made them unable to be [[Enchant Item (925)\|Enchanted]] by players, though it is still possible to add flares, weighting, and other properties.

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	The [[Breakage\|strength and durability (STR/DU)]] numbers also remain constant irrespective of shape, allowing for significantly stronger weapons than would typically be the case (epee, whip).		The [[Breakage\|strength and durability (STR/DU)]] numbers also remain constant irrespective of shape, allowing for significantly stronger weapons than would typically be the case (epee, whip).

	At either the 1997 or 1998 Premium Auction, several additional similar items were released: one each in [[ora]], [[imflass]], [[glaes]], [[vultite]], and [[golvern]]. Each of these five rods was of the expected Enchant for their base material. They also had acid [[flare\|flares]], which prevented them from being further Enchanted. All five of these new versions have had the flares removed by a [[Premium subscription\|Premium]] merchant, and then been Enchanted to 7x for their material (+35 in all cases except imflass, which is +32).		At either the 1997 or 1998 Premium Auction, several additional similar items were released: one each in [[ora]], [[imflass]], [[glaes]], [[vultite]], and [[golvern]]. Each of these five rods was of the expected Enchant for their base material. They also had acid [[flare\|flares]], which prevented them from being further Enchanted. All five of these new versions have had the flares removed by a [[Premium subscription\|Premium]] merchant, and then been Enchanted to 7x for their material (+35 in all cases except imflass, which is +32). An additional golvern rod was won by Musette from the 2020 Duskruin Arena Treasure Trove; it may not have had a flare given the item's posted 'analyze'.

	In spring 2018, the script was updated so that the 'staff' will instead use the [[Runestaff]] weapon profile (noun remained unchanged). This means that the items are usable by spellcasters. The same update made them unable to be [[Enchant Item (925)\|Enchanted]] by players, though it is still possible to add flares, weighting, and other properties.		In spring 2018, the script was updated so that the 'staff' will instead use the [[Runestaff]] weapon profile (noun remained unchanged). This means that the items are usable by spellcasters. The same update made them unable to be [[Enchant Item (925)\|Enchanted]] by players, though it is still possible to add flares, weighting, and other properties.

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	At either the 1997 or 1998 Premium Auction, several additional similar items were released: one each in [[ora]], [[imflass]], [[glaes]], [[vultite]], and [[golvern]]. Each of these five rods was of the expected Enchant for their base material. They also had acid [[flare\|flares]], which prevented them from being further Enchanted. All five of these new versions have had the flares removed by a [[Premium subscription\|Premium]] merchant, and then been Enchanted to 7x for their material (+35 in all cases except imflass, which is +32).		At either the 1997 or 1998 Premium Auction, several additional similar items were released: one each in [[ora]], [[imflass]], [[glaes]], [[vultite]], and [[golvern]]. Each of these five rods was of the expected Enchant for their base material. They also had acid [[flare\|flares]], which prevented them from being further Enchanted. All five of these new versions have had the flares removed by a [[Premium subscription\|Premium]] merchant, and then been Enchanted to 7x for their material (+35 in all cases except imflass, which is +32).

	In spring 2018, the script was updated so that the 'staff' will instead use the [[Runestaff]] weapon profile (noun remained unchanged). This means that the items are usable by ~~spellcaters~~. The same update made them unable to be [[Enchant Item (925)\|Enchanted]] by players, though it is still possible to add flares, weighting, and other properties.		In spring 2018, the script was updated so that the 'staff' will instead use the [[Runestaff]] weapon profile (noun remained unchanged). This means that the items are usable by spellcasters. The same update made them unable to be [[Enchant Item (925)\|Enchanted]] by players, though it is still possible to add flares, weighting, and other properties.

	There was initially a 5s [[Roundtime]] at each change of form. Since the re-write the roundtime is variable, with shorter (2-3s) times for assuming the shape of one-handed weapons and longer (3-5s) times for larger (two-handed or Pole Arm) weapons. [[Haste (506)\|Haste]] effects mitigate this, to a minimum of 1s.		There was initially a 5s [[Roundtime]] at each change of form. Since the re-write the roundtime is variable, with shorter (2-3s) times for assuming the shape of one-handed weapons and longer (3-5s) times for larger (two-handed or Pole Arm) weapons. [[Haste (506)\|Haste]] effects mitigate this, to a minimum of 1s.