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The '''ruic''' tree is usually found in southern forests, with mild climates and dependable precipitation. It is a tall, wide-boughed tree with a thick canopy, and produces a superior, reddish-gold wood for use in making bows. While it carries a good magical influence for that use, it is not generally used for other magical articles because of its tendency to 'snap', i.e. send a current -- or backlash -- of magic back through the individual casting the charge. The general consensus is that the energy released from the bow through the shaft as the arrows leaves it prohibits a 'snap' from occurring with bows made from the wood. |
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Usually found in southern forests, '''ruic''' trees flourish in areas of mild climate and dependable rainfall. Ruic is usually used to craft bows; used as a magical runestaff or shield it tends to cause a magical backlash to the wielder. This same magical repercussion or 'snap' is discharged when an arrow is shot from a bow, thus harmlessly releasing the magical energy with the arrow. |
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== External Links == |
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*[http://www.play.net/gs4/info/armory/materials.asp#ruic Armory, Woods for Staves, Shields, and Bows: Ruic], on Play.net |
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Revision as of 16:33, 18 March 2017
| Ruic | |
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| Use | Ranged |
| Bonus | +20 |
| ST/DU | 10/25 |
| Rarity | Uncommon |
| Weight Modifier | Unknown |
| Primary Color | Reddish-gold |
The ruic tree is usually found in southern forests, with mild climates and dependable precipitation. It is a tall, wide-boughed tree with a thick canopy, and produces a superior, reddish-gold wood for use in making bows. While it carries a good magical influence for that use, it is not generally used for other magical articles because of its tendency to 'snap', i.e. send a current -- or backlash -- of magic back through the individual casting the charge. The general consensus is that the energy released from the bow through the shaft as the arrows leaves it prohibits a 'snap' from occurring with bows made from the wood.