
Ring of Elemental Summoning
Magic item, Ring
Summons a particular lesser elemental, working like a Ring of Demon Summoning.
From the book
Like a Ring of Demon Summoning, this ring calls a lesser elemental of the type set by its maker. Once a day the wearer can call up a lesser elemental of the type the ring's maker specified without drawing a Circle of Protection or Thaumaturgic Triangle, and it is always the very same one. That cuts both ways: once the creature has been bound by a pact it obeys the wearer from then on, but if it is ever slain the ring loses its power forever. Rings come in many kinds and sizes, most made from 1/4 to 1 oz. of metal and often set with gems or engraved with arcane symbols and inscriptions.
As a greater magic item its magic is permanent and renews itself each day. Making one calls for the materials of a minor magic item and two months plus two weeks for each level of the spell it holds, with a 99% chance of success; one offered for sale usually costs at least twice its materials plus 2,000 G.P. per week of enchanting. It counts toward the seven magic items a person may carry or wear at once; go past seven and none of them works.
At a glance
- Item type
- Ring
- Construction
- Typically 1/4 to 1 oz. of metal, often set with precious stones and/or engraved with arcane symbols
- Effect
- Summons a lesser elemental of the type set by the maker.
- Uses
- Once per day (as Ring of Demon Summoning)
- Creation rules
- See Greater Magic Items (p. 143)
- Time to complete
- 2 months + 2 weeks per level of the spell enchanted
- Chance of success
- 99%
- Value
- At least 2x materials + 2,000 G.P. per week of enchanting
- Recharge
- Powers replenish each day