> > > > There are two Items of Extra-Specialness for each class. Sometimes you have to keep looking for a while before you find the rare one.
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> > > Right, then, I hereby make a pledge -- or whatever those questing knights make -- to not retire this party until I've found all the Items of Extra-Specialness.
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> > > Seven down, five to go.
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> > I made that pledge once. I retired a party with no less than 2555 HP each, and all characters at level 140+. Took me a while to find the last Item of Sorcery.
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> > I think by now I've seen everything except the Broken Item, so now I'm doing the opposite. I'm trying to beat the game with no items equipped. So far my three characters are up to WC 28 and AC 17, and roughly 1770 HP each, but I still get paralyzed rather often on level 10.
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> Are your characters Druids or Assassins?
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Assassins. Druids don't gain WC, and they gain AC agonizingly slowly. Lady Abelha of Spelling had to get past level 300 before she got 65 AC, and she never even found a single Item of Druidity she could use.

> > Money is sometimes an issue, cause if I die it's hard to bring back enough cash to resurrect at such a high level. Each character would need two Items of Druidity.
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> Items of Druidity to sell? I didn't think they fetched that much. But I didn't look at the price.
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One Item of Druidity fetches around 600k at Teralt. Since my guys are at really high levels, it actually costs more than that to resurrect them there.

> Does the Deflector Shield count as an Item of Druidity, Extra-Special? I noticed they can only be used by Druids, but then again the Bronze items can only be used by Knights, and there's a whole range of them.
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> Oh, yes: eight down. (Nine if the Deflector Shield counts)
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If it's not called "Druid's Shield" or some such thing, it's not an Item of Druidity. Anyway, it's only 1 or 2 AC. Expect an Item of Extra-Specialness to give you bigger numbers.

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