3e SRD:Rod of Flame Extinguishing

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Rod of Flame Extinguishing

This rod can extinguish Medium-size or smaller nonmagical fires with simply a touch (a standard action). Extinguishing a Large or larger nonmagical fire, or a magic fire of Medium-size or smaller (such as that of a flaming weapon or a burning hands spell), expends 1 charge. Continual magic flames, such as those of a weapon or a fire creature, are suppressed for 6 rounds and flare up again after that time. To extinguish an instantaneous fire spell, the rod must be within the area of the effect and the wielder must have used a ready action, effectively countering the entire spell. When applied to Large or larger magic fires, such as those caused by fireball, flame strike, or wall of fire, extinguishing the flames expends 2 charges from the rod.If the device is used upon a fire creature, a successful attack roll deals 6d6 points of damage to the creature. This requires 3 charges.The rod has 10 charges, renewed each day.

Caster Level: 12; Prerequisites: Craft Rod, pyrotechnics; Market Price: 15,000 gp

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gollark: It does that internally, yes.

gollark: Anyway, potatOS is in fact beyond mortal comprehension.

gollark: Yes, that.

gollark: I tested it in craftOS-PC now, it works.

gollark: You can use craftOS-PC or actual Minecraft.

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