SRD:Shields
Shields
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- Absorbing Shield
- Acid Resistance
- Acid Warding (Epic Armor Enhancement)
- Animated
- Aporter
- Arrow Catching
- Arrow Deflection
- Averter
- Bashing
- Blinding
- Buckler
- Bulwark of the Great Dragon
- Caster's Shield
- Cold Resistance
- Cold Warding (Epic Armor Enhancement)
- Darkwood Buckler
- Darkwood Shield
- Ectoplasmic
- Electricity Resistance
- Exceptional Arrow Deflection (Epic Armor Enhancement)
- Fire Resistance
- Fire Warding (Epic Armor Enhancement)
- Floating
- Fortification
- Ghost Touch (Armor Enhancement)
- Gleaming
- Great Invulnerability (Epic Armor Enhancement)
- Great Reflection (Epic Armor Enhancement)
- Great Spell Resistance (Epic Armor Enhancement)
- Heartening
- Heavy Shield
- Infinite Arrow Deflection (Epic Armor Enhancement)
- Landing
- Light Shield
- Lightning Warding (Epic Armor Enhancement)
- Linked
- Lion's Shield
- Magic Armor
- Manifester (Armor Enhancement)
- Mindarmor
- Mithral Heavy Shield
- Phasing
- Power Resistance (Armor Enhancement)
- Psionic Armor
- Quickness
- Radiant
- Ranged
- Reflecting
- Seeing
- Sonic Resistance
- Sonic Warding (Epic Armor Enhancement)
- Specific Epic Armors
- Specific Magic Armor
- Spell Resistance (Armor Enhancement)
- Spined Shield
- The Shield of the Sun
- Time Buttress
- Tower Shield
- Undead Controlling
- Vanishing
- Wall
- Wild
- Winged Shield
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gollark: I don't think so. But people would probably be able to figure out if it was particularly ASICable.
gollark: Since the OS isn't actually running to handle scheduling and all.
gollark: If you want it to be totally powered off until a certain time I am not sure if you can do *that* easily, though.
gollark: There are a bunch of different ways to run tasks at specified times on most Linux systems, it shouldn't be too hard.
gollark: The exercise bike thing is (probably) a joke.
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