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| − | A simple band made of iron, inlaid with gold and [[red iron]]. An engraving along the inside, in Gnomish, reads "Count the stars in the heaven to measure my love, count the seconds until we meet again." | + | A simple band made of iron, inlaid with gold and [[Red Iron|red iron]]. An engraving along the inside, in Gnomish, reads "Count the stars in the heaven to measure my love, count the seconds until we meet again." |
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| + | Identify reveals this to be a ring of counting: When faced with an enumerable stack of objects, the wearer can instantly identify the number of objects in the stack. It should be noted, it will only count items of the same type. So, a pile of coins that has 218 coppers and a single silver will be counted as 218. | ||
Latest revision as of 11:54, 14 December 2009
A simple band made of iron, inlaid with gold and red iron. An engraving along the inside, in Gnomish, reads "Count the stars in the heaven to measure my love, count the seconds until we meet again."
Identify reveals this to be a ring of counting: When faced with an enumerable stack of objects, the wearer can instantly identify the number of objects in the stack. It should be noted, it will only count items of the same type. So, a pile of coins that has 218 coppers and a single silver will be counted as 218.
