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Abigot’s

Catalog of Fiendish

Armor

Summer 2005

Edition

Arm Yourself

Arm Yourself Against the Forces of Good

Against the Forces of Good

Purchase or create your armor for facing the forces of good with

Abigot’s selection of items you can’t ﬁ nd anywhere else. If it’s

evil, you’ll ﬁ nd it at Abigot’s.

Abigot’s helps you Purchase.

If you have the gold, you’ve got the access to Abigot. Whether

outﬁ tting yourself or an entire army, Abigot’s will help you get

the quantity and quality you demand. Unique special abilities

allow you to choose and customize armor to your speciﬁ cations.

Abigot’s helps you Create.

If you have the spell-casting and item creation necessary,

Abigot’s can help you create. With each catalog listing, enough

information is provided for the crafter to make his own.

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Identity: All magic armor in this book are released as

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Armor and Shields

Think of your personal safety and choose the armor you’ll never go to war without again.

Abigot’s can even craft your fallen enemies into your armor!

these environments, the ﬂ ames return the following

round.

ARMOR & SHIELD

SPECIAL ABILITIES

ARMOR & SHIELD

Faint evocation [ﬁ re]; CL 7 th ; Craft Magic

Arms and Armor, resist energy, ﬁ re shield; Price

+19,000 gp

SPECIAL ABILITIES

Desecrated: A suit of desecrated armor radiates

negative energy. Undead wearing it receive a +6

profane bonus against attempts to turn them.

Faint evocation [evil]; CL 3 rd , Craft Magic

Arms and Armor, desecrate ; Price +12,000 gp.

Profane: A suit of armor or a shield with this

property is pitch black, and seems to absorb all light.

Profane armor provides a +2 deﬂ ection bonus to AC

and a +2 resistance bonus on saves against attacks

made or effects created by good creatures.

Faint abjuration [evil]; CL 5 th ; Craft Magic

Arms and Armor, protection from good ; Price

+12,000 gp

Evil Invulnerability: This suit of armor grants the

wearer damage reduction of DR 5/Good.

Strong abjuration and perhaps evocation (if

miracle is used) ; CL 18th; Craft Magic Arms and

Armor, stoneskin, wish or miracle; Price +3 bonus.

S pecific Armors

pecific Armors

Fiendish Flight: A suit of armor with this property

grows a pair of bat wings. These wings allow the

creature to ﬂ y at the base creature’s land speed

(average maneuverability). There is no duration, and

it operates as long as the creature wears the armor.

Faint transmutation; CL 5 th ; Craft Magic

Arms and Armor, ﬂ y ; Price +30,000 gp.

Demonhide Armors and Shields: Powerful

demon warriors often take the ﬂ esh of their fallen

rivals and have it constructed into armor or shields.

Demonhide armor provides a +2 circumstance bonus

to Intimidation skill checks.

No aura (nonmagical).

Immolation: This suit of armor immolates the

wearer with perpetual, supernatural red ﬂ ames. It

provides resistance to ﬁ re 10 to the wearer, and deals

1d6 ﬁ re damage to anyone striking the wearer with

a natural or handheld weapon. The armor provides a

dim light, illuminating an area 10 ft around it.

Submersing the armor in water or placing it

in a vacuum extinguishes the ﬂ ames, but once out of

Demonhide Leather

320 gp

Demonhide Studded Leather

350 gp

Demonhide Hide

330 gp

Demonhide Breastplate

700 gp

Demonhide Banded Mail

800 gp

Demonhide Half-Plate

1,500 gp

Demonhide Plate

3,300 gp

Demonhide Buckler

330 gp

Demonhide Shield, Light

318 gp

Demonhide Plate of Legions: This suit of +2

demonhide full-plate is covered with the visage of

dozens of demons. It allows the wearer to summon

other demons to his aid for up to 20 rounds per

day. It takes 1 round to active this ability, they are

under the wearer’s complete control, and the wearer

can dismiss them at any time. Demonhide armor

provides a +2 circumstance bonus to Intimidation

skill checks.

Strong conjuration [evil]; CL 17 th , Craft

Magic Arms and Armor, summon monster IX ; Price

76,150 gp; Cost 39,725 gp + 2914 XP.

(including spells such as magic missile) that would

strike the wielder and swallows them, sending them

into the Abyss. The shield can absorb 20 ranged

attacks in this manner per day.

Moderate conjuration; CL 9 th ; Craft Magic

Arms and Armor, plane shift ; Price 43,068 gp; Cost

21,693 gp + 1,710 XP.

Demonshield: This +2 heavy steel shield features

the twisted visage of a demonic entity with crossed

arms. Three times per day as a free action, the

demon can be commanded to attack, independently

of the shield wearer, with two claw attacks with the

wielder’s base attack bonus, and dealing 2d6 points

of damage per claw. This attack is in addition to any

actions performed by the wielder.

Moderate conjuration; CL 7 th ; Craft Magic

Arms and Armor, summon monster IV ; 15,795 gp,

Cost 7,983 gp + 625 XP.

1d4+1 Dretch (demon)

1d4+1 Babau (demon)

1d3 Vrock (demon)

1 Bebilith (demon)

1 Hezrou (demon)

Demonhide Breastplate of the Bat: This +3

demonhide breastplate grants the wearer unlimited

ﬂ ight (average maneuverability) with large ﬁ endish

bat wings. When the wearer is on the ground, the

wings fold up, becoming undetectable. Demonhide

armor provides a +2 circumstance bonus to

Intimidation skill checks.

Moderate transmutation; CL 9 th ; Craft

Magic Arms and Armor, ﬂ y ; Price 45,700 gp; Cost

23,200 gp + 1,800 XP

Flesh Armors: Demonic warriors will often take the

ﬂ esh of their fallen humanoid rivals and wear them

as armor. Flesh can be stretched over any armor or

shields, but does not provide any additional armor

bonus. Flesh armor provides a +2 circumstance bonus

to Intimidation skill checks versus humanoids.

No aura (nonmagical).

Flesh Leather

160 gp

Flesh Studded Leather

175 gp

Flesh Hide

165 gp

Demonhide Leather of the Druid: This +5

demonhide leather armor allows creatures with the

wildshape ability to take the form of any nonunique

demon. The assumed form is still bound by the

limitations of the wildshape ability, thus the HD of the

assumed form cannot exceed the HD of the wearer.

The wearer gains all extraordinary and supernatural

abilities (both attacks and qualities) of the assumed

form, but loses his own supernatural abilities.

Demonhide armor provides a +2 circumstance bonus

to Intimidation skill checks.

Strong transmutation; CL 17 th ; Craft Magic Arms

and Armor, shapechange ; Price 332,820 gp; Cost

167,320 gp + 13,240 XP.

Flesh Studded Leather of Eyes: This +1 ﬂ esh

studded leather is covered with ﬂ esh from numerous

faces, all which provide the wearer with a sixth sense

of impending danger. The wearer is never surprised

or ﬂ at-footed, and a +2 insight bonus to AC and

Reﬂ ex saves (insight bonuses are lost if the wearer

loses his Dex bonus to AC). Flesh armor provides a

+2 circumstance bonus to Intimidation skill checks

versus humanoids.

Strong divination; CL 17 th ; Craft Magic

Arms and Armor, foresight ; Price 38,175 gp: Cost

19,175 gp + 1,520 XP.

Demonhide Pit Shield: This +3 light demonhide

shield is fashioned with the open mouth of a demon.

The shield automatically attracts all ranged attacks

Flesh Leather of the Apprentice: This +1 ﬂ esh

leather armor literally ﬁ ts the wearer like a second

skin, eliminating armor check penalty and arcane

spell failure chance, and is weightless. Flesh armor

provides a +2 circumstance bonus to Intimidation

skill checks versus humanoids.

Faint conjuration; CL 5 th ; Craft Magic Arms

and Armor, mage armor ; Price 8,660 gp; Cost 4,410

gp + 340 XP.

two sizes smaller, one suit of masterwork half-plate

for a creature three sizes smaller, or one masterwork

breastplate or suit of full plate for a creature four

sizes smaller. In each case, enough hide is available

to produce a small or large masterwork shield in

addition to the armor, provided that the demon is

Large or larger.

Because demonhide armor isn’t made of

metal, druids can wear it without penalty.

Demonhide armor costs double what

masterwork armor of that type ordinarily costs, but

it takes no longer to make than ordinary armor of

that type.

Demonhide has 10 hit points per inch of

thickness and hardness 5.

Flesh Leather of the Mage: This +5 ﬂ esh leather

armor literally ﬁ ts the wearer like a second skin,

eliminating armor check penalty and arcane spell

failure chance, and is weightless. Flesh armor

provides a +2 circumstance bonus to Intimidation

skill checks versus humanoids.

Strong conjuration; CL 15 th ; Craft Magic

Arms and Armor, mage armor ; Price 70,160 gp;

Cost 35,160 gp + 2,800 XP.

Demonhide

armor

provides

circumstance bonus to Intimidation skill checks.

Special Materials

Flesh: Armorsmiths can work with the

ﬂ esh of humanoids to produce hide or leather armor

of masterwork quality. One humanoid produces

enough ﬂ esh for a single suit of masterwork hide,

leather, or studded leather armor for a creature one

size category smaller than the humanoid.

Because ﬂ esh armor isn’t made of metal,

druids can wear it without penalty.

Flesh armor has 5 hit points per inch of

thickness and hardness 5.

Flesh armor provides a +2 circumstance bonus to

Intimidation skill checks versus humanoids.

Demonhide: Armorsmiths can work with

the hides of demons to produce armor or shields

of masterwork quality. Though similar to ﬂ esh, the

demonhide is stronger, allowing it to be crafted into

a variety of different armors. One demon produces

enough hide for a single suit of masterwork hide,

leather, or studded leather armor for a creature one

size category smaller than the demon. By selecting

only choice bits of hide, an armorsmith can produce

one suit of masterwork banded mail for a creature

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