Item:Regalia of the Phoenix

Regalia of the Phoenix

Armor Type	Robe
Feat Requirement	None
Race Absolutely Excluded	Warforged
Minimum Level	18
Binding	Bound to Account on Acquire, Exclusive
Armor Bonus	None
Maximum Dexterity Bonus	None
Armor Check Penalty	None
Arcane Spell Failure	None
Durability	105
Material	ClothCloth: Cloth is a very common material used in handwraps, robes, outfits. and other accessories.
Hardness	12
Base Value	001000550010,005ppPlatinum Piece 5gpGold Piece
Weight	0 lbs
Location	The Mindsunder, Disc locked optional end chest
Enchantments	Greater InfernoGreater Inferno: When Activated, this effect provides a +20 Alchemical bonus to Fire Spell Power for three minutes. - 3 Charges (Recharged/Day: 3) Evocation Focus I Evocation Focus I: +1 Equipment bonus to the DC of Evocation spells. Combustion +78Combustion +78: Passive: +78 Equipment bonus to Fire Spell Power. Fire Lore IIIFire Lore III: Passive: Your Fire spells gain a 13% Equipment bonus to their chance to critical hit. Feather FallingFeather Falling: This item is engraved with feathers and bestows a powerful magical effect. Whenever the wearer begins to fall from any height, this effect slows the descent dramatically, causing the wearer to fall like a feather. Suppressed PowerSuppressed Power: This psionic item is powerful, but you sense that it has not unlocked all of its secrets to you at this time. Evocation Focus I Evocation Focus I: +1 Equipment bonus to the DC of Evocation spells. → Evocation Focus II Evocation Focus II: +2 Equipment bonus to the DC of Evocation spells. Fire Lore IIIFire Lore III: Passive: Your Fire spells gain a 13% Equipment bonus to their chance to critical hit. → Fire Lore VFire Lore V: Passive: Your Fire spells gain a 15% Equipment bonus to their chance to critical hit. Becomes Bound to Character on Acquire, Exclusive
Upgradeable?	Suppressed Power
Description	This robe was the final true creation of the ancient tailor Sursadir, who was inspired by a vision of a mighty Phoenix flying overhead. Unable to ever capture the power and purity of that flame again, he found that all his subsequent attempts at art were mere ashes.
Notes	Unsuppressed version:
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