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These silver, alchemical powders have a gritty consistency, appearing at first glance to be simple metal shavings. When poured on a weapon and placed over a hot flame for a full round, however, they melt and form a temporary coating on the weapon. The blanching gives the weapon the ability to bypass one kind of material-based damage reduction, such as adamantine, cold iron, or silver. The blanching remains effective for 1d4 successful attacks of the weapon (roll when the blanching is applied). Each dose of blanching can coat one weapon or up to 5 pieces of ammunition. Blanching on ammunition is only effective the first time the ammunition is fired. Only one kind of weapon blanch can be on a weapon at one time, though a weapon made of one special material (such as adamantine) can have a different material blanch (such as silver), and counts as both materials for the first successful hit. A blanching's efficacy fades 24 hours after applying it, even if the weapon is never used in combat. | These silver, alchemical powders have a gritty consistency, appearing at first glance to be simple metal shavings. When poured on a weapon and placed over a hot flame for a full round, however, they melt and form a temporary coating on the weapon. The blanching gives the weapon the ability to bypass one kind of material-based damage reduction, such as adamantine, cold iron, or silver. The blanching remains effective for 1d4 successful attacks of the weapon (roll when the blanching is applied). Each dose of blanching can coat one weapon or up to 5 pieces of ammunition. Blanching on ammunition is only effective the first time the ammunition is fired. Only one kind of weapon blanch can be on a weapon at one time, though a weapon made of one special material (such as adamantine) can have a different material blanch (such as silver), and counts as both materials for the first successful hit. A blanching's efficacy fades 24 hours after applying it, even if the weapon is never used in combat. | ||
===Weapon Blanch (Ghost Salt)=== | ===Weapon Blanch (Ghost Salt)=== | ||
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These silver, alchemical powders have a gritty consistency, appearing at first glance to be simple metal shavings. When poured on a weapon and placed over a hot flame for a full round, however, they melt and form a temporary coating on the weapon. The blanching gives the weapon the ability to bypass one kind of material-based damage reduction, such as adamantine, cold iron, or silver. The blanching remains effective for 1d4 successful attacks of the weapon (roll when the blanching is applied). Each dose of blanching can coat one weapon or up to 5 pieces of ammunition. Blanching on ammunition is only effective the first time the ammunition is fired. Only one kind of weapon blanch can be on a weapon at one time, though a weapon made of one special material (such as adamantine) can have a different material blanch (such as silver), and counts as both materials for the first successful hit. A blanching's efficacy fades 24 hours after applying it, even if the weapon is never used in combat. | These silver, alchemical powders have a gritty consistency, appearing at first glance to be simple metal shavings. When poured on a weapon and placed over a hot flame for a full round, however, they melt and form a temporary coating on the weapon. The blanching gives the weapon the ability to bypass one kind of material-based damage reduction, such as adamantine, cold iron, or silver. The blanching remains effective for 1d4 successful attacks of the weapon (roll when the blanching is applied). Each dose of blanching can coat one weapon or up to 5 pieces of ammunition. Blanching on ammunition is only effective the first time the ammunition is fired. Only one kind of weapon blanch can be on a weapon at one time, though a weapon made of one special material (such as adamantine) can have a different material blanch (such as silver), and counts as both materials for the first successful hit. A blanching's efficacy fades 24 hours after applying it, even if the weapon is never used in combat. | ||
===Weapon Blanch (Rust-Proof)=== | ===Weapon Blanch (Rust-Proof)=== | ||
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These silver, alchemical powders have a gritty consistency, appearing at first glance to be simple metal shavings. When poured on a weapon and placed over a hot flame for a full round, however, they melt and form a temporary coating on the weapon. The blanching makes the weapon immune to rust, including monster attacks which corrode the weapon such as those caused by rust monsters and oozes. The blanching remains effective for the first 1d4 successful attacks made against the weapon (roll when the blanching is applied). Each dose of blanching can coat one weapon, but rust-proof blanching is not usable on ammunition. Only one kind of weapon blanch can be on a weapon at one time, though a weapon made of one special material (such as adamantine) can have a different material blanch (such as silver), and counts as both materials for the first successful hit. A blanching's efficacy fades 24 hours after applying it, even if the weapon is never subjected to a corrosive force or monster. | These silver, alchemical powders have a gritty consistency, appearing at first glance to be simple metal shavings. When poured on a weapon and placed over a hot flame for a full round, however, they melt and form a temporary coating on the weapon. The blanching makes the weapon immune to rust, including monster attacks which corrode the weapon such as those caused by rust monsters and oozes. The blanching remains effective for the first 1d4 successful attacks made against the weapon (roll when the blanching is applied). Each dose of blanching can coat one weapon, but rust-proof blanching is not usable on ammunition. Only one kind of weapon blanch can be on a weapon at one time, though a weapon made of one special material (such as adamantine) can have a different material blanch (such as silver), and counts as both materials for the first successful hit. A blanching's efficacy fades 24 hours after applying it, even if the weapon is never subjected to a corrosive force or monster. | ||
===Weapon Blanch (Silvered)=== | ===Weapon Blanch (Silvered)=== | ||