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| notes = * Cantrips that do not use projectiles instead grant the spells an area of effect, the nearest target to the primary target within this area is chosen to take the second attack. | |||
** When combined with [[Twinned spell]], this allows these cantrips to hit 4 creatures instead of the expected 3, as you cast two of the spell with it's added area of effect. | |||
* [[Eldritch Blast]] will only gain one extra ray instead of being doubled. | |||
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Revision as of 08:32, 6 February 2024
The Gemini Gloves are a very rare pair of Gloves that grants the wearer the to ability to cast Cantrip that can target foes or allies twice.
Designed by an arcane smith with half-vision. He made these gloves to make sure his spells hit their target.
Properties
Rarity: Very Rare
Weight: 0.5 kg / 1 lb
Price: 460 gp / 860 gpHHonour
UID
MAG_Warlock_Twinned_GlovesUUID
fc4fd633-bc45-4ff4-90e6-2e454f7ceaa0
Special
The wearer of this item gains:
- Cantrips targeting foes and allies can target an additional creature. The same target can be chosen twice. Usable once per short rest. (
Recharge: Short rest)
Where to find
- Act Three: Bought from Helsik in Devil's Fee, Lower City.
Notes
- Cantrips that do not use projectiles instead grant the spells an area of effect, the nearest target to the primary target within this area is chosen to take the second attack.
- When combined with Twinned spell, this allows these cantrips to hit 4 creatures instead of the expected 3, as you cast two of the spell with it's added area of effect.
- Eldritch Blast will only gain one extra ray instead of being doubled.