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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Isida Kep'Tukari" data-source="post: 850191" data-attributes="member: 4441">I summon the Encyclopedia Magica!  Ok, I'll leave this up to the conversion specialists, but I can list the 2e powers for you:Ring appears to be made of red-brown clay.Priest spells (at 14th level):meld into stone - 3/daywater breathing - 3/daystone shape - 2/dayearthquake - 1/month - ring goes dormant for two days after using this powerWizard spells (at 12th level):transmute rock to mud/mud to rock - 2/weektransmute water to dust/dust to water - 1/weekconjure elemental (8 HD earth or water elemental) - 1/weekairy water - 1/dayNo more than five functions can be used in a single day.  While wearing the ring, all saves involving earth and water are made at +1, and all attacks by beings from the Elemental Plane of Earth or Water attack at -1, with damage -1 on each die.  Saving throws vs. air or fire (including poison gas and breath weapons) are at -1 and damage from these attacks are always at +1 per die.  There is a 2% chance each time the ring is used that the wearing is plane shifted to the Elemental Plane of Earth or Water (50% chance of either) and trapped by a powerful denizen of that plane.Wizards, priests, and rogues can all use this ring, but thieves have an 8% chance of plane shifting per use.  Anyone donning the ring is made aware of its powers telepathically, but the limitations and dangers can only be discovered through use.Ok, those are the 2e stats, happy converting!</blockquote>

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