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<blockquote data-quote="EzekielRaiden" data-source="post: 9063484" data-attributes="member: 6790260">Well, let's see if we can trim that down a little without sacrificing too much.Orichalcum is a magical alloy of tin, copper, gold, and other metals, favored by angels and fey warriors. Infused with radiant energy and supernaturally strong, it amplifies light which strikes it, though it generates none on its own. Ordinary weapons and armor made of orichalcum are innately magical (+1), but this effect fails against Celestial and Fey creatures; proper magic items work as normal. If a non-Celestial, non-Fey creature hits orichalcum armor with a melee attack or is struck by an orichalcum weapon, treat it as though it has been exposed to bright sunlight for all purposes until the start of its next turn. A spellcasting focus can also be made of orichalcum, which empowers spells that deal radiant damage, increasing that damage by +1.That's slightly shorter, but says basically the same thing.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="EzekielRaiden, post: 9063484, member: 6790260"] Well, let's see if we can trim that down a little without sacrificing too much. [I]Orichalcum is a magical alloy of tin, copper, gold, and other metals, favored by angels and fey warriors. Infused with radiant energy and supernaturally strong, it amplifies light which strikes it, though it generates none on its own. Ordinary weapons and armor made of orichalcum are innately magical (+1), but this effect fails against Celestial and Fey creatures; proper magic items work as normal. If a non-Celestial, non-Fey creature hits orichalcum armor with a melee attack or is struck by an orichalcum weapon, treat it as though it has been exposed to bright sunlight for all purposes until the start of its next turn. A spellcasting focus can also be made of orichalcum, which empowers spells that deal radiant damage, increasing that damage by +1.[/I] That's slightly shorter, but says basically the same thing. [/QUOTE]

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