WotR Loot Thread

Gonna swap JJ's +2 CON belt for the +4 belt we found, unless anyone has any objections

Selling my +6 CHA Headband, buying +6 Cha, +6 Int headband
Starting: 209,936.42gp
Ending: 137,936.42gp

Oh yeah, almost forgot!

Buying Tremor Boots for 10k gp

Start: 58,936.42gp
End: 48,936.42gp

Start: 40,936.42gp
Less Money used in Downtime: 16,705.1gp
End: 24,231.32gp

Alright so basically from the demons we killed claiming scroll of limited wish, scroll of wall of force, and the +6 DEX belt which will get upgraded to +6 DEX/ +6 CON, at which point I'll sell my +4 DEX/+4 CON belt. Oh, and taking that ring of telekinesis.

EDIT Nevermind sell the damn +6 DEX belt 

Buying~
Helm of the Mammoth Lord 8,500 gp
Amulet of Natural Armor +2 8,000 gp
Selling Amulet of NA +1 +1000 gp

Starting: 45,293.82gp
Less: 16,500gp
Plus: 1000gp
Ending: 29,793.82gp

Buy:
x2 Pathfinder Chronicles (Local, Nobility) 100gp
x2 platinum rings 500gp
x1 Extend Metamagic Rod

Subtotal: 11,150gp

Starting: 14,793.82gp
Less: 11,150gp
Ending: 3,643.82gp

LOOT AND STUFF:

The glabrezu Kralisq stashed a small but
valuable clutch of treasure here, objects he found while
exploring Colyphyr. He placed the items inside a bag of
holding (type II) and then hid the bag at the far end of this
nook behind a rock (Perception DC 25 to locate). The bag
contains 485 gp, 23 pp, an opal worth 600 gp, a mithral and
electrum scepter with inlaid pearls worth 1,750 gp in total,
a +1 disruption heavy mace, a ring of minor electricity resistance, a
pearl of power (3rd level), and a scroll of polymorph.

4x minotaur loot
Other Gear +2 breastplate, +2 adamantine heavy pick, amulet of natural armor +1,
headband of alluring charisma +2, silver unholy symbol of Baphomet worth 25 gp

7x cultist loot
Combat Gear wand of cure moderate wounds (8 charges),
wand of dispel magic (3 charges), wand of dismissal (2 charges), wand of shield of faith +3 (CL 6th, 6 charges);
Other Gear breastplate, +1 unholy glaive, amulet of natural
armor +3

in Hepzamirah's room:
Treasure: The tapestries depict Baphomet’s Abyssal
realm, the Ivory Labyrinth, something confirmed by a
successful DC 25 Knowledge (planes) check. There are four
tapestries in all; each is incredibly well made and worth
5,000 gp. The large chest is unlocked, and contains 45,527
sp, 16,979 gp, 410 pp, five matching topazes worth 650 gp
each, a potion of tongues, an oil of stone shape, three scrolls
of commune, the Fasciculus Labyrinthum, a scroll of true resurrection, a wand of restoration
(11 charges), and a decanter of endless water.
The crystal sitting on the desk is a Nahyndrian crystal
that’s only a few days away from being purified and ready
for shipment to the Midnight Fane.

LABYRINTHUM THING:
The rune of Baphomet emblazons this
slim, leather-bound volume. Taken from
a larger work, the Fasciculus Labyrinthum
details many of the rituals of Baphomet
worship. Included in its pages are details
of how to operate the imago lens and
incomplete instructions to constructing one. As long as the
book is carried (even if carried in an extradimensional space
like a bag of holding), it grants its carrier immunity to maze
spells and a +4 profane bonus on all saving throws against
insanity and confusion effects.

IMAGO LENS:
The imago lens appears as a 3-foot-diameter semitransparent
disc of amber gripped in the jaws of a metal demonic frame.
This device functions as a crystal ball with telepathy and true
seeing—a successful DC 24 Will save allows a creature to resist
being scried upon by the imago lens. Once per day, the imago
lens may instead be used to create a projected image of the
user, as the spell project image. The user may project this image
into any location she has observed before, either in person or
via scrying. Once the image is projected, the user can sense
the world around the image as if she were there, communicate
with nearby creatures, and even cast spells. The image cannot
move from its current location. Using this effect is not without
risk; if the image is dispelled, the user must succeed at a DC
25 Fortitude save or take 4d6 points of Constitution drain as
her body reels from the sudden disconnection and her soul is
warped and twisted by the lens’s powerful magic. The imago
lens is a chaotic evil artifact, and each time it is used, a nonchaotic-
evil user must also succeed at a DC 25 Will save to resist
having her alignment shift one step closer to chaotic evil.

NAHYNDRIAN CRYSTAL:
Normally, when a demon lord is slain
while its Abyssal resurrection ability has
already been used, its body joins the
countless others petrified into the walls
of the Rift of Repose. The demon lord
Nocticula discovered a method to bypass
this, however, and now any demon lord
slain by her is instead absorbed into her realm, creating an
island in her domain. The demon lord’s personality and themes
influence the nature of the newly formed isle, but little of its
physical form remains save for its ichor. This lifeblood fossilizes
deep within the island into Nahyndrian crystals.
The majority of Nahyndrian crystals are flawed, but the most
perfect of them retain the mythic power of their demonic source.
These Nahyndrian crystals have hardness 30 and 120 hit points,
and can be used in the creation of various powerful items.
Nahyndrian crystals feel cold to the touch, and contact
with one can be debilitating. When a creature touches a
Nahyndrian crystal, it takes 1d4 points of Wisdom drain as
flashes of horrific anguish flood the creature’s mind (Fortitude
DC 25 negates). A creature can only be affected in this way by
a Nahyndrian crystal once in a 24-hour period.
A creature that carries a Nahyndrian crystal on its person
(even if the crystal is carried in an extradimensional space,
such as a bag of holding) gains 2 negative levels; creatures
with both the chaotic and evil subtypes only gain 1 negative
level in this manner. These negative levels remain as long as
the crystal is carried and are removed as soon as the crystal
is abandoned. The negative levels from multiple Nahyndrian
crystals stack. These negative levels never result in actual level
loss, but they cannot be overcome in any way while the crystal
is possessed (including via restoration spells). A creature who
carries enough Nahyndrian crystals to gain enough negative
levels to equal or exceed its Hit Dice immediately dies—a
humanoid slain in this manner immediately rises as an
advanced bodak.
A Nahyndrian crystal cannot be teleported. Anyone
attempting to use a teleportation effect on a creature carrying
a Nahyndrian crystal (including the creature itself) must
attempt a DC 30 caster level check. If the caster fails the
check, the spell doesn’t work and is wasted; otherwise, the
spell works normally, but any Nahyndrian crystals carried by
the teleporter remain behind, dropping to the ground where
the teleporter was previously standing.

You also find a Nahyndrian Elixir, one that was secreted into the mines for whatever reason.

ELIXIR DEETS:
This thick, syrupy, deep purple elixir contains within it the
ability to infuse a drinker with a tiny fragment of a dead demon
lord’s mythic power. So potent is this elixir that it must be
stored in a magically reinforced cold iron flask capped with a
mixture of lead and demon ichor—the flask itself is essentially
a wondrous magic item that does nothing else and costs 8,000
gp to craft. Even then, the elixir’s essence fills a 10-foot-radius
area with unholy energies that sicken all living creatures (this
is a poison effect with no saving throw). If the flask is opened,
this radius expands to 30 feet. A thin sheet of lead, 1 inch of
common metal, or 1 foot of stone blocks this effect. Once the
flask is opened, the elixir must be imbibed within 1 minute;
re-capping the elixir at this point doesn’t reset or pause this
countdown. If the elixir has not been imbibed in that time, the
energy within explodes in a 30-foot-radius burst that deals
15d6 points of unholy damage (Will DC 25 half) to all creatures
in the area of effect, destroying the elixir.
If a creature drinks a Nahyndrian elixir, it must succeed at
a DC 25 Fortitude save or take 4d6 points of Constitution drain
(demons automatically succeed). If a non-mythic chaotic evil
creature succeeds, it undergoes mythic ascension—gaining
either the first tier in a mythic path or a mythic rank, at the
GM’s discretion. A chaotic evil creature that is already mythic
treats a Nahyndrian elixir as nectar of the gods (Pathfinder
RPG Mythic Adventures 155).
Nahyndrian elixirs have the same strange immunity to
teleportation effects as Nahyndrian crystals.

KESTOGLYR
you find this name inscribed on the armor
you can only presume it is his anme
Gear +4 full plate, +1 keen halberd, headband of alluring charisma +2, unholy symbol
of Baphomet
Louise: tbh we're probably at a high enough level that we can make his armor safe and not regenerate him
so I'll just put that in loot and we'll do that