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[edit] Glass

Glass is used to make weapons. The Glass can be either emerald green, sapphire blue, or ruby red in color and weighs 75% as much as steel. The Glass is made and magically treated so that it is nearly as strong as steel, even sharper.

Weapons: Weapons made from Glass are magically sharpened so that it has a +1 Damage bonus (does not stack with anything that Masterwork wouldn't). Glass weapons can be made of masterwork quality but only cost half as much (+150gp instead of +300) because the glass is already of high quality. When a glass weapon is broken, it shatters and sends small glass fragments and shards everywhere. There are these shards have a 50% chance of hitting and deal 1d4 damage.

Ammunition: Ammo made from Glass deal +1 damage and still cost half as much to make masterwork (+4 instead of +7 per Arrow or Bolt), but do not deal any damage when broken.

Armor: Armor made of Glass same AC Bonus and has armor check penalty lessened by 1, also it weighs 3/4 as much as normal. Also, Glass is highly reflective and can be used to relfect light. You can use a shield (or Armor) to reflect bright light (such as from a Daylight spell) into the eyes of someone; you make a ranged touch attack at a -2 (-4 if using Armor) penalty which requires a Fort Save DC 13, if they fail they are Dazzled (-1 on Attack penalties). Also, Glass armor (or shields) can be made of masterwork quality but only costing half as much (+75 instead of +150).

Glass has 15 hit points per inch of thickness and hardness of 10.

Type of Glass Item	Item Cost Modifier
Ammunition	+7 gp
Light weapon	+600 gp
One-handed weapon, or one head of a double weapon	+800 gp
Two-handed weapon, or both heads of a double weapon	+1000 gp
Light Armor	+600 gp
Medium Armor	+700 gp
Heavy Armor	+800 gp
Shields	+300 gp

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