Blood ancient sceptre (beta)

Blood ancient sceptre (beta) is a temporary piece of content found only in unrestricted worlds.

The contents of this page refer to a piece of content only available on temporary unrestricted worlds as a means to test it before release. Its design is subject to change, and the graphics are used as a placeholder.

Blood ancient sceptre
Released							12 April 2023 (Update)
Members							Yes
Quest item							No
Properties
Tradeable							No
Equipable							Yes
Stackable							No
Noteable							No
Options							Wield, Drop
Examine							A very old and powerful stick, enhanced with the power of blood magic.
Values
Value							211,000 coins
Alchemy							Not alchemisable
Weight							2.267 kg
Advanced data
Item ID							beta25489

The blood ancient sceptre is a sceptre requiring 75 Magic, 60 Strength, and 50 Attack to wear. Like its predecessor, the ancient sceptre, it will increase the effects of Ancient Magicks by 10%, with the added effect of being able to overheal up to 10% over the user's base Hitpoints.

It is available to use on a beta world as part of the DT2 Rewards Beta after having passed the relevant consultation poll, where players can playtest it in various content before a second poll is brought forward to ask players whether they'd like it to be implemented in the live game as a reward from completing the quest Desert Treasure II - The Fallen Empire.

Combat stats

Attack bonuses
+20	-1	+50	+20	+0
Defence bonuses
+2	+3	+1	+15	+0
Other bonuses				Slot
+60	+0	+5%	-1	List

Combat style		Attack type	Weapon style	Attack speed	Range	Experience	Level boost
	Bash	Crush	Accurate	4 ticks (2.4s)	1 tile		+3 Attack
	Pound	Crush	Aggressive				+3 Strength
	Focus	Crush	Defensive				+3 Defence
	Spell	Magic	Defensive Autocast	5 ticks (3.0s)	10 tiles		None
	Spell	Magic	Autocast				None

Autocasting options

Changes

Date	Changes
[[{{#explode:14 June 2023| |0}} {{#explode:14 June 2023| |1}}]] [[{{#explode:14 June 2023| |2}}]] (update)	The 35% blood spell effect buff has been replaced with the current effect.