Rites of the Moon

[Spathi]

Does this..

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only decrease vitality by 5 during the day and increase vitality by 5 at night, or does it make u into a werewolf or something

riddle that is suppose to help you..

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Jakon Riddle's riddle.. maybe her tombstone

found next to..

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haaro's grave in graveyard. (Suppose to be a riddle but I just dug there. Unless the scroll is a riddle)

[Dr.Disaster]

This book is very dicey, think twice before using it!

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The character that uses Rites of the Moon will be strengthend when the moon is up and weakend when the sun is up. This means at night a Rites of the Moon user has +25 health and +10 poison resist while during daylight he has -25 health and -10 poison resist, all based on his original vitality stat of course!

[Spathi]

If there was/is a Toorum single character mode, then this would be useful as you could try to enter each dungeon/level at night.

[Ribkage]

I don't think 25 hp is impactful enough to matter. My knight has 439 hp without this and only 18 vitality. I just keep the thing in storage.

Though I guess doing a single character run anything extra will help.

[Saice]

It is vary ho hum imho.

Though you can game it once you have the watch by sleeping through the day.

[minmay]

You shouldn't need the timepiece for that. You get the message "[character name] feels strong." when night falls, and "[character name] feels weak." when the sun comes up again (and you could always just look at your vitality).

[Saice]

Yes but you can use the watch to check time so you dont get weak in the middle of a fight.