Item:Treason

Treason

Proficiency Class	Martial Weapon Proficiency
Accepts Sentience?	No
Damage and Type	1.80[1d6] + 5 Pierce, Magic
Critical threat range	17-20 / x2
Weapon Type	Short Sword / Piercing weapons
Race Absolutely Required	None
Minimum Level	14
Required Trait	None
Use Magical Device DC	No UMD needed
Handedness
Attack Mod	STR, DEX
Damage Mod	STR, DEX
Binding	Bound to Character on AcquireBound to Character on Acquire: This item is Bound to Character on Acquire
Durability	135
Made from	SteelSteel: Steel is the common metal used to make weapons and armor.
Hardness	18
Base Value	001280100012,801ppPlatinum Piece
Weight	2 lbs
Location	The Reaver's Fate, Raid Warded chest
Enchantments	+5 Enhancement Bonus+5 Enhancement Bonus: +5 enhancement bonus to attack and damage rolls. DeceptionDeception: This weapon is hard to focus upon and thus provides a +3 enhancement bonus to Bluff checks. In addition, Deception weapons have a small chance to envelop the target in darkness, making them vulnerable to sneak attacks for a short time. Sneak Attack Bonus +3Sneak Attack Bonus +3: Provides a +3 to attack bonus and a +5 to damage for any attack that would qualify as a Sneak Attack, even if the wielder is not a Rogue. TreasonTreason: This item reduces the threat generated by melee damage by 20%. Armor-Piercing - 10% Armor-Piercing - 10%: Passive: +10% Enhancement bonus to Fortification Bypass. (Fortification Bypass makes your attacks ignore a percentage of enemy Fortification.) Upgradeable Item (Stormreaver)Upgradeable Item (Stormreaver): This item could be upgraded if you found a Seal of the Stormreaver to combine it with. Bring this item to the Stormreaver Monument in Gianthold and combine it with a Seal of the Stormreaver to upgrade the item to a more powerful form. Sneak Attack Bonus +3Sneak Attack Bonus +3: Provides a +3 to attack bonus and a +5 to damage for any attack that would qualify as a Sneak Attack, even if the wielder is not a Rogue. → Sneak Attack Bonus +4Sneak Attack Bonus +4: Provides a +4 to attack bonus and a +6 to damage for any attack that would qualify as a Sneak Attack, even if the wielder is not a Rogue. Armor-Piercing - 10% Armor-Piercing - 10%: Passive: +10% Enhancement bonus to Fortification Bypass. (Fortification Bypass makes your attacks ignore a percentage of enemy Fortification.) → Armor-Piercing - 15% Armor-Piercing - 15%: Passive: +15% Enhancement bonus to Fortification Bypass. (Fortification Bypass makes your attacks ignore a percentage of enemy Fortification.) Mythic Weapon Boost +2 or +4Mythic Weapon Boost +2 or +4: +2 or +4 Mythic bonus to Melee, Ranged, and Universal Spell Power. (This is a rare enchantment that does not show up on all drops of this item.)
Upgradeable?	Stormreaver Monument
Description	This weapon was a trophy of the giants' last victory, taken from the fallen captain of the rebel elves. When the dragons intervened and obliterated the Lost Empire, Treason was lost in the ashes.
Tips	Upgraded version: Image New features under Update 12: Attack Mod and Damage Mod are both set to max of either dexterity bonus or strength bonus. 10% Armor-Piercing allows players to ignore 10% of a targets fortification. Example: Monster A has a fortification of 100%, on confirmed critical hits only On Crit type effects (Burst for instance) would go off and the base weapon damage would not be multiplied. With 10% Armor-Piercing, 10% of those confirmed critical hits would ignore the fortification and score a regular critical hit (with base weapon damage multiplied). Similar for Sneak Attack damage. From DDOcast Ask the Devs 9; Jerry: “Rogues get their subtle backstabbing enhancement, where level one gives you 10% hate reduction, level two is 20% and level three is 30% hate reduction. Treason, the named short sword form the Stormreaver has an ability which is 20% hate reduction. My question is a two-parter: 1. Does Treason stack with subtle backstabbing, so if I have two levels of subtle backstabbing and wielding Treason will I have a 40% hate reduction?” MadFloyd: Actually it does stack but you have something like a 36% hate reduction, so you would have 20% for the subtle backstabbing and you’d get 20% for treason, but they’re not purely additive so basically it’s sort of like 80% times 80% so you sort of get like 64% as a result. Jerry: Oh ok, so it would essentially stack on top of that other 20% MadFloyd: that’s correct. Jerry: Question 2 here: Does the treason effect affect weapons in your offhand – so wielding treason in my main hand and welding a +2 dagger in my offhand would my offhand gain the benefit of the treason’s 20% hate reduction? MadFloyd: Yes, it would because basically what that does is reduce threat generated by any melee damage, and that would include whatever your offhand is doing as well.