Energy of Planar Shades - l#ciren.itm

"Equipped Abilities:
– 3% chance to apply Breach on target upon a successful hit
– 5% chance to cause an additional 4 magic damage upon a successful hit
– When the target is killed with this item, the wielder of the Energy gains +1 Casting Speed and +1 Casting Level for 2 rounds
Equipped Abilities:
– Casting Speed: +1
– Casting Level: +1
– Can memorize 2 additional 1st-level arcane spells"

Equipped abilities block is repeated. The first block should be combat abilities. The consensus in BG descriptions though is to have the equipped abilities first, and then combat abilities (and then charge abilities if they also exist -- see Staff of Magi for an example).

l#frgb0.itm (The Raccoon), l#zsod3 (Dragonsbane Shield +1) , l#zsod6 (Ring of the Blood Arcana), l#zsod7 (Tome of Arc-Akasha), l#zsod8 (Scepter of Arc-Akasha), l#zsod9 (Chinon's Spellblade), l#bhahe (Skull of Murder), l#bhasy (Symbol of Bhaal) also have inverted order, charge abilities normally come after equipped abilities and combat abilities.

l#frgx0 (Crossfate) has an extra whitespace between 1d8 and 2

l#gnowa.itm (Wand of Hold Undead) has the full description of the vanilla spell pasted after it. Normally charge abilities have a line under (if anything, sometimes they just have nothing) saying something like "Special: Hold 1d4 undead creatures rigidly immobile for 1 turn if a Save vs. Spell is failed". l#basr3.itm (Shell of Ranger's Shot) also does this.

Also I've seen a common issue in a few like l#rni3 (Halberd of the Proudblood +2) and l#rni5 (Crimson Realm +2), where the main damage isn't separated from the extra damage. For example:

Your version:

"Damage: 1d6+3 (crushing) +1 Fire Damage"

The usual way it's done:

Damage: 1d6+3, +1 Fire Damage
Damage type: Crushing


l#zsod1 (Lost Legacy):

"Damage type: crushing" <-- Damage type should be capitalized

z#sod5 has the following in the description:

"Combat abilities:
– Maximum Hit Points: -10
– Each hit deals 1 additional magic damage and transfers it to the wielder
– Each hit confuses the target for 2 rounds (Save vs. Spells at +3 to avoid)"

I thought it meant that when hitting targets their maximum HP is reduced, but it's the user. In that case, it should probably be put in an Equipped abilities block above this one.