The magic deer teapot is a fascinating creation that combines the enchantment of a deer with the practicality of a teapot. It is said to possess mystical powers and bring good luck to those who possess it. The design of the magic deer teapot is unique and captivating. The body of the teapot is shaped like a deer, complete with antlers and delicate details that make it look almost lifelike. The handle and spout are cleverly integrated into the design, making it both functional and visually appealing. Legend has it that the magic deer teapot was crafted by a skilled artisan who imbued it with magical properties.
Legend has it that the magic deer teapot was crafted by a skilled artisan who imbued it with magical properties. It is believed that the teapot has the ability to grant wishes and bring fortune to its owner. Some even claim that drinking tea from the magic deer teapot can bring healing and tranquility.
Poedb amulet abilities
(5–10) % increased Experience Gain of Gems
(10–20) % increased Reservation Efficiency of Skills
+1 to Level of all Skill Gems
+(20–30) % to Quality of all Skill Gems
Socketed Projectile Spells fire 4 additional Projectiles
Socketed Projectile Spells fire Projectiles in a circle
Socketed Projectile Spells have 80 % less Skill Effect Duration
Socketed Projectile Spells deal 150 % more Damage with Hits
Socketed Projectile Spells have +4 seconds to Cooldown
(140–180) % increased Energy Shield
Adds (2–3) to (22–26) Physical Damage to Attacks
(100–150) % increased Armour
(20–30) % chance to inflict Corrosion on Hit with Attacks
(20–30) % chance to gain an Endurance Charge on Hitting an Enemy with no Armour
(20–30) % chance to gain a Frenzy Charge on Hitting an Enemy with no Evasion Rating
(-5000 to total Armour and -1000 to total Evasion Rating per Corrosion. Corrosion lasts 4 seconds and refreshes the duration of existing Corrosion)
Modifiers to Attributes instead apply to Omniscience
+ 1 % to all Elemental Resistances per 15 Omniscience
Attribute Requirements can be satisfied by (15–25) % of Omniscience
Penetrate 1 % Elemental Resistances per 15 Omniscience
(150–250) % increased Armour
+(20–25) % Chance to Block
-1 % Chance to Block Attack Damage for every 200 Fire Damage taken from Hits Recently
(10–20) % of Cold Damage taken as Fire Damage
(10–20) % of Lightning Damage taken as Fire Damage
(10–20) % of Physical Damage taken as Fire Damage
Scorch Enemies in Close Range when you Block
(Recently refers to the past 4 seconds)
(Scorched Enemies have -10% to Elemental Resistances)
(Close Range is up to 2 metres)
Removes all Energy Shield
Life that would be lost by taking Damage is instead Reserved
until you take no Damage to Life for 2 seconds
(20–30) % more Maximum Life
With at least 40 Strength in Radius, Combust is Disabled
With at least 40 Strength in Radius, Attacks Exerted by Infernal Cry deal (40–60) % more Damage with Ignite
+(80–100) to maximum Life
30 % increased Movement Speed
You gain 3 Grasping Vines when you take a Critical Strike
All Damage inflicts Poison against Enemies affected by at least 3 Grasping Vines
Nearby stationary Enemies gain a Grasping Vine every 0.5 seconds
You take (30–50) % reduced Extra Damage from Critical Strikes by Poisoned Enemies
(Up to 10 Vines can grasp you, inflicting 8% less Movement Speed per Vine. Broken by moving)
(Poison deals Chaos Damage over time, based on the base Physical and Chaos Damage of the Skill. Multiple instances of Poison stack)
(-80–-70) % to all Elemental Resistances
(-6–-4) % to all maximum Elemental Resistances
Elemental Resistances are capped by your highest Maximum Elemental Resistance instead
(Maximum Resistances cannot be raised above 90%)
(15–25) % increased Global Critical Strike Chance
+(20–40) % to Fire Resistance
+(20–40) % to Cold Resistance
(10–20) % increased Duration of Ailments on Enemies
Left Ring slot: Cover Enemies in Ash for 5 seconds when you Ignite them
Right Ring slot: Cover Enemies in Frost for 5 seconds when you Freeze them
(Ailments are Bleeding, Ignited, Scorched, Chilled, Frozen, Brittle, Shocked, Sapped, and Poisoned)
(Being Covered in Ash applies 20% less Movement Speed and 20% increased Fire Damage Taken)
(Being Covered in Frost applies 50% less Critical Strike Chance and 20% increased Cold Damage Taken)
(300–350) % increased Energy Shield
+(50–70) to maximum Mana
(10–20) % chance for Energy Shield Recharge to start when you Kill an Enemy
(30–40) % less Energy Shield Recharge Rate
Deal Triple Damage with Elemental Skills
(120–160) % increased Physical Damage
(16–20) % increased Attack Speed
Lose all Frenzy Charges on reaching Maximum Frenzy Charges to make the next Bow Attack you perform fire that many additional Arrows
+(30–50) % Global Critical Strike Multiplier while you have a Frenzy Charge
(20–40) % chance to gain a Frenzy Charge for each Enemy you hit with a Critical Strike
(300–350) % increased Energy Shield
+(50–70) to maximum Mana
(10–20) % chance for Energy Shield Recharge to start when you Kill an Enemy
(30–40) % less Energy Shield Recharge Rate
The magic deer teapot has become a highly sought-after collectible, with collectors from all over the world eagerly pursuing it. Its scarcity and the belief in its supernatural powers only add to its allure and value. Whether you believe in its magical properties or simply appreciate its unique design, the magic deer teapot is an object of intrigue and admiration. Owning one can add a touch of enchantment to your tea-drinking rituals, making every sip an experience to be savored and cherished..
Reviews for "The Art of Reading Tea Leaves: Deer Teapit Edition"
1. Jennifer - 1 star
I was really disappointed with the Magic Deer Teapit. The product looked nothing like the pictures online and seemed to be of very poor quality. The design was flimsy and the teapot didn't even pour properly. I tried contacting customer service for a refund but they were unresponsive. Overall, it was a waste of money and I would not recommend it to anyone.
2. Mike - 2 stars
I had high hopes for the Magic Deer Teapit but unfortunately, it fell short of my expectations. The teapot itself is quite small and doesn't hold much liquid, making it impractical for larger gatherings or even for personal use if you enjoy multiple cups of tea. Additionally, the lid didn't fit securely, leading to spills and messes. While the design is cute, I believe there are better options available in the market.
3. Sarah - 2 stars
The Magic Deer Teapit looked adorable in the pictures, but in reality, it was not as charming. The paint on the teapot started chipping off after just a few uses, and the handle felt flimsy and cheap. I also found it difficult to clean because of its intricate design. It's a shame because I really wanted to love it, but the overall quality and functionality were subpar. I wouldn't buy it again.