Magic Tree House: High Tide in Hawaii is the twenty-eighth book in the Magic Tree House series written by Mary Pope Osborne. The book follows the adventure of Jack and Annie as they travel back in time to the shores of ancient Hawaii. The main idea of the story is how Jack and Annie must navigate through the challenges of a high tide and save a stranded dolphins. Throughout their journey, they learn about the culture and history of Hawaii and use their problem-solving skills to overcome obstacles. The book is filled with excitement and suspense as the siblings embark on their mission. With the help of their magic tree house, they are transported to a different time and place, expanding their knowledge and understanding of the world.
The Orb has 180,000 / 270,000 HP and no defense or DR, and is unable to damage the player in any way. Upon death, it will drop 7 hearts (which equates to 140 HP), and a new monster will immediately spawn. However, if the Orb is killed very shortly after spawning (while it is still fading in from invisibility), it will drop little to no hearts.
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With the help of their magic tree house, they are transported to a different time and place, expanding their knowledge and understanding of the world. Overall, Magic Tree House: High Tide in Hawaii is an engaging and educational read that combines history, adventure, and fantasy in a captivating way..
Resistance (enchantment)
Effect: Passive: +X Resistance bonus to Fortitude, Reflex, and Will saving throws. Up to +6 is available on heroic random loot.
In addition to the universal Resistance bonuses to saves (which can also be found as the Staunch item property), specialized item enchantments exist that affect only a subset of saving throws:
- Individual Fortitude, Reflex and Will save (Stalwart, Agile and Disciplined prefixes respectively) - provide Resistance bonuses that:
- Do not stack with general Resistance bonuses to all saves
- Do stack with general Resistance bonuses to Fortitude, Reflex, Will or all saves
- Do stack with general Resistance bonuses to Fortitude, Reflex, Will or all saves ONLY IF the effect comes from a spell (of any school of magic)
- Do not stack with Resistance bonuses to saves against individual schools of magic
- Do stack with general Resistance bonuses to Fortitude, Reflex, Will or all saves
- Do stack with Resistance bonuses to Spell Saves ONLY IF the effect comes from a spell (of any school of magic)
- Do stack with with Resistance bonuses to saves against individual schools of magic ONLY IF the effect comes from a spell of that school (e.g. Necromancy for the Contagion spell)
Disease and Poison Ward [ edit ]
In addition to the above, ward items also protect the wearer from exposure to all natural forms of the hazard, and provide a resistance bonus to magical/supernatural varieties. Wards on randomly generated loot (from quests) come in 2 forms: "Resilient" (vs. Disease), or "Robust" (vs. Poisons).
Effect: Grants its wearer immunity to natural (poisons/diseases). This item grants +(#) Enhancement bonus to saving throws against magical (poisons/diseases), and the wearer does not fail saving throws against them on a roll of a natural 1 (this renders the wearer immune to a magical (poison/disease) with a DC of less than (#+1) + their Fortitude save).
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- Headgear suffixes
- Necklace suffixes
- Ring suffixes
While holding the enchanted weapon, the player is afflicted with the Weak Brimstone Flames debuff, which causes the player to lose 3.5 health per second and have no natural life regeneration.
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Reviews for "Journeying back in Time with High Tide in Hawaii"
1. Emily - 2 stars
I was really disappointed with "Magic Tree House High Tide in Hawaii". The storyline felt very rushed and lacked depth. The characters, Jack and Annie, didn't have much development and their actions didn't always make sense. Additionally, the writing style was simple and didn't engage me as a reader. I expected a more captivating adventure, but instead, I felt like I was just going through the motions. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this book to others, as it didn't meet my expectations.
2. Mark - 1 star
"Magic Tree House High Tide in Hawaii" was a complete letdown for me. The plot was predictable and uninteresting. There was no sense of suspense or excitement throughout the story. Even the setting, Hawaii, wasn't explored in a way that made it come alive. The writing felt dull and lacked any sort of charm or magic. I had heard great things about the Magic Tree House series, but this particular book did not live up to the hype. I wouldn't recommend wasting your time on this one.
3. Sarah - 2 stars
I found "Magic Tree House High Tide in Hawaii" to be quite underwhelming. The adventure felt rushed and there wasn't much depth to the story or the characters. I also had a hard time connecting with Jack and Annie and found their dialogue to be quite simplistic. The language used throughout the book was also too basic, making it hard to stay engaged as a reader. I expected more from the Magic Tree House series and feel that this particular installment fell short. I would recommend exploring other books in the series instead.
Embarking on a Tropical Adventure: High Tide in Hawaii