Sleep arrows

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Paper doll from Ultima VII Serpent Isle of a woman, clad mostly with plate, holding a bow in one hand and an arrow with a blue glow in the other.
Sleep arrows

Sleep arrows are special purple-shafted arrows made by the ranger Tseramed in Ultima VII.

Description[edit]

Besides a modest increase in damage, the tip is made from the stingers of giant bees, giving the arrow the ability to put the target to sleep. Despite this useful effect, however, they were rare, as Tseramed was the only practitioner of their crafting. He gave the Avatar an initial supply upon joining the party in Ultima VII.

Variants[edit]

Tseramed Arrows[edit]

In Ultima VII, sleep arrows are only made by Tseramed, and are hardly ever found anywhere else.

To get Tseramed to make more, the Avatar must fulfill two conditions first:

  • The Avatar had to converse with Tseramed while a living giant bee was nearby, causing him to comment on the insect.
  • No member of the party could currently possess any of these arrows in their inventory.

The Avatar could then question him regarding bees and arrows; upon agreeing to assist, Tseramed would craft one arrow for each bee stinger carried by the party.

Effectiveness[edit]

Tseramed's arrows add +1 to the weapon's basic points of damage.

King's Savior Sleep Arrows[edit]

In Ultima VII Part Two, sleep arrows are created by applying king's savior to any plain arrows. This will create an arrow that is capable of putting any creature to sleep, and was specifically required to render the invulnerable warlord Draygan susceptible to mortal damage.

Effectiveness[edit]

Sleep arrows in Serpent Isle also have +1 damage, but that is negated since they are designed not to deal any damage. They are also designed always to hit.

Trivia[edit]

  • The arrows made by Tseramed only appear in Ultima VII.

See Also[edit]


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