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NWScript:

//Cursed Item OnHeartbeat Script
//Author: bravesfan
//This will make a cursed item unable to be unequipped until it is removed
//via scripting. The PC must equip the items before this script takes effect.
//
//Setup:
//In order for this to work correctly, you will need 2 items, one that is the
//"bait" item that does not have the cursed properties, and one that is the
//actual "cursed" item. Remember, the PC has to equip it, so make the bait item
//worth equipping.
//
//Comments or questions can be emailed to tmsaunde@tampabay.rr.com
void main()
{
    object armor = GetObjectByTag("CursedArmor");
    object oPC = GetLocalObject(armor, "CursedTo");
    if (GetIsObjectValid(oPC))
    {
        //this returns the item to the player if the drop or unequip it
        object check = GetItemInSlot(INVENTORY_SLOT_CHEST);
        if(check != armor)
        {
            DestroyObject(armor);
            armor = CreateItemOnObject("cursedarmorofneg", oPC, 1);
            AssignCommand(oPC, ActionEquipItem(armor, INVENTORY_SLOT_CHEST));
            SetLocalObject(armor, "CursedTo", oPC);
            SetIdentified(armor, TRUE);
        }
        else
        {
        //this watches for the initial equiping of the item by the PC
        object oArmorBait = GetObjectByTag("CursedArmorBait");
        oPC = GetItemPossessor(oArmorBait);
        if(GetIsObjectValid(oPC))
        {
            object checkC = GetItemInSlot(INVENTORY_SLOT_CHEST);
            if(checkC == oArmorBait)
            {
                object newarmor = CreateItemOnObject("cursedarmorofneg", oPC, 1);
                SendMessageToPC(oPC, "Armor: " + GetName(newarmor));
                AssignCommand(oPC, ActionEquipItem(newarmor, INVENTORY_SLOT_CHEST));
                SetLocalObject(newarmor, "CursedTo", oPC);
                SetIdentified(newarmor, TRUE);
                DestroyObject(oArmorBait);
            }
        }
    }
}

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