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Decahedron: Sustain user without water (AD&D, Netheril: Encyclopedia Arcana).

Dark red cube: as medallion of thoughts (3E, Lords of Darkness).

Dark purple triangle: as ring of wizardry III (3E, Lords of Darkness).

Dark purple pyramid: as ring of wizardry IV (3E, Lords of Darkness).

Dark orange dodecahedron: Spell resistance 21 (3E, Lords of Darkness).

Dark green ellipsoid: +5 luck bonus to AC (3E, Lords of Darkness).

Dark blue rhomboid: Alertness (as the feat) (3E, DMG).

Dark blue rhomboid: “of True Sight” darkvision, +6 to Perception and Insight, 1/day see invisible (4E PHB).

Cylinder: +1 to saving throws vs acid (AD&D, Netheril: Encyclopedia Arcana).

Cube: +1 to Dexterity (AD&D, Netheril: Encyclopedia Arcana).

Crimson sphere: +2 enhancement bonus to Intelligence, stacks up to +6 (Pathfinder, Rise of the Runelords #6: Spires of Xin-Shalast).

Copper rectangle: Allows user to read magic at will (AD&D, Dragon magazine #174/Encyclopedia Magica Vol.

Clear teardrop: Use detect undead at will (Ghostwalk Campaign Setting).

Clear spindle: Sustains creature without food or water (3E, DMG).

Clear sphere: Grants 5% magic resistance (AD&D, Dragon magazine #174/Encyclopedia Magica Vol.

Clear prism: Store 2d6 spell levels (AD&D, Encyclopedia Magica Vol.

Clear pink sphere: “Spirit storage” if user is killed in combat, his spirit is transferred to the ioun stone and can be restored with a restoration spell (AD&D, Dragon magazine #174/Encyclopedia Magica Vol.

Clear interconnected spheres: User becomes insubstantial unique ioun stone (AD&D, Dragon magazine #174).

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Clear crystal: “of Adaption” Sustains creature without food or water, resist environmental temperatures, stop ongoing damage (4E, Manual of the Planes).

II), as cloak of etherealness (3E, Lords of Darkness)

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Cerulean blue rhomboid: Bestows free action on user, as per the magical ring (AD&D, Dragon magazine #174/Encyclopedia Magica Vol.Cephaloid: Obscure alignment within 20 feet (AD&D, Netheril: Encyclopedia Arcana).Brown sphere: Discerns the direction of north (3E, Kobold Quarterly #6).of possessions can assume gaseous form for one hour, 2d10 charges (AD&D, Dragon magazine #174/Encyclopedia Magica Vol. Brilliant green bipyramidal: Infuses target with energy, dealing damage and heating metal unique ioun stone (AD&D, Dragon magazine #174).Bright white rectangle: +1 to saves vs acid (AD&D, Dragon magazine #174/Encyclopedia Magica Vol.II), as cloak of etherealness, double duration (3E, Lords of Darkness) of possessions can go ethereal for one hour, 2d10 charges (AD&D, Dragon magazine #174/Encyclopedia Magica Vol. Bright silver cylinder: User and 200lbs.Brass lozenge: Gain 2d4+2 HP once per day on command, 2d10 charges (AD&D, Dragon magazine #174/Encyclopedia Magica Vol.Blue green spindle: Bestows airy water in a 10’ radius sphere at will (AD&D, Dragon magazine #174/Encyclopedia Magica Vol.Blood red orthorhomboid: Transmutes 10ft of minerals into energy unique ioun stone (AD&D, Dragon magazine #174).Black star: Absorbs 62HP of fire damage (AD&D, Dragon Annual #2).Black spindle: Darkvision and see through mist (3E, Kobold Quarterly #6).Black pyritohedron: Energy drain from creature or magic item unique ioun stone (AD&D, Dragon magazine #174).

Black and white ellipsoid: Provides mind blank effect against scrying (3E, Dragon magazine #319).Balian’s yellow: +1 to a random ability score each day (AD&D, Encyclopedia Magica Vol.Any: “Singing Ioun Stone”, disguised as any other ioun stone, cursed to fill user’s mind with music and disrupt concentration (4E, Dragon Magazine #311).Anhedral: +1 to AC, as bless spell (AD&D, Netheril: Encyclopedia Arcana).Amber spindle: +1 resistance bonus on all saving throws, stacks up to +5 (Pathfinder, Rise of the Runelords #6: Spires of Xin-Shalast).Amber sphere: “of Divine Knowledge” Acts as holy symbol, grants insight into an opponent, grants bonus to Insight, Religion and Intelligence checks (4E, Adventurer’s Vault 2).

With a little work you should be able to make reasonable conversions for whichever edition of the game you choose to play. There are a whopping 154 stones on this list, including sixteen of my own invention and the rest from canon D&D sources. I’ve compiled a list of every ioun stone I can find, dating from AD&D right up to the 4th edition Adventurer’s Vault. Of particular interest is an article in Dragon magazine #174 which describes the ioun stones’ origin on the positive energy plane, and Larloch’s entry in Lords of Darkness defining several new stones. In researching an article for Kobold Quarterly #6 I discovered that there are a lot more ioun stones in D&D history than the sixteen appearing in the third edition Dungeon Master’s Guide or the single lonely example in D&D 4th edition’s list.