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Scourge of the Silver Marches D&D 3.5


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Pheonix Alugere said:
I was mainly intending to use it for stuff along the lines of in character arguments with loli's character about Jubilex and company.
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On the other hand, you're making the assumption that my character even WANTS to talk about it in the first place :/
 
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Ever seen Hoodwinked? XD
 
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Hey I just heard enemies and charged in their direction, battleragers aren't exactly known for subtlety or brilliant millitary tactics. Hence the just get as close as possible if I can't reach them.

Don't forget to add your miscellaneous equipment and magic item sometime Shrike.
 
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Yeah, its taking so long as a combination of my being in so many simultaneous RPs and the fact that 90% of my posts are from work, nowhere near my books and without even the ability to have two webpages open at once. Hey Tass, do you allow legacy weapons? I made one for Warlocks a while back for a different campaign, but I don't remember how much the starting ritual costs, I have the entire thing in a text file on my desktop, I think. Other than that, I'm probably just going to go for something generic.
 
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You want a bag of tricks! Pulling out random animals for the win!
 
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No no get either the bracers of lechery, or the shield of sparrow deflection.
 
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The gender change belt is always a classic, but yeah, gaunlets of ogre stench are good, too.
 
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Better Idea:

-2 Sword, Cursed

This longsword performs well against targets in practice, but when used against an opponent in combat, it causes its wielder to take a -2 penalty on attack rolls.

All damage dealt is also reduced by 2 points, but never below a minimum of 1 point of damage on any successful hit. After one week in a character’s possession, the sword always forces that character to employ it rather than another weapon. The sword’s owner automatically draws it and fights with it even when she meant to draw or ready some other weapon. The sword can be gotten rid of only by means of limited wish, wish, or miracle.
 
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Well I would have said the beer of annihilation, but that's probably not a good thing to have around my character.
 
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I was tempted to ask if I could have an item with several curses on it. Wouldn't you like a ring that switched your gender, turned you blue, and made you a half inch shorter whenever you wore it?
 
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Reminds me of my favourite custom item of all time, the dreaded Wand of What-the-Fuck, named after the most common response after using it. :) I had one once.
 
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Sounds like a rod of wonder with all bad effects....
 
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Rod of wonder are fun, especially if you can opt for a bad effect.
 
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Not necessarily bad, just all confusing. A lot of it was Douglas Adams references, which were great. I loved it so much, and it was an artifact, we could add charges to it by giving up spell levels, so it lasted me the entire campaign :)
 
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Did you love it enough to try it as a dildo?

*imagines it going off as you do, casting magic mouth on whatever it was pointed at*
 
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What if it shout forth a stream of butterflies when you were doing that...
 
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Give a new meaning to "butterflies in my stomach"
 
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I refuse to dignify that question with a response, on the grounds that the answer may incriminate me further.

Also, no, I hadn't thought of that XD
 
Re: Scourge of the Silver Marches D&D 3.5

Incriminate you? But... we accused you of nothing. Now you're making yourself seem guilty of something...
 
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