Well what else do we know about are guy here.
Why did he become a pirate? Is his ship crewed with other mutated people and outcasts? Does he have a special weapon? what are his combat tactics? Does he have a favorite food? Go to Comment

They could or they could be disguised be more mundane means, such as shrouded in cloaks. Or they could even pass as fancy toys for noble children in automaton form. Go to Comment

Updated: I didn't catch it before but two paragraphs weren't transfered over from the original file on my comp. Go to Comment

Scrasmax: First there they don't require and magic after creation. and second if the minor magic in them is dispelled then there is usually a manual way to but them back into sword form until the magic can be re-instated. Go to Comment

I also could not help but think of good old Jack.
I can use this right away. just last week I fudged stats on an pirate captain and this is a great reason and possibly an adventure hook for my PCs.
thank you. Go to Comment

wow, I have to admire the true evilness of this creature, though I don't think even I am mean enough to throw that at one of my groups. Although I still think that I might use it as a rumor that my PCs hear about. Go to Comment

Great Idea man. But I agree with EchoMirage, where does the magic coin in the bottom of the purse come from? And I love the history of people that use it. Go to Comment