Thanks valadaar post away. Go to Comment

1- GROM. Heavy, and positivly lethal. This greathammer can with one well placed and powerful strike, snuff out your opponents life with a force equal to the rage felt by the one wielding it.

2- The Zealots Nut. A small hammer made to be quick and accurate. Its head has a nutlike shape. (With a religeous symbol of the GM´s choosing engraved/embossed)

3- Silverthrash. With a head made of pure silver, this hammer will make sure that your foes rest is eternal. A must for all adventurers taking it up with the undead.

4- "For trade use only" The good all round general purpose hammer favoured by blacksmiths in order to carry out their trade. Pretty effective when used against your average foe stood yonder.

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I wouldn't mind if people added a few of their own here, this is my first scroll so please go easy. Go to Comment

Thanks for the added scroll, and for the suggestions. Go to Comment

Thanks for the support, please do. Go to Comment

Today, my best sub so far turns 3.

Very odd feeling, knowing that I wrote this almost 3 years ago, it still feels like yesterday.

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Well, it was meant to be a scroll. And we as a community managed to reach 30.

I was younger and new to the citadel at the time, yet I still deem this to be a good effort at the time on my part. Go to Comment

Thanks, *hugs barbarian*.

And who may i thank for that comment?... Go to Comment

Thanks for the comment on The Rot weapons. Go to Comment

I have to agree with manfred, i do believe it's the crusader type weapons are the greatest.

Me heh heh...

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The Hammers of Rot

A great hit with champions of the undead and the not-quite-so-living. The hammers of Rot are an interesting weapon to wield and positively deadly to face. A hit from one of these weapons will transform the struck area into dead flesh or will strip it of its flesh depending on how injured the opponent is. The more damage an opponent takes the more he prematurely decomposes. These weapons are mainly found in the arsenals of undead champions, or are perhaps held by a necromancer who prefers to fight instead of wasting time and energy summoning the dead. It isn't that rarely that one can also be found in the possesion of a military commander or officer as well as with the undead.

As with every weapon of this sort however there is a downside, which in this case just happens to be that the more the wielder uses the weapon the more he gradually begins to look like a cadaver, and in time, perhaps over a period of years he becomes indistinguishable form a real cadaver.

Today very few of these weapons remain most having been found by paladins and other holy and righteous orders and destroyed. But they will come back to the surface every now and then, occasionally in the hands of the demented and oft insane. Go to Comment

Yay i now have my own ebil weapon!!! Go to Comment

Thanks i just wasn't sure thats all. Go to Comment

Thank you both for your invaluable advice, do either of you mind if i use the "hammer of the betrayer", and possibly the cult idea?

Brilliant plot hook as well, do you mind if i add it to my sub. Go to Comment

Close, it is ever so slightly moddeled on Judas, this idea sprung out of a slightly tipsy adventuring night sat there GM'ing, we all had a bit of a laugh and Mark took me aside and suggested a new idea for that website im always going on about to him. Go to Comment

As far as using him as a figure is concerned i'm not so sure because he is supposed to be a more of a historical figure.

But i'm sure as always that there is a way he can be used. Go to Comment

Sorry, i don't understand what you're trying to say there. Go to Comment

Thanmks for the comment, in that case do you wish fro me to take him out of the villians quest? Go to Comment

Updated: Spellcheck complete, i can't seem to be able to take it off the villians quest. Go to Comment

The tattoo is in case they have an imposter, detective to get inside their circle etc. Go to Comment