Chain Mail Armor: Only provides protection if the user sends additional suits to five of their friendsand then they do the same...and so onand so:) Go to Comment
Sir Tified, he who makes sure everything is "just so" and legal.
Sir Tain, he who is never wrong
Sir FFe, he is always at the ocean side
Sir Urch, he is who is always questing for something, no matter how trivial.
Sir Lee, he who is always angry or grumpy
And an item
The Great Sword
This average sized sword is magically glamoured to make everyone think it is a wonderful weapon, the best ever. The weapon itself is merely medicore. Go to Comment
Ring of Spell Turning.
Once activated, presumably the wearer is about to be hit with some awful spell, a voice comes from the ring saying "Turning, t u r n i n g. Turning."
This could have useful applications, as a "Radar detector for incomming magic"
And if you don't get the joke, Spell the word Turning. T-U-R-N-I-N-G. Tee, Yoo, Arr, Enn, Eye, Enn, Jee. Think spelling bee. Understand now? Go to Comment
The ring is a normal ring with a small bell like mark on the outer band. When a bell rings out in the area, the ring will vibrate. (This is great for deaf monastic/ scholarly types who need to hear bells to get to prayer/ class).
The ring will also vibrate when it is within a short distance of a bell, even if the bell is "at rest".
Either way, The ring will continue to vibrate until touched with a copper piece.
To be honest with you, I have the same complaint (and thus the same less than stellar vote) about this one. While they can be inspirational and adapted, it wasn't that much useful information. (suggested that Kuseru Satsujin do all of these as one big article... but we have a bunch of little ones). Go to Comment
This is an interesting listing. It shows the way other militaries were organized in history. You may never use it directly, but it is food for thought for your world. Go to Comment
Guild Ranks Systems (Societal/ Cultural)
(General)
I feel like I have a rubber stamp for all of these. This most GM's might actually use, but it is pretty common information. So I am a bit torn. Still useful to keep one focused on things. Go to Comment
A fairly straight forward set. Unless you are into the historicals, you will never use this one directly. However, it does serve as an example and inspiration for social ranking system. Go to Comment
It is hard to measure this one. My normal, will a google search give me this same information or more, was hard to judge as many of the sites came up in Arabic. This may be spot on or it may be seriously lacking. I don't know. I will need to so some more research or find some better sources.
It does however, provide some food for thought. Go to Comment
An intersting set. It would be nice to learn more about our historical assassins. That additional information would make this ranking more useful to us. However, this is what it is.
Now how will you use it in a game? That is the kicker for me. It is mostly for color or some measure of skill/ level.
Thus something really interesting is dragged down by lack of utility in most cases. Go to Comment
Items (Other) (Magical)