Well, I usually try to stay far away from any Items that use divination to good effect, however, you did say that the map could be ambiguous.

Plus, the map could think that the PC's really need some patience (instead of the sword of death that they keep asking about) and send them to a really big library. This trick would allow a GM to easily avoid letting the players find anything anywhere. The Map could decide to change it's mind at any time for any reason.

All in all, I like it. And I give it a plus .5 for taking a stupid thing like Dora the Explorer, and making it into something cool like this. Go to Comment

This item is really good. A bit short I think, but really good.

Maybe go into a little as to why they got married at all, and anything else that would be interesting.

I would give it a 5, but it is a little short for a post deserving of a five, so I give it a 4.5. On the Edge of Greatness! Go to Comment

Yeah, I love this thing. Go to Comment

I can just see a lady at a party pulling out a longsword from that thing.

Obviously, this is not an Idea that should be voted highly. It is just a sort of neat thing to have.

I give you points off for tailoring it to a system. Go to Comment

What I really like about this plot is that not only is it fun, with good twists, and a very nice ironic streak, but it just says Good Ole Fashioned Roleplaying that brings out that sense of nostalgia.

I like it a lot Go to Comment