This is an idea that has been around, but you gave it a good backstory. I'd like to see more of these, because all the other times I've seen this idea it has only been the 4 basic elements. Go to Comment
The Candles of God Society/ Organizations (Criminal/Espionage)
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Yeah, I know I had atrocious spelling at some points in there. I was giving it a good 24 hours before I went through it again. I didn't thik of the paragraph returns though, thanks. Go to Comment
To quote my English teacher. WOULD HAVE! WOULD HAVE! The would of comes from would've. Bad Moon, proclaiming my grammer bad when you use bad grammer youself. ;) Go to Comment
Good, one thing I'd like to add though is that accidents/natural events can make just as good traps as anything else. And, if the dungeon hasn't been used by anything sentient for ages, then it's almost more likely to have these than an untriggered single-use trap. Methane leaking up though chinks in the walls/floor, a item that is magically electrical falling in a puddle, would both cause a very big boom if the PCs walk in there holding tourches. If it is known that magic enchantments will fade away over he years have a sourceror cast a "half-faded" illusion of a pit over the pit, and under that one have a good illusion of a solid floor. The more ingenious you are, the more realistic the trap becomes, the more the PCs will hate your deviousness, the more they'll understand why not every two-bit punk in the world isn't crawling around these dungeons themselves. Go to Comment
Yeah, I wouldn't mind see a writeup of the Ettercap. Just as long as it isn't straight outta the MM. If I remember they didn't go into to much depth on them. Go to Comment
That being siad, maybe, if you are exiled from the order, due to some trangression or another, your book would be burned. The hours you spent scribing the thing wold've been wasted as you watch the well oiled parchment burn. Go to Comment
Yeah, this is basicly a single player (maybe) or an NPC institution. And beyond that 10 years is a good chunk of an advnturer's life. But the death rate isn't all that high if you compare it to the survival rate of adventurers also. Killed by traps, locked up in dungeons never to see the light of day, ect. Go to Comment
Yeah, I like this item too. It is nice and not world shattering when theres only one or two of them. 4/5 for coolness.
I kinda like the fact that it stops giving water after about three days worth of water. It is a welcome refreshment from al the cups of unending water.
One question, would one be able to tell this apart from a normal pearl, and if not then wouldn't all pearl be, if not venerated, at least respected by the clergy? Go to Comment
I'm American, and do a lot of camping. To 'survive' you need about 2 liters, a gallon has a bit less than 4. In temperate climate you could last about a week off of one of these. However, if you are traveling more than 10 mi(16 km) a day you're going to need more than 2 liters. Thats just from experiance though, I know people who can get by on 3/4 of that, and others that need twice that to keep going. Go to Comment
Good idea, One question though. You said that the owner can see the illusions, but also that to see illusions you needed to know and understand what this tray is/does. Does that mean that the owner needs to know this also or not?
Good solid idea. And speaking of Africa, there is a place in said continent that the shore is covered in diamonds. Needless to say the gov't/private industries have limited access to this beach to keep diamonds in a relative scarctiy so that they don't devalue. (It's not really COVERED but has a large amount and I'm sure you got the idea) Go to Comment
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