Personally, I love music in a game (especially as a GM). I feel it relaxes me and it helps to ease the pressuse that sometimes arises. Most important of all... when your busy trying to work something out the players will listen to it instead of talking to each other and then arguing (at least my players to) and distracting you. We dont use music much but when we do its a much better experience.
Some of my favorites are:
Blue Oyster Cult -Dancing in the Ruins
Blue Oyster Cult -Astrology
Blue Oyster Cult -Ballroom Blitz (for a barfight)
a few other b.o.c. songs
some Anthrax
Aerosmith -Kings and Queens
and Enya works well
Heh... I was just reminded of the time all we had to listen to was Adam Sandler. To say the least, we had to turn it off. Go to Comment
Interesting. I never thought a mushroom could have so many uses. I like it and might use it just as something to serve up in Inns and Taverns. But, what type of materials are applied to Luzeroint to make it glow different colors? Go to Comment
The Banjolele is a mix of Banjo (the body) and Ukelele (the fretted neck) with 4 to 5 strings. Some Halfling musicians have been known to decorate them with small noise-making rattles, bells, and miniature cymbals for extra noise. Listeners liken the sound to capturing the worst qualities of the Banjo and Ukelele. Go to Comment
Very good, I don't usually look at the plot section of this site but I'm glad I gave this a look. There is no way I can pass up a chance to use this. Go to Comment
Ok, thanks. I touched it up a bit and it should be good to go. Sorry about the reanimator referance, I've never done anything like that in one of my posts before and decided to try it. Anyway, thanks for the feedback. Go to Comment
Individually I wasn't very interested in these items but put together like this I really like them and would love to hear more about anything Ankorrillian. Bravo. Go to Comment
I like the idea of a weapon imbued with the spirit of a shark. Might be interesting if my players went against some kind of shark spirt barbarian that fights like a shark. Circling and charging, maybe biting one of them. Go to Comment
It could really be nasty to get cut with a notched blade like this but I wouldn't give it more damage, just make it harder to heal the wound. It's an ok idea, nothing too unique though. Go to Comment
I like these. The iconic flying monkey image with a suitable backstory and potential evolution. GarGronds sound pretty damn scary, but their name is deceptively non-threatening. Go to Comment
Update: Added Railus as a contributor. He was the original inventor of the trap, I posted this in a trap list in the forum and it got converted to a normal submission, hence the shortness. Just giving credit where credit is due, I'm glad you've all enjoyed it. It was fun to encounter (especially the second time, when we didn't blow up). Go to Comment
I only read this because I thought the name looked a lot like "Charlton Heston" but was pleasantly surprised by what I found inside. Mulling it over, the name is indeed nice, but the writing is even more delicious with its bits of flavorful trim. I really love the Oath, the way it is worded is enough to strike fear into the hearts of the most stalwart PCs. Great job! Go to Comment
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Some of my favorites are:
Blue Oyster Cult -Dancing in the Ruins
Blue Oyster Cult -Astrology
Blue Oyster Cult -Ballroom Blitz (for a barfight)
a few other b.o.c. songs
some Anthrax
Aerosmith -Kings and Queens
and Enya works well
Heh... I was just reminded of the time all we had to listen to was Adam Sandler. To say the least, we had to turn it off. Go to Comment