Needs a background and a description. The magical effects are good. 2/5

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As Manfred said, it needs to be activated. However, once activated, can it be unactivated short of resheathing it? A good item with a significant limitation. I like it.

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I agree with Grendel and MoonHunter, a very good plot-line.

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Interesting. A nice thing for a minor villein to have, and have looted from him. Go to Comment

Very interesting item for the players to find. I personally like the random chart. Thanks, Agar! Go to Comment

I like it. A light source that is invisible to all others. My players will love it. 3/5 Go to Comment

Pieh, this sub has possibilities of being the stronghold of one of my chief baddies. Going to put it in my Favs for possible alteration and use. Thanks!

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Interesting. A good, low-powered item. I like it. Go to Comment

And another fae to populate Faerie. It'd be even more useful if it was a bit more fleshed out, but it's still good. Thanks, Cap.

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An OK sub, but nothing special. Doubt that I'll use it in my campaign.

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Neat item. Useful but with some drawbacks. If you didn't know about its needs, it might be very bad.

I like Nap's Druid talking to the vest and caring for it.

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This has great potential for a scenario in my campaign! The fae play a large part in the campaign and this would be a useful sidequest, particularly with Strolen's idea to incorporate Fairy Luck as well. Thanks, Agar.

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This is wonderful! Like Manfred said, I think most characters would want to wear it.

Perfect gear for a courtesan! Strip naked, seduce them, then kill them! Go to Comment

"Round and round and round you go,
And where you stop, ..."

Wait a minute, you can't stop!
A neat little 'screw with your minds' item. I like it. Go to Comment

Very interesting! An all-powerful Orb with a childlike desire to make the world better. All sorts of interesting possibilities here.

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As MoonHunter said, very cool and very creepy. I like it. Go to Comment

Well, this is a weird one!

AG, there was another hacker attack in December of 2004? Then perhaps the hacker attack of December 2010 is the next wave? Quick, man the battlements and send out the flying squirrel scouts for areal surveillance!

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I liked the door. It made me think. Perhaps one of cloth that had to be unfolded and rubbed against the rock? Or one that folded up several times so as not to be so bulky? How about one that, after you were inside, could be taken off the wall and stood in the corner, making the door outside vanish?

I had one, The Playroom, that was 2 inches tall. When stood on the ground and opened with it's key, it became a children's nursery. Great for adventuring mothers. Go to Comment

Good idea, but much too short. Need more detail on the woods, what is happening there, and the artifact that is causing it. Not enough detail to be able to drop it into a campaign.

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I'd like to know a little more about them. I can see a scenario arc around them, where the PCs have to find the Books, one at a time, and bring them back to the High Temple of ??? to be destroyed/entombed/or otherwise gotten rid of. Of course, the current owners will be displease, but you can't make everyone happy! Go to Comment