As with Shadoweagle's comment, I like using unique powers in weapons. A wizard creating a generic magic sword or weapon whenever he feels like it makes a campaign over powered and in my opinion, senseless. Go to Comment
Klauston Mondragon, Archmage (Retired): His career was long and adventurous. Married to a high priestess, two children (a ranger son and a mage daughter), founder of a town that eventually grew into the capital of a realm and founder of a mage school are just a few of his accomplishments. His best friend was an ale guzzling, mule hating dwarf. The two traveled together and got into many tough scraps until Klauston met his future wife, a priestess of high moral standards. She influenced him to change his carousing and mead swilling ways until he eventually married her. Now retired, he spends his days wandering the gardens of the mage school he founded when not in study in his private library and lab in the school's towers. Go to Comment
The necessity of character growth in the early stages is the most important stage of an adventuring career. I've played low, mid and high level campaigns as well as the new GM's give-away campaign. I enjoyed the struggling character building campaign the most. A well put together article and an important rule to remember by both GM's and players alike. Go to Comment
I can't see any of my good aligned PC's using this device but like Scrasamax noted, a great intimidation device that can be hinted at while an interrogation is taking place. Go to Comment
This is one of the best submissions I've seen here. The history, the story, the vision of what this demon is, is stunning and authentic. Awesome work. If I had a golden submission nomination, I'd use it for this one. 5/5 Go to Comment
Excellent NPC. I like the history and the purpose of his motivation. A multitude of possibilities here. (that B.H. comment above was actually mine... forgot to sign in) Go to Comment
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