Such an excellent motivation for an Evil God. I love enemies who have realistic aspirations - they make sense and are easier to use then Evil for Evil's Sakes enemies.
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Nice names :)
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Might want to change where the elves are from. It's a great word, but I think the French would have notices elves :) Go to Comment

Because it looks too much like a misspelling of versailles
http://www.a-castle-for-rent.com/versailles/

It is the most famous palace in France. Go to Comment

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What a great set of NPCs ready made to bring a little havoc to your low-level group.

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Yup, a good solid NPC. Go to Comment

Cool sub from the catacomes of the Citadel.

 I would think that pyromancers of sufficent skill could do more then simply divine the nature of the possession and be able to do something about it.

Perhaps, like other spirits, they can be trapped and exploited by those of sufficent skill and knowlege, and so be bound into items.  Others of their type may seek the release of their bretheren and so allow for interactions apart from being an environmental threat.  The Asperogi may need human help, to the point of peacefully possessing a PC - promising at the start to leave without harming the host when the mission is successful.

Of course, we know how that would turn out :)

 

 

 

  

 

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Awesome - can't wait to see what comes with it! Go to Comment

Pretty freaking cool Maggot!

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This is really good! Go to Comment

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Only problem is that Vivisections are only performed on live subjects, not corpses.. Go to Comment

The Lee-enfield of this world. Love the WWI feel this world has. Would love to see new stuff too.
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I think this is a great sub, though I think the entire handling of insanity is distracting and perhaps is fodder for another sub. Most systems have some rules regarding insanity. Simply indicating that those encased are subject to insanity over time would have been fine for me.

Regarding the physics being non-feasible, all it takes is to say the cement is indeed magic and forms a paper-thin coat that still happens to be as strong as concrete.

Or, the super-strong coating is created _by_ magic but is not in itself magic.

For all it matters, I'd have the coating be magic and be done with it.

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Agreed. There is a wiki that includes these details:

http://davideddings.wikia.com/wiki/Styrics







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Update: Submission should be your own work, not a repost/summary of others. Go to Comment

If this could somehow be reworked to remove the very D20 oriented nature of the submisison, I think this could be useful.

Back to in-work you go.. Go to Comment

Nice treatment on a realistic 'sea monster'. As others have said, the exaggerations really help sell it. Go to Comment