Love it. It'd be cool to have a little story or something, but that's just being picky. I will definitely give these to players early on. What player/DM wants to kepep track of how much they can carry? This solves that problem, and creates a magic item that doesnt actually make my players more powerful, but they can't complain because they do really need it. Plus, it's inability to get unstuck from some basic circumstances should provide humor. Go to Comment

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And of course this would work for the organic version as well :)

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Another excellent little item Agar! Great job! Go to Comment

Great idea, one possible application is for a thief to sneak the legs under a chest, and then let it walk out of a heavily guarded room on its own accord. Go to Comment

I think I'm throwing this in for when the party meets the big wizard. He has a table, and chair follow him everywhere. (he only has ramps)
or, I can just picture the salesman, "Well if you are going to buy those, you'll want this installer. oh, and a leg repair device. Oh, and spares too. My wife Rachel will paint them or mark them with your crest for a nominal fee. I hear they have a tendency to walk off. Ha ha. If you wish, we can sell a specialized holder. You just dial in how much weight you want here. Turn the crank like so. and the correct number come out here." Oooo A vending machine (like a gumball machine that takes 1 coin to purchase.) Or, a tradesman opens his vest with tons of these lining the inside. a Field repair handbook. (think iPods) Useful for PCs and GMs alike.

Anything invoking this much thought deserves a 5/5

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They would be quite useful (and probably common) in a wizard's lair, but with their disability to pass even small obstacles, I think they wouldn't be very useful in the outdoors?

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Jumping Nails: Like centipede nails, they can be hammered into the bottom of an object. When commanded to jump, they will release a spring-loaded that will propel the item they are attached to upwards. Jumping nails function similarly to centipede nails, in that the more you attach the more jumping power you get. In addition, they can be used alone (usually as a joke) or in combination with centipede nails (they will curl up out of the way, so that they don't create drag or obstruct the centipede nails in any way).

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Perfectly useful little devices. I really like manfred's idea for a random encounter. Go to Comment

What an oldie! The stats produce some involuntary twitches, but it is not at all bad. The plot hook attached to her is solid, and there are a few nice touches (like the Blueberry pies :) ).

It would be interesting to know the way in which her home can be healed... even if she doesn't really know. One option I could see, is that the forest would turn a hopeful character into a fairy (that could be a way out for a dying character, actually). Even more fun would be, if the helper wouldn't know it beforehand. :p Go to Comment

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This would be a good hook for a low level adventure. I like how understated it is. Go to Comment

Once they defeat the evil fairy ghosts have the fairy they save turn into Fairy Luck. Go to Comment

fairy wraiths - something morbidly appealing about that. Go to Comment

Fairy wraiths, I can *see* them now.Little travesties of their former cute selves.

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Fairy Wraiths!!!! That is just a great idea. Go to Comment

What a neat - little :) - idea.  Of course it makes some assumptions about the metaphysics in your world - that fairies 'can' be undead.

 

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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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AWESOME MOONHUNTER!!! SOLD. Welcome to my world my precious bag. Go to Comment