Well CaptainMayday, I'm beginning to develop a sneaking respect for your items

This one isn't quite as good as the Imp Orbs or the Plate Mail of the Mad (a little too limited in scope), but still extremely good

A solid addition to the Citadel IMHO - 4/5

BTW - All your items seem to involve mind control. Do I detect a general theme here? Go to Comment

Echo - you have a truly evil sense of humour - love it Go to Comment

You may indeed, to varying degrees.
It's just a lot of fun to use, all that subtle mind control stuff.
I'll probably move on to a different theme soon enough. Go to Comment

I like that idea, EchoMirage, I like it a lot. Go to Comment

this reminds me of an item called the ultimae bag of beans I read about a while ago.... it was a great use for the d100 and I am going to have fun with this book Go to Comment

Wonderful item. I love magic items that are strange and dangerous. It has a beautiful property of recursion, a story within a story.

To be truly devious, You could stack them up.

The first book, once a few monsters are defeated says: "And now the party, battle won, claims there treasure, a golden tome."
And then the golden tome is just another Book of Eventful Evenings.

Make it into a puzzle, perhaps every book in a massive library is one of these books, and only one book is a real book. The clues to finding real book lie on the covers of the fake books, and on the clues they give at their conclusion. Go to Comment

What Moon said. And Echo's and wildcorn's twists are good ones too. Great book. Go to Comment

I like this as well for the reasons given. A solid item! Go to Comment

A nice item to dump into the treasure trove of cocky adventurers, should make them think twice about the power of the written word.

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I have fallen in love with this trap. My particular group makes a point of raiding libraries to see if they can find aything interesting. Wildcorn's idea is evil. Deliciously beautifully evil. 

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I like the options it leaves the dm so they can fit it into most any campaign and lead them pretty much anywhere with it. Just throw another orb at the end and they get a highlander show until just one orb is standing. Go to Comment

Bump! Added to the right Codex. And voted... everything has been pretty much said. Go to Comment

Non Corvis Orbs. Yah! Go to Comment

Imps. Poor. Little. These three words don't fit well together ;)
An interesting idea. The imp balls ... look a lot like Pokeballs, to be honest, a ball with an imp-mon in it. :)
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My Cthulu-mon is mightier than your Astaroth-chan! ^_^ ;p Go to Comment

5/5 Poor little imps-I feel sorry for them! Go to Comment

Well this was as DnD as anything I ever saw. Still you have done a great job and within the dungeon crawling universe this is the ultimate mcGuffin to lead the party from one dungeon to another. It feels kind of retro for me but I appreciate the effort and the plot hooks. Go to Comment

Wow lots of potential for messing with the parties heads here

Great idea and a good backstory

Hmmm, I wonder what happens when there is only one Imp left, having merged with all the others
How powerful will it be?
Can it break out on its own?
And just how much mischief can it cause?

A really evil GM (like me) could have a LOT of fun with this

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Yep - that sounds good

*evil GM laugh* Go to Comment