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Watcher
Items  (Wand/Staff/ Arcane)   (Sentient)
Shadoweagle's comment on 2004-08-02 05:35 AM
Hmm. I am thinking, now, of a huge game, or a quest, or an obsession, played by a party of adventurers. They have, in their possession, the watcher. Their mission is to seek the places that the watcher shows them. After they figure out and go to two or three of these destinations, they will realise that watcher is rewarding them each time they reach their destination, with an orb of varying powers. Imagine someone who manages to collect all of the orbs? Vast power indeed.

But what of this: What do the orbs think of this? Will some orbs not take kindly to bieng taken and collected? Perhaps some of them will think it a fun game, and play along with these adventurers. Perhaps some will find it so interesting, that they will battle or reason or manipulate against the orbs who seek to stop the treasurehunt, just to keep it going.

this can turn into a years-long treasurehunt, and therefore a huge campaign. Go to Comment
Watcher
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EchoMirage's comment on 2004-07-24 02:52 AM
I would just love to see the PCs figure THIS out. I'd bet that 95% of gaming groups would give up, and dismiss Watcher as just another botched crysstal ball. :D Go to Comment
Watcher
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Murometz's comment on 2007-11-02 10:24 PM
Edited: fixed weirdo characters (since this just became my favorite Corvus related sub!) Go to Comment
Roots of Unity
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CaptainPenguin's comment on 2004-05-30 08:36 PM
A phizbanger! Top drawer, I say, top drawer!

5/5! Go to Comment
Roots of Unity
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MoonHunter's comment on 2004-06-01 12:23 AM
It is both a good idea, an interesting idea, and a good item.

:) Go to Comment
Roots of Unity
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MoonHunter's comment on 2005-11-05 11:56 PM
Add the points Go to Comment
Roots of Unity
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Michael Jotne Slayer's comment on 2010-10-19 03:24 AM


Only voted.


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Roots of Unity
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Murometz's comment on 2006-03-04 03:42 PM
Love these! Not much more to say. Go to Comment
Roots of Unity
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valadaar's comment on 2012-05-13 06:18 PM
A nice local color item. Go to Comment
Roots of Unity
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RGTraynor's comment on 2011-05-12 02:55 PM


Eh, good for local color, but if they don't actually do anything ... ?  If you can't chip or work them, by the bye, how are they "made?"  Is there any speculation as to what could have formed or fashioned them, beneath the earth?  Something had to separate them from the roots in such teensy slivers, after all.  The creator's been long vanished from the site, but even so ...


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Roots of Unity
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Ramhir's comment on 2010-10-19 08:47 PM


Very interesting, but what is the point? Also, I got very confused with all the measurements. Are they supposed to mean something, or are they just there for any, all, or no reason? I do like the fact that they are *everywhere*. 


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The Hunting of Slith
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Barbarian Horde's comment on 2005-07-21 06:24 PM
where did you get the name bryseis from? and why did you decide to use it? Go to Comment
The Hunting of Slith
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Strolen's comment on 2004-05-18 07:26 AM
What a mess that would be. grin This one would last awhile. I like it, but would take some work twisting everything together.

(plus, I really like how you used all my toys. Links and suggested submissions. I knew they would be good for something :) Go to Comment
The Hunting of Slith
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CaptainPenguin's comment on 2004-05-17 09:33 PM
Excellent!

I enjoyed it much. Well considered and well implemented.

5/5. Go to Comment
The Hunting of Slith
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CaptainPenguin's comment on 2005-07-21 06:37 PM
Bryseis is a character from the Iliad, a slave girl if I remember correctly. In the recent movie Troy, she was a much more major character than in the book.
But this was written before Troy came out, so I dunno' why he used it. Maybe he just liked the sound. Go to Comment
The Hunting of Slith
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MoonHunter's comment on 2005-07-22 08:43 AM
Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar. Sometimes it just sound cool.

Other than this, it is an good plot. It also is the "way things should be", as people with the resources to have special objects and such, would hire dozens of scruffy bountyhunters (that's you players) to do their jobs. Go to Comment
The Hunting of Slith
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Shadoweagle's comment on 2004-05-17 06:41 PM
Sounds fun :D

Plots arent my forte, but I enjoyed reading this - I can see how this plot can make a living hell for PC's, and thats what I like best ;)

5/5 Go to Comment
The Hunting of Slith
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Murometz's comment on 2006-05-06 05:25 PM
Only voted Go to Comment
The Hunting of Slith
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valadaar's comment on 2007-01-04 10:35 AM
Nice! A good example of someone not thinking through their actions. Go to Comment
The Hunting of Slith
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Wulfhere's comment on 2007-04-10 05:38 PM
I linked a couple of NPC lists that might be relevant: My "Stalwart" adventuring bands and Scrasamax's Mercenaries. Go to Comment
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