I love the way you have linked everything together.

The item is one of those things the world/ campaigns revolves around. The wielder of said weapon becomes a potent political force. It is not a tool for dungeoning, it is a tool to rule. If it fell into PC's hands, they would then be threatened and crushed by others who would fear what they would do or want the item for their own gain OR expect the PC to follow their own political agenda. Go to Comment

A *gun* with it's own dangers-if used too much it explodes. Go to Comment

The introduction of this really caught my eye, I could not help but keep reading. The execution and set-up only helps the mighty fine flow of words that this post is composed of. The setting in the item backstory is just my kinda thing, grim.

+3 For a solid execution. +1 For sheer intensity of the tale. And finally the extra +1 because it simply struck a string in me. Each one of those numbers are completed by the fact that these posts as a whole are neatly tied together.

:Drum-roll:

=5.0! Go to Comment

I like this item. Its a good multiplier for a villian.

Nicely done! Go to Comment

4.0/5

My unvoted made this catch mine eye.

I like some of the older subs. Is there a way that you can search only for subs before a specific date?

Oh, Iain, come back! Go to Comment

"And finally there was the Pearl Sceptre; wrought of silver and steel, it gave dominion over the domain of war."
No, the Fire Scepter is in charge of war! I think you meant water. Go to Comment

Great set of items. They are great things to center a campaign around. Go to Comment

Thanks - you're right! I have changed that now. Go to Comment

They are great to base a game around or to base a story on. Go to Comment

An interesting set of items, they are the sort of magic that might be found in the hands of the mighty.

While most of the description is clear, a few errors crept in (I guess all jewelry needs polishing once in a while!). Go to Comment

Outstanding. Feel like I am reading a National Geographic article. I think you cover every question I had as I read it leaving me with nothing to say except Thank You!!!

Heavens forgive the wayward PC that kills a Yale. Go to Comment

Fantastic!
Amazing!
Magnificent!
Splendiferous!

You have created a very realistic and wonderful setting here. Thumbs up, soldier!

5/5. Go to Comment

This "place" is enough to be a setting for a game. You have out done yourself. I like the depth of thought and research you have done for it. Give yourself a pat on the back. Go to Comment

This is fantastic. I can't even come up a single suggestion for improvement. Go to Comment

This is excellent! The details and verisimilitude are superb! Go to Comment

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Great idea. I used to know a player that this would have been perfect for, as well as an excellent history and a great power/curse, hence an instant 5/5.

I wonder about the cure though. Once cherished correctly for a given amount of time perhaps the bow returns normal vision to the user? Go to Comment

Excellent.
I have nothing to say that hasn't already been said.

5/5. Go to Comment

Or perhaps you need to seek out the bowmaker, or his spirit, to get him to lift the curse from the weapon. Go to Comment