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Larry the Sock Puppet
Items  (Other)   (Magical)
manfred's comment on 2008-08-10 05:10 PM
This is actually a damn useful toy! The simple effects are logical in their purpose, and you can really play with them.

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Larry the Sock Puppet
Items  (Other)   (Magical)
MoonHunter's comment on 2008-08-21 06:11 PM
Okay. I really like this one. It strikes a cord in me.

It makes sense. It is not overly powerful, but useful in its own way. And it just smacks of that randomn wierdness that populates real life.

It is one of those forgotten magic items that would be in a Garage Sale from Hell, but without all those adverse problems that most items would have. Go to Comment
Larry the Sock Puppet
Items  (Other)   (Magical)
EchoMirage's comment on 2008-08-16 06:02 AM
Sweet! Will find a way to use it. Go to Comment
Larry the Sock Puppet
Items  (Other)   (Magical)
Cheka Man's comment on 2008-08-09 08:02 AM
Useful for injured adventurers. Go to Comment
Larry the Sock Puppet
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Dragon Lord's comment on 2008-08-11 11:16 AM
Must say - I love this - quite brilliant in its simplicity

I also love the backstory - a kindly old uncle spoiling a favourate neice a little - I can really see this happening

Definitely gets my Wish I'd thought of that award

So, 3/5 for a quirky little item + ½ for some really useful effects + 1 for a believable backstory
Final score 4½ / 5 Go to Comment
Larry the Sock Puppet
Items  (Other)   (Magical)
Dozus's comment on 2008-08-10 10:35 PM
Very cool! I always knew that there's a reason I cling to all the toys of my childhood, despite the best efforts of my wife. You never know what might come in handy (or enchanted). Go to Comment
Larry the Sock Puppet
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Murometz's comment on 2011-03-18 10:59 PM


Simple. Clever. Great!


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Larry the Sock Puppet
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valadaar's comment on 2008-08-11 06:40 PM
Glad you did write him up! Its quite original! Go to Comment
Sorezeck, the Once-Dragon
NPCs  (Scenario Based)   (Combative)
Barbarian Horde's comment on 2008-07-27 05:39 PM
WOW! I like the story of Sorezeck and wish I had the idea you had. I am a screenwriter, do you mind if I put him into a movie I'm creating? Go to Comment
Sorezeck, the Once-Dragon
NPCs  (Scenario Based)   (Combative)
Strolen's comment on 2008-08-03 07:21 AM
Awesome write-up, a pleasure to read! Not sure why but his single-minded end mission of finding his father was a little less than I expected with such a complex character. With the unpredictable humans, and since it was their fault he was in this predictament, I was expecting a little more animosity towards them. Not the hostile, killing kind as this dragon is refreshingly self-aware, but more like, "Lets see what we can manipulate these idiot humans into doing that won't be blamed on me." I would have saw him doing odd things to start some small wars between cities and such just for a little payback while he was on his way to his greater mission. Dragon scale "pranks" that would cause quite a bit of disruption which could continue to prove his superiority over them even in his current state.

Really enjoyed reading it!

(PS. 2m = ~6.5ft, not 8 -- you could just say just shy of 3m and we would all get it without the conversion) Go to Comment
Sorezeck, the Once-Dragon
NPCs  (Scenario Based)   (Combative)
Cheka Man's comment on 2010-11-06 10:45 AM


An outcast amongst outcasts.


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Sorezeck, the Once-Dragon
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Michael Jotne Slayer's comment on 2010-11-06 07:49 AM


Nice piece, and, a bit overlooked actually, it deserves far more comments.



Good job!



4.0       


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Sorezeck, the Once-Dragon
NPCs  (Scenario Based)   (Combative)
Mourngrymn's comment on 2010-11-30 10:38 PM


I like... he seems like a perfect prospect for Tamrep.


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Sorezeck, the Once-Dragon
NPCs  (Scenario Based)   (Combative)
valadaar's comment on 2008-07-31 12:12 PM
Quite well done - I like the story and writing (apart from my personal dislike of color-coded dragons.. seperate discussion). Go to Comment
Sorezeck, the Once-Dragon
NPCs  (Scenario Based)   (Combative)
Netlander's comment on 2008-08-04 12:59 PM
Hmm... a good point. Mucking with the affairs of humans is something the character I imagine would do, and it would give him a bit more depth, as well as game usability. Sub revised.

Oh, and I really do stink at the metric system. Sorry. Go to Comment
No-Man's Land
Locations  (City)   (Any)
Cheka Man's comment on 2008-10-21 07:15 PM
It's ok. Go to Comment
No-Man's Land
Locations  (City)   (Any)
Ancient Gamer's comment on 2008-07-14 06:24 AM
Perhaps "Hear me roar!" is a bit too connected to House Lannister? ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_Lannister )

It is a blog and all too ( http://nabihameher.wordpress.com/ ), but, I dunno, personally I think it reminds me too much of the Lannisters.

But do go on. I just wanted to comment on the intro text. :) Go to Comment
No-Man's Land
Locations  (City)   (Any)
chilled's comment on 2008-07-14 07:11 AM
Not too shabby. Go to Comment
No-Man's Land
Locations  (City)   (Any)
Netlander's comment on 2008-07-15 01:22 PM
Hmm, I wasn't familiar with that story. Interesting.

The "hear me roar" quote is actually from a Helen Reddy song in the 1970's. Go to Comment
The Troubadours
NPCs  (Extras)   (Artistic/Performance)
MoonHunter's comment on 2008-07-11 03:23 PM
This one works for me. They could in many places without an issue. Mostly they are color, but still could be the focus of a submission. Go to Comment
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