did not notice that at first. Now i get it. Go to Comment

This are an excellent addition to your whole set of related subs! I really admire your focus! Go to Comment

I know how that feels... Go to Comment

Added as part of the "Dreamkin" codex. Enjoy! /David Go to Comment

I added that the Worm is a type of Dreamkin. That codex heading will explain a lot about how these critters work. Go to Comment

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A simple weapon with much color attached, I like those.

Plus I have just learned that scramasax is an actual word! Now, where did I hear something like that again...

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Plot hook: while searching the personal effects of a deceased citizen, presumably with a solid reputation, the PCs find a carefully preserved Maul Shank. Hmmm... how comes? Go to Comment

This is how things sort of work in the real world, wierd things become important.

I like it a great deal as it adds realism.

Now even if you don't use this item directly, and you probably wont', take the idea from it and adapt it to your own world. Go to Comment

... Interesting. I do like the color it can add. The Pun, however, has me beating my face off the wall in despair. Go to Comment

Short and sweet, and fitting with both the material presented, but could be adapted to work with pretty much any sort of low level low income thieves guild. Go to Comment

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This could be adapted to any world. It's a form of *gang colours* . Go to Comment

I was going to link it to Interesting Weapons- Non-Magic, but then I saw that you mention power-runes. What are they? Later on you say that they have no special abilities at all, so I'm a little confused.

...Otherwise they seem to be a nice addition to your expanding setting, solid explanations and dead-on. Sweet idea. Go to Comment

A good background 'piece'. Go to Comment

Ah, yes. The power runes was a late idea, and doesnt really fit the rest of the post, now that i read it in its entirety. Shoo, power runes, shoo....:-) Go to Comment

A nice little mundane weapon with a good back story to hook it into the world and make it memorable. It could be interesting to have a characters buy one of these blades from a traveling merchant and then later on find themselves unwittingly treated as a Maul member or accused of killing one.

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Nice way to make magic from the mundane. I had similar rituals amongst shady characters in an all thieves Greyhawk campaign I ran for two years. A shiv would be stuck in a corner beam or post of a building at given areas of the street to summon a conclave of thieves, among other signs and symbols mixed with thieves cant. The most highly regarded (though not necessarily the best quality) shivs were made from nails pulled from beams in the nearby hill fort prison - where the assassin's guild recruited from. It was a great game, man, lasted two years solid. One player told me my style reminded him of teh Fafhrd and Gray Mouser stories, which I had never read at that time. When I got around to those excellent tales, I saw my own campaign from a completely different perspective, really cool.

Anyway, nice little addition and a trip down memory lane. :) Go to Comment

Looking forward to seing this unfold. Go to Comment

Ok, its been a few days. You going to expand this one? Go to Comment

Hello Ouroboros!

This one is not up to your brilliant standards - it is incomplete and there are (shudders!) spelling errors! Can you touch this one up a bit? Go to Comment