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Thanks for picking that one up, Val. I was toying with various terms to describe what I wanted. Looks like I didn't make a choice. :P

Trench, is what I decided on. I considered trough, gouge, bore, and a few others. Just to give you an idea of what I mean. Sort of like an indented rift of purple gemstone. Go to Comment

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A good application of the Quasi-souls. Also an interesting goal for the party when they need some information. I would love to see what tidbits my party brings out to barter for what they need. Go to Comment

Excellent NPC and as Drackler said, a great illustration of this type of being.


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Excellent sub. There are so many possibilities for using this NPC in a campaign. Go to Comment

I will so have to find a place for this person in my setting. Bravo! Brava! Go to Comment

Would the taste and consistency be enough to trick a full vampire. Could end up being the key to weakening one in order to actually have a chance at defeating it.

Very unusual, definitely needs to be sold in the garage sale. :) Go to Comment

The garage sale from hell is alwys welcome.

Note: the thing will be especially unpleasant and hard to explain if spilled.
Getting blood stains out of clothes and carpets is quite difficult and evokes suspicion, after all. Go to Comment

I like it. I could see this being given to some red-herring NPC by mistake, and then the party would start thinking that he was some evil necromancer/demon/lawyer that drinks the blood of the living for breakfast. Go to Comment

This would be popular with the Vampire wannabies :P

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Perfect for that wannabe cultist. :3 Go to Comment

A nice useful little item. Go to Comment

While interesting, this item has very, very limited use. Unless you party needs to get from one end of town to the other a number of times. Though I still do like the item. Go to Comment

Burn Fhungkwoad or get allergy shots. Tough decision! Like it, like it because I was waiting for the reason why they were around and I love the treant idea!

If you can manage to collect some Choo without bursting them they add an excellent tangy zest to your local cheese. Go to Comment

Not all moulds need to be fatal. :) This is useful for pissing off adventuers in any world. Go to Comment

A nice bit to add to a dungeon crawl. I agree with Strolen: I like the Treant idea very much. Go to Comment

I like it, stuff like this really adds another angle to a dungeon crawl. Go to Comment

A good one - and I know a place to put them :)
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I like it. As well as echoing Strolen's comment about the treant, I would think making the mold effects racially varied would be a nice touch. For example, if the mold causes uncontrollably seizures which are possibly fatal for dwarves, induces the hallucinations in elves, and acts as a repellant for halflings would be an interesting twist. Go to Comment