Great scroll, perfect for any trek through the wilds. Small reminder to update the table of contents with the new entries after the smelly ones. Go to Comment
An interesting set of random encounters. Quite a few of them serve only to increase the atmosphere of a place, but I guess that can be useful for roleplaying purposes.
Indeed, I find this to be a useful and innovative submission. Useful in that it gives a good number of manuscripts, and innovative in that each manuscript has been linked to something else with more history to give it better grounding.
29. The Booke of Familiar Spirites
by Scribe of Familiars
This somewhat worn and old book has been a constant companion to mages for more than an age. It was first written ages ago by a master of Familiar magics, and deals with the best way to summon and control familiars and even how to deal with them when they become too powerful or dangerous to the mage or populace in general.
Scras, in the back of this very book, the last pages, could be found the morbid secrets describing the HF's! Go to Comment
Holy crap, this is an actual 32-in-1 submission. I am awed, sir, and inspired. While the books themselves were a little on the dry side, the articles they link to provide a wealth of information for the player who isn't content with just the blurb. I'll make sure to have a couple of these on hand for when that "special" player wanders into one of my games. Go to Comment
Not bad, though somewhat less attractive than the other fungus of today. Oh, and maybe you should link it here, since you used it in the summary. :) Go to Comment
I think it would be simply digested. The problem is, if some part was left among the teeth, it may start to grow - not to life-threatening proportions, but very nasty all along. The victim may require some special medicine to get rid of it. Go to Comment
Probably tastes good fried with some salt and butter, but like Manfred said, better brush your teeth afterwards, and gargle something astringent Go to Comment
I agree with manfred. The other fungi seemed a bit more interesting, but this is funky too! Love the plot hooks, particularly Fungi Golem, and the opening line. Go to Comment
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