We have a couple of collections of weaponry... and if it doesn't fit anywhere, then we should really make one for it. Still a cool idea. Go to Comment

A solid, good idea, that has multiple applications in many settings. I like the write up as well. Go to Comment

Thank you for bumping it.I want one of these. Go to Comment

Yes - I can see this - makes sense - 4/5 Go to Comment

Even though this sort of thing would rarely get used in MY campaign(my players don't tend to have their characters attack apparantly unarmed merchant caravans), I like the idea. Go to Comment

Sounds reasonable and you do a good write-up. Once these things got found out, of course everyone would know to search there and they'd have to scrap the idea and make a whole new one... but while it lasted it would be good. Go to Comment

interesting! And I like the name, Stalewind Desert Go to Comment

Love the idea, aka BUMP!

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Not bad - I could see these as a one-time special effect rather then a common item, Go to Comment

Me likey.

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3.5. Needs more ideas for hidden weapons. Also.. ya, when discovered, this coulr cause all sorts of crap to fly. Go to Comment

Nice idea! Go to Comment

It is entertaining, fun, and unique subs like this that make it all worth it. :) I love DL's comment too! Go to Comment

Two thumbs up. This is one of those odd items that makes a great deal of sense. Take something out of its normal context and use and it becomes something else entirely. Go to Comment

LOL! This is one hillarious item. 5/5 just for making me chortle. Go to Comment

Fun! Coming up next: The Safe Door Shield and the Philospher Battering Ram (made of a statue of Podokrates the Stubborn).

Two thumbs up, and a 5/5. Go to Comment

5/5-I really like this. Go to Comment

PC: So, he's gonna hit me with a lamppost
GM: Yep
PC: I parry
GM: You get crushed under your own shield - it's a really BIG lamppost - oh, and by the way, you're on fire

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I just LOVE this item - guaranteed to scare the pants off any munchkin PCs in your party (always a desirable quality)

5/5 - mainly coz I made me laugh Go to Comment

I like this one too. It actually gives a reason for someone to have that thing. Personally, I would make it an item that the party is attacked with. Once they dispatch the beastie, they find little treasure, save for this magical lamppost club thingy, and, of course, go to find out what the story behind it is. Presumably that would happen at Ye Olde Magic Shoppe(affectionately known as "MagiKMart" to our players), where the shopkeeper relays the tale of the Lantern Valley, and other possible hooks(rumors, etc) from that place.

(Side note, there is quite an amusing typo in the above, might want to correct it: "to CURRY favour"... I'm fairly confident you didn't mean the lord mayor liked indian cuisine.) Go to Comment

Well slap me silly and feed me key lime pie. I always thought it was "CARRY favor". I actually went to various outside dictionaries to get a concensus on that one after you corrected me. Well, when you're right, you're right. Kudos. Sorry about that. Try to make a joke and end up being the one laughed at, but not because the joke was funny. DAMMIT! Hate it when that happens. ;) Go to Comment