And there are more possibilities for masked weapons: staves with easily attachable tips as impromptu spears, pots that would serve as shields, chains, and so on, and so on. 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
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
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)
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And there are more possibilities for masked weapons: staves with easily attachable tips as impromptu spears, pots that would serve as shields, chains, and so on, and so on. Go to Comment