Obviously, this is straight up my alley. Go to Comment

I really like what Wulf did here :)

I was spewing forth maddened visions of titanic god-eggs filled with maddening power, where unnatural things grow bloated feasting upon half-dead god-flesh... and he weaved something comprehensible out of it! Otherwise, it would have been just ramblings.

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This is my kinda submission. Go to Comment

BUMP and HoH.

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Wow!

Heh, good thing this quest is a random draw, or I wouldn't have a chance! Nicely done indeed... Go to Comment

I tried to step back a bit from the intrusive "Room One" through "Room Five" format. Despite this, it follows the format fairly closely: The only exception was where the victims are first found. I had originally planned to have one burst open in a shower of spiderlings, but decided against that.

As will be obvious to most, this was inspired by the Cthulhoid writings of H. P. Lovecraft and his various imitators, along with the ALIEN movies of Ridley Scott and John Cameron. I tried not to duplicate the films too closely, but even after reining myself in, there are obvious similarities. I can only hope that those reading this see this more as a homage than a ripoff. Go to Comment

Wulf, this is very cool. An adventure inside a godling eggsack. Twisted!

(If i run this, the guy's chest bursts open, or maybe the sipderlings come out of his mouth? Hmmm...decisions decisisons....)

Great adventure and original concept. Go to Comment

Well written, and an evocative scene setting. Twisted
I'm a fan of the web-tunnel dungeon concept.
This one is not as easy to incorporate into anywhere, but there are openings for plots and plot arcs. Go to Comment

Mmm, me likes, and especially since it made me dig out the whole Elementals as Life Forms idea.

Great work, Wulf! Go to Comment

Beautiful things, but not much good as pets though. Go to Comment

A cool creature!

Ring of the Tempest Blades

A band of pure platinum completely inscribed with stylized lightning. This ring enables its possessor to summon one or more Tempest Blades and provides some control over the beasts. The level of control is improved by altitude and the presence of inclement weather, and decreased by the number summoned and any ties the user has towards Earth magics.

A Tempest Blade will obey a single command once summoned, immediately taking wing upon completion.

Alternately, the wearer can choose to meld with the summoned 'Blade and request transport to some location. Once so melded and the location stated, the trip cannot be changed, nor cancelled, and the wearer is powerless to act unless they are in possession of mental abilites not requiring physical form. If the Tempest Blade is slain, the merged entity is also slain, their body dropping away from that of the slain blade, injured in the same places. Go to Comment

Thanks for adding the ring! Go to Comment

Tempest blades had their origins in a discussion with Shadoweagle, when he was contemplating the storm photographs that inspired his grim adventure, The Town Eater. I approached the picture in a different way, thinking of a creature that might dwell and prosper in a ferocious storm, riding the storm winds and dancing amid the lightning. Go to Comment

0_o Ouch. I would hate to run into one of these thats stuck near the ground. Go to Comment

Muahahahahah! Oh, what a silly beauty this is!

Excellent work, Wulf. You've made me laugh, and see the whole Pirates of the Caribbean trilogy in a new light. :) Go to Comment

Wow. Lovely and insane. The sort of screwy thing to living up a session, maybe cut the tension or provide some comic relief. Plus, the sheer novelty is fun as well. Go to Comment

I too thought of Jack Sparrow. It is just wierd enough to be a good pirate yarn and strange enough to be something that a PC did.

I love the write up. That is top knotch. It makes me want to say, "Good job Wulfie. Sleep well. I'll most likely kill you in the morning." Go to Comment

As I read this sub I could not help but think of the infamous Jack Sparrow and grin. And there is nothing quite like a stolen pair of magical frillies to make your day!

Yarr matey, a jolly good Talk like a Pirate Day submission. Go to Comment

It was fun and, for you, short. It'd be nice to use it on a villain of the PCs. My players always thoroughly loot their victims! :D Go to Comment