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valadaar	Tales of the Phantom Ship By: valadaar Tales of the Phantom Ship From Top to keel ablaze It sails the wide northumbrian strait No-one knows her name. Tales of the Phantom Ship It's a ship afire they cry Hard against the wind it sails No-one can say why Lennie Gallant (Breakwater, 1988) Items Transports Cursed	by valadaar 125^xp 7 replies 6946 views

“ Magic is like alcohol, the more that is used, the more it causes a hangover later on and the less judgement one has when using it. If one waits a while after casting a spell, things 'detoxify.' A cantrip or two is like a sip of weak beer, whilst a large creation spell is like a bottle of vodka. Cast something too big and you can die from magic intoxication.”

Cheka Man

“ Finally got the idea for an orcish currency: A cold-hammered piece of raw iron, resembling some kind of a dagger. The Dagger is easy to carry, hard to forge, may be used as a crude weapon in case of emergency AND the iron being a valuable resource... may be used directly for weapon-making. May be carried openly on the belt of a mighty Orc. A new insult: 'to beat someone with someones money' . Self-explanatory.”

manfred

“ As the PCs cross a brigde/tree over a deep river they see the glimmer of gold and jewels lying at the bottom. At further inspection they notice that it is the skeleton of a man still holding on to a sack of treasure. Will the PCs try to dive to get it? What killed the man? Did he simly not let go of the bag he could not swim to the surface with? What cleansed his bones so? Are there flesh-eating beings that dwell in the deep? Can the players resist the chanse of being wealthy for once?”

Michael Jotne Slayer