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Scrasamax	Ring of Atma By: Scrasamax An imbrian relic that blurs the line between magic, technology, and divinity Items Jewelry Cursed	by Scrasamax 25^xp 2314 views
Scrasamax	Eye of Atma By: Scrasamax An imbrian relic that blurs the line between magic, technology, and divinity Items Jewelry Villanous	by Scrasamax 50^xp 1 reply 3066 views
Dozus	The Arm of Saint Max By: Dozus Maxilan Carth, the Hunter of the Bayous, was the bane of the gatorfolk in life. To those who follow Jampiri, he provides protection from those beasts from beyond the grave. Items Home/ Personal Magical	by Dozus 105^xp 5 replies 3394 views
Scrasamax	Armlet of Vallis Frigoria By: Scrasamax A moonsteel armlet set with diamonds Items Jewelry Campaign Defining	by Scrasamax 80^xp 3 replies 2870 views
valadaar	Lash of Saint Cyinso By: valadaar This relic, while of little value against the living, is a formidable tool against the beasts from beyond. Items Melee Weapons Heroic	by valadaar 210^xp 9 replies 4305 views 1 HoH

“ In a small farming community, the only way to cross a river is to basically pole vault across. A small section of river has a small raft on a string to pull items across but for a person to cross they must use one of the many provided poles. Might be interesting seeing what the players do when they come across it. Villagers do it all the time so are skilled and can do it with ease.”

Strolen

“ A long time ago. Final fantasy III came out with a new approach to learing magic. The characters would be equipped with espers(magical beings) and as they fought more battles, they would learn spells from the espers. What if a similar approach to learning magic was applied to a P&P rpg?”

Magus

“ Medieval Britons didn't write contracts. Instead, men making agreements would clap their knives onto an altar and recite the agreement three times to seal a deal. Even after the Normans introduced written contracts, British nobles would wrap the parchment around a knife to authenticate it.”

Dozus