Dragon Spirit Cincture [Magic Item Com.]

[jontherev]

I'm a little uncertain how to apply this item to, say a Dragon Shaman. Does the item change the base hit die of damage from d6's to d8's...OR does it just add another 1d6 damage? The way it's worded is a little confusing to me, and a simple example would have been nice. Thanks.

[Sejs]

Increases in the number of dice of damage dealt. From 3d6 to 4d6, for example.

[blargney the second]

Cincture say what?
-blarg

ps - Like Sejs said, it adds another die to the pool of the same type.

[frankthedm]

At least that magic item only sounds like a dragon body part. I feel sorry for the donor of the Rod of dragon's 'blood'

[Wik]

*cough*

[Sejs]

At least that magic item only sounds like a dragon body part. I feel sorry for the donor of the Rod of dragon's 'blood'

You know, I'm pretty sure I've seen a "Rod of Bull's 'Blood'" for sale before.

Must've been made by the same guy, they look so similar.

[blargney the second]

What bone is that... a pizzle?

[Nonlethal Force]

You know, I'm pretty sure I've seen a "Rod of Bull's 'Blood'" for sale before.

Must've been made by the same guy, they look so similar.

Yeah, in RL there is a company that sells them as "Texas Toothpicks" and they are made to be like a rawhide treat for the dog. We give them to our elder greyhound because his gums are getting bad and can't handle a regular rawhide. Makes you real careful about making sure you know what the dog's eaten lately before accepting doggie kisses.

Course, in Texas they also eat Calf Fries. Called Rocky Mountain Oysters in other areas of the country.