Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="Baron Opal II" data-source="post: 9669587" data-attributes="member: 6794067">I've used them as such.In the previous campaign, the two wizards bound a potent fire elemental into a sword. Naturally, they gave the sword to the paladin.In a major but non-climactic fight, the paladin's player rolled three 1s in a row. This created great amusement for nearly everyone at the table, naturally. If a 1 is rolled I have a little table we check, the results being drop the weapon, damage the weapon, or leave yourself open. Relatively minor but troublesome. All three results were to drop the weapon.Obviously, the weapon was cursed and hated the paladin. She refused to use it again. The table described how the blade would twist itself out of her hands. The party decided to give it to the low Int / Wis fighter hench on the grounds that his desires were so simple the weapon couldn't tempt him with anything. His first combat with it he scored a 20 on the second or third swing. Obviously, the spirit was defeated by being wielded by a good and earnest man.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Baron Opal II, post: 9669587, member: 6794067"] I've used them as such. In the previous campaign, the two wizards bound a potent fire elemental into a sword. Naturally, they gave the sword to the paladin. In a major but non-climactic fight, the paladin's player rolled [I]three 1s in a row[/I]. This created great amusement for nearly everyone at the table, naturally. If a 1 is rolled I have a little table we check, the results being drop the weapon, damage the weapon, or leave yourself open. Relatively minor but troublesome. All three results were to drop the weapon. Obviously, the weapon was cursed and hated the paladin. She refused to use it again. The table described how the blade would twist itself out of her hands. The party decided to give it to the low Int / Wis fighter hench on the grounds that his desires were so simple the weapon couldn't tempt him with anything. His first combat with it he scored a 20 on the second or third swing. Obviously, the spirit was defeated by being wielded by a good and earnest man. [/QUOTE]

Verification