MarkB said:...but they just let the opportunity slip away...
Friendless said:We're not talking about a democracy here... rulers who rule by personal might do deck themselves out like Xmas trees for their own protection and to cow the unworthy masses. Having said that though, he's actually a first level bard who's travelling with the party, so I have to place limits on what he can do. His backstory is that he's (a) genuinely interested in gathering lore and (b) trying to prove himself. The only signs of his wealth are better than average armour (because he's afraid of getting hurt) and a very nice (non-magical) mandolin.
The MIC is the sure road to White Knight syndrome.
Through the Looking Glass (And What Alice Found There) said:'You see,' he went on after a pause, 'it's as well to be provided for EVERYTHING. That's the reason the horse has all those anklets round his feet.'
'But what are they for?' Alice asked in a tone of great curiosity.
'To guard against the bites of sharks,' the Knight replied. 'It's an invention of my own.'
VirgilCaine said:'To guard against the bites of sharks,' the Knight replied. 'It's an invention of my own.'
Obergnom said:I think thats among the greatest oversights in that book. In the "Using magic items" Chapter it is stated that especially the x/day items would require the User to wear them for a certain time to function, till know I only know of the chronocharms to use that rule.
Well, I do not think my players would do that, if they would, I would establish an "must be worn for 8h or more to function" rule or something like that.