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<blockquote data-quote="Cleon" data-source="post: 6068332" data-attributes="member: 57383">I don't recall us talking about &quot;generic-ising&quot; the Sword Charm, but if you fancy the idea I'd be fine doing both.Hmm...Here's an outline:Rejuvenation (Su): The Reaper cannot be destroyed through simple&nbsp; combat. If &quot;destroyed&quot; its body will crumble away to dust, leaving a&nbsp; small charm shaped like a sword. X later The Reaper reappears at full&nbsp; strength at whatever place it haunted and the sword charm vanishes. The&nbsp; Reaper can only be destroyed permanently if the sword charm is destroyed&nbsp; before The Reaper rejuvenates. A typical sword charm is a Fine sized&nbsp; object with X hp, hardness Y, and break DC Z.And for the original seven sword spirits we can have a subentry which includes something like:Amulet of the Seven Swords: The amulet of the seven swords&nbsp; is a minor artifact in the form of a gold medallion with seven slots&nbsp; the shape of sword charms, plus a sword charm for each of the original&nbsp; seven swords spirits - The General, Keeper of the Key, Reaper,&nbsp;&nbsp; Screaming Child, Shadow Walker, Paper Warrior, and Veiled Maiden. The&nbsp; medallion and the sword charms slowly repair any damage they take at the&nbsp; rate of 1 hit points per hour, regardless of the source or type of&nbsp; damage. Even if the medallion or a sword charm is annihilated, it&nbsp; reappears unharmed the next day in its old haunts. Since a seven sword&nbsp; spirit can only be destroyed if its sword charm is, this renders the&nbsp; original spirits effectively immortal.In addition, the medallion has the the power X.The only way to permanently destroy the amulet of the seven swords&nbsp; is to collect all seven sword charms and place them in the slots in the&nbsp; medallion and then destroy the amulet. The amulet can not repair itself&nbsp; when all its parts are joined together but it gains additional powers Y, Z.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cleon, post: 6068332, member: 57383"] I don't recall us talking about "generic-ising" the Sword Charm, but if you fancy the idea I'd be fine doing both. Hmm... Here's an outline: [B]Rejuvenation (Su):[/B] The Reaper cannot be destroyed through simple combat. If "destroyed" its body will crumble away to dust, leaving a small charm shaped like a sword. X later The Reaper reappears at full strength at whatever place it haunted and the sword charm vanishes. The Reaper can only be destroyed permanently if the sword charm is destroyed before The Reaper rejuvenates. A typical sword charm is a Fine sized object with X hp, hardness Y, and break DC Z. And for the original seven sword spirits we can have a subentry which includes something like: [B]Amulet of the Seven Swords:[/B] The [I]amulet of the seven swords[/I] is a minor artifact in the form of a gold medallion with seven slots the shape of sword charms, plus a sword charm for each of the original seven swords spirits - The General, Keeper of the Key, Reaper, Screaming Child, Shadow Walker, Paper Warrior, and Veiled Maiden. The medallion and the sword charms slowly repair any damage they take at the rate of 1 hit points per hour, regardless of the source or type of damage. Even if the medallion or a sword charm is annihilated, it reappears unharmed the next day in its old haunts. Since a seven sword spirit can only be destroyed if its sword charm is, this renders the original spirits effectively immortal. [COLOR=#ff0000]In addition, the medallion has the the power X[/COLOR]. The only way to permanently destroy the [I]amulet of the seven swords[/I] is to collect all seven sword charms and place them in the slots in the medallion and then destroy the amulet. The amulet can not repair itself when all its parts are joined together [COLOR=#ff0000]but it gains additional powers Y, Z[/COLOR]. [/QUOTE]

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