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Message: <blockquote data-quote="n0nym" data-source="post: 6945244" data-attributes="member: 6801533">Hi folks,I have a bit of a moral dilemma on my hands and I'd like to hear your suggestions regarding 2 problems :1) My players angered the wrong people. The bad guys hired a bunch of sellswords to deal with them, the leader of which was wearing an Armor of lycanthropy (based onthe Demon armor from the DMG)which curses its wearer with wolf lycanthropy.I intended the NPC to flee during the fight and become a somewhat recurring vilain whom they could try to free from his curse. Unfortunately, I had forgotten how impossibly hard it is to flee a fight in D&D... The players killed the guy and looted the armor.They have no idea it is cursed and plan to use it. Questions : _Does Identify reveal a Demon armor is cursed ?_Would you let the player know that he's cursed immediately after attunement or make things more subtle ?_Shall I just say it's a regular armor and forget about the curse ?2) The players discovered a treasure cache in the same scenario and I had them roll several times on table B. They all got potions, which made them mad. But worse, one of them found a Potion of poison... and thinks it is a Potion of greater healing.The character's got a really bad Constitution and will probably drink it when low on hit points.Questions :_Does the poison stop when a character drops to 0 hit points or does it keep ticking, causing failed death saves ?_Assuming the character drops to 0 hit points and is healed immediately. Does the poison damage resume ?_Am I a bad person if I let the player drink it ? Shall I just say it's a regular potion ?</blockquote>

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