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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Andor" data-source="post: 2698231" data-attributes="member: 1879">I was listening to the Man of La Mancha today and during the bit with the golden helmet I was struck with the thought that there was a DnD character lurking in there.I.E. Someone who is a fullbore looney but whose belief in the might of his 'items' empowers them supernaturally. (For those wondering what I'm talking about Don Quixote at one point finds the Golden Helmet of Mambrino and immediately reclaims it from obscurity so he can add it's glory to his own and vice versa. The fact that the 'Golden Helmet of Mambrino' was in fact a shaving bowl was immaterial to him.) Mechanically you work it as an incarnum wielder of some flavor who also has a material focus for each of his soulmelds. Flavorwise he is a spectacular fruitbasket whose faith in the "Golden Helmet of Mambrino" is so strong is gives him a supernatural benefit when he does his shaving bowl. Just felt I should share...</blockquote>