Ecology of The Scarecrow

[LostSoul]

I love the ritual.

Could we see real demon-summoning and undead-raising next?

 

[Scribble]

I love the ritual.

Could we see real demon-summoning and undead-raising next?

I thought the demon summoning ritual in Demonomicon was great.

Summon the demon, then skill challenge to play out the power of the mage over the demon.

 

[Riastlin]

The 4e ones have Charm effects too.

I know, my comment was intended to be an agreement with your sentiment. I agree that fear seems like a natural component of scarecrows.

 

[hafrogman]

I love the ritual.

Could we see real demon-summoning and undead-raising next?

Pfft, ever since that pansy Blackleaf showed she couldn't handle the consequences, we haven't be allowed to do any real demon-summoning at my games.

 

[Drammattex]

All that effort wasted ripping off Nathaniel Hawthorne and L. Frank Baum and you want to talk about some Batman funnybook?

Humbug, I say! Humbug!

 

[LostSoul]

I thought the demon summoning ritual in Demonomicon was great.

Summon the demon, then skill challenge to play out the power of the mage over the demon.

I think Summon Demon is pretty cool, but I would have liked another one that actually brought a demon into the world (or wherever the ritual caster is). That's why I like this one.

 

[Klaus]

My thought when I started reading it:

"Wait, so that batman villain is canon in D&D now?!"

Seriously... is there any tradition in D&D for scarecrows to be "fear vampires" like these ones, or did the author just straight rip off a comic villain?

You could say they go a while back:

God, I love this painting.

 

[renau1g]

When I saw this on the content calendar I scoffed. Really? Scarecrow? Seemed too silly for my games, but after reading the article the writer did an excellent job with it.

 

[Markn]

When I saw this on the content calendar I scoffed. Really? Scarecrow? Seemed too silly for my games, but after reading the article the writer did an excellent job with it.

That would be Drammattex, who has posted in this thread...

 

[Klaus]

All that effort wasted ripping off Nathaniel Hawthorne and L. Frank Baum and you want to talk about some Batman funnybook?

Humbug, I say! Humbug!

Damn XP cut off my punchline!

"if it were, I dunno, 'Frightenraven' or something."