Upgrade your account to a Community Supporter account and remove most of the site ads.

Reply to thread

Message: <blockquote data-quote="Road_Runner" data-source="post: 5306381" data-attributes="member: 89099">Ok well nobody really posted, but here's an update anyway (if you care).1) I found out the full effects of the sword, which include:- +5 two-bladed sword- every time a natural 20 is rolled and confirmed as a crit it insta-kills the target (no save)-every time an enemy is killed with the sword it summons an air elemental equal to the HD of the killed creature which lasts for a number of rounds equal to the HD of the sword's wielder.-sword cannot be disarmed/broken/stolen etc.The DM more or less let us customize the artifacts, so I changed the swords effects to: +5 two-bladed sword- every time a natural 20 is rolled and confirmed as a crit it insta-kills the target (no save)- Every time a crit is scored (my threat range is 17-20) you get an extra attack- ability to use air walk at will (self-only)-sword cannot be disarmed/broken/stolen etc.Getting the crit effect was somewhat of a stretch because at 17th level I can get 26 attacks with Raging Moongoose + Time Stands Still so the DM was worried about abuse.2) The druid ended up going Energy Substitution, the Winter's Blast reserve feat and the Snowcasting Feat line (also maybe Cold Specialization). His artifact is something as follows:- +15 to druid level for determining animal companion level, this bonus increases to    +20 at 16th level. (He has two animal companions via animal cohort feat I think, so this applies to both).- +4 untyped bonus to Wisdom- every time he kills an opponent  all enemies in 100 ft (not sure distance exactly) are frozen (works like entangled), DC is based as if casting a 7th level spell.- ability to use Awaken spell with no XP cost.So yeah, I know both of these artifacts are horrendously OP but I would be interested in your comments. More specifically I was wondering if you think that the customized version of my relic is better than the original one (they are supposed to be about equal in power).</blockquote>

Verification