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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Storyteller01" data-source="post: 1953742" data-attributes="member: 20931">Do you have access to Bastion Press' Arms and Armor? If not folks here can help you wing it:The book provides a level progression for intelligent items. Reason for destroying it: It's your campaigns BBEG!! As it grows in power, it takes over its various 'owners' (increased Ego score). Don't let them in on it until the right moment. Imagine th looks on their faces when they realize that all of those evil wizards they killed were actually controlled by the book! Cliche, but still effective if timed right.After that, let it slip that when it reaches 21 level, something bad happens (It becomes an avatar of evil, it opens a gate to all of the levels of the Abyss at once, etc). They have to truely destroy it before that happens.General progression:Level 1: Two attributes at 2d6+5, one attribute at 3d6, semi empathic, one primary abilityLevel 2: +1 to both primary attributesLevel 3: EmpathyLevel 4: One additional primary abilityLevel 5: +1 to both primary AttributesLevel 6: SpeechLevel 7: One additional Primary abilityLevel 8: +1 to both primary attributes  Level 9: Ability to Read spoken languangesLevel 10: +1 to primary attributesLevel 11: TelepathyLevel 12: +1 to secondary attributeLevel 13: One Extraordinary powerLevel 14: +1 to primary attributesLevel 15: Ability to read magicLevel 16: One additional extraordinary powerLevel 17: +1 to primary attributesLevel 18: One additional Primary abilityLevel 19: One Special purpose Level 20: +1 to primary attributesAlso, the items gain the same exp as their owner. They don't 'take a share'. You won't have to explain why they're getting less exp, although that could make or an interesting mechanic by itself.</blockquote>

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