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<blockquote data-quote="Eridanis" data-source="post: 2901320" data-attributes="member: 275">Depending on what you're going for, liberal use of the pseudonatural template may be called for - especially on mundane creatures. Frogs and birds with goopy tentacles minding their own business might help set the tone.Also, think about what a half-finished magic item might look like when you're making a twist like this:&nbsp;- An incomplete immovable rod handing in midair where it fell off the table during the cataclysm.- A ring of wizardy is turned inside-out, tesseract-style, waiting for the enchantment that will allow it to hold other spells; you can see the light effect of a multi-dimensional object perceived with eyes on a three/four-dimensional plane.- A spellbook, left alone for so long, might have each page taking on an aspect of the spell scribed on it; the pages holding a fireball spell might be warm to the touch, with visible heat distortion rising off the page (think of a hot highway in the summertime).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Eridanis, post: 2901320, member: 275"] Depending on what you're going for, liberal use of the pseudonatural template may be called for - especially on mundane creatures. Frogs and birds with goopy tentacles minding their own business might help set the tone. Also, think about what a half-finished magic item might look like when you're making a twist like this: - An incomplete immovable rod handing in midair where it fell off the table during the cataclysm. - A ring of wizardy is turned inside-out, tesseract-style, waiting for the enchantment that will allow it to hold other spells; you can see the light effect of a multi-dimensional object perceived with eyes on a three/four-dimensional plane. - A spellbook, left alone for so long, might have each page taking on an aspect of the spell scribed on it; the pages holding a fireball spell might be warm to the touch, with visible heat distortion rising off the page (think of a hot highway in the summertime). [/QUOTE]

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