Help Me Price This Item: Sack of Monkeys

[Herobizkit]

Depending on your campaign, you could make the item a top hat instead of bag.

"Watch me pull a rabbit out of my hat."

"But that trick NEVER works!"

"This time for sure... presto!" *eek eek*

 

[Scott DeWar]

personally , I saw a reason to price the bag of monkeys as a bag of tricks. I would agree. it is not as random but less foexable, as per the suggestion of Mistwell[/].

 

[Nellisir]

Poor monkeys! Just be careful; one day you'll pull out a bit of fur and it will turn into the avenging monkey from hell, with levels!

I think I'd make one monkey in twenty a carnivorous ape, just to mix things up a little.

 

[Leif]

I think I'd make one monkey in twenty a carnivorous ape, just to mix things up a little.

...rolled randomly, of course, so the user could never COUNT ON getting a carnivorous ape. (Except maybe when he/she needed a critter to drive the bicycle in the clown show.....)

 

[Nellisir]

...rolled randomly, of course, so the user could never COUNT ON getting a carnivorous ape. (Except maybe when he/she needed a critter to drive the bicycle in the clown show.....)

Well, that goes without saying.

 

[frankthedm]

Hmmm.


I'd price it at the bag of tricks price. It's less flexible but more consistent than the bag of tricks, which is a wash in my mind.

I'm not sure I'd call the grey BoT flexible. Overcosted, probably, crapshoot, definitely. Indeed I'd say the randomness of the BoTs is a major limiting factor, notably for the grey bag since most the animal's non combat applications are all they have going for them, unless you conjure a badger, which might get a hit off in combat.