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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Liquidsabre" data-source="post: 2928613" data-attributes="member: 15635">Oh yes, too late to establish that the adamantine spoons wouldn't work (really, they shouldn't) but you'd mess with far too much continuity at this point. So, as a few others suggested, take this and run with it. Use fewer physical obstacles and challenges as logn as it's believable. Though I imagine carving through a section of dungeon only to discover the vast underground lake would definately put a damper in the groups activites. Capitalize on the spoon's existance, let word get out and have the spoons much sought after. Folk are constantly trying to either buy the things from the characters or steal them. There are vendors trying to sell knock-off versions that function poorly, other townsfolk frown upon the spoon-wielding charcters as hucksters and charlatans. Have lords and ladies wishing to remain safe and secure in the strongholds and noble manors outlaw the cursed things.Finally, after the party of heroes has long sought after and eventually defeated a long-standing foe who they now deliver unto law and life imprisonment to the joy and celebration of the entire nation! Later, the party discovers that the vile fiend has escaped it's incarceration!! But how can this be!?! With the use of a specially concealed spoon...If you'd prefer to take the campaign in a less humouress vein (that is, if not many in the group is having fun with this. If everyone is, then yea have fun and run with it), just have the spoons only work in this manner for a short period of time as the lingering magical enchantments of the dwarven hammer eventually wear off. Leaving the spoons as normal functioning and very expensively wrought spoons.</blockquote>

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