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<blockquote data-quote="Psychotic Jim" data-source="post: 204857" data-attributes="member: 547">Ah, Sigil.&nbsp; The one place where poetic justice is truly possible.&nbsp; Some ideas:1.&nbsp; Have you already detirmined the abilities of the axe?&nbsp; Maybe it is an intelligent axe with a really grating, annoying, whiny voice and personality.&nbsp; It is grateful to the rogue for &quot;liberating&quot; it from teh abusive, drunkard, dwarfish lout that used to own it.&nbsp; The axe might even fall in love with the rogue and decide that it cannot simply be sold away.&nbsp; If it is sold despite its great protesting and whining, it somehow always finds its way back to the rogue, and whoever bought it is none too happy as being ripped off.2.&nbsp;&nbsp; The Fated noticies how this young greenhorn roguish individual has gotten a boatload of cash all of a sudden.&nbsp; Audit time!&nbsp; Where did you get all that money from? It is time to pay some taxes.3. Just because the dwarf is LN does not mean he cannot be creative in his revenge. How powerful is the dwarf's spellcasting allies?&nbsp; Can they cast polymorph?&nbsp; Perhaps they cast a few polymorph spells or curse spells on the rogue to turn her into a form more suitable to her true nature, or that make her experience things differently, like making her into a succubus or giving her a girdle of gender.&nbsp; Of course, one she finds out about the dwarf's plans, there may be nothing stopping her from using the same tactic from all the gold she gets from selling the axe, like hiring a wizard to turn the dwarf into a mule.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Psychotic Jim, post: 204857, member: 547"] Ah, Sigil. The one place where poetic justice is truly possible. Some ideas: 1. Have you already detirmined the abilities of the axe? Maybe it is an intelligent axe with a really grating, annoying, whiny voice and personality. It is grateful to the rogue for "liberating" it from teh abusive, drunkard, dwarfish lout that used to own it. The axe might even fall in love with the rogue and decide that it cannot simply be sold away. If it is sold despite its great protesting and whining, it somehow always finds its way back to the rogue, and whoever bought it is none too happy as being ripped off. 2. The Fated noticies how this young greenhorn roguish individual has gotten a boatload of cash all of a sudden. Audit time! Where did you get all that money from? It is time to pay some taxes. 3. Just because the dwarf is LN does not mean he cannot be [I]creative[/I] in his revenge. How powerful is the dwarf's spellcasting allies? Can they cast polymorph? Perhaps they cast a few polymorph spells or curse spells on the rogue to turn her into a form more suitable to her true nature, or that make her experience things differently, like making her into a succubus or giving her a girdle of gender. Of course, one she finds out about the dwarf's plans, there may be nothing stopping her from using the same tactic from all the gold she gets from selling the axe, like hiring a wizard to turn the dwarf into a mule. [/QUOTE]

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