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<blockquote data-quote="FireLance" data-source="post: 5726629" data-attributes="member: 3424">Just to add a counterpoint, I would have handled both these cases differently.I would have ruled that for some mysterious reason, the gunpowder only works for the PC. Maybe it's a latent magical talent, or the PC has somehow acquired a connection to a reality with different physical laws (maybe one of his ancestors was from it), but attempts by others to use his gunpowder or to manufacture it according to his formula simply fail. Yes, it makes the PC special and an exception to the rules, but I see nothing wrong with that.Seriously, why decide that the artifacts can control the PC simply because he has infused himself with dragon blood? Or maybe the artifacts only have a very minor effect on him since he is only partly draconic. I think it would actually add to the game since it would give the PC a very personal reason to want to take down the cult!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="FireLance, post: 5726629, member: 3424"] Just to add a counterpoint, I would have handled both these cases differently. I would have ruled that for some mysterious reason, the gunpowder only works for the PC. Maybe it's a latent magical talent, or the PC has somehow acquired a connection to a reality with different physical laws (maybe one of his ancestors was from it), but attempts by others to use his gunpowder or to manufacture it according to his formula simply fail. Yes, it makes the PC special and an exception to the rules, but I see nothing wrong with that. Seriously, why decide that the artifacts can control the PC simply because he has infused himself with dragon blood? Or maybe the artifacts only have a very minor effect on him since he is only partly draconic. I think it would actually add to the game since it would give the PC a very personal reason to want to take down the cult! [/QUOTE]

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