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D&D 5E [INTEREST CHECK] The Curse of Amberstar

My background is still a little murky. My sense is that Icosa was discovered in an inactive state, but was sufficiently intact to merit investigation. He was taken to some other place...perhaps a school or a master artificer's workshop. In the process of being researched he was reactivated.

So your character could have been involved in recovering or in the repair/reactivation that took place?
 

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My background is still a little murky. My sense is that Icosa was discovered in an inactive state, but was sufficiently intact to merit investigation. He was taken to some other place...perhaps a school or a master artificer's workshop. In the process of being researched he was reactivated.

So your character could have been involved in recovering or in the repair/reactivation that took place?

I imagined it more like a field work - I discovered you deactivated somewhere. But not really damaged, all that was needed were some fluids and hitting the master switch. Once the cannon appeared and started tracking, I fled :)

Anyone know good CR 2 animal that isn't a dinosaur?
[MENTION=6855545]Archon Basileus[/MENTION], may I take hook horror as my machine (not an animal, but we'll use Saber-Toothed tiger stats)? Just something that svirfneblin has experience with. Or some kind of dire bat, but that might be pushing it a bit since it would include flying.
 
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Actually, there's no such thing as 'vermin' in 5e. Spiders are beasts, and you can wildshape into them or summon them with Summon Animal, and so on.
 




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