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<blockquote data-quote="Sigurd" data-source="post: 3285570" data-attributes="member: 19412">Cutlass and Thumb-ring of Villanov MaraVillanov was not a hugely famous pirate. He was a wealthy one who died of natural causes far from the sea. Some say he had made a deal with infernal powers. Whatever the truth, he was a very careful man as this item suggests. The Cutlass is a +2 ghoststrike weapon of fine quality. Holding it emboldens the warrior with a +1 will save.The thumb ring is the more unique element of the set however. It is keyed to the sword such that whoever holds one can find the other. The ring can be summoned to the pommel of the sword (will save if attended) if the wielder speaks the magic words &quot;I've had 'bout enough of this!&quot; or its direction and distance can be sensed. The sword may not be summoned to the ring but the sword's distance and direction are always known to the ring holder.Villanov used these items to track valuable cargo. He even sold his sword on more than one occasion only to track the purchaser and 'renegotiate' later.The thumb ring is brass, of no great obvious value, and is in the form of a snake biting its tale. While it is a ring, it does not radiate as magic and does not take up one of the two slots available to a PC.SigurdWhat would people price this combination at??</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sigurd, post: 3285570, member: 19412"] Cutlass and Thumb-ring of Villanov Mara Villanov was not a hugely famous pirate. He was a wealthy one who died of natural causes far from the sea. Some say he had made a deal with infernal powers. Whatever the truth, he was a very careful man as this item suggests. The Cutlass is a +2 ghoststrike weapon of fine quality. Holding it emboldens the warrior with a +1 will save. The thumb ring is the more unique element of the set however. It is keyed to the sword such that whoever holds one can find the other. The ring can be summoned to the pommel of the sword (will save if attended) if the wielder speaks the magic words "I've had 'bout enough of this!" or its direction and distance can be sensed. The sword may not be summoned to the ring but the sword's distance and direction are always known to the ring holder. Villanov used these items to track valuable cargo. He even sold his sword on more than one occasion only to track the purchaser and 'renegotiate' later. The thumb ring is brass, of no great obvious value, and is in the form of a snake biting its tale. While it is a ring, it does not radiate as magic and does not take up one of the two slots available to a PC. Sigurd What would people price this combination at?? [/QUOTE]

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