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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Felix" data-source="post: 3248202" data-attributes="member: 3929">Tonguez in cheek?Yeah, droll... quite. Ahem. Anyway, how did you use them? I like the idea of gnomes being diminuitive creatures, as they are in Terry Pratchett's Discworld, and I suppose Smurfs work for that... But how would you come accross these creatures in the setting? Do they participate in human societies, or are they on their own, living in cool, damp fungus-growing places?Ghost stories in general, or are there some I might could look up online to get a better idea of what kind of ghost you're talking about? I've read Journey to the West, and the spirits in that place are generally sedentary and don't have much to do with the world outside of their specific location. Perhaps some other kind of ghosts?-------Dead Man's ChestDivination through the use of bones is horrendously common in folklore of most cultures, and is evident in Tia Dalma's character in this movie. How would this become a DnD magic item? Perhaps with a sufficient Spellcraft check the bones reveal a more or less accurate Legend Lore effect; the higher the check increases the knowledge you gain from the spell and shortens the casting time down to, oh, one minute. Give or take. How does that sound?</blockquote>