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<blockquote data-quote="The_Gut" data-source="post: 3614991" data-attributes="member: 53010">low magic itemsA small charm to protect you from the attacks of normal insects. This is nice for staying in cheap hotels. Also can have adventuring usages. I once gave one to a beginning pc in one of my games. Another player was making fun of its magic, and teasing the pc about it. Some kobolds used a big old hornet nest in an ambush.... and after killing the kobolds, the pc with the charm was standing in the pissed off hornets area, laughing at the other pc's. That player STILL teases the other about this, and its been years.Yeah old standard bedroll that lets you sleep in full armor.For the rich and paranoid - lightweight curtains that &quot;snap stiff&quot; on a command word, and have magical hardness/toughness that presents a minor obstacle to thieves. Or that attack (to subdue) anyone coming in the window from the wrong direction.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="The_Gut, post: 3614991, member: 53010"] [b]low magic items[/b] A small charm to protect you from the attacks of normal insects. This is nice for staying in cheap hotels. Also can have adventuring usages. I once gave one to a beginning pc in one of my games. Another player was making fun of its magic, and teasing the pc about it. Some kobolds used a big old hornet nest in an ambush.... and after killing the kobolds, the pc with the charm was standing in the pissed off hornets area, laughing at the other pc's. That player STILL teases the other about this, and its been years. Yeah old standard bedroll that lets you sleep in full armor. For the rich and paranoid - lightweight curtains that "snap stiff" on a command word, and have magical hardness/toughness that presents a minor obstacle to thieves. Or that attack (to subdue) anyone coming in the window from the wrong direction. [/QUOTE]

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