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<blockquote data-quote="MechaTarrasque" data-source="post: 7226622" data-attributes="member: 6801226">I do miss the proper bribes.....The wizard version of this could be something like:&nbsp; you put in a call to the cosmic temp agency, they send something, you have to make a DC int check (vs. the monsters CR, with advantage if they send you what you ask for, disadvantage otherwise) to see if you can figure out the proper bribe (and have the materials on hand to provide it).&nbsp; If you fail the check by more than 5, the monster will beat on you for 1 round before returning to the temp agency, failing by less than 5, it just disappears.&nbsp; You have to provide gold (for the temp agency) regardless, plus the cost of the bribe's components if you are successful.&nbsp;&nbsp; The spell doesn't work if there is a magic circle anywhere within 100 feet of you when you cast it (it gives the temp agency a bad name if you can get out of paying the monster its bribe).The warlock would be the same, except it would be a cha check to see if you can convince the monster what you have on hand is what it wants.&nbsp; I call it Planar Lackey (level 5).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MechaTarrasque, post: 7226622, member: 6801226"] I do miss the proper bribes..... The wizard version of this could be something like: you put in a call to the cosmic temp agency, they send something, you have to make a DC int check (vs. the monsters CR, with advantage if they send you what you ask for, disadvantage otherwise) to see if you can figure out the proper bribe (and have the materials on hand to provide it). If you fail the check by more than 5, the monster will beat on you for 1 round before returning to the temp agency, failing by less than 5, it just disappears. You have to provide gold (for the temp agency) regardless, plus the cost of the bribe's components if you are successful. The spell doesn't work if there is a magic circle anywhere within 100 feet of you when you cast it (it gives the temp agency a bad name if you can get out of paying the monster its bribe). The warlock would be the same, except it would be a cha check to see if you can convince the monster what you have on hand is what it wants. I call it Planar Lackey (level 5). [/QUOTE]

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