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Message: <blockquote data-quote="megamania" data-source="post: 525250" data-attributes="member: 9255">OH YEAH!    I can get into this one.   In Darksun there is an area where mutations happen if any bloodshed occurs.   Nasty considering it is surrounded by about 1/2 thick ring of brambles and thorn bushes.In that game at the Pristine Tower the mutations are designed to "improve" the survivability of a character.  Of course as a DM you treat this like a "wish" and twist it often and hard.   The book "Amber Enchantress" introduces this.  Here a dehydrated character grows leaves and his feet literally take root like a tree to draw out moisture from the ground.  So- here is some of the list of things I used based on my memory-Intangible-    Includes weapons and the clothes you wear.  Can't be hurt but you reveal to the world a lot about yourself.Armor plated healing-   The injury recieved (and any for that day in your world) heal with a metal crusted plate.   Can be very heavy and awkward thus reducing your DEX and spell casting but if DM determines it to be sufficent enough injuries-  increased ACGrow extra eyes-   Increase Spot skills BUT who knows where that eye(s) will appear and how people will take to itDetect life-   Danmed overwhelming in a city and can't be shutoff.  The version I used included plant life.  Really freak out players (if they roleplay well) by having them see bacteria and the such.  So small but so manyVisions of Grandeur-   They see small things into the future but once they get into using it for big battles give them false readingsMagic dead zone .....on a wizard.  Walking 0 level character targetTalk to animals-    Can't turn it off but suddenly you can't understand teammates either as you chatter at themSuper Magnetic-   Hope everyone is holding onto their sharp pointed ferious weapons wellYou get the point</blockquote>

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