Should I hurt my DM for....

[Interested2]

Giving me a Holy Avenger as a wizard?

 

[Kilmore]

Odd... Perhaps you could encounter a paladin who's usefulness to your cause could be enhanced by said weapon.

 

[Gothmog]

Nope, nobody said treasure was supposed to or had to be keyed to your character. I actually much prefer these types of games- it takes characters down aspects of the game and roleplaying few people consider. You could give it to a paladin in exchange for a favor to be named later, sell it, decide to pursue paladin traning yourself (perhaps explaining it as holy visions from having the sword), etc. Don't be pissed about it- think about how many possibilities have opened up.

 

[frankthedm]

How did you 'get' this item?

Random starting treasure?

found hidden away?

Killed previous owner while he slept?

 

[Zappo]

Well, you could find a paladin who got a ring of wizardry and trade it.

 

[Thornir Alekeg]

First off, you should never hurt your DM. Just for the thought you should bear gifts of munchies to your next game as pennance.

If the sword was "given" to you as some kind of gift or something, I would hope the DM has a good reason for it (perhaps he's giving you a subtle hint he wants you to multiclass?).

 

[Kae'Yoss]

Giving me a Holy Avenger as a wizard?

Did you get it in an entry pack or in a booster? My advice: Either trade it for a staff of power or sell it on eBay

 

[Nifft]

Sell it to an Arch-Fiend in trade for an Infernal or Abyssal servitor. Duh!

-- N

 

[FreeTheSlaves]

Sounds like a valuable trade item. Why would your character bemoan such a boon?

I would hold out for a spellbook with at least level 5 spells within if not level 6. Then again it could trade nicely for a decent wondrous item. (Shrugs)

 

[MerakSpielman]

Time to start taking paladin levels!