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Message: <blockquote data-quote="BoldItalic" data-source="post: 7123028" data-attributes="member: 6777052">Just to echo rgoodbb's sentiment, I've thoroughly enjoyed being part of this collaborative story-telling effort, which is after all, what D&D is about. Thanks to everyone who has contributed and kept up the momentum, and thanks for tolerating my silliness and awful puns. We should do more of these threads (but not too many, obviously. About one a year maybe?).Now, just a few loose ends to tie up, if you will indulge me:[HR][/HR]From: <a href="mailto:gen11@thac0airlines.com">gen11@thac0airlines.com</a>Hi, guys, how's it going? The magic carpet business really took off after the Athens trip and Solong is now my CEO (Shipping). The guy's a financial genius. He borrowed millions from the banks, then promulgated a law cancelling all debts so we didn't have to pay any of it back! Talk about a smooth operator! You guys ever need transport, anything, anytime, anywhere, you know where to come. Business class upgrades, no problem. Just mention my name.[HR][/HR]GILDAN'S MIDAS TOUCH8th-level transmutationCasting Time: 1 actionRange: TouchComponents: V,S,M (a haddock, that is not expended)Duration: InstantaneousUsing a fresh haddock you slap an unwilling subject, who must be a bona fide member of the Alchemists' and Goldsmiths' Guild, and he or she is turned to gold and Incapacitated. The resulting statue is worth 3gp per troy ounce weight of alchemist. The spell can be reversed with a Gold To Flesh spell or, theoretically, by a Wish spell cast by the subject. The latter is difficult to arrange, however, since the alchemist is Incapacitated and therefore cannot cast spells ...</blockquote>

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