demiurge1138
Inventor of Super-Toast
All that looks good.
Special Conversion Thread: Angels (and possibly other heavenly creatures)
- Thread starter Shade
- Start date
demiurge1138
Inventor of Super-Toast
Let's be nonstandard. Glaive? Halberd? Everything's got a sword.
Leopold
NKL4LYFE
Flail that expands into a dire flail when engaged in combat?
SRD
ire Flail - D&D Wiki
Having a simple stick to walk around point at people to do work or take them to task then when it gets into combat breaks out the big guns.
SRD
ire Flail - D&D WikiHaving a simple stick to walk around point at people to do work or take them to task then when it gets into combat breaks out the big guns.
freyar
Extradimensional Explorer
Here's a relevant quote from the wikipedia page:
Regen 10 is ok by me.
Advancement looks fine.
Is the "brazen bottle" mentioned in the original text the same as an iron flask? We should mention this, and convert it if it's different.
If we're trying to avoid a sword, that last bit sounds like good support for a heavy mace.
Regen 10 is ok by me.
Advancement looks fine.
Is the "brazen bottle" mentioned in the original text the same as an iron flask? We should mention this, and convert it if it's different.
demiurge1138
Inventor of Super-Toast
OK, sword or heavy mace.
GrayLinnorm
Explorer
Here's the brazen bottle, from Encyclopedia Magica:
This item has the appearance of a highly -Burnished, brazen flask, shaped like a Klein bottle. The flask is corked and the cork has a red seal impressed bearing mystical runes. When uncorked, the symbols on the seal may be used to compel 1d6 djinni or 1d2 efreet into the bottle, which is then corked. When one creature is being compelled, the compulsion is at +4 effectiveness, for two creatures, the effextiveness drops to +1, and more than two creatures have normal saving throws.
The bottle may also be used to attempt to jug one of the following - a balor (+3), invisible stalker (+2), an air elemental (-1), a fire elemental (-2), or a minor fiend (+1). If forcibly compelled into the bottle, any of the above creatures (including the djinni and efreet) are in very foul moods when next uncorked (attacking with haste and ferocity). When found in a dungeon, or elsewhere, a bottle may already be occupied - at the DM's discretion. If a considerable time has elapsed since the being with compelled into the jug (say 1,500 years or so), the being may be so glad for its new-found freedom that it willingly serves the person who freed it for 1001 days. In some cases (a balor for instance), the liberated creature may attempt to destroy everything in the immediate vicinity.
This item has the appearance of a highly -Burnished, brazen flask, shaped like a Klein bottle. The flask is corked and the cork has a red seal impressed bearing mystical runes. When uncorked, the symbols on the seal may be used to compel 1d6 djinni or 1d2 efreet into the bottle, which is then corked. When one creature is being compelled, the compulsion is at +4 effectiveness, for two creatures, the effextiveness drops to +1, and more than two creatures have normal saving throws.
The bottle may also be used to attempt to jug one of the following - a balor (+3), invisible stalker (+2), an air elemental (-1), a fire elemental (-2), or a minor fiend (+1). If forcibly compelled into the bottle, any of the above creatures (including the djinni and efreet) are in very foul moods when next uncorked (attacking with haste and ferocity). When found in a dungeon, or elsewhere, a bottle may already be occupied - at the DM's discretion. If a considerable time has elapsed since the being with compelled into the jug (say 1,500 years or so), the being may be so glad for its new-found freedom that it willingly serves the person who freed it for 1001 days. In some cases (a balor for instance), the liberated creature may attempt to destroy everything in the immediate vicinity.
