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<blockquote data-quote="noretoc" data-source="post: 195776" data-attributes="member: 1276">I kind of like Evil GM idea. but I will try something even different.&nbsp; Because the ring moves with the user and the user protets his body, I would have the AC be that of the wearer, Plus the ring is fine giving a +8, plus half cover.&nbsp; That number to hit gets really high.&nbsp; But if you are very very good, I'd allow it.&nbsp; Why not, fantasy is made of stuff like this.&quot;The evil wizard is just about to say the word that will throw the land in utter darkness using his ring of ultimate wishes, when william the daring, Paladin of Kerius, Wielding the Long sword of ultimate goodness, sweeps belwo the wizard's defences, and slices at the ring.&nbsp; The two monumental forces battel for what seems like minitues, but is less then a second in reality, and bang.&nbsp; The rings fall to the floor, nicle slice on one end.&nbsp; The wizard looks at his most prized possesion in disbelief, before the palidin, cut him too, in half.&quot;&nbsp; Now why would anyone strike the ring, instead of just killing the wizard.&nbsp; It's cool.&nbsp; (plus maybe the wizard had a ton o' hitpoints)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="noretoc, post: 195776, member: 1276"] I kind of like Evil GM idea. but I will try something even different. Because the ring moves with the user and the user protets his body, I would have the AC be that of the wearer, Plus the ring is fine giving a +8, plus half cover. That number to hit gets really high. But if you are very very good, I'd allow it. Why not, fantasy is made of stuff like this. "The evil wizard is just about to say the word that will throw the land in utter darkness using his ring of ultimate wishes, when william the daring, Paladin of Kerius, Wielding the Long sword of ultimate goodness, sweeps belwo the wizard's defences, and slices at the ring. The two monumental forces battel for what seems like minitues, but is less then a second in reality, and bang. The rings fall to the floor, nicle slice on one end. The wizard looks at his most prized possesion in disbelief, before the palidin, cut him too, in half." Now why would anyone strike the ring, instead of just killing the wizard. It's cool. (plus maybe the wizard had a ton o' hitpoints) [/QUOTE]

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