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<blockquote data-quote="Diamond Cross" data-source="post: 5307149" data-attributes="member: 51024">I had a Magic User character in 2e that came across a cross made entirely out of red diamonds. It was a present from a gold dragon he and the party saved the life of. It was an exceptionally rare item, and I think the only one like it in the entire world. It didn't have any magical properties for it, he simply prized it for it was a symbol of friendship with a gold dragon.However, the thief of the party was always trying to steal it from him so he eventually develop a spell called Hallucinatory Object. It was much like hallucinatory terrain, but instead it obscured objects and made them seem less valuable than they actually were.The thief eventually stole it anyway and sold it for his own interests.After he did that though the entire party laid the smack down and beat the thief character to a bloody pulp. That person never played with the group again.For some reason, that player never liked me and used his thief character to steal anything of valuable from me, and only me, in order to punish me for something. I never saw him after that last time we played.And my character finally recovered the cross a few months later when he explained that it was stolen. It led to retrieving another item for the noble from whom it was stolen and they learned it was being kept in&nbsp; a small dungeon in which Orcs were hiding out in in order to raid the town. When he retrieved the item, he returned it, and the noble returned the cross.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Diamond Cross, post: 5307149, member: 51024"] I had a Magic User character in 2e that came across a cross made entirely out of red diamonds. It was a present from a gold dragon he and the party saved the life of. It was an exceptionally rare item, and I think the only one like it in the entire world. It didn't have any magical properties for it, he simply prized it for it was a symbol of friendship with a gold dragon. However, the thief of the party was always trying to steal it from him so he eventually develop a spell called Hallucinatory Object. It was much like hallucinatory terrain, but instead it obscured objects and made them seem less valuable than they actually were. The thief eventually stole it anyway and sold it for his own interests. After he did that though the entire party laid the smack down and beat the thief character to a bloody pulp. That person never played with the group again. For some reason, that player never liked me and used his thief character to steal anything of valuable from me, and only me, in order to punish me for something. I never saw him after that last time we played. And my character finally recovered the cross a few months later when he explained that it was stolen. It led to retrieving another item for the noble from whom it was stolen and they learned it was being kept in a small dungeon in which Orcs were hiding out in in order to raid the town. When he retrieved the item, he returned it, and the noble returned the cross. [/QUOTE]

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