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<blockquote data-quote="Qwillion" data-source="post: 2174666" data-attributes="member: 14641">The first time I used it was in a Epic level game, the party had a problem getting through a forbiddance, but Athentia came out and offered the party a riddle that's answer would be the password.DM: &quot;you feel a supernatural prescence come over you. Do you resist?&quot; Player: &quot;no, I want the answer&quot;One conundrum creature and I did not even have to offer the player a save. Anthentia calculated the DC to be 28 (one party member taking a 20 (no penalty for failure) and 4 others aiding him) for the puzzle, the mage cast fox's cunning and rolled a twenty, then used action points and got a 6 to add to the d20. Then the player just sat there at the table ranting his riddle to the party.&nbsp;&nbsp; The player even figured out the answer, but could not relay it the party. I really wish someone at sword and sworcery could let us know who created it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Qwillion, post: 2174666, member: 14641"] The first time I used it was in a Epic level game, the party had a problem getting through a forbiddance, but Athentia came out and offered the party a riddle that's answer would be the password. DM: "you feel a supernatural prescence come over you. Do you resist?" Player: "no, I want the answer" One conundrum creature and I did not even have to offer the player a save. Anthentia calculated the DC to be 28 (one party member taking a 20 (no penalty for failure) and 4 others aiding him) for the puzzle, the mage cast fox's cunning and rolled a twenty, then used action points and got a 6 to add to the d20. Then the player just sat there at the table ranting his riddle to the party. The player even figured out the answer, but could not relay it the party. I really wish someone at sword and sworcery could let us know who created it. [/QUOTE]

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