The Saw-bladed Polearm
The Saw-bladed Polearm
Damage: 1d10
Special: Ignore AC less powerful than chain. For use on monsters, treat AC 6-8 as though it were 9.
Zyan as Scented by Hiero's Nose
The Sunken Circle, The Temple of The Archons Steps lead down from each of the five shrines into the sunken area at the center of the Temple of Archons. Along the wall of the depression at shoulder height, an inscription is carved, “It Belongs Not to the Pawn to Question the Intention of the Hand That Moves It”. The bulk of the sunken area is taken up by a single immense block of red stone that has been carved into a wondrous model of a city. When one descends the stairs, the model lights up, illuminated by the same light that currently falls on Zyan above. When you first viewed the model, the streets are lit by the mottled light of sun through dappled clouds. But later, when you poke your heads in to the temple, the model is lit by silver light of the moon and phantasmagorical pools that accumulate below the city's dangling colored lanterns. The model rises to shoulder height at its highest, and waist height at its lowest. It is stylized, with some buildings and locations of ou
We really should hang on to this, although as a cleric Dozar can't wield it. Just the thing for big monsters.
ReplyDeleteOK, we'll make the XP adjustment, once we've figured the sale of the muscle jellies.
ReplyDeleteEric Boyd If you want them for this session, you can hold on to the five copper masks you snagged. (That too would go into the XP/GP tally, currently TBD.) You do have a connection who seems pretty handy at making masks. I may post something about him sometime. He can make you some copper looking masks that he thinks will look pretty similar, but that will take 1 week. It will cost you 25 gp per mask.
ReplyDeleteYou can keep 1 iron whistle. We'll say you recovered 2.
With the help of Tim Other s character, Xol Rashek you are able to make your way into a private inner garden of the palace, where Almuric's impressive physique is draped over a divan, drinking away his sorrows from a flagon. He greats you will sullen arrogance, but tosses aside the flagon to follow you straight away when he hears what you propose. When he gets a look at the beasts, and you show him how the whistle works, he is fascinated. He inquires where you procured them, and accepts your discretion with a knowing smile. He offers you 1500gp for the two, and expresses a willingness to do business again soon.