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Joel Flank
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I'd keep the dead vegetation part. It is part of the item's flavor and doesn't really unbalance anything. I'd lower the price even further, especially if you remove the save throw bonus. Yes the single use creeping doom can be used as a poison, but an expensive one. At the same time, a regular single use creeping doom just gets activated and then you have your thousands of bugs. This one requires a death first (most likely the owner's). This should reduce the price as a pretty stiff limitation. |
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Montalve
(Pathfinder Chronicles Superscriber; Planet Stories Subscriber),
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Description: Mike I really liked the +2 bonus to Fortitude... it gives the item something extra and permanent that i think not everyone noticed... i see it as an enhance item that gives you an extra power and escape path players would hate the DM when they grab the villain or hurt him enough that he is forced to go into a corner and stealthely eat this thing, giving him the chance of a last big surprice... I like it very much really good for minions with the order "go there and not return until you complete my orders... you know what happens to those who fail me!" |
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Majuba
(Paizo Charter Superscriber),
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Just wondering, what happens when an undead, say a lich or vampire, eats this? Does it have to be digested? Corporeal undead *can* use potions actually. However undead are immune to Fortitude saves, unless they also affect objects. As such they can't even voluntarily fail the saving throw. Note: Just voted for your villain - finally got to read your item - glad it matches in coolness. |
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