About Doxon GreyforgeDoxon Greyforge
Conditional bonuses: +1 racial bonus to attack Giants
Agrimmosh, Hammer of Unmaking:
It functions as a +2 impact dual-balanced warhammer that automatically resizes itself to match the size of its wielder. Whenever the wielder of Agrimmosh confirms a critical hit against a creature of the humanoid type, the target creature must succeed at a DC 23 Fortitude save or shrink by one size category, as by heightened reduce person. This effect lasts for 20 minutes. Whenever the wielder of Agrimmosh successfully strikes a creature with the hammer, as an immediate action he can attempt a targeted dispel check against the struck creature, as dispel magic, to end a single ongoing transmutation effect that alters the target’s size. Other ongoing spells and effects are unaffected. The wielder uses the hammer’s caster level (20) as his own when attempting such a dispel check.
Hammer of Thunderbolts:
This +3 Large dual-balanced returning warhammer deals 2d6 points of damage on a successful hit. In the hands of a wielder who wears a belt of giant strength and knows the weapon is a hammer of thunderbolts (not just the +3 warhammer it appears to be), it becomes a +5 Large dual-balanced giant-bane returning thundering warhammer with the following two properties. First, when the bearer makes a successful thrown attack with the hammer, the hammer emits a powerful clap of thunder, causing all creatures within 90 feet to be stunned for 1 round (Fortitude DC 15 negates); the wielder is not immune to this effect. Second, the hammer’s range increment increases to 30 feet. Crown of Conquest:
The wearer gains a +4 competence bonus on Intimidate checks, and whenever he confirms a critical hit, the crown creates a prayer effect centered on the crown’s wearer (caster level 5th). Potions: CMWx2, CSWx3 Scrolls: CSW, Remove Disease Wealth 25,869.9 GP 65,884.25 GP from Zephyr Hall --------------------
Fame: 9
Background From Hammer and Tongs: The Forging of Metal and Other Good Works, Holy Text of Torag:
Daily Affirmations :
1. All errors can be reforged into lessons. No setback is insurmountable, not even death itself, so long as the soul is dedicated to the task. 2. Work hard, work well, Torag demands only honest labor and forthright service. All errors can be reforged if your first intentions are pure. 3. All ignorance can be reforged into knowledge. Master your craft, excel at what you have been trusted to do. Do not offend your teacher by remaining a student forever. 4. Each generation must forge its successors. Teach your trade to all who are willing to learn, and in doing so, multiply the fruits of your knowledge. 5. All difficulties can be reforged into triumphs. Meet strife with humility and acceptance. Let adversity temper the ingot of your will and you will never shatter. 6. Embrace your station, fulfill the duties of your rank and meddle not in the affairs of your betters. All guilds fail at their weakest link. 7. All loss can be reforged into strength. Profitable work heals all emptiness. So long as you have the tools of your trade, you will always be able to forge wealth anew. 8. Value the works of others and they will value your works in return. Share the harvest with the hungry and your tools with the destitute. 9. All souls can be reforged into whatever we will. Hard work is not exclusive to life, death is no time for complacency. Commit yourself to excellence in this cycle and the next.
Precepts and Proverbs of Torag:
For every work there is a practice. Arm yourself with skill and temper your labors with patience. Strike only when your medium is ready. Do not cold work plate. Brittle steel is worse than a treacherous friend. Temper your work lest it shatter like glass. Fools praise appearance, but the master praises strength. True virtue lies in work well done. Pattern-welded steel shall be folded no fewer than seven times. The finest smiths cannot shape poor metals. Set your hands to steels that have been properly treated with charcoal. Like a room full of discord is a forge with uneven heat. Do not let it pervert your metal. As the blows of the hammer speak to the steel, so the color of the metal speaks to the smith. Like a babe is heated steel, fragile and easily corrupted. Handle it gently, lest your haste twist and warp it. Do not neglect work that lies hidden and unseen for a shoddy tang can break the blade. The wise smith works carefully and anneals but once. The careless smith weeps to find flaws after the steel has been hardened and tempered. As a blade drawn in multiple heats is work done in its proper time.
Biography: Description: Strategy:
Attack!:
[dice=Agrimmosh]1d20+20[/dice] [dice=Damage]3d6+9[/dice] [dice=Thunderbolt]1d20+23[/dice]
[dice=Thunderbolt, TWF]1d20+22[/dice]
[dice=Thunderbolt, TWF]1d20+17[/dice]
[dice=Thunderbolt, TWF]1d20+12[/dice]
[dice=Agrimmosh, TWF]1d20+19[/dice]
[dice=Agrimmosh, TWF]1d20+14[/dice]
[dice=Rend]1d10+7[/dice] Social: |
