This message is for Mr.Wissel. I just ran Wingclipper's revenge last night at the last second when I needed an adventure and I wanted to tell you it was fantastic. I hope you keep it coming.
A few points my PCs loved:
-Fighting fey creatures (my PCs now DESPISE pixies)
-Dire toads with flames on them (everyone wante dto attempt to mount one)
and
-the illusory map.
Well done!
Hmmmm, a wereplatypus is a most dangerous summoning. You must be a most powerful spellcaster to invoke a power of such magnitude.
Perhaps you are even in fact THE actual Luke Fleeman of arcane legend. Regardless, I trust you will have plenty of silver egg cups on hand and perhaps even a cold iron spatula, just for good measure. Do not let it talk its way outside the boundaries of your summoning circle. Do not let it bamboozle you with its quasi-reptilian features, for it is a mammal and a lycanthropic one at that.
. . .Yeah, I gotta agree. In particular, that illusory map was a cool feature.
This message is for Mr.Wissel. I just ran Wingclipper's revenge last night at the last second when I needed an adventure and I wanted to tell you it was fantastic. I hope you keep it coming.
A few points my PCs loved:
-Fighting fey creatures (my PCs now DESPISE pixies)
-Dire toads with flames on them (everyone wante dto attempt to mount one)
and
-the illusory map.Well done!
A few power components I would recommend for said summoning: Rice Krispie Treats & Starburst. If those do not bring the were-platypus out, they are a great help into tricking it into granting you entry to its apartment/burrow/den(?).
:sniff sniff:
Hey guys, what's going on?
As an Aussie I can tell you that the wereplatypus is not to be trifled with or mocked in any way. With its poisonous spurs and voracious appetite for flesh, it is a lean mean monotreme (egg-laying marsupial) that eats bunyips for breakfast.
of course, let us not forget that we Aussies also have to put up with killer sharks, deadly land snakes, drop bears, the most poisonous spider in the world, and the wereplatypuses deadly cousin, the were-echindna. Its a shock that we're all still alive!
So beware. Summon the wereplatypus at your peril! It's safer to summon a balor.
....it's okay to summon a were-platypus only when he's surrounded by his were-cabbage bodyguards, whose curse of lycanthropy bestows upon their enemies the most foul vapors 6-8 hours after failing your saving throw.....
As an Aussie I can tell you that the wereplatypus is not to be trifled with or mocked in any way. With its poisonous spurs and voracious appetite for flesh, it is a lean mean monotreme (egg-laying marsupial) that eats bunyips for breakfast.
of course, let us not forget that we Aussies also have to put up with killer sharks, deadly land snakes, drop bears, the most poisonous spider in the world, and the wereplatypuses deadly cousin, the were-echindna. Its a shock that we're all still alive!
So beware. Summon the wereplatypus at your peril! It's safer to summon a balor.
Thanks to Phil's post I'm envisioning Steve Irwin trying to hunt a tarasque.
"This one's a beaut. I gotta sneak up downwind from 'im or else 'e'll get really riled up."
edit: I guess if it starts with "bug" and ends in "gered" it's a curse word.
That brings up a great idea to run a character modeled after Steve Irwin. He will use nothing but unarmed combat and has taken the Great Fortitude feat at least half a dozen times.
That brings up a great idea to run a character modeled after Steve Irwin. He will use nothing but unarmed combat and has taken the Great Fortitude feat at least half a dozen times.
Crikey, A friend o' mayan plays a druid modelled on everyone's favorite Crocodile Hunter. It's beeeautiful.
GGG