
By the same author as Grand Line 3.5
11th Jun 2014, 1:27 AM
So far I'd say the curse seems worthwhile. :P It at least explains why the sword has so many powerful abilities. |
11th Jun 2014, 1:35 AM
Sweet, cursed items. The best kind. Remind anyone of another cursed sword coming up? |
11th Jun 2014, 7:03 AM
Me, I can't help but think Cory will use his intimidation skill on that sword. It is an epic scene for that sort of roll. |
11th Jun 2014, 2:24 AM
So, story time is about cursed weapons! I think we all know where my story time will be from. |
11th Jun 2014, 4:15 AM
I don't care about competition, I just wanna hear some great stories! |
11th Jun 2014, 11:34 AM
And that is what I mean that no one can top Raxon. |
11th Jun 2014, 12:56 PM
It was an old thing from a now defunct project. I have it pop up every now and again. I have a few things like this back home. None quite like this, though. I could probably pull a short story or two off teh interwebs that I've done and post them here. But not right now. Later. |
11th Jun 2014, 7:59 AM
Well, there was that one time where a monk of mine had a pair of shoes that were cursed to cause me to dance whenever I was in combat. Unfortunately, I didn't know what they were, until I tried to hit something and was sent old soft shoeing in another direction. |
11th Jun 2014, 8:02 AM"worst car-chase ever"
So we were playing in this (by that point relatively high-power) Mage: The Awakening campaign. And had learned about a theft that was going to happen at a museum or somesuch. So we spent lots of time setting up an ambush for when the bad guys would come out and stuff. |
11th Jun 2014, 9:28 AM
Don't have much in the way of cursed items. Best I have is Bitterfang, an unholy sword carved from demonic metal and held by the shadow dancing head of the thieves guild. It glowed with a black aura and made those who stood in its presence feel cold just to be near it. That was until the PCs came along anyway. |
11th Jun 2014, 4:38 PM
My only Cursed story is from a 1shot session where I rolled up a CHA heavy factotum/Iaijutsu master and got around the whole "only 1 draw out attack per round" by having my primary weapon be the classic -2 cursed sword from the DMG that teleports to your hand every time you draw another weapon. |
11th Jun 2014, 5:07 PM"DoT"
Well, the damage over time is consistent with some versions of the bleed ability, which is only a +1 bonus. |
12th Jun 2014, 5:49 AM"Cursed Pillow"
So one of the earlier campaigns I was in, we (the party) were essentially a traveling circus in addition to kind of adventuring. My character was class was beguiler and I was something of a stage magician as well as an actor. Anyways. |
12th Jun 2014, 8:35 AM
The nearest i have to a story about cursed items is about a game i'm mastering for a friend (since we needed something to play for those days when all our other friends decided they didn't want to play anything but League of Legends ¬¬). The thing is that the campaign goeas about telling the story of a half-god of sorts that wasn't aware of his heritage until some orcs attacked his village and took away everyone they could alive in order to do a sacrifice to a demon and make him come to the material plane, so the guy embarked on a quest to rescue everyone. Right before the attack, he had stolen his master's spyglass to spy on the girls that were bathing, but it turned out the spyglass was enchanted and could talk... or rather, it couldn't shut up. In the middle of the attack, the guy managed to get out of a temple his uncle's (who is a god of fire and battle) sword. Thas was how he survived, but it turned out the sword also could talk and was always fighting with the spyglass. The thing is that both items can only be heard by him. The idea for the campaign is that he will get at least another 3 items like those (his master's soul sealed in a sword, an ancient elven wizard who sealed his conciousness in a ring in order to live to help him, since he knew the future, and the soulstone containing the archdaemon the orcs wanted to summon, once he defeats it), causing him to be always hearing voices only he can listen to so in the end he'll have a reputation for being a crazy but dangerous guy who's always speaking to himself and from time to time start yelling shut ups and threats to anyone that's around. |
DragonTrainer
11th Jun 2014, 1:11 AM
At the rate I'm making these comics, I may have to miss another update sooner or later. >_>
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DragonTrainer
12th Jun 2014, 12:15 PM
Edit: Typo in panel 4.
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