Magic Amulets
Amulets primarily have repellent properties and can be used to boost turning/intimidation rolls.
Metals: undead. Each type of soul, according to Plato, recognises its material.
Gemstones: dragons. The chromatic dragons especially are subject to the different types.
Symbols: spellcasters. Spells are fickle creatures.
Bones: Fey creatures. The smell of death drives them mad.
Feathers: Psionics users. A thin veil, properly prepared, has the same effect.
Vials: animals. Water, blood, and alcohol are popular choices. Some prefer venom, however.
Lockets: incorporeal creatures. Love and Strife are opposites, and Love unites body and mind.
Review Another's Blogpost
This post is great, thank you everyone, and Mr. Highlander.
More people should make things like this for newbies.
Spells of the Evil King
Summon cavalry charge.
Fear.
Quest.
Execute.
Imprison.
Command.
Sequel to a Blogpost from Last Year (Yours, or others')
My blog is only a few months old :-P
Simplicity and complexity in games are a means to an end, which is creating a satisfying play experience. Chess accomplishes much with simple rules, but Twilight Imperium is also complex and fun. For role-playing games, a broader and deeper rules system, whether Stonetop or Adnd, allows for more variety in very long games and campaigns. I got tired of Knave after a two-shot. I might like to try ADND at least once.
Primates
In the religion of Monke, as a cleric, you gain a new rank at the following levels:
2: Dryopithecus can climb as fast as they walk.
3: Ramapithecus is immune to poison.
5: Australopithecus can walk with any two limbs.
7: Habilis can strike once a day with unerring accuracy.
11: Erectus can control fire.
13: Neanderthalensis can instruct new members of the primates.
17: Sapiens can speak all languages.
19: ???
Gamifying rainfall levels warrants its own post.
Achievements:
Speedrun mode (complete the challenge in 500 words or less) ✓
Completionist (complete all prompts in a challenge) X
