Dungeons and Dragon Age
Tonight we played both games, the dungeons And the dragons. And also I guess the... Age? Anyway, in my Dragon Age d&d game, a lot of shit happened and I wanna talk about it âcause Iâm real excited!
The team FINALLY cured their lycanthropy before they transformed, possibly making the condition permanent. They sacrificed a super badass magic item to allow the wolf that infected them to return to her human state and reunited a family. It was touching, and the 3/4 members of the party with family issues basically pulled a Mustang.Â
They set up a plan to find out who charmed the Ranger, @lungguppiesâs Aislinn, into trying and almost succeeding in killing our Berserker, @istehlurvzâs Ozazli.Â
They also identified some cool new magic items, were rewarded skyrim style with a sweet new weapon which means that my Reaver, Dirthari for this game and my monk, Amon, for my other game are both wielding obsidian weapons. They also whipped out the two most powerful items they have found to identify, the Box of Suggestion, which is a trap I never expected them to pick up and take, which when opened, casts mass suggestion with the command âreturn the box to the pedestal and wait.â A clever trap that ensured most people would spend the next 30 days waiting and die of hunger. the mage wasnât able to identify it without opening the box, so thats all the info they have still. They also broke out the Shattered Crown, an item they found upon the head of KuulâShok, the Unquenched. A powerd up Deathkiss using the crownâs power to make thralls it could drink from indefinitely, yet never feeling satisfied. It was once wielded by the Lost King of Orzammar, who was exiled for using it to control whole swaths of the populace, bending them to his will. It was broken, he was exiled and buried with the pieces. the demon found them, put them back together. When Aislinn wore it for like, a second once, she realized she could use it to make anyone do anything she wanted. Well, that power easily corrupts, as the history of the Crown shows. And when this kindly old scholar cast identify on it, he went a little...Â
He really wanted it. âto study, to learn fromâ etc etc. The party wisely refused, and @ghosteringâs Cyrus, our rogue/warlock multiclass intimidated him, using a charge from special eye, a gift from his patron. It is golden, and magical, and had been confunding the mages who cast detect magic in his presence, as it didnât quite show up in the spell but seemed almost a little blurry to them. The mage gazed into Cyrusâ eye and the Eye gazed back... the mageâs nose bled, and he passed out.Â
The party won some cool items, lost one, identified a couple and maybe made a problem theyâll have to work out later. Oh, and upon returning to their Inn, they received a mysterious note, signed only âO.â asking for a clandestine meeting in the Blackfens at midnight. What awaits our heroes? Will the old mage simply move on and forget about the Crown? Will they be able to break it again, and scatter the pieces? Will our poor group of friends ever catch a goddamn break? Time will tell!Â
