This thread begins with Infernius pushing random buttons on an already random object of ridiculous power.
Welcome to the next page of the thread series that everyone knows about but no one mentions cuz autism.
Its a role-playing thread, welcoming involved/random shitposting in addition to participation.
There's plenty of material if you wanna get a glimpse, otherwise I'll get back to it.
The first effect that is discharged by the rod is a ridiculously compressed stream of air, blowing back everyone around Infernius.
The second effect is that Infernius himself becomes invisible.
The third effect is someone adjacent to infernius is hit by Flesh to Stone.
The fourth effect is that Enlarge Size is cast on the statue-character..
The fifth effect is the rod summons a mouse.
Players should roll a d100
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>>46530I need to move back to my school year apartment
and I have a seminar paper that needs to be completed
soon, so if we took tonight and two days off, or just one, that would be greatly appreciated
>>46533Take all the time you need. I can't guarantee that there won't be shitposting, cuz I'll be doing some of it, but we won't go nowhere. Maybe.
>>46524"... Say.. can I try-out that rod?"
>>46535"I don't think that rod does what you think it does"
Trumpaladin, terrified of what the foolish pony might summon, carefully removes and pockets the ring shield, and places on the ring with the flame motif
>>46537
Tracy's faggot likes pushing buttons.
[1d100 = 62]>>46538Let Infernius have this one. It's truly the perfect item for him. He is beloved of the dice gods and favored by his patron deity in a way none of the rest of us are
Rolling because I'm equally curious
Did he push separate buttons on it, or did he push a single button several time?
I want to try it out.
>>46541>>46540It's a rod of wonder. You use it in a standard action and it has a list of possible effects. You don't determine these effects before hand, you roll a d100 to determine what happens
>>46542So, you're saying you just used the rod?
>>46542Why does it have multiple buttons then?
>>46543Well, to actually use the rod would require stealing it from Infetnius which opens a shit load of possible issues I'd rather avoid. I made a what-if roll to see what would happen if I did have it, however. In this case, it would have grown a field of grass
*Fae lays low in non-existent grass field stalking prey*
>>46544Because how else are you going to describe a rod of wonder?
>>46546A rod with a single, big, red, irresistable button on it that does something random every time.
>>46547Tell me what you think the rod is
>>46532I guess that goat is really....
Horny
>>46548A rod with five functions that were generated randomly, with the list of a rod of wonder.
You wouldn't know unless you pushed the same button twice.
>>46550That removes all the fun of randomness and is too OP. Just play the game and stop seeking cheats. Embrace the dice
>>46551>too OPWhy? There are plenty of cooler rods.
And why should I stop looking for cool items?
>>46552You can keep looking for cool items, but a rod that consistently has five seperate functions like that is imbalanced
>>46554
Regardless of whatever it is, I want to press the buttons again.
>>46553There are other rods with multiple affects, fyi.
Can Torc roll to decipher that scroll now?
>>46530My family wants me to go on a trip tomorrow morning, so I can't play until this evening.
>>46558*tomorrow evening
Otr maybe later in the afternoon
>>46560What happened when Trumpaladin put on the ring?
>>46561Hey, I wanted the ring...
>>46560Well thats no fun
[1d20+16 = 27]>>46563Rolling to Appraise its value.
>>46565Aww..
Does that mean I can't tell how much something is worth until I've already stolen it?
Also, can I use Search to frisk NPCs for what they're carrying?
>>46569So I can tell if they have anything worth stealing.
>>46570You want to know if Tracy can stop people and then frisk them, so she can then steal from them.
A spot check would work for anything visible, and some concealed stuff (weapons, for example), but wouldn't work to detect other things.
>>46562Armor that has flame motifs signifies armor that provides fire resistance (to a degree) to its wearer. I don't know about rings, but my best bet is that the guy who is made out of cloth and who surrounded himself with gunpowder dust wanted some measure of protection against fire damage.
>>46563That's much better than "roll for will save"
>>46573Give Tracy the ring so she can appraise its market value.
>>46575If you know how much it's worth, you've got a slight hint at what it might be.
Also, I want to use my Rogue skills.
>>46576Alright, fine. I'm betting on a ring that does 5 or 10 fire-energy resistance.
"You may appraise it, but please give it back when you are done. I want to go dragon hunting some day, and I think this ring complements the one you gave me nicely"
*removes ring from finger and hands to pony*
[1d20+16 = 18]>>46578Rolling once again to appraise
>>46580It looks to be worth about 1200gp
[1d20+2 = 22]>>46582Torc tries an appraise
What stat bonus do I apply to these checks?
>>46579I'm open to trade, it's just that every character already is using all of their ring slots. Did you remember the ring of protection? That gives +3 or something to AC. Tracy also has one, she just prefers to wear a ring of animal friendship instead. Because you know, the odds of being engaged in Melee combat in a dungeon is much lower than needing to raise animals