Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Niveus Lynx 06-12-05, 01:41 AM	1. Follower + Explosive Runes + Spyglass. 2. Bag of Tricks + Bag of Holding + Club. 3. Bag of Holding + Cheetah + Club + Delayed Blast Fireball + Hulking Hurler.
Manyfist 06-12-05, 01:58 AM	Bag of Holding inside a bag of holding. :D
Rakasha#5 06-12-05, 09:35 AM	Sovereign glue plus toilet seat. WHAHAHAHAHAHA Or this one Summon mephit or charm a goblin with explosive rune in hands and have it run into the mitst of many enemies and read it it says "you got mail!".
DrummerChar32 06-12-05, 11:55 AM	Nail some caltrops into both ends of your Quarterstaff. It ain't a Quarterstaff no more! :P
Rim-Soulfang 06-12-05, 11:59 AM	Sovereign glue plus toilet seat. WHAHAHAHAHAHA Sovereign glue plus anything is evil. Personally i like to combine it with Mirror of Suggestion. I suggest you glue yourself to a wall.
Iver Gearsham 06-13-05, 05:20 AM	The spell Sympathy and a cursed Item enchanted with the spell Poision or Disintergrate. Writen on the Insidious device is "Pick me up" :D :eek:
Saihtam 06-13-05, 07:07 AM	soveirgn glue + armor of arrow attraction A lot of realy weak followers and a lot of rings of vengeance (or what are they called, they do 15d6 dam to whoever kills the wearer) caltrops + paladin soveirgn glue + paladin
Venom of the Yuan Ti 06-13-05, 07:12 AM	Potion of inflict critical wounds+Suggestion Sectet page+Victiciuos grimour (not sure if this would work, but could you force them to forget they opened the book, thus having to open it again, and agian...)
Solamar 06-13-05, 07:32 AM	Suggestion+1cp+Delayed Blast Fireball cast delayed blast fire ball on the cp use suggestion to have some one swallow the cp and then have them go for a walk into the local market square vial of oil of impact + clapper of the church bell (ring my chime baby)
DuskyFruit 06-13-05, 08:01 AM	Baleful polymorphed hill giant + speak with animals + suggestion + potion of love + mouse familiar Suggest that the turned-to-mouse-hill giant should drink the potion of love and then stare into your familiar's eyes, then dispel the baleful polymorph spell and watch the strange love affair unfold :love: :gah: :allalone: :rofl:
DuskyFruit 06-13-05, 08:06 AM	19) Chaotic evil ettin + a single helm of opposite alignment 20) Paladin + Blackguard + potion of love
CaoSlayer 06-13-05, 09:03 AM	21) bag of holding + iron golem readied to punch + "you can check than I have nothing evil on the bag". 22) flying familiar + flasks of alchemist fire = aerial strike
Niveus Lynx 06-15-05, 01:42 PM	23. Pegasus + Grappling Hook + Jump Off Cliff. "NEEEEEEEEEEEEEIGGGHHH!"
dragonseth 06-15-05, 01:49 PM	Bow + Arrow + Sovereign Glue "Dangit! You're supposed to come OFF the string when I let go!"
G.S.Dickerson 06-15-05, 01:54 PM	Animated object + cod piece = no more danglies
Surreal 06-15-05, 02:57 PM	The spell Sympathy and a cursed Item enchanted with the spell Poision or Disintergrate. Writen on the Insidious device is "Pick me up" :D :eek: You've been watching Mom and Dad Save the world (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0104905/) haven't you? :rolleyes:
Iver Gearsham 06-16-05, 02:21 AM	Yep the hard part is making a planet full of the mentaly challenged. :D
Surreal 06-16-05, 02:43 AM	You'll need a cursed bird helm of ineptitude. And maybe pants + bag of holding :D I haven't seen that movie in years, it's sad I remember this. Now if only we can work a giant magnet in there somehow...
Darkwolf_childe 06-16-05, 02:46 AM	Bag of Devouring inside a Hat of Disguise.
Rim-Soulfang 06-16-05, 10:07 AM	Ouch!
Niveus Lynx 06-16-05, 12:22 PM	Bag of Devouring inside a Hat of Disguise. *grabs evil DM notepad* Bag of devouring...hat of disguise...
Sssargoth 06-16-05, 07:14 PM	Bag of Devouring inside a Hat of Disguise. Bag of Devouering made into a Hat of Disguise. Bag of Holding inside a bag of holding. :D nothig that says you cant do that. I use something like that as an easy to carry, infiately sized carrying device. 1 Bag of holding with 30 Bags of Holding in it, with 30 more in each of those, ect.ect. :D
Always-Late 06-16-05, 08:29 PM	A bag of holding full of chickens.
Darkness is good 06-16-05, 08:42 PM	Once I had a hole party of spell casters, one of the wizards decked himself out so he was perma-fire-proof and gated himself to the fire plane (my players love the fire plane) he took a 2 bages of holding and 2 portable holes, he came back with them full of molten rock. The party soon after hunted down a white dragon. the whitty wizard decided to get eaten. after words he eptied the (still hot) contents of the bags and holes into the dragon, killing it in 4 rounds.
mvincent 06-17-05, 12:13 PM	nothig that says you cant do that. I use something like that as an easy to carry, infiately sized carrying device. 1 Bag of holding with 30 Bags of Holding in it, with 30 more in each of those, ect.ect. :DFrom the 3.0 FAQ (still applicable, since the items haven't changed): "Putting one bag of holding within another is just like putting the bag into a portable hole. Items that function like bags of holding, such as Heward’s handy haversacks, cause the same mishaps when mishandled."
-Defiler of Souls- 06-17-05, 03:05 PM	nothig that says you cant do that. I use something like that as an easy to carry, infiately sized carrying device. 1 Bag of holding with 30 Bags of Holding in it, with 30 more in each of those, ect.ect. :D extradimentional spaces put inside extradimensional spaces are BAD for the fabric of reality....the fabric of reality will make this abundantly clear to you when you do so... in other words...bag of holding inside bag of holding=quick one way trip to the astral plane(not to mention you lose you bags and everything stored in them)
mvincent 06-17-05, 03:24 PM	extradimentional spaces put inside extradimensional spaces are BAD for the fabric of reality....the fabric of reality will make this abundantly clear to you when you do so... But not always. From the same FAQ: "Spells that produce their own extradimensional spaces, such as rope trick, pose no danger to occupants who may be using portable holes, bags of holding, and the like."
Danube 06-17-05, 03:35 PM	Decanter of Endless Water + Portable Hole Open portable hole-->set decanter to maximum setting-->put decanter in portable hole-->close portable hole-->profit Caution: DO NOT OPEN portable hole once the process begins! Portable holes have no maximum weight capacity, so the question becomes how much water you can create before the density breaks your decanter. If you can find a way to make the decanter indestructable, you can have your very own portable star, eventually.
Sssargoth 06-17-05, 03:56 PM	From the 3.0 FAQ (still applicable, since the items haven't changed): "Putting one bag of holding within another is just like putting the bag into a portable hole. Items that function like bags of holding, such as Heward’s handy haversacks, cause the same mishaps when mishandled." If that were true in 3.5, then why doesnt it mention anything like that in the item description? It still only says its a bad idea to put a BoH in a Portible Hole, and vice versa. Now that I think of it, the descriptions didnt change from 3e to 3.5, so I see no reaso why I cant do it.
mvincent 06-17-05, 04:05 PM	If you can find a way to make the decanter indestructable, you can have your very own portable star, eventually.As I see it, the internal pressure should not exceed the psi required to create the Geyser in the first place. However, if you use similar magic as an example, it wouldn't even do that (items cannot be summoned/created inside an already occupied space).
mvincent 06-17-05, 04:10 PM	If that were true in 3.5, then why doesnt it mention anything like that in the item description? It still only says its a bad idea to put a BoH in a Portible Hole, and vice versa. Now that I think of it, the descriptions didnt change from 3e to 3.5, so I see no reaso why I cant do it.I am uncertain what you are trying to say. No worries. I've given you the FAQ answer (which is still applicable, and seems clear). Play as makes ya happy.
Danube 06-17-05, 04:31 PM	As I see it, the internal pressure should not exceed the psi required to create the Geyser in the first place. However, if you use similar magic as an example, it wouldn't even do that (items cannot be summoned/created inside an already occupied space). But wouldn't using that logic imply that a decanter of endless water cannot be used underwater? Perhaps I have been mistaken in treating water like air (i.e. not treating it as occupied space) for purposes of summoning objects and creatures. As for your point about the psi limit, the problem is that there is no official ruling, that I know of, for what happens when something tries to supress the geyser. A similar scenario to consider would be what happens when the decanter is encased in a thick layer of metal. Does magic cease to function simply because there is very little room left?
The nameles one 06-17-05, 05:02 PM	Sovereign Glue + Arrows (The pointy part) Fighter -"What do you mean you cant get it off!?" Healer -"Erm..."
mvincent 06-17-05, 05:20 PM	As for your point about the psi limit, the problem is that there is no official ruling, that I know of, for what happens when something tries to supress the geyser. A similar scenario to consider would be what happens when the decanter is encased in a thick layer of metal. Does magic cease to function simply because there is very little room left?In D&D, that is generally the case. We cannot expect WotC to cover every conceivable possibility within their rules, but we have certainly seen some guidelines (and they are definitely more sensible than saying everything is turned to plasma, star, black hole, etc.). For summoning/creation you must have allowable space. For enlarge, a strength roll is made, etc. I would treat the decanter similarly... not that we really needed rules to come up with a suitable result (one that didn't involve the destruction of the universe). The "stabilized PSI" method is certainly most reasonable and supported I've seen. Once the portable hole is full (and under equal pressure), the water flow should stop... that's just normal reasoning (no, DM's aren't required to use such common sense, but it makes the game more fun for me). I've always viewed the decanter as opening a very small gateway to the elemental plane of water (I believe this concept is fairly canon in D&D for things like this). For the geyser setting, it's possible that the gateway is in a pressurized (i.e. 'deep') section of water.
spyderfreek 06-17-05, 05:40 PM	First off get back on topic.... second: Morphing Cursed weapon (continually emits soverign glue when a crit scores) + lots and lots of small monster guarding it + fighter with improve crit of a weapon type = A very heavy weapon... make it two-handed and the little beasites get a feast when the overpower him/her.....
Darkness is good 06-17-05, 06:37 PM	Soveren glue + Robes of Iching (or whatever that robe with all the bugs is called)
evilgenius 11-30-05, 08:45 PM	((Telephone pole + 3 feathers from a Roc + a sharpened tower sheild in the shape of an arrowhead) x Shrink Item scroll) + crossbow or bow = a quite nasty thing to shoot at a spellcaster with "antimagic field" cast on him. :plotting: :evillaugh
gorfnad the shiznit 12-01-05, 10:08 AM	Sovereign glue + decanter of endless water + item of continuous bless water = Holy Supersoker dealing 480d4 damage per round to undead or evil outsiders in a 20ft line {(gyser mode) 30 gallons x 8 (pints/flasks in a gallon) x 2d4 damage (damage from one flask of holy water)}