| Post/Author/DateTime | Post |
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| VanRiper02-28-05, 11:31 AM | Can someone tell me what slot (like a shirt is different than the armor slot) an ankh takes up? |
| psionichamster02-28-05, 11:35 AM | probably an amulet or perhaps the headband slot it depends on what it does, and what you want it to do (assuming you are designing it, you have free reign as to where it goes just as much as what it does) if its a published item, it should have the slot it takes up namaste, the hamster |
| Titan W02-28-05, 12:23 PM | An Anch is a necklace with a pendent fused with the chain, ussually haging on a sub-chain slightly below it, so it would take up the neck slot... |
| tarkin02-28-05, 01:36 PM | Clearly Jewlery. Necklace slot. |
| Santrilla02-28-05, 01:38 PM | An Anch is a necklace with a pendent fused with the chain, ussually haging on a sub-chain slightly below it, so it would take up the neck slot... I thought Ankh only referred to the symbol itself- the cross with a circle replacing the topmost line. If you're using the ankh as a divine focus, you can always have it painted onto your armor instead of using it as a seperate item. Saves on slots. |
| The_Ditto02-28-05, 01:41 PM | I thought Ankh only referred to the symbol itself- the cross with a circle replacing the topmost line. It does .. but most people commonly see it as jewelry and hence, necklace .. Not necessary ... but it does work .. ;) |
| Rulebook02-28-05, 01:55 PM | if you're going to go with classic egyptian ankhs, its hand held, about a foot or so in length. (most often) it can of course be made into jewlery, but if its a holy symbol, dont even try for a dinky little pendant. |