wicked whips [Archive] - Wizards Community

wicked whips [Archive] - Wizards Community

Post/Author/DateTime Post
Gleekonu
01-02-08, 03:25 AM Has anyone seen or made a whip like the priestesses use in homeland by R. A. Salvatore. you know the multi-snake headed whip
Stigger
01-02-08, 06:48 AM Was mentioned in the 2e Drow of the Underdark as I seem to recall.
Phelf_Der_Zemit
01-02-08, 01:15 PM In the book underdark they have scourages that are pretty nice. they have enchantment stuff and other usefull things. That's the closest you'll get in 3e I think.
Gleekonu
01-03-08, 04:52 AM okay the queens scourge should work well as a base to make the whip my player wants so damn badly. thanks for the info
elondir
01-03-08, 09:11 AM Also check out Magic Item Compendium for the Scourge of Pain. It's just plain vicious, and if you add the domineering enhancement, it's even nastier. AND, if you have the Book of Erotic Fantasy, add the will-sapping enhancement to drain 2 points of wisdom with every hit (Will DC 20 to resist, permanent on a critical hit). Add it up and every hit requires three saving throws in the DC 16-20 range.
Lord Karsus
01-03-08, 07:54 PM -Snake-headed whips are given 3e stats in Serpent Kingdoms.
Stigger
01-04-08, 07:02 AM I thought I saw it somewhere in 3e... damned if I could think where. Thought I was imagining it for a while. :D
Zanan
01-13-08, 04:49 AM Yep, various sources for the whips. The Drow of the Underdark as well as Demihuman Deities had them for AD&D. The City of the Spider Queen web-enhancement had them for 3E, Serpent Kingdoms and Underdark for 3RE.

I still wonder why WotC have not given the whip and/or scourge weapon proficiency to the Lolthite clerics (optional to short sword/rapier/hand-crossbow), as they are more likely to use them than any other weaponry. BTW, the 3E version where quite useless, once a cleric got above level 7.
A bit of a let-down that they do not feature at all in the 3RE Drow of the Underdark book.

The Magic Item Compendium has the aforementioned scourges of pain, while the good old tentacle rods of Demihuman Deities (and now somewhat weaker - MIC) rock much more ...

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Gleekonu 01-02-08, 03:25 AM	Has anyone seen or made a whip like the priestesses use in homeland by R. A. Salvatore. you know the multi-snake headed whip
Stigger 01-02-08, 06:48 AM	Was mentioned in the 2e Drow of the Underdark as I seem to recall.
Phelf_Der_Zemit 01-02-08, 01:15 PM	In the book underdark they have scourages that are pretty nice. they have enchantment stuff and other usefull things. That's the closest you'll get in 3e I think.
Gleekonu 01-03-08, 04:52 AM	okay the queens scourge should work well as a base to make the whip my player wants so damn badly. thanks for the info
elondir 01-03-08, 09:11 AM	Also check out Magic Item Compendium for the Scourge of Pain. It's just plain vicious, and if you add the domineering enhancement, it's even nastier. AND, if you have the Book of Erotic Fantasy, add the will-sapping enhancement to drain 2 points of wisdom with every hit (Will DC 20 to resist, permanent on a critical hit). Add it up and every hit requires three saving throws in the DC 16-20 range.
Lord Karsus 01-03-08, 07:54 PM	-Snake-headed whips are given 3e stats in Serpent Kingdoms.
Stigger 01-04-08, 07:02 AM	I thought I saw it somewhere in 3e... damned if I could think where. Thought I was imagining it for a while. :D
Zanan 01-13-08, 04:49 AM	Yep, various sources for the whips. The Drow of the Underdark as well as Demihuman Deities had them for AD&D. The City of the Spider Queen web-enhancement had them for 3E, Serpent Kingdoms and Underdark for 3RE. I still wonder why WotC have not given the whip and/or scourge weapon proficiency to the Lolthite clerics (optional to short sword/rapier/hand-crossbow), as they are more likely to use them than any other weaponry. BTW, the 3E version where quite useless, once a cleric got above level 7. A bit of a let-down that they do not feature at all in the 3RE Drow of the Underdark book. The Magic Item Compendium has the aforementioned scourges of pain, while the good old tentacle rods of Demihuman Deities (and now somewhat weaker - MIC) rock much more ...