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| #1the.kalthDec 02, 2011 14:10:49 | hello everyone, I got a problem. The table I'm part of has a rotating DM, each members of the group has to run a scenario. My turn came and now I have to give one of the player an Artifact. so, he's a waforged warden and I basically did with him the same thing that happen in Keith Baker's Dreaming Dark books. I put in the warforged a crystal which contains the personnality of a Quoris who run from Dal Quor.... now... I thought a had the perfect artifact, but as none of the group perferclty knows the rules, and I most certernly is not the one who has to greatest knowledge of rules... I picked up the Seal of the Lawbringer ( with some adjustement to fit Eberron) unforntunalty, ( my rules thingy got my) it doesn't do well with a warden. so now, I'm stuck with nothing and do not have the slightest idea of what to give. And of course, the artefact is a "main plot" objet that cannot be dismiss T_T Thanks for any tips you migth give. cya. |
| #2VeritatisDec 05, 2011 17:30:28 | I always have my Eberron artifacts to have belonged to notorious people in the history of the world. My favorites were my self-made Dragonmarked Relics, some innocous-looking personal objects belonging to the first dragonmarked mortals ever.Anyway, being the character a warforged, maybe one of my ideas will serve you. I can't tell exactly where did I see the image at first, but it took a hold in my mind. It was a clockwork heart, and what it inspired in me was that it was, indeed, the heart of the first functional warforged, nicknamed by its creator (Merrix d'Cannith Sr.) "Adamantine". As some sort of racial relic, you can have it to enhance n the warforged traits if you want. I'll try to look for the image I described and edit this when I found it. Meanwhile, award yourself 100 xp if you have noticed the not-so-hidden reference int this first warforged's name. |
| #3the_ubbergeekDec 09, 2011 1:19:22 | I always have my Eberron artifacts to have belonged to notorious people in the history of the world. My favorites were my self-made Dragonmarked Relics, some innocous-looking personal objects belonging to the first dragonmarked mortals ever. This remind me of the endgame of Morrwind, and, well.... |