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| #1phaqueueFeb 29, 2012 17:44:48 | Just an artifact I designed for my current campaign, looking for feedback from other, more experienced DMs Thanks in advance! The Crown of Maeghor (Head Slot) Property: You gain a +2 item bonus to Arcana, History, Nature and Insight checks. Property: You gain a +2 item bonus to attack rolls for any ability with an Arcane Keyword (stacks with implement/weapon bonuses) Property: Grants a +2 item bonus to Willpower (stacks with other items) Power: Thunderwave (at-will, thunder, arcana, implement) Int vs Fort Targets one creather in range - Hit: 1d6 +int mod damage, push target number of squares equal to wisdom modifier Power: Eldritch Blast (at-will, arcane, implement) Cha vs Reflex Targets one creature in range - Hit: 1d10 +cha mod damage Power: Burning Spray(at-will, arcane, fire, implement) Cha vs Reflex Targets all creatures in Close Blast 3 - Hit: 1d8 +cha mod damage
Goals:
Concordance: (Starting Score 5)
Pleased (16-20) "I know all I need to make the world mine." The Crown is very happy with it's master, and it's goals are being fulfilled. It and it's master are of one mind, and act accordingly.
Satisfied (12-15) "The knowledge flows, and grants me power over you." The Crown is pleased with the owner, and grants it's owner power to gain more information quickly.
Normal (5-11) "I feel... smarter, I must learn more." The crown is feeling out it's new master, and teaching it what it wants and what it doesn't like. It is very communicative during this time, suggesting paths and ordering it's master to fulfill it's wishes.
Unsatisfied (1-4) "I just can't remember it all." The crown does not like it's master, and is already working to find a more suitable replacement
Angered (0 or lower) "It… It… called me stupid…" The Crown is angered and does not believe it's owner is at all deserving. It is actively looking for a new master, and is working to get it's current master to get rid of it. The crown places visions of horror and death into it's owner's head, and insults it's master's intelligence incessantly.
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