A Sword Without a Hilt: A Song of Ice and Fire/D&D 3.5 Crossover
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Goldfish
Friendly Spider-Fish Abomination
- Location
- Formerly of the Far Realm
Just think about how much we could sells Rings of Prestidigitation for? The spell does so many useful things that otherwise require time consuming labor or are otherwise impossible without special ingredients or magic
I think we can make them for 90 IM using Molten Skies prices, but we could easily mark the price up to 900+ IM for something that would make every spoiled Noble feel a bit like a mage.
- Location
- United States
Every noble ever would want them.
Oh! Remember Volantis and how they had NONE of their magic geared towards things they deemed worthy only for servants? We'd make a killing by selling Rings of Prestidigitation there.
Clever thought, Goldfish.
- Location
- Argentina
@Azel , you are missing trade with the Tritons. They can grab lots of exotic food and pearls, and craft magic stuff, while we sell them luxuries, or, wait for it, obsidian tools and weapons, which we can craft for no cost because Molten Skies is literally made from it, and they don't rust underwater, so they are a cheaper version of Pearlsteel that we can mass produce.
- Location
- Australia
Blood Wind
The subject can take a full attack action to use all of its natural weapons or unarmed strikes as if they were thrown weapons with a 20-foot range increment. The subject gestures as if making a melee attack, but the result of the attack affects a target within range. (Make it a continuous effect)
- Location
- Mexico
"Hello again Land-dwellers! we bring pearls, sunken relics and exotic treasures of the deep. as is customary among your people we also brought a priest to seal the deal, please choose at your convenience"
- Location
- United States
Wouldn't opening it underwater completely flood our demiplane?
- Location
- Mexico
depending on how the shadow portal works, this risks flooding the tower.
Faceless´d
ryuan
From Zero to Hero!
We need some item, probably an Ion stone or some other unslotted item, that grants us the feat Multiattack so Viserys can enjoy better attacks in his Half-Dragon Forms.
Also I hate being the party booper, but Viserys Large Half-Dragon form AC should take a -1 penalty due to size. Unless someone else already mentioned that somewhere else.
Also I hate being the party booper, but Viserys Large Half-Dragon form AC should take a -1 penalty due to size. Unless someone else already mentioned that somewhere else.
- Location
- Somewhere in Ontario
So, the shadow portal entrance thing explicitly only covers people/individuals ('those who step' and so on), so we probably wouldn't flood our tower.
The plinth, however, would probably sink in water. And hit the bottom of the ocean. From where we would have to drag it back up.
Also, if we go far enough down that there is no light, there are no shadows either, and so we can't enter the tower.
The plinth, however, would probably sink in water. And hit the bottom of the ocean. From where we would have to drag it back up.
Also, if we go far enough down that there is no light, there are no shadows either, and so we can't enter the tower.
- Location
- Australia
Well worst case we can Resilient Sphere us and the entrance, small puddle.
If it does work that way it's a really convenient way to get oceans of our own when we expand, same with freshwater lakes and maybe desert with a bit of work, put it at the bottom of a dune?
If it does work that way it's a really convenient way to get oceans of our own when we expand, same with freshwater lakes and maybe desert with a bit of work, put it at the bottom of a dune?
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tarrangar
Fat arctic chicken
Sure we can, we just need to use a cantrip to make some light.
Predistigation can probably turn something shiny, for long enough for us to enter by the light of whatever.
- Location
- Australia
I thought I read it always had a shadow.
- Location
- Mexico
it also sends everyone already under the shadow, water may come through, even if only when people are transported.
Paradosi
Myrddin
- Location
- VV Cephei
Speaking of Pentos, weren't we planning on paying a visit to our friendly neighborhood cheesemonger? With Tiamat(or/and her lackeys) on the prowl for Blackfyres, I can almost taste the fAegon shenanigans.
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- Location
- Somewhere in Ontario
Gained Shadow Tower
Description: This ancient Dragonstone tower rests now in its own sundered shadow, a small world onto itself, from the jagged tip to the lowest depths where once the Whispering Gate stood. Warded by potent magics and containing many secrets the tower is a treasure trove of lost history.
Ability: The tower can be entered by speaking the correct command words before the smooth unblemished man-high plinth of dragonstone that serves as its key. It can only be activated when the plinth rests on solid ground. On activation arcane symbols race across the stone and a shadow as long as the tower would cast were it to stand upon that place stretches out from the pillar. Those who step (or are covered) by this shadow are instantly transported to the Under-hall of the Shadow Tower to an identical plinth. To leave one has merely to speak the command word again. The gates of the tower lead nowhere but to a cold unformed void.
Exact description. Doesn't seem to have an always on shadow, and the way the door works is that the activation word essentially causes a shadow of equivalent tower size to appear... but since the tower wouldn't cast any shadow without light it straight up might not work.
Description: This ancient Dragonstone tower rests now in its own sundered shadow, a small world onto itself, from the jagged tip to the lowest depths where once the Whispering Gate stood. Warded by potent magics and containing many secrets the tower is a treasure trove of lost history.
Ability: The tower can be entered by speaking the correct command words before the smooth unblemished man-high plinth of dragonstone that serves as its key. It can only be activated when the plinth rests on solid ground. On activation arcane symbols race across the stone and a shadow as long as the tower would cast were it to stand upon that place stretches out from the pillar. Those who step (or are covered) by this shadow are instantly transported to the Under-hall of the Shadow Tower to an identical plinth. To leave one has merely to speak the command word again. The gates of the tower lead nowhere but to a cold unformed void.
Exact description. Doesn't seem to have an always on shadow, and the way the door works is that the activation word essentially causes a shadow of equivalent tower size to appear... but since the tower wouldn't cast any shadow without light it straight up might not work.
It specifically only says 'those', which implies people. I suppose it's possible DragonParadox simply didn't clarify that, but it doesn't read that way.
- Location
- United States
I was actually planning to do exactly that. When we're ready we teleport to Pentos and scare the living shit out of Illyrio as revenge for sending thugs after us, and then we conveniently find out he's a Blackfyre supporter.
- Location
- Mexico
Thats how i expect It to work, but It also transports the clothes and ítems of people using It, and It doesnt specify that either, so we should be prepared for the worst case unless we get clarification.