- Location
- Who knows?
[X] A wealthy merchant in her own right (uncommon among the Anwa but not unheard of)
She isn't stupid, I don't think we need to hold her hand on every detail of her cover.Esha managed to make her explanation really spooky.
What will be if somebody asks Esha "What are you trading?"?
Golden Bliss (Narcotic)
This drug is made from the venom of a gilded sea serpent. A serpent that is milked of its venom produces enough poison to make 2d4 doses of golden bliss per day. This requires a DC 15 Craft (alchemy or poison) check. When inhaled, the drug produces a euphoric catatonia and provides complete protection against mind-influencing magic and psionic incursion.
Type: inhaled; Addiction severe, Fortitude DC 15
Price 40 gp
Effects 1d3x10 minutes; +4 Charisma, immunity to mind-affecting effects and psionic incursion.
Damage 4 Wisdom damage
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Do Inge or Esha know that thing is sapient?
I think Roland might have a problem with that, if he found out.
Maybe it could be a magic one that offers a bunch of wishes if we let it go.So, there might be a bad surprise if we hunt the serpent and it starts asking why we are bothering it.
I know that we promised Ripper to hunt sea monsters< but CR5 and Intelligence 7... I have my doubts.
Will Ripper take offence if we do not revenge his wound?
Yeah, but the stuff is severely addictive, and Addiction to magical shit is rough. Since the stuff is so rare, once you're addicted you'll almost never be able to find another hit, so you'll be suffering from a -2 penalty to STR, DEX, CON, and WIS until the addition is cured.I highlighted the important part.
If we face something with serious mind-affecting powers, like a real vampire or another enchanter or bard, this can save lifes, despite the possible risk of addiction.
Bad surprises are not what we need right now. These things can live on their own, but they can also come in groups as large as eight. Even if there were just two or three of time, each of them is CR 5 and extremely dangerous in the water. Even one bite could be enough to easily zero out Roland's Wisdom before it runs its course. We have no method of quickly curing poison right now, or even temporarily delaying the effect, so we shouldn't seek out even more trouble, IMO.So, there might be a bad surprise if we hunt the serpent and it starts asking why we are bothering it.