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Name: Homepage: http://www.www.com City: Newtownards Sent: Wed August 10 2005 16:13 hi Name: Homepage: http://www.runequest.org/rq.htm City: Woonsocket, RI, USA Sent: Wed July 20 2005 14:13 Aerial Pods: Hundreds of aerial seed pods are fluttering through the air here. They reduce visibility by 20% for the next five minutes. Silver and bronze ring: This ring is marked with a pair of initials, and is worth about 15 silver pennies. The owner, a wealthy widow who lives in the nearest town, would pay 50 SP for its return. Rock dust: There is a fairly large pile of pulverized rock dust blowing around here. Travellers moving at normal speed are exposed to it for 1d6 rounds. CON x 5 to hold breath; if the dust is inhaled, it causes frequent coughing (roll CON x 5 at stressful moments). It takes 1d6 days for the dust to naturally clear itself from the victim's lungs. If the dust gets into the victim's eyes, it subtracts 10 percentiles from all visually-targeted skills. A granite block: This grey granite block has a large arrow driven through it. The arrow is large and black, of an unknown but very hard wood, and the fletching is extremely odd; it is pale pink, with green blotches, and does not seem to be made of feathers. A critical success Animal Lore by a sage with skill over 70% and some knowledge of the sea reveals that the fletching matches the description of the gills of a mythological deep-water shark. A mouse: This small, normal-looking grey mouse, keeps repeating same action over and over: it enters a nearby hole, comes out less than a second later, scurries into a small hole a few meters away, scratches at the very center of the hole, and then picks up a few grains of dirt in its mouth and scurries back to the hole again. It ignores any and all interruptions, no matter what. Name: Homepage: http://www.runequest.org/rq.htm City: Woonsocket, RI, USA Sent: Mon June 13 2005 09:56 A spray of water. A fine mist is continuously spurting upward from the ground here. It's the product of an underground spring which for some reason is under considerable pressure. The mist shoots about two meters into the air. It is so fine that some of it is evaporating, but the remainder forms a small pool around it, approximately four meters across. Name: Homepage: http://www.runequest.org/rq.htm City: Woonsocket, RI, USA Sent: Mon June 13 2005 09:52 A maniac with the bones of a god. This ragged, screaming figure has somehow replaced his own bones with the unbreakable bones of a dead god. It's probably the pain that has driven him insane. The bones are, as advertised, unbreakable. In game terms, he cannot lose the final hit point in any location (or the final hit point before unconsciousness, in game which do not use area locations). Nonetheless, it is possible to kill him by destroying his flesh. It would, however, be a challenge; he constantly screams, cries, and tears at his own flesh which (thanks to the divine bones) regenerates damage at a rate of 1 hit point per location per round. The pain (or insanity) has also made the victim dangerous; there is a 20% chance per round in which anything is within striking distance that he will attack. He uses his arms and legs like mallets; thanks to the unbreakable bones, they do three times normal fist attack damage. The victim's strength when attacking is 20, and his chance to hit is 60%. If the victim's path is retraced, it leads to a magical experimental laboratory. It is badly damaged and currently abandoned, but the experimenter will revisit the site to collect some useful and valuable equipment within three days. At that time he will also have 1d4+2 armed thugs with him to protect him from the maniac, if he is still around. Name: City: Boston, MA Sent: Fri May 20 2005 13:00
Name: City: Boston, MA Sent: Fri May 20 2005 12:59
Name: Sent: Fri March 25 2005 17:48 A broken carving, possibly a bas relief. it depicts various aspects of the Arkat myth, but with the central figure given duck features (Arkat RuneDrake anyone?) An Uroxi wedding set, two pottery figures ,each with slightly more animalistic features than normal, they are embracing and kissing.Sentimental but somewhat disturbing. Name: City: Toronto Sent: Mon November 22 2004 19:20 This was adapted from a storytelling position in Vampire the Dark Ages. Name: Homepage: http://www.runequest.org/rq.htm City: Woonsocket, RI USA Sent: Tue August 31 2004 06:20
Sent: Tue August 17 2004 11:41 An old scroll that is wet and unreadable. Inside the scroll are 3 keys of different colors. Number of entries: 123 View the Found Item Archives - Over 300 More Entries! Want to format your text? Here's HTML Help
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