Senjou
2016-11-12, 01:14 PM
Hello everyone. Me (and I think the rest of my group) are facing an important decision soon. I am a lvl 2 storm cleric, with a lvl 2 ench wiz, a lvl 2 rogue and a lvl 2 druid. We just finished a challenge in an old druidic site were, at the end of the fight, we are offered a reward. The reward could be the aid of the challenge giver (something that look somewhere in between a wraith and a necromancer wizard) for an important battle or a magic item each (I would get a gauntlet of ogre power with the ability to trow something like a boulder as a projectil for 3 time a day, the wiz a band of intellect (pretty useless considering her base int is 18 but still good) with the ability to cast a weakened form of fireball (if it fail no damage, if it succeed 15 DMG), the rogue a cape which give advantage on stealth and persuasion as well as having a small dimensional space, the druid an armor of wood (ac equivalent to breastplate) which can deal 2d6 to anyone near for 1 min once a day) what do you suggest I should do? Take the item or the aid? Considering that this campaign is low level but it looks like heavy magic item based (ATM I have a +1 gsword which grant 1 more channel divinity a day, that activated 1 a day will transform in a +2 sword and on the first hit will add a thunderous smite damage, also I have a +1 vs ranged atk shield that 3 a day can return projectile like a monk, the wizard has an amulet of rage (rage 1 a day) and found a spellbook with quite a lot of spells and the other two had 2 other magic item I don't remember rn) should I skip the magic item and take the aid, which could be vital?