[3.5/PF] GitP Regulars as Special Materials (and modifications like wand chambers etc

[khadgar567]

Never fear, Paladin's here.

Drunken Iron
This metal was invented by a dwarven smith whose funds had all but run dry. One fateful day, when business was slow and the ale was plentiful, the smith accidentally quenched a sword in his keg of ale instead of oil! Thus, drunken iron was created. This metal has a marbled bronze look, making it a unique and eye catching material.

Effect
Weapons forged from drunken iron deal 1 point of constitution damage when they strike an opponent (dc 12 fortitude negates) and armor forged from drunken iron grants damage reduction 10/-, but it deals 1d4 wisdom damage when donned that can only be overcome by removing the armor.

Type of Item	Item Cost Modifier
Ammunition	+60 gp
Light Armor	+5,000 gp
Medium Armor	+10,000 gp
Heavy Armor	+15,000 gp
Shield	+2,000 gp
Weapon	+3,000 gp

loyal paladin sama can you answer this question is drunken iron quenched in chili beer gets additional fire damage or not?( by the way your sister has a metal in this threat so peach pls)

[LoyalPaladin]

loyal paladin sama can you answer this question is drunken iron quenched in chili beer gets additional fire damage or not?( by the way your sister has a metal in this threat so peach pls)

I'll remind her! We both get carried away on the weekends and tend not to post or use our computers. It's a common theme for me...

İnksteel

Follow this quote link, sis.

[khadgar567]

I'll remind her! We both get carried away on the weekends and tend not to post or use our computers. It's a common theme for me...


Follow this quote link, sis.

my question still stays what happens when you use some other type of beer in the da*n process?

[LoyalPaladin]

my question still stays what happens when you use some other type of beer in the da*n process?

It all turns out the same, there may be a slight color variation. I'm not going to make a variant material for every sort of alcohol haha.

[SangoProduction]

The Paladins' Loyalty
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"This...well, strange... semi-sentient material seems to be magical in nature and of the purest Good, yet one can not find a deific or planar origin of it, and it is known merely that it is stumbled upon by those it deems worthy. Not to mention, of all its properties, the strangest must be that it changes to whatever material is requested by a Good-devoted smith or weaver or woodworker, or any other Good crafter."

This material may be made to emulate any other general material type, such as wood, cloth, leather, metal and so forth. The type of material Paladins' Loyalty is used as makes no difference to the end product. Indeed, the entire item can be made entirely of the same Paladins' Loyalty, even if there are multiple parts and materials, such as a sword, or a metal shield with a leather strap.

The crafter may only be Good. Paladins' Loyalty never allows any other alignment to shape it. This special material does not increase the DC to craft an item, unlike other special materials. If the crafter has telepathy, or has on his person an non-evil intelligent magic item with telepathy, he gains +5 to the craft check to create an item out of The Paladins' Loyalty, as it pushes the crafter to make it just right. The exception is to any one-time use, or expendable item, as the Paladins' Loyalty seeks loyalty from its user(s) too. As such, any attempt to turn it in to such items automatically fail, with the crafter knowing why.

An item made of Paladins' Loyalty never lets an Evil creature hold it, inflicting 1d6 negative levels to any such creature that tries to, and disables all magical and innate properties of the item (making it little better than a stick) in their hands. If it is stuck in Evil territory and doesn't foresee it's previous owner, or a prospective new one, rescuing it, then it will dissipate back to wherever it came from at a rate of 10 pounds per minute. Magic can not stop or repair this damage once this self-destruction has started. Paladins' Loyalty also disables all magical properties, and properties granted by the item being made of this material, if wielded by a neutral character as well, but otherwise doesn't react.

A weapon made of Paladins' Loyalty is considered Good and Lawful for the purpose of damage reduction, when beneficial, and strike creatures with the Evil subtype as though they had no damage reduction, energy resistance or miss chance. Paladins' Loyalty weapons always deal nonlethal damage to Good aligned creatures that it strikes (at no penalty). Both effects can go off on the same target, if the target were both Good and had the Evil subtype.

Any Armor made of Paladins' Loyalty has DR 13/Good, as it simply doesn't know who to support if both the attacker and the wearer are Good. Additionally, Good characters treat this armor as though it were 1 weight class lighter than normal (heavy to medium, for example), and the armor has half its base ACP and Spell Failure chance, with any further reductions/increases working from there. Evil creatures, if they manage to equip it, may only move at 5 ft / round.

And lastly, any Paladins' Loyalty item that finds an owner it accepts can allow the owner to mentally call the item as a swift action. The new owner just "knows" that they can do it. They might not know why, but they know they can. Weapons or similar items instantly teleport in to their owner's hand. If it is armor, it appears around the owner's body, perfectly donned.

Almost no one would sell items of Paladins' Loyalty, even if they could. Typically, if one has an item of Paladins' Loyalty, it's because they found it, and were accepted.

[LoyalPaladin]

The Paladins' Loyalty
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Thanks, Sango! This is pretty cool! I'll go add it to my signature now...

[SangoProduction]

Thanks, Sango! This is pretty cool! I'll go add it to my signature now...

Wow...you have a lot of people making you in to stuff. grats. You've just got such an easy to make-in-to-stuff name. Well, thanks regardless. It's still nice to be appreciated.

[LoyalPaladin]

Wow...you have a lot of people making you in to stuff. grats. You've just got such an easy to make-in-to-stuff name. Well, thanks regardless. It's still nice to hear that.

Yeah, it really helps when you are a frequent contributor to these threads. Of course, by contributor I mean both contributing to the conversational madness and submitting things for other playgrounders.

My name also gives people a good idea of the things I enjoy, namely the LG alignment and paladins. Over time though, people have figured out that I like Oversized Cold Iron Holy weapons and the Fist of Raziel prestige class. I also don't put ranks in gather information, so I use diplomacy to get all my information from barmaids...

[illyahr]

Mmm...barmaids...

Speaking of the things on these threads, I actually programmed some of the stuff into my copy of HeroLab, even to the point where I reprogrammed some of the Tome of Battle stuff so that it recognizes the Sandbox Goliath style.

My version of HeroLab now lets me build a Dashing Swasbuckler Bard, take levels of Swordsage so I can use Sandbox Goliath stuff, and be a Paladin of Freedom with some of LP's GitP stuff. This build adds Charsima to almost everything.

[LoyalPaladin]

Mmm...barmaids...

Speaking of the things on these threads, I actually programmed some of the stuff into my copy of HeroLab, even to the point where I reprogrammed some of the Tome of Battle stuff so that it recognizes the Sandbox Goliath style.

My version of HeroLab now lets me build a Dashing Swasbuckler Bard, take levels of Swordsage so I can use Sandbox Goliath stuff, and be a Paladin of Freedom with some of LP's GitP stuff. This build adds Charsima to almost everything.

That's awesome! How is it working out? It's got to be fun, I'm sure.

[illyahr]

That's awesome! How is it working out? It's got to be fun, I'm sure.

I just need to find a way to add CHA to Attack and I'm set. Even without the CHA to saves from Paladin, I've got the Spellbreaker Song variant that requres a Concentration check for all casters who can hear me when they try to cast a spell with verbal components.

[LoyalPaladin]

I haven't seen him in a while, but this is for Zaydos!

Creationite
Creationite is one of the rarest materials in existence. This material cannot be created and there is a finite amount of it on each plane that is formed upon the plane's creation. Depending on the plane on which the creationite is from will dictate it's overall color, but it always retains a milky semi-opaque hue.

Effect
Weapons forged from creationite gain a natural bonus against creatures that share an alignment with the plane that from which the material is taken. For example, a lawful creature would take extra damage from creationite that hails from Mechanus. This extra damage is 1d6 per enhancement bonus of a weapon.

Armor forged from creationite grants a deflection bonus to AC equal to it's enhancement bonus against creatures that do not share the alignment of the plane from which the material was taken. For example, a balor would have to hit a higher AC than a solar would against armor that was forged from creationite that hails from Celestia.

Type of Item	Item Cost Modifier
Ammunition	+120 gp
Light Armor	+10,000 gp
Medium Armor	+20,000 gp
Heavy Armor	+30,000 gp
Shield	+4,000 gp
Weapon	+6,000 gp

[khadgar567]

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you know the bastard in the pic is right know learning creation sphere and he has ridiculous initiative count I mean if he relay wants he has a turn after every pc in the party and sob knows how to dispel any spell with melee attack talk about op

[NeoPhoenix0]

I just need to find a way to add CHA to Attack and I'm set. Even without the CHA to saves from Paladin, I've got the Spellbreaker Song variant that requres a Concentration check for all casters who can hear me when they try to cast a spell with verbal components.

snowflake wardance feat is probably your best bet, its in frostburn.

[LoyalPaladin]

I just need to find a way to add CHA to Attack and I'm set. Even without the CHA to saves from Paladin, I've got the Spellbreaker Song variant that requres a Concentration check for all casters who can hear me when they try to cast a spell with verbal components.

Cha to Attack is hard. If you take levels in Sacred Exorcist, you could take Divine Might? Or you could just use this!

Soundmetal
Soundmetal is a brightly shining silver metal that is completely useless to the average person. However, bards and their ilk are not average people!

Effect
Anyone wielding a soundmetal weapon that has a charisma score above 18 may add their charisma modifier to their attack. In addition, anyone with the bardic music class feature can choose to expend a use of bardic music as a free action in order to gain their charisma modifier to damage for the rest of the round.

Armor forged from soundmetal provides no benefit to defense. It does, however, cause an amplify effect whenever the wearer is performing any kind of music.

Type of Item	Item Cost Modifier
Ammunition	+90 gp
Light Armor	+7,500 gp
Medium Armor	+15,000 gp
Heavy Armor	+22,500 gp
Shield	+3,500 gp
Weapon	+4,500 gp

[VirusInk]

well here is my first creation for regulars and its for VirusInk sama
İnksteel
This strange and unknown metal often used by artists who needed to protected them self but hate using weapons when used in painting or drawing (dc 10) its becomes alive and aids its creator for its best ability. İnk steel has same hardness and attributes as adamantine
Special ability psychoactive colors inksteel turns any color user wants even complex shades or hues

Thank you!

[SangoProduction]

I just need to find a way to add CHA to Attack and I'm set. Even without the CHA to saves from Paladin, I've got the Spellbreaker Song variant that requres a Concentration check for all casters who can hear me when they try to cast a spell with verbal components.

Killoren (Destroyer Aspect), from races of Wild seems to give Cha to attack

Whirling Blade, a spell, lets you throw your bloody blade through 60 feet of people and have it return to your hand, using your Cha modifier in place of Str.

Slippers of Battledancing....well...technically it does what you asked for....but it's overpriced, requires you to move to apply Cha bonus, so unless you're charging with pounce, it's not very useful. And if you're charging with pounce, you have no use for this, so... yeah.

[LoyalPaladin]

This one is for another person I haven't seen in a while. Oh Anchovy, Anchovy. Wherefore art thou Extra Anchovies?

Necrotic Ore
Necrotic Ore is only found in locations with immense amounts of undead or surrounded by many creatures with taint. This ore is created over many years, where negative energy has condensed in pockets and infected local iron deposits. It shares the appearance of iron, but has a sickly dark energy that swirls over it.

Because of it's nature, Necrotic Ore can only be effectively wielded by undead and will bestow a temporary negative level on any living creature that touches it. In addition to this, it will also begin to slowly taint it's user at an alarmingly fast rate of two taint points per round.

Effect
Weapons forged from Necrotic Ore function as a tainted creatures natural attacks would. They also half the cost of all evil enhancements, as the material takes to the enhancement much easier.

Armor forged from Necrotic Ore functions similarly to the vampiric weapon enhancement, except that it only works upon receiving damage from a natural attack or unarmed strike.

Type of Item	Item Cost Modifier
Ammunition	+100 gp
Light Armor	+8,000 gp
Medium Armor	+18,000 gp
Heavy Armor	+25,000 gp
Shield	+5,000 gp
Weapon	+7,000 gp

[NeoPhoenix0]

Cha to Attack is hard.

You just said adding Cha to a stat is hard... no it isn't... it is never hard, Actually it is almost easier to get Cha than Dex to attack, it definately is if you don't consider weapon finesse. personally i find thunderlance to be my favorite form of Cha to attack, then again i made a horribly unoptimized gish/theurge using geomancer as the theurge class, but the three AoOs with massive Cha based damage against any melee guy trying to get close to me is so satisfying. It was a sorc4/favored soul 4/geomancer 7.

Cha as the most useless stat in d&d is of course the most powerful stat in d&d, and has by far the most stat x to y bonus options as any other stat. though attack is one of the harder ones but it is harder for other stats.

[illyahr]

Snowflake Wardance is fine if I have a slashing weapon, but what if I want to use a rapier?

Arcane Strike is a staple among my melee builds. It adds +x/+xd4 based on whatever spell/day I drop to activate it. As a swift (or was it free?) action. Since my spells are Charisma-based, I am now literally charming you to death.

And add this little number?

Soundmetal
Effect
Anyone wielding a soundmetal weapon that has a charisma score above 18 may add their charisma modifier to their attack. In addition, anyone with the bardic music class feature can choose to expend a use of bardic music as a free action in order to gain their charisma modifier to damage for the rest of the round.

Armor forged from soundmetal provides no benefit to defense. It does, however, cause an amplify effect whenever the wearer is performing any kind of music.

Oh, yeah. That's the ticket.

[SangoProduction]

For VirusInk

Plague Ink

Anyone who comes in to contact with a piece of parchment written on with this ink must make a fortitude save or contract a rapidly mutating disease that will inexplicably cause Madagascar to close its borders despite having no symptoms. Failure means you die in 2d6 months.



[sorry. It's the first thing I saw when I looked at your name.]

[LoyalPaladin]

Oh, yeah. That's the ticket.

You know I'm always here for your charisma based needs. Us charismatic folk have to stick together!

[VirusInk]

For VirusInk

Plague Ink

Anyone who comes in to contact with a piece of parchment written on with this ink must make a fortitude save or contract a rapidly mutating disease that will inexplicably cause Madagascar to close its borders despite having no symptoms. Failure means you die in 2d6 months.



[sorry. It's the first thing I saw when I looked at your name.]

Well, I can safely say I wasn't expecting the Madagascar part! Bonus points for surprising me.

[IZ42]

You ignored my material for you illyahr ;-;

[illyahr]

You ignored my material for you illyahr ;-;

Woops, must have missed that one. Looks pretty good. Does that mean I can bash people with cymbals?

[IZ42]

Yup, especially if you take TWF, so you can just sandwich their head.

[LoyalPaladin]

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Line-Towing (LoyalPaladin)
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Necrotic Ore (Extra Anchovies)
Plague Ink (VirusInk)

[khadgar567]

can any one made me some metal that gives cha bonus to attack ( preferred class is warlock by the why but I ask for this sob called illidan style demon hunter aka no crossbow slinging bomb throwing murkablo based failure of a class)

side note I would appreciate some help with more talents and maybe choosing the classes skills

[LoyalPaladin]

can any one made me some metal that gives cha bonus to attack ( preferred class is warlock by the why but I ask for this sob called illidan style demon hunter aka no crossbow slinging bomb throwing murkablo based failure of a class)

If you're looking for CHA to attack, you can take a look into the Soundmetal material I posted for Illyahr.

side note I would appreciate some help with more talents and maybe choosing the classes skills

You should go post your class in the homebrew forum. That's where you'll get the most feedback.

[unseenmage]

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Line-Towing is Paladin themed for our resident Paladin FYI. Apologies it wasn't more obvious.