Composition of an Autoscaling Magic Item

I had originally planned to write about how autoscaling magic items are enchanted (“construction of an autoscaling magic item”) but it makes more sense to describe what they look like mechanically first. Guidelines First, consumable magic items really aren’t appropriate as autoscaling items. The whole point is that the items will …

Background Information on Autoscaling Magic Items

Yesterday I started discussing the idea of magic items that automatically scale with wielder level. I’d like to explore the idea a bit further and how it might be implemented. To start, I’ll look at some existing approaches to this idea. Prior Art This is not a new idea. I can think of …

An Account of the Gadolim: Page 7 (The Tomb)

(click to embiggen) B1: Junction Room A short corridor leads from the stairs into this dead-end circular room, whose walls are painted with distraught weeping faces. In the centre of the room is a very thick pillar, actually the continuation of the central pillar from the floor below. Around it …

The Post to End It

On Christmas, GreyKnight sent me a blog post generator that does a decent job capturing this blog. Keith Davies Blog Post Generator Subject matter (d8): d8 Subject 1 Revisit old post and completely change everything. 2 Geomorphs. 3 Random tables (see Appendix A for the Random Random Table Table). 4 Echelon. 5 …

My Books, Let Me Sell You Them

Currently-available Echelon Game Design products. Echelon Explorations: Polyhedral Pantheons @d20pfsrd @DriveThruRPG @Paizo The gods create the world… and you create the gods. Whether you need only a small pantheon with a few deities, or a larger pantheon with dozens of deities, Polyhedral Pantheons gives you tools to make pantheon creation easy. …

An Account of the Gadolim: Page 7 (The Pyramid)

(click to embiggen) Entrance The approach to the pyramid of Dolmar is flanked by two rows of inscribed obelisks, which I already described previously. The entrance itself is up a flight of steps, and is barred by enormous double stone doors. Pushing them open is easy thanks to a delicate …

An Account of the Gadolim: Page 7 (The City)

On the sands near the great river Daiphrit stands the imposing pyramid-tomb of the ancient king Dolmar, a beloved ruler of the kingdom who was killed by a villainous minister. The tomb’s construction took many years, and necessitated the existence of a temporary town to support all the labourers and …

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