Ah yes. It’s all fun and games until you convince the GM that you can use a sigil to alter the rod’s inertial reference frame on a trigger and then make the most overpowered snare-trap ever.
Or you use a pair of them like a climbing ladder, or use one to restrain a prisoner, or to wreck a charging Stone Juggernaut…
So many exploits! :3
It’s official.. Michelle and I are going to horny jail…
Once when we were being chased I used a immovable rod to block a door, this dude broke the door but failed to break the rod and ran head first into it, it was awesome.
I’m fairly certain Michelle did an excellent job describing the comic in one sentence in that last panel.
That said I’m sure we’ve all had our own unusual stories from around the game table that fall under the same banner. The door stops box is going to be interesting and heaven help us if Shiden or Kate decide to create them in the real world. I just really hope they’re anchored in a geostationarily relative position and not an absolute position or that could get REALLY destructive very quickly as they slam in people, buildings, or even just the planet at rather terrifying speeds.
Of course I can see that as the kind of thing that Phil very quickly brings up after learning about the project before coming up with a hundred crazy things to do with it.
Had a halfling turn a portable hole into a small two story apartment, adamantine frame over the top to lock it open when in use.
First panel “the plans of so long” looks like a typo. Not sure what you were going for though.
It’s correct as is. Though a comma after “of” might help to make it look better, it’s not technically correct.
It’s ALWAYS all fun and games until the immovable rods are brought out…
…Then it ends up on D&D Out Of Context or a story collection page.
Those can’t be immovable rods because they’re being moved…
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Ah yes. It’s all fun and games until you convince the GM that you can use a sigil to alter the rod’s inertial reference frame on a trigger and then make the most overpowered snare-trap ever.
Or you use a pair of them like a climbing ladder, or use one to restrain a prisoner, or to wreck a charging Stone Juggernaut…
So many exploits! :3
It’s official.. Michelle and I are going to horny jail…
Once when we were being chased I used a immovable rod to block a door, this dude broke the door but failed to break the rod and ran head first into it, it was awesome.
I’m fairly certain Michelle did an excellent job describing the comic in one sentence in that last panel.
That said I’m sure we’ve all had our own unusual stories from around the game table that fall under the same banner. The door stops box is going to be interesting and heaven help us if Shiden or Kate decide to create them in the real world. I just really hope they’re anchored in a geostationarily relative position and not an absolute position or that could get REALLY destructive very quickly as they slam in people, buildings, or even just the planet at rather terrifying speeds.
Of course I can see that as the kind of thing that Phil very quickly brings up after learning about the project before coming up with a hundred crazy things to do with it.
Had a halfling turn a portable hole into a small two story apartment, adamantine frame over the top to lock it open when in use.
First panel “the plans of so long” looks like a typo. Not sure what you were going for though.
It’s correct as is. Though a comma after “of” might help to make it look better, it’s not technically correct.
It’s ALWAYS all fun and games until the immovable rods are brought out…
…Then it ends up on D&D Out Of Context or a story collection page.
Those can’t be immovable rods because they’re being moved…
They can be turned on and off
That last panel….makes me hopeful. =D