Setting in 13 Pieces of Equipment

Setting in 13 Pieces of Equipment, original post by Michael Prescot of Trilemma Adventures found here.


1. Faded military CNBC/MOPP suit.

2. M1 Garand, 1D6+1 Shells

3. Obsidian scalpel, flecked with dried blood.

4. Tome of spells; bound in flesh, written in blood, begins to smoke if left open for too long.

5. Two handed axe, single split hair sharp, surprisingly heavy, touching it gives you a surge of adrenaline.

6. 6 hollow needs, the size of crochet hooks.

7. A leather apron, heavily waxed, blood stained.

8. Symbiotic feather quill that draws blood directly from your hand to write in.

9. Heavy parchment scroll, 60' long, text is illegibly small, large "Sign here!" at the bottom; you yearn to.

10. Kite shield and matching sword, decorated with a man masked in leaves, twigs, berries and flowers.

11. Grapnel and rope made of skeletal hand and braided hair.

12. Barding made for something four legged, with a long torso and a pointed skull.

13. Intact spiders web preserved between two thin plates of glass.

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