For people on LOTRO who have higher level characters (so not wholly me because I make too many characters), do you give lore to your Legendary Items? Like for fun? Just to give them story like the weapons in-universe that are named for great feats in battle?
corudan!! the guy! i am now definitely convinced that mr 'ok i want my bow back let's race' would be a gamer. less pvp competitive i think and more on trying to set ridiculous records competitive. dead friend gets a star because it depends :) and also sometimes people turn up not-dead when you least suspect it
summoned runestone can be a spiritual weapon if you feel like
let's make death ward concentation :)
these spells all do lightning damage now because i say so
idk if I'll keep it a spell or make it work more like a class feature, but: this one trick will make everyone with concentration spells hate you! (final word)
maybe we make dnd est just so i can put her in the Find Doors campaign somewhere
sae wants her dramatic sailing moment and who am i to stop her 😌
Summer always kicks up terrible storms in the Bay, you know that, but this? Salt water lashes your face like knives as lightning splinters across the sky as you begin your descent once the sails have been stowed and reefed the best you and your crew can. You’re aware of the rest of the crew also working on deck, but right now it is only you and—
Your fingers tighten on your rigging hook, as a particularly mighty swell slams into the side of the ship, making you rock to the side and you are immensely grateful for the line tied around your waist, that keeps you from plummeting to the deck, even if you are nearly taken off the rigging.
Once you find your feet again, you continue your descent again, too aware of how close you are getting to the Grinding Jaws, but there is very little you can do now (though the thrill of panic that darts through your chest like lightning seems to think otherwise).
You barely have time to get your bearings once you are on deck before you hear someone call for everyone to hold onto something, but it’s nearly drowned by a thunderous boom echoing overhead, as if the sky is being torn to pieces.
So, you take a breath, think of both Uinen and the Maiden of the Bay, and brace yourself.
the secret to working on one project is apparently [checks notes] signing up for other projects that have actual deadlines and working on this one instead