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Morderan Dice of Fate
"Roll the dice and change your fate..."
Author: dungeoncrawlers
Category: other
Game System: D&D (3.5)
Is Public?: Yes
Is Visible?: Yes
Description
From The Seven Secrets Campaign & The League of Heroes
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The dice of fate may be rolled by any character once per day, and it’s effects cannot be undone, even by a wish spell, mircale spell or other such means.
The dice has six sides, each with a unique symbol. Each symbol has a unique affect on the character rolling it.
(On A Roll of 1d6)
| 1 | The Maiden | Heall All Damage and Negative Status Effects |
| 2 | The Sage | +1,000 Experience Points |
| 3 | The Treasure Chest | 1 Random Minor Wonderous Item Appears |
| 4 | The Warrior | Bull Strength for 24 Hours (cannot be dispelled in any way including anti-magic fields.) |
| 5 | The Fool | -15 to All Saving Throws for 24 Hours (cannot be dispelled in any way including anti-magic fields.) |
| 6 | Death | Explosion of Non-Dimensional Universal Energy (20d6 120 ft. Radius, no Save for dice roller, Reflex save DC 25 for evey other target in area of effect) |
Backstory
This single six-sided dice has been crafted from dragon bone, and intricately etched with six unique symbols on each of its facets. The yellowing and chipped nature of the material attests to its age, and use. When held, the dice reverberate a sense of magical power (a heavy tingling sensation in the fingers that seems to beckon the dice to drop from your hand).
On one side is etched the image of a bathing maiden, rising from what appears to be stylized waves. Another side depicts an elderly robed sage holding a pair of scales, one side tipped slightly heavier than the other. The third side boasts the image of a barbaric warrior, great sword raised high overhead in combat. Another side has been emblazoned with a court fool, obviously in a blundered attempt to juggle several orbs (as they are depicted falling around him erratically), and on the final side is the disturbing image of death, represented by a cleaved skull with an arrow piercing from one side to the other.