Prepare for trouble! And make it double! To protect the world from devastation! To unite the people within our nation! To denounce the evils of truth and love! To extend our reach to the stars above! Jessie! James! Team Rocket blasts off at the speed of light! Surrender now, or prepare for a fight!
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Hi all, I'm Druid_Girl31, but please call me Druid. I am (a/an) CERTIFIED INSOMNIAC, PAN, alterhuman,BADDD DM, and obsessed with HAMILTON! Why? I'm just cool like that!
Prepare for trouble! And make it double! To protect the world from devastation! To unite the people within our nation! To denounce the evils of truth and love! To extend our reach to the stars above! Jessie! James! Team Rocket blasts off at the speed of light! Surrender now, or prepare for a fight!
Woo! :D
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I confess it's a shame, When you livin' in a city that's the size of a box and nobody knows yo' name
Hi all, I'm Druid_Girl31, but please call me Druid. I am (a/an) CERTIFIED INSOMNIAC, PAN, alterhuman,BADDD DM, and obsessed with HAMILTON! Why? I'm just cool like that!
i’m thinking jewelry that grants the wielder the powers of a god, that is fueled by the emotions caused by taking a life.
Hate, anger, fear. These feelings, felt at an extreme degree, all bring about murder. To take the life of a fellow human is to commit a terrible atrocity. It is the destruction of something sacred. This would probably be a blasphemous god.
Murder is often brought about by a desperate desire for change. Something in a person's life is so bad, or perceived that way, and they would be willing to go to an extreme degree to bring about that change.
Madness may be an aspect of your goddess. Reason really must be ignored or twisted for someone to honestly believe their life would be better minus one particular person. Often a reasonable solution must be overlooked or ignored to bring someone to do this sort of thing. Look at the very first murder, Cain and Abel. All Cain had to do was offer the sacrifice that God asked for, but he wanted to keep the best for himself and he hated his brother for not doing the same, for receiving God's favor for his obedience.
Overwhelming, all consuming hate or jealousy is another motivation.
The Phonoi are ghastly faced Greek personifications of murder you could look at.
i’m thinking jewelry that grants the wielder the powers of a god, that is fueled by the emotions caused by taking a life.
Hate, anger, fear. These feelings, felt at an extreme degree, all bring about murder. To take the life of a fellow human is to commit a terrible atrocity. It is the destruction of something sacred. This would probably be a blasphemous god.
Murder is often brought about by a desperate desire for change. Something in a person's life is so bad, or perceived that way, and they would be willing to go to an extreme degree to bring about that change.
Madness may be an aspect of your goddess. Reason really must be ignored or twisted for someone to honestly believe their life would be better minus one particular person. Often a reasonable solution must be overlooked or ignored to bring someone to do this sort of thing. Look at the very first murder, Cain and Abel. All Cain had to do was offer the sacrifice that God asked for, but he wanted to keep the best for himself and he hated his brother for not doing the same, for receiving God's favor for his obedience.
Overwhelming, all consuming hate or jealousy is another motivation.
The Phonoi are ghastly faced Greek personifications of murder you could look at.
Hate, anger, and fear… thanks, I have an idea now.
It has to do with Herionidus, who was the first god to be murdered.
i’m thinking jewelry that grants the wielder the powers of a god, that is fueled by the emotions caused by taking a life.
Hate, anger, fear. These feelings, felt at an extreme degree, all bring about murder. To take the life of a fellow human is to commit a terrible atrocity. It is the destruction of something sacred. This would probably be a blasphemous god.
Murder is often brought about by a desperate desire for change. Something in a person's life is so bad, or perceived that way, and they would be willing to go to an extreme degree to bring about that change.
Madness may be an aspect of your goddess. Reason really must be ignored or twisted for someone to honestly believe their life would be better minus one particular person. Often a reasonable solution must be overlooked or ignored to bring someone to do this sort of thing. Look at the very first murder, Cain and Abel. All Cain had to do was offer the sacrifice that God asked for, but he wanted to keep the best for himself and he hated his brother for not doing the same, for receiving God's favor for his obedience.
Overwhelming, all consuming hate or jealousy is another motivation.
The Phonoi are ghastly faced Greek personifications of murder you could look at.
Hate, anger, and fear… thanks, I have an idea now.
It has to do with Herionidus, who was the first god to be murdered.
That's cool to incorporate that. Another thing to think about: you may be able to wash out the bloodstains eventually, but murder stains your mind forever. When a close friend dies, you occasionally get flashbacks when you see someone with a resemblance to them or something that reminds you of them. Imagine how much worse these flashbacks are when you saw the person die at your hand. I'd be scared to sleep. It may seem like a simple thing that you'll finish and be over with, but it will follow you for ever.
i’m thinking jewelry that grants the wielder the powers of a god, that is fueled by the emotions caused by taking a life.
I homebrewed a magic rock. What makes it special is that in its lore, it was the weapon used to commit the first murder after mortals were created. A person who picks up the stone is compelled to plan and execute the murder of a random companion.
i’m thinking jewelry that grants the wielder the powers of a god, that is fueled by the emotions caused by taking a life.
Hate, anger, fear. These feelings, felt at an extreme degree, all bring about murder. To take the life of a fellow human is to commit a terrible atrocity. It is the destruction of something sacred. This would probably be a blasphemous god.
Murder is often brought about by a desperate desire for change. Something in a person's life is so bad, or perceived that way, and they would be willing to go to an extreme degree to bring about that change.
Madness may be an aspect of your goddess. Reason really must be ignored or twisted for someone to honestly believe their life would be better minus one particular person. Often a reasonable solution must be overlooked or ignored to bring someone to do this sort of thing. Look at the very first murder, Cain and Abel. All Cain had to do was offer the sacrifice that God asked for, but he wanted to keep the best for himself and he hated his brother for not doing the same, for receiving God's favor for his obedience.
Overwhelming, all consuming hate or jealousy is another motivation.
The Phonoi are ghastly faced Greek personifications of murder you could look at.
Hate, anger, and fear… thanks, I have an idea now.
It has to do with Herionidus, who was the first god to be murdered.
That's cool to incorporate that. Another thing to think about: you may be able to wash out the bloodstains eventually, but murder stains your mind forever. When a close friend dies, you occasionally get flashbacks when you see someone with a resemblance to them or something that reminds you of them. Imagine how much worse these flashbacks are when you saw the person die at your hand. I'd be scared to sleep. It may seem like a simple thing that you'll finish and be over with, but it will follow you for ever.
I don't know, maybe this helps.
That sounds like something someone who has murdered someone would say.
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If I’m being annoying, tell me to shut up. Seriously. Just say “Bananer shut up.” And I will. For a few seconds!
Don’t listen to the folks down at Adohands. It’s good for me to overwork myself.
Professional idiot! Trans! Pansexual pancake! I am a minor so you will do none of that (GP) with me! I use He/They pronouns :3
i’m thinking jewelry that grants the wielder the powers of a god, that is fueled by the emotions caused by taking a life.
Hate, anger, fear. These feelings, felt at an extreme degree, all bring about murder. To take the life of a fellow human is to commit a terrible atrocity. It is the destruction of something sacred. This would probably be a blasphemous god.
Murder is often brought about by a desperate desire for change. Something in a person's life is so bad, or perceived that way, and they would be willing to go to an extreme degree to bring about that change.
Madness may be an aspect of your goddess. Reason really must be ignored or twisted for someone to honestly believe their life would be better minus one particular person. Often a reasonable solution must be overlooked or ignored to bring someone to do this sort of thing. Look at the very first murder, Cain and Abel. All Cain had to do was offer the sacrifice that God asked for, but he wanted to keep the best for himself and he hated his brother for not doing the same, for receiving God's favor for his obedience.
Overwhelming, all consuming hate or jealousy is another motivation.
The Phonoi are ghastly faced Greek personifications of murder you could look at.
Hate, anger, and fear… thanks, I have an idea now.
It has to do with Herionidus, who was the first god to be murdered.
That's cool to incorporate that. Another thing to think about: you may be able to wash out the bloodstains eventually, but murder stains your mind forever. When a close friend dies, you occasionally get flashbacks when you see someone with a resemblance to them or something that reminds you of them. Imagine how much worse these flashbacks are when you saw the person die at your hand. I'd be scared to sleep. It may seem like a simple thing that you'll finish and be over with, but it will follow you for ever.
I don't know, maybe this helps.
That sounds like something someone who has murdered someone would say.
...I- I don't know what you're talking about! I didn't do nothing! I... I just think about this sort of... I mean...
i’m thinking jewelry that grants the wielder the powers of a god, that is fueled by the emotions caused by taking a life.
I homebrewed a magic rock. What makes it special is that in its lore, it was the weapon used to commit the first murder after mortals were created. A person who picks up the stone is compelled to plan and execute the murder of a random companion.
That's really cool. I'll have to remember to use that against my players.
i’m thinking jewelry that grants the wielder the powers of a god, that is fueled by the emotions caused by taking a life.
I homebrewed a magic rock. What makes it special is that in its lore, it was the weapon used to commit the first murder after mortals were created. A person who picks up the stone is compelled to plan and execute the murder of a random companion.
That's really cool. I'll have to remember to use that against my players.
i’m thinking jewelry that grants the wielder the powers of a god, that is fueled by the emotions caused by taking a life.
Hate, anger, fear. These feelings, felt at an extreme degree, all bring about murder. To take the life of a fellow human is to commit a terrible atrocity. It is the destruction of something sacred. This would probably be a blasphemous god.
Murder is often brought about by a desperate desire for change. Something in a person's life is so bad, or perceived that way, and they would be willing to go to an extreme degree to bring about that change.
Madness may be an aspect of your goddess. Reason really must be ignored or twisted for someone to honestly believe their life would be better minus one particular person. Often a reasonable solution must be overlooked or ignored to bring someone to do this sort of thing. Look at the very first murder, Cain and Abel. All Cain had to do was offer the sacrifice that God asked for, but he wanted to keep the best for himself and he hated his brother for not doing the same, for receiving God's favor for his obedience.
Overwhelming, all consuming hate or jealousy is another motivation.
The Phonoi are ghastly faced Greek personifications of murder you could look at.
Hate, anger, and fear… thanks, I have an idea now.
It has to do with Herionidus, who was the first god to be murdered.
That's cool to incorporate that. Another thing to think about: you may be able to wash out the bloodstains eventually, but murder stains your mind forever. When a close friend dies, you occasionally get flashbacks when you see someone with a resemblance to them or something that reminds you of them. Imagine how much worse these flashbacks are when you saw the person die at your hand. I'd be scared to sleep. It may seem like a simple thing that you'll finish and be over with, but it will follow you for ever.
I don't know, maybe this helps.
That sounds like something someone who has murdered someone would say.
...I- I don't know what you're talking about! I didn't do nothing! I... I just think about this sort of... I mean...
Nooo Dark is a murderer!
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If I’m being annoying, tell me to shut up. Seriously. Just say “Bananer shut up.” And I will. For a few seconds!
Don’t listen to the folks down at Adohands. It’s good for me to overwork myself.
Professional idiot! Trans! Pansexual pancake! I am a minor so you will do none of that (GP) with me! I use He/They pronouns :3
i’m thinking jewelry that grants the wielder the powers of a god, that is fueled by the emotions caused by taking a life.
I homebrewed a magic rock. What makes it special is that in its lore, it was the weapon used to commit the first murder after mortals were created. A person who picks up the stone is compelled to plan and execute the murder of a random companion.
That's really cool. I'll have to remember to use that against my players.
Just be careful. PvP is a grey area in D&D.
Oh I know. I have to work very hard to keep my players from killing each other under normal circumstances so I suspect they will love it. Also if I actually used it I would include a way for the curse to be broken.
i’m thinking jewelry that grants the wielder the powers of a god, that is fueled by the emotions caused by taking a life.
Hate, anger, fear. These feelings, felt at an extreme degree, all bring about murder. To take the life of a fellow human is to commit a terrible atrocity. It is the destruction of something sacred. This would probably be a blasphemous god.
Murder is often brought about by a desperate desire for change. Something in a person's life is so bad, or perceived that way, and they would be willing to go to an extreme degree to bring about that change.
Madness may be an aspect of your goddess. Reason really must be ignored or twisted for someone to honestly believe their life would be better minus one particular person. Often a reasonable solution must be overlooked or ignored to bring someone to do this sort of thing. Look at the very first murder, Cain and Abel. All Cain had to do was offer the sacrifice that God asked for, but he wanted to keep the best for himself and he hated his brother for not doing the same, for receiving God's favor for his obedience.
Overwhelming, all consuming hate or jealousy is another motivation.
The Phonoi are ghastly faced Greek personifications of murder you could look at.
Hate, anger, and fear… thanks, I have an idea now.
It has to do with Herionidus, who was the first god to be murdered.
That's cool to incorporate that. Another thing to think about: you may be able to wash out the bloodstains eventually, but murder stains your mind forever. When a close friend dies, you occasionally get flashbacks when you see someone with a resemblance to them or something that reminds you of them. Imagine how much worse these flashbacks are when you saw the person die at your hand. I'd be scared to sleep. It may seem like a simple thing that you'll finish and be over with, but it will follow you for ever.
I don't know, maybe this helps.
That sounds like something someone who has murdered someone would say.
...I- I don't know what you're talking about! I didn't do nothing! I... I just think about this sort of... I mean...
Nooo Dark is a murderer!
Shh! I've done it before and I'll do it again if you don't shut your trap! I can't have my secret getting out! ...Besides... I already said I didn't do nothing. I don't have anything to fear.
i’m thinking jewelry that grants the wielder the powers of a god, that is fueled by the emotions caused by taking a life.
Hate, anger, fear. These feelings, felt at an extreme degree, all bring about murder. To take the life of a fellow human is to commit a terrible atrocity. It is the destruction of something sacred. This would probably be a blasphemous god.
Murder is often brought about by a desperate desire for change. Something in a person's life is so bad, or perceived that way, and they would be willing to go to an extreme degree to bring about that change.
Madness may be an aspect of your goddess. Reason really must be ignored or twisted for someone to honestly believe their life would be better minus one particular person. Often a reasonable solution must be overlooked or ignored to bring someone to do this sort of thing. Look at the very first murder, Cain and Abel. All Cain had to do was offer the sacrifice that God asked for, but he wanted to keep the best for himself and he hated his brother for not doing the same, for receiving God's favor for his obedience.
Overwhelming, all consuming hate or jealousy is another motivation.
The Phonoi are ghastly faced Greek personifications of murder you could look at.
Hate, anger, and fear… thanks, I have an idea now.
It has to do with Herionidus, who was the first god to be murdered.
That's cool to incorporate that. Another thing to think about: you may be able to wash out the bloodstains eventually, but murder stains your mind forever. When a close friend dies, you occasionally get flashbacks when you see someone with a resemblance to them or something that reminds you of them. Imagine how much worse these flashbacks are when you saw the person die at your hand. I'd be scared to sleep. It may seem like a simple thing that you'll finish and be over with, but it will follow you for ever.
I don't know, maybe this helps.
That sounds like something someone who has murdered someone would say.
...I- I don't know what you're talking about! I didn't do nothing! I... I just think about this sort of... I mean...
Nooo Dark is a murderer!
Shh! I've done it before and I'll do it again if you don't shut your trap! I can't have my secret getting out! ...Besides... I already said I didn't do nothing. I don't have anything to fear.
Didn’t do nothing. That means you DID SOMETHING!
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If I’m being annoying, tell me to shut up. Seriously. Just say “Bananer shut up.” And I will. For a few seconds!
Don’t listen to the folks down at Adohands. It’s good for me to overwork myself.
Professional idiot! Trans! Pansexual pancake! I am a minor so you will do none of that (GP) with me! I use He/They pronouns :3
My name’s Gradius, this is my second account :P I love Hollow Knight and I have been on ddb for a while. Come rp with me anytime! It is my purpose. My title that was given to me by Drummer is…SPIRIT OF THE WEST, GUARDIAN OF THE HOLLOWS.
No cost too great. No mind to think. No will to break. No voice to cry suffering. Born of God and Void.
i’m thinking jewelry that grants the wielder the powers of a god, that is fueled by the emotions caused by taking a life.
I homebrewed a magic rock. What makes it special is that in its lore, it was the weapon used to commit the first murder after mortals were created. A person who picks up the stone is compelled to plan and execute the murder of a random companion.
That's really cool. I'll have to remember to use that against my players.
Just be careful. PvP is a grey area in D&D.
Oh I know. I have to work very hard to keep my players from killing each other under normal circumstances so I suspect they will love it. Also if I actually used it I would include a way for the curse to be broken.
Found it!
A Stone Called Murder
Wondrous Item, legendary (requires attunement)
The Stone Called Murder is a slightly bloodstained chunk of granite the size of a human fist, rumored to have been the first murder weapon at the very beginning of time. You can use the stone as an improvised melee weapon with the thrown property with a normal range of 20 feet and a long range of 60 feet, which deals 1d4 + 3 bludgeoning damage on a hit.
Aura of Murder. Each creature within 60 feet of the stone gains a +3 bonus to attack and damage rolls.
Death Knell. When a creature within 60 feet of you that you can see dies while you are holding the stone, you gain temporary hit points equal to the creature’s number of Hit Dice.
Curse. This stone is cursed, and becoming attuned to it extends the curse to you. As long as you remain cursed, you are unwilling to part with the stone, keeping it within reach at all times. When you finish the first long rest you take after attuning to the stone, you must succeed on a DC 20 Wisdom saving throw or be compelled to plan the murder of a creature that has wronged you or that you otherwise dislike as if by the geas spell. After seven days, you must succeed on a DC 20 Wisdom saving throw or be compelled by the stone to carry out the murder.
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I am (As drummerboy stated) The master of many faces, The unseen puppeteer, The illumination, & The unnoticed influence.
Favorite games series: Dark Souls. Shirtless Solaire. Best best game series of all time: Paper Mario. Fight me about it.
Etiam im librum scribo
And make it double!
To protect the world from devastation!
To unite the people within our nation!
To denounce the evils of truth and love!
To extend our reach to the stars above!
Jessie!
James!
Team Rocket blasts off at the speed of light!
Surrender now, or prepare for a fight!
Hi all, I'm Druid_Girl31, but please call me Druid. I am (a/an) CERTIFIED INSOMNIAC, PAN, alterhuman, BADDD DM, and obsessed with HAMILTON! Why? I'm just cool like that!
She/her pronouns please. TITLES: Savior of the Woods by Drummer! Send me a PM! PRAISE JEFF! Join the Hamilton Cult! Hate on Gen Alpha Slang! <--- ( all links)
I lost any measure of sanity I ever had a long time ago!
Woo! :D
(he/him)
I confess it's a shame, When you livin' in a city that's the size of a box and nobody knows yo' name
-"I Wish" Skee-Lo (literally the best song ever)
Nickname: Elliot the Old (IM NOT THAT OLD VITUS-)
James is the best and you cannot change my mind
Nope, Wobbuffet is the best.
Hi all, I'm Druid_Girl31, but please call me Druid. I am (a/an) CERTIFIED INSOMNIAC, PAN, alterhuman, BADDD DM, and obsessed with HAMILTON! Why? I'm just cool like that!
She/her pronouns please. TITLES: Savior of the Woods by Drummer! Send me a PM! PRAISE JEFF! Join the Hamilton Cult! Hate on Gen Alpha Slang! <--- ( all links)
I lost any measure of sanity I ever had a long time ago!
Hate, anger, fear. These feelings, felt at an extreme degree, all bring about murder. To take the life of a fellow human is to commit a terrible atrocity. It is the destruction of something sacred. This would probably be a blasphemous god.
Murder is often brought about by a desperate desire for change. Something in a person's life is so bad, or perceived that way, and they would be willing to go to an extreme degree to bring about that change.
Madness may be an aspect of your goddess. Reason really must be ignored or twisted for someone to honestly believe their life would be better minus one particular person. Often a reasonable solution must be overlooked or ignored to bring someone to do this sort of thing. Look at the very first murder, Cain and Abel. All Cain had to do was offer the sacrifice that God asked for, but he wanted to keep the best for himself and he hated his brother for not doing the same, for receiving God's favor for his obedience.
Overwhelming, all consuming hate or jealousy is another motivation.
The Phonoi are ghastly faced Greek personifications of murder you could look at.
Hate, anger, and fear… thanks, I have an idea now.
It has to do with Herionidus, who was the first god to be murdered.
That's cool to incorporate that. Another thing to think about: you may be able to wash out the bloodstains eventually, but murder stains your mind forever. When a close friend dies, you occasionally get flashbacks when you see someone with a resemblance to them or something that reminds you of them. Imagine how much worse these flashbacks are when you saw the person die at your hand. I'd be scared to sleep. It may seem like a simple thing that you'll finish and be over with, but it will follow you for ever.
I don't know, maybe this helps.
I’ve been around for about a year and a half, so I’d say I’m somewhere in the middle
I really like D&D, especially Ravenloft, Exandria and the Upside Down from Stranger Things. My pronouns are she/they (genderfae).
I homebrewed a magic rock. What makes it special is that in its lore, it was the weapon used to commit the first murder after mortals were created. A person who picks up the stone is compelled to plan and execute the murder of a random companion.
That sounds like something someone who has murdered someone would say.
If I’m being annoying, tell me to shut up. Seriously. Just say “Bananer shut up.” And I will. For a few seconds!
Don’t listen to the folks down at Adohands. It’s good for me to overwork myself.
Professional idiot! Trans! Pansexual pancake! I am a minor so you will do none of that (GP) with me! I use He/They pronouns :3
Extended Signature!
...I- I don't know what you're talking about! I didn't do nothing! I... I just think about this sort of... I mean...
That's really cool. I'll have to remember to use that against my players.
Just be careful. PvP is a grey area in D&D.
Nooo Dark is a murderer!
If I’m being annoying, tell me to shut up. Seriously. Just say “Bananer shut up.” And I will. For a few seconds!
Don’t listen to the folks down at Adohands. It’s good for me to overwork myself.
Professional idiot! Trans! Pansexual pancake! I am a minor so you will do none of that (GP) with me! I use He/They pronouns :3
Extended Signature!
Oh I know. I have to work very hard to keep my players from killing each other under normal circumstances so I suspect they will love it. Also if I actually used it I would include a way for the curse to be broken.
Shh! I've done it before and I'll do it again if you don't shut your trap! I can't have my secret getting out! ...Besides... I already said I didn't do nothing. I don't have anything to fear.
Didn’t do nothing. That means you DID SOMETHING!
If I’m being annoying, tell me to shut up. Seriously. Just say “Bananer shut up.” And I will. For a few seconds!
Don’t listen to the folks down at Adohands. It’s good for me to overwork myself.
Professional idiot! Trans! Pansexual pancake! I am a minor so you will do none of that (GP) with me! I use He/They pronouns :3
Extended Signature!
You best sleep with one eye open, Bananer
My name’s Gradius, this is my second account :P I love Hollow Knight and I have been on ddb for a while. Come rp with me anytime! It is my purpose. My title that was given to me by Drummer is…SPIRIT OF THE WEST, GUARDIAN OF THE HOLLOWS.
No cost too great. No mind to think. No will to break. No voice to cry suffering. Born of God and Void.
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Found it!
A Stone Called Murder
Wondrous Item, legendary (requires attunement)
The Stone Called Murder is a slightly bloodstained chunk of granite the size of a human fist, rumored to have been the first murder weapon at the very beginning of time. You can use the stone as an improvised melee weapon with the thrown property with a normal range of 20 feet and a long range of 60 feet, which deals 1d4 + 3 bludgeoning damage on a hit.
Aura of Murder. Each creature within 60 feet of the stone gains a +3 bonus to attack and damage rolls.
Death Knell. When a creature within 60 feet of you that you can see dies while you are holding the stone, you gain temporary hit points equal to the creature’s number of Hit Dice.
Curse. This stone is cursed, and becoming attuned to it extends the curse to you. As long as you remain cursed, you are unwilling to part with the stone, keeping it within reach at all times. When you finish the first long rest you take after attuning to the stone, you must succeed on a DC 20 Wisdom saving throw or be compelled to plan the murder of a creature that has wronged you or that you otherwise dislike as if by the geas spell. After seven days, you must succeed on a DC 20 Wisdom saving throw or be compelled by the stone to carry out the murder.