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From: Lehlan Decker <decker@****.FSU.EDU>
Subject: Re: A question of Grand Scale
Date: Mon, 11 May 1998 10:46:16 -0500
>
> * Jett hides from incoming thwaps once people read this message and then
> look at the subject again * Okay, here's a question for you.
>
> A team of PCs, but some miracle, killed an Eastern Dragon when the
> rigger crashed their transport plane into its head. The PCs proceeded to
> loot the corpse, taking blood, claws, etc from the corpse.
> Okay, so the question is this. Several PCs managed to get a hold of a
> bunch of scales. If you were to make a plated vest out of the scales,
> what would its rating be? I checked the critter table, and according to
> that, Eastern Dragons have a composite natural armor of 8. So would a
> vest made from said critter's scales be 8/8? Or less?
>
Hmm...That is a good basis to start or maybe even divided by half 4/4
with some "unusual" properties. However creating this vest, should
take perhaps a powerful enchanter, and also a skilled armorer.
Heck I may even rule that it has to be bound with karma. It all depends
on how powerful and unique you want it to be. Heh..if I were the GM
I would let you create the armor, and then several slightly upset dragons
would come looking for you to retreive their "property" from the hands
of a puny human. <EGMG>


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