Creating Roleplay ideas based on randomly generated words. Here’s today’s selection. Discover more about Rallies Swings, Events Tilting and Reserved Sawdust.
Rallies Swings
The thieves guild has an assault course that tests their agility and ability to work together. New initiates have to wait till at least four creatures are ready to join the guild before they’ll be considered. They must then take the assault course together by each completing a lap of the course with a bundle of goods (represented by a sack of stones) and passing it onto the next initiate. Failure can be very costly as there are not only dogs chasing the runners but also swinging weaponry to dodge and walls to climb. Those that get hit by the assault course obstacles can become crippled for life or even die.
Events Tilting
Ambal’s Trembling Disk is a very powerful magical item. Its size makes it very distinguishable as is it has the appearance of a black rock and so heavy that it uses a four-legged stand, making it a similar size to a desk. The central-top area of the disk is separate from the outside. In shape, this central area is flat and then curves into a ball at the bottom. A skilled magic user who has taken time to master the device can project a visible area of land up to 300 ft. onto the disk and start physically moving the central part of the disk up, down and around. This causes the chosen area of land to do the same, affecting any creatures or buildings in that area as if hit by an earthquake. It has been used in city defence and even carried into battle warfare before. But where is it now?
Reserved Sawdust
In the Gamalen Forest, the wood lives on beyond the death of the tree. This wood attempts to protect the soil beneath by crawling worm-like on the ground and find the best place for it to finally decompose. One clever entrepreneur realised that if the wood is taken from the forest, it can have other uses. Reserved Sawdust is a thieves’ favourite tool to cover their tracks as when dropped on the ground it looks for damp patches to cover and divots to fill. Before long, the ground looks as if no one walked there at all.