The Eye of Anubis: OOC Thread

[NeoTiamat]

Oh, also, Nathan, those five books you found all qualify as Masterwork Tools for certain kinds of checks.

Feydim's History of the Anubis Cult - provides a +2 circumstance bonus on any Knowledge (History) checks regarding the past of the Anubis Cult, and a +2 circumstance bonus on any Knowledge (Religion) checks regarding Anubis. Cost: 200 gp.

Al-Menil's Akiri Enchantments - Provides a +2 circumstance bonus on Knowledge (Arcana) or Spellcraft checks involving Akiri magics. Cost: 200 gp.

Hadil al-Hakim's Travels through Muhar - Provides a +2 circumstance bonus on Knowledge (Local) and Survival checks in the Amber Wastes. Cost: 200 gp.

Hakim al-Aftab's treatise on the construction of Akiri Tombs - Provides a +2 circumstance bonus on Knowledge (Architecture and Engineering) involving Akiri tombs. Cost: 100 gp.

Marashi and Nibar's Atlas of the Wastes - Provides a +2 circumstance bonus to Knowledge (Geography) checks in the Amber Wastes. You need some sort of maps to leave Phiraz. Cost: 100 gp.

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For the above prices, the Library of Phiraz will sell you copies of the books, though it'll take a day or two for them to provide the books. Likewise, if you give Samael the books, he'll reimburse you full price(regardless of how you acquired them, *cough*).

You can also buy multiple copies from the Library of Phiraz, if someone wants them.

[The Whistler]

All right, everybody, for the next week-ish I'm going to be re-enacting my own version of the Eye of Anubis campaign, only with ancient Mayan ruins instead of ancient Akiri ones, less undead, and more snorkeling. Yay vacation! Wireless may happen or it may not, so worse comes to worse I'll catch up with you all on the 24th.

http://www.belizex.com/tunichil_muknal.htm

[yalenusveler]

I'm noticing less undead...not no undead.
*consults RIFTS South America and shudders*

[The Whistler]

Don't worry--I packed the +2 heavy mace of disruption in my checked luggage. Here's hoping it gets through security...

[Kaitou Kage]

Have a great time, Whistler!

[DocBeard]

Good luck, man. Have a good trip.

[NeoTiamat]

We'll miss you! Particularly anyone who tries to buy stuff from Faruq!

Enjoy, and bring back horror stories, I might be able to adapt some!

[yalenusveler]

"We were just in the desert...what are we doing in the ju...OH GODS! BULLET ANTS! RUN!"

[NeoTiamat]

Alrighty.... unless someone comes up with something pressing, I'd like to move you guys back to the Foreign Quarter sometime tomorrow around mid-day.

Any objections?

[Nathan of the FoS]

Curfew runs sunrise to sunset, so we're expected to be indoors from 7 PM to 5 AM.

[DocBeard]

Does the sun set that early in Pharaz? Gosh.

[Nathan of the FoS]

Well, they don't have Daylight Savings. Or time zones. On the east coast of the US in, say, northern Florida (roughly as far north as Cairo, which I used as the Phiraz equivalent) you'd be looking at something more like 6:30 AM sunrise, 8:30 PM sunset, because the sun is actually highest in the sky at 1:30 and not at noon.

[Kaitou Kage]

Moar arts

http://kaitou-kage.deviantart.com/art/E ... s-80359083

[Rock of the Fraternity]

Well, she won't have any trouble on St. Patrick's day, that's for sure.

[DocBeard]

I just want to say that I've been waiting all game to be able to bust out Tomas's graduate student-dom like it was a title. "Step back, ma'am. I'm a graduate student!" "Halt, villains! I'm a graduate student!"