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Chapter 13: Magical Items
Household Items, Maps
A map is a drawing or other representation
that is usually made on a flat surface and that shows
the whole or a part of an area.
01-50 Map of Misfortune: Whosoever
looks attempts to follow this map will
notice that the map changes after they have
progressed half-way to their destination. The
path they had taken is also changed.
51-100 Map of the Miser: Each
day that this map is read, it leads to new treasure.
This map never leads to treasure worth
more than 10 silver pieces.
Household Items, Mirrors
A mirror is a polished or smooth substance
that forms images by the reflection of light. The
most common use for a mirror is when a female
attempts to maximize their Facial Charisma.
01-15 Mirror of Addition: Whosoever
looks at themselves in this mirror
acquires a random body part. To determine
the body part, consult the Body Part Proportion
table (see Chap. 2: Body). Once the
added body part is determined, reroll on the
table to determine where it is attached. Otherwise,
fine details will be determined by the
Aedile. If a character acquires another head,
then the new head will have the same Intelligence,
Wisdom, and memories of the original,
but it has a randomly determined disposition
and temperament. The Aedile must
determine what is an appropriate addition
of BPP and LP.
For example, if a player rolls a 01,
then their character has acquired a left foot.
Rolling again, this player may roll a 100, determining
that the left foot is attached to
the head of the character who looked in the
mirror.
Any character may continue to look
in the mirror and acquire random body parts
until the mirror is broken. Once broken,
any character previously affected by it may
roll 1d100. If the result is 50 or greater,
then the character returns to their original
and natural state. If not, then they retain
their new limbs permanently, unless they
hack them off. Appropriate damage is applied.
16-30 Mirror of Madness: Whosoever
gazes at their own reflection in this
mirror will acquire a Random Mental Illness
(see Chap. 5: Mind).
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