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He’ll do his job well, but only once.

He’ll do his job well, but only once.


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It might be advisable to hold your breath.Posts will continue tomorrow at 7am Pacific.It might be advisable to hold your breath.Posts will continue tomorrow at 7am Pacific.

It might be advisable to hold your breath.

Posts will continue tomorrow at 7am Pacific.


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Save some time, hit everyone in the face at once.Posts will continue tomorrow at 7am Pacific.Save some time, hit everyone in the face at once.Posts will continue tomorrow at 7am Pacific.

Save some time, hit everyone in the face at once.

Posts will continue tomorrow at 7am Pacific.


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Resource: Sablecat Armor

Thieves of the widespread black network known as the Grimalken were blessed by Mask, god of thieves, for their loyalty to him. Mask granted them a shred of his own ebony cloak, which was quickly multiplied by the Grimalken thieves who were skilled in transmutation magic. Talented seamstresses employed by the network sewed the fabric onto boiled leathers, reinforcing it with magically enchanted silver studs and clasps. The final product was the Sablecat Armor, designed, made, worn, and blessed by thieves, black as night and completely soundproof. Lucky initiates into the Grimalken (or some other thieves’ guilds who have duplicated the Armor for themselves) may be able to attain a set - although the armors worn by the Grimalken grandmaster thieves are the most coveted and impressive.

Treat the rogue in your life (or your party) with a set of specialized studded leather armor, and allow them to climb the ranks of their local thieves’ guild and gain more impressive sets. The Sablecat Armor can be easily placed into the hands of any network of your own design, or any existing network, such as the Zhentarim, as a future hint to any sneaky, thieving players that belonging to a faction comes with its own rewards!

For better, full-page high quality imagery, go take a look at the Sablecat Armor at the Homebrewery here!

The elusive monotropa uniflora, also known as the ghost plant, ghost pipe plant, Indian pipe plant,

The elusive monotropa uniflora, also known as the ghost plant, ghost pipe plant, Indian pipe plant, or the corpse plant. It is an uncommon type of parasitic plant that hosts a fungi which takes energy from photosynthetic trees.


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