It blends in wonderfully.

Hard to see actually.

Yep.

I can only go so far in describing things without a roll being made. What is used fine clothing wirth again?


Also-medusaids are from Technomancer.

DF 8 Treasure tables, pg 17 for various garments (and jewelry).  Probably less than 40% if they are still soiled at point of sale.

Good thing there's a cleric around that can cast Clean on such an item before you try to sell it.  Donations to the future Temple of Sethygg are always appreciated.  :P

Nothing seems to have happened in Sneaking In -- did the sneakers get lost?  The rest of us at the Silver Jade Palace are waiting for the earth shattering kaboom panic and chaos...

If only he were conveniently located near the Guild instead off Cleaning an old abandoned abbey.

In reply to Jareth Mooncalled (msg # 165):

Leave my healer alone...I am quite happy with him where he is!

I'm just sayin... he could be here cleaning crap out of the pants of this dead guy instead of cleaning crap off shrines and windows...


Granted, I bet the window cleaning business pays better than this pants cleaning business.

Apparently I need to open a cleaning service in the guild hall.  LOL

In reply to Dareos Madrigar (msg # 168):

Starts as a cleaning service, finishes up being a Temple!

In reply to Christine Bjorn (msg # 169):

I will be posting tomorrow- will catch up

In reply to Narrator (msg # 170):

30,000 posts...impressive!!!

In reply to Christine Bjorn (msg # 171):

For those who need to know, fireproof underclothing is better handled by spell than by alchemy. While alchemist's aprons and or the fire resistant robe worn by ninja aware of fire using enemies, asbestos undergarments do worse than itch, and only have advantages over the fireproof spell when faced with dispell magic.


I might be a bit scarce for a bit, working out some issues at home.

In reply to Narrator (msg # 172):

Acknowledged, but what about the cost?

There is no "Fireproof" enchantment*.  The best you can do in GURPS is thus:

Staff/Wand/Jewelry of Resist Fire - $16,000
Salamander Amulet - $4,920
Alchemical Fireproofing - +4 CF


* Fir clothes or armor.  You can Fireproof an area.
This message was last edited by the player at 07:30, Sat 12 Aug 2017.

In reply to Jareth Mooncalled (msg # 174):

Is the alchemical fireproofing permanent for a +4 CF? That seems to differ from what the GM suggested...

looks like photobucket is trying to extort money by not letting us embed images to jazz up our profiles, unless we pay to enable 3rd party hosting. wow. what a bunch of bullshit. lol i gotta pay a monthly fee for that? how 'bout kiss my ass, photobucket? xD

In reply to Jareth Mooncalled (msg # 174):

There was a specific item for sale, alchemists robes, that cost $150 iirc.

I am again recalling 3e; earlier iterations of this game had a furemage paying off debts to the guild casting fireproof. I thought it could be cast on objects, even if not as an enchantment.

And I'm in!

How are you good folks doing?

In reply to Haveron Stormwal (msg # 178):

"We are quite well, thank you.  May Sethygg's loving coils embrace you, newcomer."

OOPS!  Sorry, Dareos is nicer than I am, but he sometimes IC's in the OOC.

Welcome.

That's exactly what I told 'em.  FWIW, imgur provides third party hosting for free, doesn't even require registering, or you can use Flickr if you have an account.  Can't say how long it'll be before one of them (especially Flickr) starts extorting, though.

Welcome, Haveron.  You look amazingly like Snorri.  Might be a good thing he's out of town, else folks would mix the two of you up.

I think he styles himself after me ;)

Meant to reply before work. But wanted to look some stuff up which took longer than I had...




Two things:

1 - Yes.
2 - This was something I developed for a thread on the GURPS forums about Giving Cloaks Some Love:  http://forums.sjgames.com/showthread.php?t=142345

It was well received and Narrator tentatively approved the stuff in the thread for use.

I was trying to look up where I got the +4 DF from, but I think it was one part math and one part "feels right". Note, it doesn't make one immune to fire damage... it just means your clothes won't catch on fire!




Alchemist’s Garb is $225 and it isn't fireproof in the least:




There's a lot of nonsensical ignoring of the rules in 3e, particularly in the Magic Items books.

In reply to Jareth Mooncalled (msg # 183):

Ok. Then I guess Gareth is looking for basic armour lining with fireproofing. Next question is, can he afford it?