Ring of Invisibility
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The wearer of an invisibility ring is able to become invisible at will, instantly.
This non-visible state is exactly the same as the M-U invisibility spell (q.v.),
<Ring of Inaudible Invisibility
: > except that 10% of these rings also have inaudibility as well, making
the wearer absolutely silent.
If the wearer wishes to speak, he or she breaks all silence features
in order to do so.
Question: If you keep
using a Ring of Invisibility, will you
slowly become invisible
forever?
Answer: My stars,
no!
That would make the ring
too powerful.
For something to bestow
permanent invisibility
to a character is making it
much too powerful. Just
go around doing anything you want without
ever being seen? No, no?
Quote:
Originally posted by
Ulrick
[snip]
I find these stories very
entertaining but I don't put much stalk into them.
Even before now, I knew
the truth that YOU were the one who created D&D.
Yay!
Thanks again. <stickouttongue>
Heh,
and me and all whole lot
of others,
beginning with my father's
bedtime stories about magic rings and cloaks of
invisibility,
my mother's hours of reading
to me,
the local gang of boys I
played with,
Jim Rasch who was the director
in "realistic cops & robbers type games I played when I was 10,
and so many others I can't
begin to name them--
friends,
authors,
fellow gamers--
who contributed to the process
Cheers,
Gary