In dnd/pathfinder terms would majora's mask be considered a artifact or a creature?
In dnd/pathfinder terms would majora's mask be considered a artifact or a creature?
Nicholas Davis
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Cameron Richardson
Who gives a shit.
Jace Garcia
It's a demon.
Benjamin Flores
By the game's lore, an artifact
By the manga's lore, still an artifact, but carved from a beast that died from exhaustion after dancing 3 days straight.
Cameron Johnson
If one was to forcefully remove the mask from another person, how painful would the process be?
Jaxon Bennett
Sentient evil artifact.
David Rivera
what abilities would it convey in pathfinder/dnd terms? weather control is a definite with the blizzard at snowhead.
Nolan Hughes
Not very painful, it was removed from the Skull Kid pretty easily.
James Hernandez
OP here, i sorta want someone to do a a majora mask campaign, maybe you were called to a Termina were link never arrived or you were called via the four giants
Grayson Jackson
It's linked to the twili and the twilight realm, it's specifically designed for inflicting curses. The blizzard at snowhead didn't explicitly have anything to do with the mask.
There's like a million video's on youtube about it.
Mainly it deals with [death] [evil] [shadow] and [curse], giving bonus (free) metamagic, boosted caster levels when casting spells with any of those descriptors. But you have to deal with it trying to possess you.