There exists the most richest man in the universe, the sultan Isra Abishalim.
Among his infinite hoard he possesses:
- One lich's phylactery, won in a game of cards - One devil lords's true name scattered across thirty-two scrolls. - One runeblade of chaos, prophesied to law low whosoever holds it, still clutched in the dead hand of the last man to wield it. - One thread of fate woven into a silken rug, whosoever destroys the rug can escape destiny one time. - One flute of pure liquid greed, extracted from the corpse of Abishalim's own clone nemesis.
What else does Isra Abishalim have in his infinite hoard?
> A filter of liquified dragon, earned from a vinter in the feywilds > A page from the book of names, stolen from a thief, who stole it from a devil, who stole it from an angel, who stole it from a god > The cursed mace Windgrinder, made for a knight of courage and bravery
Angel Murphy
A set of perfect geometric solids, which appear to be perfectly made: all sides are exactly identical and perfectly flat, all angles are perfectly measured, and all edges are exceptionally fine. No mortal can find a flaw in it, and the only spirit that can do so is elsewhere in Isra Abishalim's hoard.
David Cook
the original scroll a celestial gave to a holy prophet for a dead unknown race, the scroll is all that remains of the entire race. it is undecipherable to all means.
Anthony Myers
tiny golden lewd statues of the party, the parties family, and the parties nemesis, all arranged among other tiny golden lewd statues in a tableau of debauchery.
Jacob Young
A minor god of orgies imprisoned in a golden mansion/ pimp-pad.
Carter White
>most richest I jest,but in his hoard,you can find the cristallised soul of the last nephilim,who roamed the earth thousands of aeons ago
Owen Kelly
A council of men, whose features are instinguishable. They speak to each other by drawing images or scribbling writing
Adam Carter
-The Extended Deck of many Things (This exists) - A D&D jester to draw whatever he wants from this deck to avoid consequence D&D jesters are fucking overpowered (FR canon, and also exists) - A mirror that lets him scry into the Demiplane of Dread without being obscured by the Dark Powers - The Horn of Zargon - Magical PDA (This also exists) - Artefacts from the barrier peaks crash site (Listed in Dragon magazine) - The Book of Vile Darkness - The Libris Mortis - All volumes of Van Richten's Guides - A Word of Power Rune - Copies of the Ruby Rod of Asmodeus and his Ring - A Tome containing Lord Soth's Variant of Deathknighthood - The Instructions on how to create a Dry Lich, Stolen from the Deser Enclave - A scroll containing the True name of Orcus (This was featured in the Dragon Magazine) - The Tablet with the inscription of the true name of Mephistopheles - A large cabinet of Dragoncraft potions - 3 Minor Artefacts of Vecna, and the Sword of Kaz currently in etheral state, recovered by spelljammer since a banishing ritual by a sect of Vecna. - Isolated dormant sample of the Shadow Virus, for use in the rare one instance Shadow Lich Ritual - A Husk Globe, containing the remains of a slain abyssal Infernal - Boots of Ao - A bottle of Nondescript Godsblood, used to make a known poison that can kill deities or a Godsblooded creature, or another few things - Skin, Shedded from Lolth at some point, has magical properties - Various uncommon spells, Zagig's Gender shift, to list but a many - A Caged linnorm, a prehistoric Dragon - An imprisoned Medusa/Marillith crossbreed, possibly a demigoddess. Musclegirl, Lamia, multiarm fetish and medusa fetish all in one, oh baby - A Moonstone - Pet Phoenix - A pool that summons a Nymph of Sirine if bathed in naked - Bottle of Patriarch Vampire blood (1000 year Old vampire) Unknown what kind of Vampire it belonged to - A Placenta from the Pale Night Summons pseudonatural creatures
Jace Stewart
-A dragon which does not kidnap princesses -A gem which is, in fact, an egg -An egg which is, in fact, a gem -A city in a bottle, put there so it would stand eternal -A secret recipe for curry, which his grandmother gave to him. The recipe itself is quite common, is the amount of love in it that is found nowhere else in the world.
Sebastian Hernandez
One thing I know for sure he doesnt have is a gf.
Bentley Morris
A sphinx that eats riddles and speaks food
Oliver Williams
An ancient dragon and its hoard shrunk and trapped inside a glass bottle. He is still trying to figure out how to get out the hoard without releasing the dragon.
Asher Hughes
A complete tale of the past, present and future. It is however written in a most boring way, so the sultan never bothered to read it completely
Easton Flores
Kek
Leo Williams
Your first character sheet. Even if you burned it. 1 army for each major faction of WH40K, each army 40 trillion points, each perfectly painted. They look almost alive. 1:1 scale models of every ship found in EVE Online. Not sure how he got them to float like that. A Titanium rose, in a vase made of still living flesh.
Landon Richardson
Two dozen clockwork automatons, modeled after two dozen of the most beautiful women to ever live. They speak in exquisite poetry, but make poor conversation.
David Hall
-A music box that plays a song that can make the most hardened of men weep in the face of its sheer beauty. -A sliver of crystallized hope. -A phoenix that is seen flying in the skies during the birth of a person who will change the world. The sultan still hasn't figured out how it gets out of his treasury to do that. -The complete Deep Rot schematic. It comes with a fully functioning copy of DOOM. -A telescope that allows a person to observe everything at once. No one so far has been able to use it without their brain literally imploding. -A uncut sheet of Magic: the Gathering Alpha edition, signed by Richard Garfield and Urza. -Ninety-nine bottles of cursed beer sitting on a shelf. If anyone takes even a small sip, they and their companions must down all 99 bottles in one sitting. It can and has been completed in large groups. -The complete works of Shakespeare. -The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy in paperback. Not the book, the actual guide.
Joshua Cox
>A filter of liquified dragon, earned from a vinter in the feywilds
I get that we're all guilty of using cool words that we don't really understand, but the thing you're describing is probably spelled "philter". Unless you're describing a fine mesh woven from pieces of dragon.
Connor Fisher
>A music box that plays a song that can make the most hardened of men weep in the face of its sheer beauty. youtube.com/watch?v=xSi_FE52TAY
Isaac Davis
My apologies, I did mean the drink. I don't use the word often plus I wasn't really paying attention when I wrote that.
Luis Williams
-A detailed explanation of the Far Realm and a completed bestiary of all of its native species. -A book of CYOAs that warp reality according to the player's choices -The silver lining of every cloud, painstakingly handpicked by the delicate fingers of a thousand pixies -The object that Graz'zt most deeply desires -The Head of Vecna
Gabriel Campbell
He has, however, 77 wives and 777 concubines.
Owen Green
The heart of a distant Sun, that died aeons before ours was born.
An IOU. No one knows who it's from
Adam Reyes
An enchanted jar of swear jars. Every time someone is made to put a coin into a swear jar anywhere in existence, a duplicate coin falls into this jar. The first gold piece ever struck. God's toothbrush. A small, securely locked box labeled "Hope". A bucket of the Devil's bathwater, perpetually steaming. A jumble of semiprecious stones and crystals of no particular use. Their edges are smoothed by long handling. A piece of the True Cross. The entire run to date of Playboy magazine in mint condition. Just a fucking shitload of chickens, Jesus. A collection of shot glasses from various bars, some of which haven't opened yet. One is labeled with a party member's name. About tree fiddy
Ethan Butler
>The only existing currency from a land otherwise forgotten, passed down through hordes of conquering armies. The land it was originally plundered from once has been lost and all its people, its language, and its culture forgotten. >An IOU from the god of lies, deception, and trickery >An entire village of people petrified by a medusae and shrunken down to the size of chess pieces, used as chess pieces. >His own private constellation. You need to get the sun god to take you up there.
Angel Peterson
An orange lantern.
Andrew Russell
A roughly made wooden box, larger on the inside than it is on the outside. It is not magical, it was simply constructed before the laws of physics were made concrete.
Ian Rogers
>a petrified branch from the tree of life which has one end growing and one end dying >a miniature paradox vault which holds the key to unlock it within >31 year marbles, each one a distilled essence of time itself >A book of infinity for each page that is filled another is added >A cursed crown atop a saint's skull resting on a scale of fates kept in perfect balance with nothing on the other side
Lincoln Peterson
13 jars containing he mummified bodies of alien monks, still faintly praying.
Justin Hughes
>seven dragon balls >several rings of 3 wishes >a pile of magic lamps
Dominic Reyes
A horde of his halfbreed children from various mothers, who regularly take inventory of his hoard and sometimes are sent out to recollect lost pieces.
Luis Cooper
>A 140 volume, incredibly in depth biography of a farmer named Claude who lived in 16th century France. Who wrote it and why remains a mystery.
Jack Cruz
The Machine of Lum the Mad
A 1965 Ford Mustang convertible, bright red.
A ticket stub from the Beatles' last concert
Elijah Morales
A collection of exotic and deadly sharp blades, each of which once belonged to the most lethal assassin of their respective timelines.
Michael Perry
>A secret recipe for curry, which his grandmother gave to him. The recipe itself is quite common, is the amount of love in it that is found nowhere else in the world.
Alexander Reed
A copy of the Voynich manuscript, translated into Greek, Latin and Egyptian Heiroglypics, with a post script note written in the Indus script.
Henry Perry
>about tree giddy Additional keks
Also I like the first gold piece ever struck, imma use that as the macguffin for a campaign. Just some generic thing that belongs in a museum but everyone wants it.
James Williams
The only thing not in his massive hoard of infinitely rich shit: standard issue Gold coins.
David Nguyen
Vecna's original, handwritten lab notes detailing the development of the ritual used to become a lich. The final page is considerably less aged then the others; Vecna intended to take it with him when he Ascended so that no one could reproduce his work, but the page was taken from him mid-apotheosis through clever use of time travel.
Brody Parker
>An AOL 30-day free trial CDROM That still allows access to 1991's web.
Logan Collins
A perfectly square box kept within a perfectly square room. The box and room merely have 5 sides
Ryan Baker
Well of course not. Isra is a girl's name.
Xavier Butler
A pair of parallel lines that intersect.
The last digit of pi.
A hand-crafted set of Escher stairs.
The square root of negative one.
A set of all sets which contains itself. An additional set of all sets that does not contain itself.
A triangle whose angles don't add up to 180 degrees.
The largest prime number. Not the largest known prime; rather the largest one there is period.
Samuel Roberts
>that image >The only martial needs a fucking automatic weapon to compete face it, it's hysterical
Alexander Evans
A few books
Jeremiah Ward
>Boots of Ao Why did Ao make boots, and/or not destroy them if someone elsemade them
Kayden Gutierrez
an ornate puzzle box
Jaxson Anderson
>A sliver of infinity, held in a thin crystal bell jar >The lance of Longinus, still dripping with blood >the first flower to ever exist, almost wilted >Nemo's identity >A lock of Samson's hair, still brimming with power >A needle which he extracted from an egg, laid by a rabbit
Juan Harris
Full-size dice sets made from every material imaginable, first by periodic elements, then metals and minerals, stone and alloys, carved bone sets from every species imaginable, woods, and finally metaphysical concepts.
Each of them can be rolled on the table without denting or damaging the wood.
Dominic Harris
- The tomb of a foreign king from a land lost to time and the cosmos, with an inscription upon it prophesying his revival should the king's native land need him.
- A rather portly, black-haired man wearing unusual white-jeweled threads, who sings impeccable songs in any language or beat for the sultan in return for food, a place to rest, and companionship.
- A door leading to the fountain of youth.
- An ever-burning torch, the fire never growing dark or dim. The wooden portion of the torch is never consumed, but the grip near the bottom is slightly stained with long-dried blood. Meant to be Prometheus' flame, stolen from the gods.
- A rather hefty boulder, difficult to lift but can be held aloft if you are in decent physical shape. On the bottom of it is some long-dried blood splatter.
- A phone booth, still functional even though there is no power or wires connected to it. Any calls made out to it will reach whomever you are calling, whether this person is alive or dead.
- A little metal box with pointed ends on various sides, wrapped in tin foil and thin sheets of aluminum. A battered, yet still functional gold circle with grooves cut into it is emblazoned upon the side.
Nathan Phillips
My man
Brody Reyes
>-The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy in paperback. Not the book, the actual guide. jesus
Cooper Butler
Stealing
Colton Russell
>The Book of Names, First Edition, First and Only Print. There lay the names of all the gods. >The only Twelfth-Dimensional object known to stay stable within the Fourth Dimension. >The protective facescarf of the greatest hero in the Multiverse. It was taken from his tomb at the end of the Multiverse. >A cloak woven out of pure darkness, plucked from the night itself. >A chest full of assorted vials of MantaColour. Each vial contains the purest known liquid form of such colour in existence. >Scalemail armour forged from the corpse of the Ur-Dragon, Paragon of Dragonkind. >The Primer of the next Universe. It is a pure white ball of light, sitting in the middle of the hoard.
Xavier Powell
- The unhatched egg of a dying phoenix. It is warm to the touch and grows warmer the longer it is held. Do not hold it for long.
- The skeleton of a giant, encased in amber, clutching a ring.
- A broom which can sweep away illusions of any kind.
- A glass heart stolen from an ancient sorcerer which shatters if the bearer suffers a mortal wound.
- A sealed clay amphora of undiluted ambrosia purchased from a man born before the flood.
- A key that can open any door including those without locks.
- A robe of pure sunlight that is cool to the touch.
Thomas Lee
Underated post
Bentley Martinez
Why not?
Carson Davis
An engine from a ship labeled ' event horizon'
Evan Scott
A macaroni picture his kid made him
Nicholas Richardson
>A train used to rob other trains of any size. >Eric Harris's DOOM II .wads >A pill that speeds up the evolutionary path to its final stage >The Holier Chalice >An extremely creative and skilled automaton that may produce the ending to any cancelled or unfinished piece of media exactly as the creator would have intended it to be viewed, read, or played >A gilded microphone that, when spoken into, allows the rules of the game system to be changed by whomever speaks into it
Nicholas Clark
>box labeled Hope Nopenopenopenopenope
Lincoln Torres
>just watched Event Horizon recently Would legitimately be worried by this.
Joshua Martinez
>Your Phenomenal cosmic powers and being a fucking dragon are comparable to heavy Armour and a fully auto-shotgun in power.
Now that's funny.
Nolan Jenkins
>One lich's phylactery, won in a game of cards >the lich lost the game on purpose, because he knows the sultan wouldn't let anyone lay a finger on his possessions
Mason Roberts
Majority shares in the SCP Foundation
Luke Ortiz
>Magical PDA Two wizards that kiss in public!
Eli Evans
The last Base Set First Print Charizard holofoil.
In mint condition
Parker Hughes
A Guinness Book of World Records plaque stating that he's the Richest Man in the Known Universe. Nice.
Carter Morgan
>A vial of refined black goo of a thousand dragons, fermenting for thousands of years that have been said in legends, to have the properties to dissolve a combinations of two or more metals shaped into the supporting pillars of an indestructible tower
Jack Scott
A clay jar of minced words. The bottled first cry of a newborn child. A vampire's reflection, kept under velvet. An ounce of honor in a bell jar. A whalesong transcribed on vellum. The ring of keys to his own heart. A pool of starlight. It's heated.
Jason Ramirez
user, is this us?
Brandon Cooper
- The first and only copy of The Christopher Poole Autobiography, which speaks of a man who is unbeknownst to anyone.
-The Memelord's Map. Allows the wielder to detect where the dankest memes are located and where a new one will appear.
-Mozart's Phone Number
-The Cross where Jesus was nailed to.
-a Well-Coded N64 Emulator
-Actually owns Borneo and Singapore. Once owned parts of Australia but sold them back to the government for unknown reasons.
-Owns Disney.
-a bag of M&Ms that melts in your hand but not in your mouth.
Angel Baker
A slightly small burlap sack filled with a slightly smaller burlap sack filled with a slightly smaller burlap sack filled with a slightly smaller burlap sack ad infinitum
Lucas Wilson
A large collection of albums that contains a scratch and sniff of every scent imaginable, and some that are not.
The scratch and sniffs are made from increasingly strange materials, from various papers and parchments to ancient stone tablets and thin sheets of mysterious metals to substances derived from mythical creatures and materials unidentifiable by any means.
Each scratch and sniff comes with a description, printed, inscribed or otherwise present on or in the vicinity of the constituent material, of the scent, with the comprehensibility of the languages and scripts used for the description either correlating or being inversely related to the strangeness of the material of the scratch and sniff.
Nolan Lee
No idea, they supposedly exist, and they work by kicking people in the face to cure them of all ills. Allegedly.
Cooper Kelly
But does he request that you use a coaster?
Levi White
?
Alexander Myers
Lolwut.
Nope
Hudson Reed
A large snow globe with a miniature city inside it that was found by archeologists in an ancient ruin deep in the earth. You can teleport inside of it if you read the ancient magical words scribed around it while touching the globe. The flow of time seems slower inside of it. The city is populated by the last survivors of a ancient advanced humanoid race that created the globe to survive a great cataclysm that wiped out their species. They lived for so many generations there that they've long forgotten that they're living in a miniature city inside a glass globe and completely lost touch with all the magical knowledge they had in the past. There are vast libraries and many laboratories in the city but they no longer can read their own books or understand their own machinations.
Bentley Roberts
Do you remember the last time when that bitch opened up the hope box?
Andrew Adams
The girl FOUND hope at the bottom of an unmarked urn, you fucknard.
Isaiah Cook
A wrought iron brazier, flames eternally flickering. A secret written and burned in it will never be discovered. A hope abandoned will never come to pass, but will not trouble its former holder.
Asher Jenkins
I dont get it.
Nathaniel Rodriguez
SCP-001. It is classified Euclid and is kept well contained.
SCP--001. That isn't a typo, it's SCP negative zero zero one. It's classified Thaumiel and doesn't technically exist.
Jordan Fisher
>Owns Disney The company or the frozen corpse?
Anthony Sanders
An hourglass made of frozen time, its grains made of the reflections of stars in a still lake.
James Smith
His own hoard, as an entirely distinct item within his hoard. It includes itself. No-one is quite sure how his vault can contain it.
Landon Harris
Yes
Jose King
A portable hole and a bottle of the universal solvent. No one knows how he can keep them without destroying the vault.
Lincoln Campbell
Yes
A library that consists entirely of pre-published manuscripts, first editions, signed copies, rare misprints and low-run print versions of books - including several erroneous bibles as yet unknown to scholars.
The only non-special or otherwise highly valuable book he owns is his very favourite story, which he has 26 copies of - a few are first editions, a couple are signed, but most are just from random print runs. Some are very dog-eared, and at least one has been dropped in the bath. He considered buying every copy of it, but wanted others to be able to enjoy his favourite story as well.
Robert Campbell
He has a foil 1996 World Champion.
Ethan Green
Even better >he's not a member of the orange lantern corps
Brody Garcia
I'm picturing this guy as a bit of a Scrooge McDuck type character, what do you guys think?
Did he personally discover all of these artifacts or did he just buy them with his incredible wealth?
Tyler Wright
Both.
Gabriel Sanchez
I'm like to go one better and use "philtre"
It and other words like tincture and poultice really make potion lists sound 10x as cool if also 10x as retarded.
Elijah Gonzalez
And a Black Lotus masterpiece.
Noah Walker
-A magic communicator that lets him speak to, and visit, a man of metal whom he trades various items with. -a necklace that does nothing, and yet something. -a sigil of a bloodied raven, which he acquired from a man of large proportions whom he and the metal man have brunch with in occasion -a cat, an ordinary cat. He likes cats get off his back -a page ripped from a book that discribes an army, turned to dust