>DMing
>player wants to use the inheritor background
>Hands me a tearful letter from his grandfather
>"Grandson, when I die I want to have my two most prized family heirlooms: my blessed +3 greased silver dragon scale mail, and my uncursed ring of true polymorph"
DMing
Levi Campbell
Cooper Price
Have someone steal them and make the player quest to get them back. ezpz
Austin Lewis
>uncursed ring of true polymorph
>ohboy.jpg
>nothing cursed about being a female dwarf, is there?
Chase Garcia
user, this is clearly your handwriting
Ryan Morris
>DMing
>player wants to use the inheritor background
>Hands me a tearful letter from his grandfather
>"Grandson, when I die I want to have my two most prized family heirlooms: my blessed +3 greased silver dragon scale mail, and my uncursed ring of true polymorph"
>read sheet
>write on sheet
>give sheet back to player
>"Enclosed is a map to the location of these treasures. The way will be long and perilous, but I know you will succeed!"
Not seeing any real problems.
Daniel Johnson
His granddad's senile and the items are normal quality items.
Alternatively, they have a mild curse that's enough to be a bother but not enough to be worth going armourless.
Kevin Thomas
> To collect them, bring this letter to Asmodeus & Asmodeus Legal Associates in [line unreadable], they will give you the key to my deposit box upon proof of lineage.
Benjamin Moore
>"When I die I want to be buried with my two most prized family heirlooms: my blessed +3 greased silver dragon scale mail, and my uncursed ring of true polymorph"
>I also want my crate to be enchanted with a spell of "hands off my coffin you greedy cunt"
Lincoln Martin
Good solution
Bentley Howard
I feel like if someone is stipulating that an item is "uncursed" then it's probably absolutely cursed.
That would actually make for a funny as hell merchant though.
>"Oh yes, a very finely crafted uncursed rope right there. Oh not interested? Then how about this fantasically forged uncursed dagger?"