D&D Ideas

Here's one for you Dm's that wat a simple (but weird) side quest. The players are going about the town, when they stop at a restaurant. After the players enter & order a meal, they will hear the owner start to argue with a deliver person. Apparently a shipment of goat milk ice cream got lost & now the owner has to get some more. If the party is somewhat well know at this point she will ask them to help, but if they aren't then the party will have to go up to her & say they will help. If they accept the quest they will have to make a short trip to a local goat farm & tell the owner of the farm that the owner of the restaurant sent them. After that they will have to personally milk the goats (in which goat hijinks will  most likely happen) & then bring back the milk to the restaurant owner. Once they bring it back, they will either have there meal pay for or refunded & then get a little extra coin as well.

Here's one for you DM's that want an electric executioners axe. Appearance: A long pike axe that has a stream of electricity going though the iron slashing bits. Description: This axe, made by a regular executioner & imbued by a lighting elemental, also for some shocking damage on those who get hit by it. It require two hands to use, but the lighting can hit targets from 10 ft away. This weapon will do more damage to enemies who have anything that can conduct electricity on the area that the axe hits. Attribute: A executioners axe with electric powers - Deals 1d8 + 1d4 [lighting] damage when it hits an opponent who is 5ft away -Deals 1d4 + 1d4 damage when it hits an opponent who is 10ft away -Deals an extra 1d4 damage if it hits an area that conducts electricity -Two handed weapon

Here's one for you Dm's that want an easy spell for players to quickly change clothes with. Lvl: 1 Casting time: 1 minute Range: Touch Components: Clothing (of any verity) Duration: Indefinite  Spell Description: This spell allows the caster to change the  clothing of anyone that they are touching. It takes a minute for this change to happen & the spell cannot take/give more material that was in the original clothing. Can be used to change armor types. If someone is lacking the amount of material need for the full polymorph, the spell will just 'cut parts out' of the clothing. Backstory: This spell was made by a tailor, who had a fabric problem & decided that making a spell that could heal clothing was a good idea. After awhile the spell & the idea of the spell evolved into the ability of a per...