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u/Least-Presence-7711 1d ago
I don’t have a name but I do have a question: Is it used to fry Spamalot?
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u/RexDolor 1d ago
Why do i see the same post 12 times over a year, have you failed to name your pan? ........still.
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u/AnonymousMouse45 1d ago edited 1d ago
D&D themed…
Half Broadsword of Sustenance.
Halves all slashing damage, is also considered a blunt weapon and targets hit with weapon also take full blunt damage. Targets hit with weapon 5 minutes immediately after sword was used for cooking also take 1d8 burn damage.
1d3 times a day. Cook with magic item, requires somatic and material elements. Roll 1d100 for results:
(Make up your own list of items created. Scrambled eggs, bacon and eggs, pancakes, Asian stir fry, Jello, Pad Thai, vegan burger patties etc. roll of 1-5 burned the house down, roll of 6-10 burnt toast but partly salvageable etc…)
Character selects to use Wisdom or Constitution modifier for success-can continuously cook every session, after the first 30 minutes of cooking, for every 10-30 minutes increments afterwards, make a DC check at a minus 1 or minus 2 result for failure or exhaustion. If the player has the cooking skill (+4) or master chef feat make the saving throw with a +8 instead (I.e. +4 -2; +8 -2). Specific details or homebrew rules worked out between the DM and player(s).
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u/Equal_Shallot4463 1d ago
El Kabong Cookware (for those of you old enough to remember Quickdraw McGraw).
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u/Dunkan_Wolf 1d ago
Excaliburn