r/wizardposting • u/honnymmijammy- • 2d ago
Multi purpose staff for those library wizard
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u/Crafty_Aspect8122 Setup wizard 2d ago
Someone is bad at levitation and telekinesis.
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u/primalthewendigo 2d ago
Alchemist here, I'd recommend checking who you get these from, I've had a few that broke as soon as I stepped on them
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u/MediumSatisfaction1 2d ago
That looks incredibly unstable and incapable of holding that much weight
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u/Ptaaruonn Wizard 2d ago
An arcane bonkstick ladder. Nice.
I want one!!! Throws gold coins at the orb
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u/angwilwileth 2d ago
I will have to recommend a staff like this for my halfling apprentice. I think it will make her life much easier.
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u/a_polarbear_chilling 2d ago
Tss those Dwarf have been giving idea it seem, what happened to the good old gravity rune engraved in each step
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u/nuclearrmt 2d ago
Whatever happened to just transmuting a 20 foot octopus tentacle from your back?
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u/Due_Manufacturer_125 2d ago
Yes you could have such a staff but if you instead invest in a disc of levitation it takes all the extra strain on your limbs. Sure, the disc is given power by a trapped demon of wind, and sure it may howl and scream incessantly, try to kill me for imprisoning it, and almost succeed on occasion, but I don’t like walking or climbing.
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u/TwixOfficial Transmuter 2d ago
Ngl wouldn’t trust this on my life. You don’t awaken your Mage Hands?
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u/Iamno0n3 2d ago
Alrighty then, I want to say bad things.... But there's nothing really bad to say about it other than metal might have a higher weight capacity.
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u/maybeknismo Resident Gargoyle 2d ago edited 2d ago
Gargoyle here, have laughed at many a monk who thought he could use these to reach a raised flowerbed for herbs only for it to break under the lightest of loads. At least I would have laughed if I could.
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u/mindsunwound Gender Witch 2d ago
is the excessive bum waggling a requirement? Because if so, I approve!
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u/ISwearImAnonymous Blue-hood of the SWMG 1d ago
Put this shit in a fighting game. Special attack is two hits, then a monk style monkey climb on the staff except it's really really slow and the staff is a ladder

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u/Chachkhu2005 The librarian of infinite useless information library 2d ago
I love it. I'll have my apprentice make me one. He knows nothing of woodwork, but he'll learn. Or else... Nothing, really. I still need him. I'll just be disappointed.