And since James is here, its time for tonight’s D&D LGF crossover. Tonight’s segment is not a monster encounter, but rather an interlude.
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You pass down a corridor and come to another door. Unlike the one’s you’ve seen so far, this one is smaller and made of iron, not stone. You push it open and emerge into a shop. A rack to your right has an assortment of ranged weapons, from crossbows to rifles, while a display case ahead of you contains an assortment of rings. To the left is a statue of Dorkus, Prince of Blogstalking. The statue’s butt has a glowing red shoeprint of the player who struck the killing blow against the Aspect of Dorkus in the first encounter of this chapter. The shopkeeper, a jovial goblin figure, sits behind the ring case. He says “Welcome to my shop. Feel free to look at anything, but don’t touch anything you aren’t prepared to buy.” Players may look at items and buy those they like. The weapons conform to normal stats, but the rings are unique in many cases. The Unique rings are described below for the Dungeon Master, who should describe the phisical appearance of each such ring to the players, along with their prices. Players may ask the shopkeeper about the rings and haggle about the price, wit the DM deciding on the difficulty rating of any needed roles based on the cost of the ring and the player characters skills.