Unnatural Twenty

Weapon (longsword), uncommon You have a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls made with this magic weapon. It glows faintly when undead creatures are within 120' of it.

Armor (shield), uncommon (requires attunement) This shield appears to made from wood and leather. Upon attunement it merges with the arm of the bearer, and can move of its own will. The bearer can benefit from the armor bonus of the shield even when using a two-handed weapon.

Warhammer, uncommon (requires attunement by a cleric of the tempest domain) This warhammer is a magic weapon made of shining steel. Whenever you roll minimum damage with it, it gains a charge. It can only have one charge at a time. When you hit a creature with this weapon you may expend a charge to smite the target. Your attack deals an additional 2d6 thunder damage, and the target is knocked prone.

Weapon (quarterstaff), uncommon This is, to all forms of examination, a plain hickory staff. The bearer can hold the staff upright while resting it on the ground and make a mental command (an action), and the staff becomes immobile and unbreakable. The bearer can touch the staff and mentally will it to become movable again (an action).

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And yet another RPG mashup rears its head! I just picked up Sig: Manual of the Primes in hardcover, and I'm feeling like I can combine it with Lords of Gossamer and Shadow for an awesome campaign across the many planes of existence. I ran a brief text-based LoGaS campaign and I was really happy with how the game dealt with different realities and genres. Each player created their own character and the world that they came from, and then they all met up via the Grand Stair. I haven't delved very deeply into Sig yet, but I feel like I'll need to make the City of Sig be the literal center of all the planes of reality that the Grand Stair opens onto. I might need to do some work to figure out how each game's version of reality interacts with the other's, but that's the fun of the mashup process!

I've been using Ebonclad in my online campaign for a few months now, it's quite cool, and it's deal of the day on DrivethruRPG today. Check it out here .