Didgeridoo
Didgeridoo
So, since 2005 when the boys released the PH ~ I have mostly included this equipment item (along with the walrus) on my character sheet!!
Why? Because it's cool and the Trolls are awesome to put things like this on the equipment/transport tables!!
So, back in '05 when Rigon and I played in a PBP game, I asked the CK what damage would this instrument do if I smashed into the bad guy's knee. 1D4 says he.
Well, this DD seems to me would do (diggery do) 1D6!
Thoughts?
A princely DD, yes!
[The Croc Dundee movies uses this sound, IIRC!]
Game on!
Why? Because it's cool and the Trolls are awesome to put things like this on the equipment/transport tables!!
So, back in '05 when Rigon and I played in a PBP game, I asked the CK what damage would this instrument do if I smashed into the bad guy's knee. 1D4 says he.
Well, this DD seems to me would do (diggery do) 1D6!
Thoughts?
A princely DD, yes!
[The Croc Dundee movies uses this sound, IIRC!]
Game on!
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Re: Diggery do
OK so as a resident Aussie, let me first make a correction - the spell in the book is wrong....it writes it as a diggery-do. It is actually a didgeridoo - or in slang, a didge.
Now that we have that out of the way....
I just started a campaign with 5 new players. One is a halfling bard with a didge and bagpipes, his stage name - Pipes.
Onto your question, it might do D6 damage, but it would possibly break after a few hits, just being a hollowed piece of wood.
Now that we have that out of the way....
I just started a campaign with 5 new players. One is a halfling bard with a didge and bagpipes, his stage name - Pipes.
Onto your question, it might do D6 damage, but it would possibly break after a few hits, just being a hollowed piece of wood.
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Re: Diggery do
Haha, thanks for your reply, "mate"!Obadiah wrote:OK so as a resident Aussie, let me first make a correction - the spell in the book is wrong....it writes it as a diggery-do. It is actually a didgeridoo - or in slang, a didge.
Now that we have that out of the way....
I just started a campaign with 5 new players. One is a halfling bard with a didge and bagpipes, his stage name - Pipes.
Onto your question, it might do D6 damage, but it would possibly break after a few hits, just being a hollowed piece of wood.
I believe many of us noted the mis-spelling of the doo. I'm pretty sure I sent a note to the boys ways back then or mebbe not.
Like "Pipes", hehe - all bards should master and carry the doo (OK, the didge as you say)!
I had thought the wood of the didge is hard, but perhaps with the very complete hollowing out - it would be subject to break after some hits.
Best,
Rhu.
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Re: Diggery do
It is pretty hard, but my gut tells me if I hit something hard with it, after a few blows it would crack because of it being hollow. Maybe I need to find some people in armour and try belting them with it....
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Re: Diggery do
There is a danger that it could crack but I'd say it is equivalent to a club 1d6+1
Re: Diggery do
Yep, we'll see how Rigon wishes to assign the damage.Penny-Whistle wrote:There is a danger that it could crack but I'd say it is equivalent to a club 1d6+1
The didge is my Outlander musical instrument.
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Re: Didgeridoo
My group were debating this last night....all Aussies. They all felt it is a d6 and if hitting something really hard (plate armour, stone, etc) then it should have a chance of breaking.
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Re: Didgeridoo
Excellent.Obadiah wrote:My group were debating this last night....all Aussies. They all felt it is a d6 and if hitting something really hard (plate armour, stone, etc) then it should have a chance of breaking.
Did you discuss how breakage might occur, i.e. rolling a 1? I use some breakage house rules on many weapons ~ two critical misses is automatic weapon destruction or heavy damage depending on said weapon.
I suppose percentage die rolls would work well or some other poly die roll.
Hmm, the CKG has some info on weapon and gear wear and destruction (equipment wastage, methinks). I'll have to check it out and re-read.
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Re: Didgeridoo
Time to break out the fish glue and abelone shells to reinforce your dig-club. lol
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Re: Didgeridoo
Hmmm, leme think on that.Go0gleplex wrote:Time to break out the fish glue and abelone shells to reinforce your dig-club. lol
Each hit might do some additional 1D2 from shell/shards breaking off and hitting the opponent.
On a destruction/wastage hit and weapon destroyed (crit), ancillary shell/shard damage to enemy at 1d3 or so!
Thoughts?
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Re: Didgeridoo
It appears to be bamboo type material? Just get a druid to magic it.. ironwood should do the trick!
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Re: Didgeridoo
It's eucalypt wood. It can be quite hard, but with it being hollow the fear was it being a bit fragile, but as you say....nothing a Druid can't fix.
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Re: Didgeridoo
Hmmm . . . I'm also thinking that a bard should get a +1 to hit and a +1 on damage for successful strikes due to their expertise using musical instruments as weapons!
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Re: Didgeridoo
You need a weapon instrument, one that is played in combat. A quaterstaff that whistles as it is used (old kung fu movie) or magic short sticks (thin clubs) to play a beat off your opponents's bodies and armor...
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Re: Didgeridoo
You need a weapon instrument, one that is played in combat. A quaterstaff that whistles as it is used (old kung fu movie) or magic short sticks (thin clubs) to play a beat off your opponents's bodies and armor...
Wow, Another Natural One! You guys are a sink hole for luck. Stay away from my dice.
Re: Diggery do
Just for reference, I did correct the spelling in Adventurers Backpack. Also the Fantasy Grounds edition of the 7th printing Players Handbook.Obadiah wrote:OK so as a resident Aussie, let me first make a correction - the spell in the book is wrong....it writes it as a diggery-do. It is actually a didgeridoo.
If TLG contracts me to edit 8th printing PHB I'll correct it (and many other things) there as well.