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The Dresden Files => DFRPG => Topic started by: finnmckool on August 06, 2010, 03:06:49 AM
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I'm working on an Enchanted Item. So what I'm thinking in specific is a Medicine Bag that allows you to hit a Spirit. Like, tie it to your staff, and staff can hit a spirit. Or whatever. So pretty much an Enchanted Item that satisfies "The Catch." Possible? Stupid? Breaking? In the rules and I'm just not catchin' on?
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Look at the Ghost Dust example in YS to get a feel for that kind of thing. An enchanted item that can satisfy any catch won't work, but one designed to bypass a specific type of catch, like the one for spirits and such is feasible.
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That's pretty clearly outside the range of a mere enchanted item - consider that satisfying any catch is the major power of the Swords of the Cross, and costs a fate point to use.
Now, something that satisfies certain catches - say, those of native american spirits, or ghosts / undead, or some other category like that - that might be doable.
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Yeah, that's what I'm going for...like Ghosts and the like. Not satisfying ANY catch at all, but A catch. So A Catch is okay, then ya think?
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Yeah, that's what I'm going for...like Ghosts and the like. Not satisfying ANY catch at all, but A catch. So A Catch is okay, then ya think?
Absolutely. After all, if there's not some way to bypass a Catch then it might as well not exist.