Sometimes, in the red wheat fields of Kos, where the hills loom and bones slowly moulder, you can find the Wheat Man lurking.
It is well-known that sighting the Wheat-Man is a sign of good fortune. To represent this, any member of a party sighting the Wheat-Man gains a bonus of +1 to any attack, ability check or saving throw that would otherwise have failed by a single point. In such cases, the DM should merely state that the character was successful despite being one point shy.
If you attack the Wheat-Man, you will surely never see him again.
Love this. D&D needs more of this type of mythic stuff instead of always mechanics and combat...
ReplyDeletethanks man! the mechanical bonus idea was actually stolen from the good-luck bear at the beginning of Stonehell by Michael Curtis(i forget the bear's name). the Wheat Man was my idea, and i got the picture from a post on monsterbrains.blogspot.com
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