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This was something that happened in my game. One of the players was a size small rodent and was very wealthy. He wanted to be a good fighter. So, he went to an armor and weapon shop and bought a lot of magical armor and a powerful sword AND ingraved his name onto the armor and the sword ( roughtly spend: 40,000gp ). They were too big for him, so he had the smith put a spell on them to shrink down to fit his size. It did and he was happy, but the smith said that it had a time limit. Being very nieve, the mouse did not care and wanted his fill of carnage.

Two days later, after a hard battle, his armor went back to its natural size and he had so many penalties to movement and other things. he came back to the weapon shop along with an NPC and wanted his money back. The smith refused to give him his money back because the weapons and armor he used was chipped and worn out and his name was engraved on everything.

I have never seen a more angrier mouse in my life.

Let the Buyer Beware © 2006 Alex Cockburn

Description
This was something that happened in my game. One of the players was a size small rodent and was very wealthy. He wanted to be a good fighter. So, he went to an armor and weapon shop and bought a lot of magical armor and a powerful sword AND ingraved his name onto the armor and the sword ( roughtly spend: 40,000gp ). They were too big for him, so he had the smith put a spell on them to shrink down to fit his size. It did and he was happy, but the smith said that it had a time limit. Being very nieve, the mouse did not care and wanted his fill of carnage.

Two days later, after a hard battle, his armor went back to its natural size and he had so many penalties to movement and other things. he came back to the weapon shop along with an NPC and wanted his money back. The smith refused to give him his money back because the weapons and armor he used was chipped and worn out and his name was engraved on everything.

I have never seen a more angrier mouse in my life.

Let the Buyer Beware © 2006 Alex Cockburn