Following Orders

[Femme Falchion]

A parasol and a sword Lady de Pond?  How versatile.  Always good to carry some type of bludgeoning weapon.  What kind of damage does that do? 

[Monsignor de Beaumanoir]

+4 Renfest Parasol:

+4 defending, unholy weapon

This weapon's user may transfer some or all of this weapon's enhancement bonus to his or her AC (a free action at the beginning of each round).
Infused with unholy energy, this weapon deals +2d6 damage to good opponents. If a good creature wields this weapon, he or she gains a negitive level while doing so.


Caster Level: 12; Prerequisites: blue head apparel and long dress like Armor, shield or shield of faith, unholy blight; Market Price: 98,300 gp; Cost to Create: 49,300 gp and 3920 xp.

[Lady Christina de Pond]

how is my weapon unholy? atleast it's not the dagger in my boot

[Monsignor de Beaumanoir]

Parasol (noun)- the simplest manifestation of a cloak or blanket of evil, an unholy "umbrella" to shield one's operator from the Almighty's divine light.

Ex: Marry Poppins used such a device in various animated tales, thus displaying an untold amount of witchery!


Need I say or elaborate any further?

[Femme Falchion]

Nice stats on that parasol Militissa!  I bet it deals double damage against "Holy Warrior Monks" (that's if you can get past the ridiculously high AC)

[Monsignor de Beaumanoir]

I bet it's double damage against "Holy Warrior Monks"

[Femme Falchion]

You did say it was an unholy weapon.....I suppose it doesn't apply to Warrior Monks of neutral alignment   

[Monsignor de Beaumanoir]

That's LAWFUL NEUTRAL to you Momma Confessor! 

[Femme Falchion]

*The CG Sister laughs and takes a few steps backwards*

Deus Vult Warrior Monk!

[Monsignor de Beaumanoir]

CG she says.......ha! 

[Femme Falchion]

A blessed weekend to everyone...  It's about to get even more heavenly for me.....   

and belated natal day wishes to you Brother William.  This joyous event escaped my notice.  I hope your celebrations continue to be sweet.   

[Monsignor de Beaumanoir]

MC/Sister Hatchet,

Your photo arrives at an interesting time, since the current edition of Renaissance Magazine has an article about Templar wineries in Spain.......

[Monsignor de Beaumanoir]

The former KoH transitional helmet in its' new configuration:

[Sir William Marcus]

That looks great!

[Sir William Marcus]

Templar Vino's  (modern)

Sample Banyuls. It is a French wine from the vineyards of the Templars.

Then these guys...  http://www.templarske-sklepy.cz/

Templar Wine Cellars (Czech Republic)
Summary: Wine pottery jug symbolically returns to Middle Ages.



Wine pottery jug symbolically returns to Middle Ages. The inspiration for a
shape of the container came from historically supported archeological
excavations. The shape was typical in this famous wine region during this
period. The using of Templar Wine Cellars logo and hand made paper tag sure
strengthens the originality of every package. Moreover the jug meets the whole
hygienic aspects necessary for packaging of noble wines.