Figure 1 Apex Predator | Egg | Sculpture | 2014 |
When hurled in the direction of a target (close enough for
horseshoes and hand grenades is fine), the egg explodes in a hail of teeth that
swarm like mosquitoes, pelting any nearby targets and inflicting damage based on the
target’s Armor Class (20 – AC for ascending systems) each round for three
rounds. During this time, visibility is significantly reduced around the
targets as the whirlwind of teeth noisily darns the air as gnats do on a summer
evening.
Once the duration expires, the egg reforms, but is simply a
macabre and inert objet d’art (of immense value to the Fae and some Elfs), until held in the left hand of an individual
whilst a tooth is extracted. At this point the egg hatches into
a chick. Once sexed (d100 by an individual who knows of such things), the chick will either rapidly mature into: (1-51) a very grumpy hen with teeth or a (52-00) very loyal and tenaciously ferocious
fighting rooster.
Over the course of the next few new moons, a hen will lay 1d4-1
new Gnashing Eggs. If the hen is eaten, it is quite delicious, but anyone
partaking will gradually lose all their teeth over the next week. If girded in
electrum spurs, the rooster fights as a 3 HD creature in cockfights.
For Yoon-Suin: The
Gnashing Egg is an artefact one might stumble across in the ruins of any of
hundreds of crumbling coops in the Old Town. It has a complexity of 4. Only
half a dozen are known to the collectors in the Yellow City, and an inert egg
was recently stolen from a tastefully filigreed display nest in the Pennate Collection. One would be wise to treat any personage who maintains edentulous
or gap-smiling chattels with the utmost decorum and obeisance. Think twice before partaking of a stranger's satay, and be wary when wagering.
wtf
ReplyDeleteI made the mistake of visiting the site link of the artist that created the Fabergé egg of human teeth. This is the stuff that serial killers are made of... The artist's other media is razor blades. They're always trying to find the sicko who glues razor blades to the top of the monkey bars at the playground. It's probably this guy...
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