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::::::I would assume that unless they were in a great hurry, anyone in the D&D world would treat weapons with great care, only picking up one or two at a time if they didn't know what the weapons were. Remember basic safety, kids: always touch one of the arrows before stealing the quiver. --[[Special:Contributions/149.169.214.82|149.169.214.82]] 19:57, 14 October 2011 (UTC)
:::::::Wow, what a blatant example of abuse this dirty trick is. Personally, since I consider the negative levels from the same source (since they're all from Holy/Good-aligned weapons), I would not allow them to stack, easy as that. Even so, if the justification fails (which it won't, since I'm the DM), I would say the person holding them instantly faints from the overwhelming aligned presence in the weapons, rather than immediately dying. As you know, a creature who is stunned or unconscious normally drops what they are holding, meaning ( in my mind) that they wouldn't have the time to die from it. Congratulations, you've just stunned your target for one round, and you better hope for your coin purse that he/she doesn't kick it in a pit, fire or smash them as retribution.
:::::::Hey, what are you doing with that pot of sovereign glue?? Goddamn creative players![[User:HarrowedMind|-HarrowedMind]] ([[User talk:HarrowedMind|talk]]) 19:02, 23 October 2012 (UTC)
