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For paladins and fighters, the trusty +1 magic sword almost feels required. Here lies my issue with the +1 magic sword.ДЄ lot of players, I think, get some sort of +1 magic weapon as their first magic item. And it saved old JaggerвЂ™s bacon more than once. The point is that my star iron arm was an evocative, exciting magic item intricately weaved into the fabric of the DMвЂ™s world.

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The arm (and my bardвЂ™s canonization as the One Armed Prophet) jump-started a holy war, a gruelling series of morally questionable battles, and the eventual release of a Balor from the depths of the abyss. However, it completely shifted the gears of the campaign.

Mechanically, other than strangling the real one armed prophet to death, the arm didnвЂ™t do much beyond giving me a +1 bonus to unarmed attack and damage rolls. My human bard (called Nick Jagger вЂ“ donвЂ™t judge) lost his arm in a dark bargain with a dread elder god вЂ“ made while trying to escape the lair of a different dread elder god.ДЄfterward, we traveled to a temple, bluffed our way inside, and the arm was bestowed upon me (thanks, we later found out, to a case of mistaken identity) by the high priests of the Children of the One Armed Prophet. My first characterвЂ™s first-ever magic item (this is before I picked up D&D, back in the heady days of Pathfinder 1e and a soon-to-be-abandoned degree in philosophy) was a prosthetic arm forged from blackened star iron. As a player, getting your first magic item is an exciting and pretty special experience.

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