Description of one wizard's chest

[hcobb]

This wizard's chest is a wooden box 2' x 1' x 3", and weighs 10 pounds as expected. The lid is on a hinge and opens mostly flat with a grid where the materials from the bottles from the squares in the bottom of the box can be used to lay out mystic patterns on the opened lid for casting. In addition there are candles that are removed from slots in the bottom of the box and put at the top corners of the opened lid, and then lit to work the magic.
You need a flat and fairly even surface of 4' x 2' to lay out the opened box and a spellbook.

Note that your local wizards probably do things in some other manner.

[David Bofinger]

Originally Posted by hcobb

This wizard's chest is a wooden box 2' x 1' x 3", and weighs 10 pounds as expected.

If two of the wizard's homonculi go into the ocean after the ship the wizard was on hits an ice elemental, and the female homonculus is on the floating chest, can the male homonculous get on as well or will he die of exposure?

[tomc]

Originally Posted by David Bofinger

If two of the wizard's homonculi go into the ocean after the ship the wizard was on hits an ice elemental, and the female homonculus is on the floating chest, can the male homonculous get on as well or will he die of exposure?

Usually they die of dramatic necessity. :)

[David Bofinger]

Originally Posted by tomc

Usually they die of dramatic necessity. :)

Not again! When will they find a cure?