>Powerful enchanted piercings
The typical adventurer would not wear them
>>49861306
I play an elf, your argument is invalid.
>>49861306
The last adventurer I played, if they offered asmuch benefit as wearing clothes, would probably parade around in nothing but powerfully enchanted piercings of various types.
>>49861306
Wear them on your nipples. No one can see them if you're wearing a shirt.
>>49861306
Ears or nipples?
>>49861306
I play a half-elf Swashbuckler/Dragon Sorcerer named Fabio.
As long as it isn't female clothing he will wear it.
>>49861402
/tg/ at it's finest
>>49861306
Stop trying to inject my fetishes into the game, DM.
>>49861306
I've worn uglier shit in real life.
>>49861623
Full pic?
>>49861306
Well, they look kind of dangly. You don't want those shaking around when you're fighting, What if they tear off? Painful, and you lose the enchantment's benefits.
>>49861306
Depends on the powers/
Honestly if someone offered me gaudy earrings which gave me the ability to punch someone through the chest, I would.
>The source of the BBEGS powers is the tiny enchanted nose ring/bellybutton ring.
Face it, this is a clever gimmick and your average player would never figure it out. Even if the GM mentioned it, they'd probably just ignore it.
>>49861306
>Powergaming rollplaying WAACfaggots wouldn't wear a sequined bustier as a male Minotaur if it gave them fantastic stats
Uh huh. Mechanical benefit outweighing silly appearance is older than the flagrant example that is WoW. Now if you'll excuse me, my +5 codpiece of dexterity must be shined twice daily.
>>49861306
>a series of full-body piercings cumulatively as powerful as the most legendary armor
>but you can't wear clothes over them
>>49861405Navel? :^)
>>49861306
Did you just implied people care about how their character looks and not about the bonus gear provides?
>not dressing solely in enchanted jewelry