Third edition players shouldn’t worry too much, however, as the August survey revealed 60% of readers play third edition, so there’ll still be material for 3E.

By the way, Azagar’s Book of Rituals has at least a couple rituals just for martial characters – I know, because I wrote for of them. ;)

Really, this kind of thing seems like adding dormers, spoilers, rhinestone encrusted spinner rims, and fuzzy dice to a sports car.

You turn raw materials into wicker or basket. You can create the following wicker items (the DM may add more at his discretion):

Wicker chair: Provided you have four allies to carry you aloft in your chair, you gain a +1 bonus to attack.

Basket: Your carrying capacity is increased as if your Strength score was two points higher. Balancing the basket on your head requires a successful skill challenge involving Acrobatics, Endurance, and Streetwise.

Wilden: This ritual is the secret origin of this race. You can create a new Wilden with a level equal to your Streetwise check. If you accidentally create a Wilden with a level of thirty or more, it immediately ascends to deityhood and covers your DM’s lovingly crafted campaign world in willow tendrils. He has to accept it because it’s on a blog and it’s a rule.

I for one really like this idea. I have a player who gets into the weapon crafting thing, so this is right up his ally. Thanks for the post and keep’m coming.

Just for the record, I think I prefer the term Endeavour. Keeps them separate and distinct from Rituals.