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[MH+]

@Schutzschild: The quickest and easiest solution might be to say the effect triggers immediately as the wielder is being attacked (this includes Schlagen, Schie?en and/or Zielzaubern) by any goblin* (If goblin is a collective term in Middle Earth, its single components should be specified in brackets I think).

@Ursus: You are right. Dex wrote that they are "compelled to stay and fight" but then again, he wants them to convey the impression of being "fearful" (see above).

@Ozz: If you allow me to suggest something to you, but I think the word "Angst" is not an appropriate translation of the word "fearful". German "Angst" (English: "angst") is a neurotic health status, where fear can be something common as the fear of walking down the street. Just saying Nevermind.

[Dextolen]

yes, the goblin-kind (goblins and orcs) know this weapon and both fear and loathe it.  So they are not at their best (they are scared) thus -1 to their rolls, but they hate the weapon and have heard what it has done and want to destroy it and who wields it.  Thus I don't want "fear" or "terror" - I do not want the end result to be  - RUN AWAY.  It should be "GET HIM!"

Perhaps I should just leave that part out and say -1 to all checks and be done with it.  To reduce confusion/complexity.

[Dextolen]

Somebody create Narsil!

From LOTR WIKI:

The sword was forged during the First Age by the Dwarven smith Telchar, the most renowned weaponsmith of Nogrod. It had considerable magic powers, as it was able to slice the flesh of the Dark Lord Sauron, its powers were enough to tear any kind of armor or flesh. The sword was thus a "cousin" to the knife Angrist, which Beren used to cut a Silmaril from the crown of Morgoth.

[Ursus Piscis]

@MH5TS3: Soweit ich mich erinnern kann, hat nicht ozz das Wort "Angst" verwendet, sondern ich. Mir ist dessen klinische Bedeutung im Englischen durchaus bewusst ...

Trotzdem hei?t laut deutschsprachigem GRW die Monsterf?higkeit, die ozz in seinem posting meinte, eben wirklich "Angst" und nicht "Furcht". Schon m?glich, dass sie aber in der englischen Version dann eher "Fear" genannt wird.

 

[Allen]

Vielleicht als Anregung:
Bei Magic (the Gathering) gibt es eine F?higkeit, die "fear" hei?t und mit "verursacht Furcht" ?bersetzt wurde. Die F?higkeit besagt, dass bestimmte Kreaturen nicht blocken d?rfen.
Wenn man das in DS ?bertr?gt, k?nnte man den Goblins u.U. den Abwehrwurf verweigern, das Fliehen verhindern usw.

[CK]

@Narsil
Something like:Victims roll  with -5 and without any armor and perhaps some  + against creatures of darkness - like the effect of Servant of Darkness but of course against creatures of darkness, not light.

[Dextolen]

Nice!

And is a dagger until it is reforged into a longsword!

[CK]

And is a dagger until it is reforged into a longsword!

Of course ...without magic

[Deep_Impact]

And reforged it?s named And?ril.

And it has a magic scabbard. (grants something like quick-draw?)

[CK]

And once per battle you get  an additional + while shouting "Elendil!"