Phony witch fingers are a popular novelty item often associated with Halloween. These fake fingers are made to resemble the long, gnarled fingers of a witch, complete with long nails and wrinkled skin. They are typically made of rubber or plastic and can be worn over the fingertips or attached to the ends of gloves. Phony witch fingers serve as a fun and creepy accessory for Halloween costumes, especially those featuring witches, vampires, or other supernatural characters. They add an additional level of detail and realism to these costumes, allowing individuals to fully embody the persona they are portraying. These fake fingers are also commonly used as decoration for Halloween parties or haunted houses.
Endurance – 30 (40)
His main offence however are the monstrosities he chooses to wield with his main hand in defiance of the gods, A bludgeon forged in great malice that even as it burns its victims it freezes their souls and a sword infected with living flesh capable of sucking the life from those it touches. His main offence however are the monstrosities he chooses to wield with his main hand in defiance of the gods, A bludgeon forged in great malice that even as it burns its victims it freezes their souls and a sword infected with living flesh capable of sucking the life from those it touches.
These fake fingers are also commonly used as decoration for Halloween parties or haunted houses. They can be strategically placed around the space to create a spooky atmosphere and give guests a fright. Phony witch fingers are easily accessible and can be found in many party supply stores or online retailers.
The Harbinger of Death Build
Enslaved by the Gods the Harbinger of Death incorporates both the forbidden dark spells and the powers of the gods alike. These powers have been imbued into his very being so that he can carry out the will of the gods, no matter how dark and twisted they may be. He will never be free of these burdens that were so wrongly forced upon him. His main offence however are the monstrosities he chooses to wield with his main hand in defiance of the gods, A bludgeon forged in great malice that even as it burns its victims it freezes their souls and a sword infected with living flesh capable of sucking the life from those it touches. The Harbinger of Death knows no defeat and once in his sights there will be no salvation, for Death cannot be cheated.
STATS (after buffs)
Endurance – 30 (40)
Strength – 17 (27)
Dexterity – 12 (22)
Intelligence – 48 (53)
Great Rune – Godrick’s Great Rune (Raises all attribute by +5)
Head – Skeletal Mask
Chest – Night’s Cavalry Armor
Legs – Night’s Cavalry Greaves
Hands – Blaidd’s Gauntlets
Talisman 1 – Graven-mass talisman (Greatly raises potency of sorceries)
Talisman 2 – Flocks canvas talisman (Greatly raises potency of incantations)
Talisman 3 – Shard of Alexander (Greatly boosts the attack power of skills)
Talisman 4 – Radagons’s Soreseal (Greatly raises attributes, but also increases damage taken)
Left Hand 1 – Golden Order Seal +10 (incant scaling: 350)
Left Hand 2 – Prince of Death’s Staff +25 (sorcery scaling: 298)
Right Hand 1 – Death’s Poker +10 (Total AR: 569, Ash of War: Ghostflame Ignition)
Right Hand 2 – Blasphemous Blade +10 (Total AR: 755, Ash of War: Taker’s Flames)
Spell 1 – Golden Vow
Spell 2 – Black Flame’s Protection
Spell 3 – Discus of Light
Spell 4 – Triple Rings of Light
Spell 5 – Radagon’s Rings of Light
Spell 6 – Ancient Death Rancor
Spell 7 – Explosive Ghostflame
Spell 8 – Rykard’s Rancor
With this build Ghostflame Ignition and Taker’s Flames will be your main attack strategy with ghostflame inflicting frostbite and taker's flame cancelling frostbite and giving you a nice heal. You can loop these two skills to inflict huge damage as you proc frostbite multiple times in a fight. Golden vow and black flames protection will negate the increased damage from Radagons Soreseal and make you fairly tanky. Discus of light will be your main offensive spell being only 3fp to cast and quick enough to spam. All other spells will be used either for AoE or pressure but all will perform well if used in the correct situation.
I’m really having fun with this build and so thought I would share it. If you can see any way in which I can improve upon this build please do let me know. All criticism is welcome. And lastly, Happy Hunting!
STATS (after buffs)
They are generally inexpensive and come in a variety of styles and colors to suit different preferences and costumes. While they may be intended for entertainment purposes, phony witch fingers should be used responsibly and respectfully. It is important to ensure that they do not cause harm or discomfort to oneself or others. Additionally, it is crucial to remember that not everyone may find them amusing or enjoyable, and it is important to be considerate of others' feelings and boundaries when using them..
Reviews for "The Evolution of Phony Witch Fingers: From Simple Gags to Intricate Props"
1. Jane - 1 out of 5 stars - The "Phony witch fingers" were a complete disappointment. The plastic material used is so cheap that they broke within minutes of use. Not only did they break easily, but they also looked nothing like the witch fingers advertised. Instead of the spooky, detailed fingers I was expecting, I received poorly painted, misshapen lumps of plastic. They were definitely not worth the money and I would not recommend them to anyone.
2. Mark - 2 out of 5 stars - I bought the "Phony witch fingers" thinking they would be a fun addition to my Halloween decorations. However, I was let down by the overall design and quality of the product. The fingers were incredibly flimsy and the paint job was sloppy. They didn't fit well on my fingers and felt uncomfortable to wear. Additionally, they didn't have the spooky texture that was promised in the product description. Overall, I was disappointed with this purchase and wouldn't recommend them for anyone looking to add some Halloween flair.
3. Sarah - 2 out of 5 stars - The "Phony witch fingers" were a letdown for me. I was excited to have some creepy accessories for my Halloween costume, but these fingers fell short of my expectations. They felt uncomfortable to wear and didn't stay securely on my fingers. The plastic material was cheap and easily bent out of shape. The paint job was also mediocre and lacked the detail I was hoping for. Save your money and invest in better quality costume accessories.