The Kraken mascot is a beloved and iconic symbol of many sports teams and organizations. Its image has become synonymous with strength, power, and fearlessness. One common depiction of the Kraken mascot is of the creature nestling, or resting, in its natural habitat. The Kraken, often portrayed as a giant squid or octopus-like creature, is usually shown in its nest or lair located deep underwater. The nest is often depicted as a dark and mysterious place, surrounded by swirling currents and hidden from the surface world. The image of the Kraken mascot nestling in its lair serves to emphasize the creature's size and power.
Cruel
Cost: 5,000 gp
Source: ARG / UE
Wear the amulet, and then hit an enemy who is frightened, shaken, or panicked. They are now sickened for a round. This use is possible since the enhancement doesn't say this weapon needs to hit such a creature, so ask your GM.
There are no further restrictions on this so it can apply to any of your attack rolls no matter whether they are for melee, ranged, weapon, or spell attacks rolls. So, if you are rolling with disadvantage - using two dice - two d20s, you can use a clockwork amulet to get a 10 on one of the two d20s that you are rolling.
The image of the Kraken mascot nestling in its lair serves to emphasize the creature's size and power. By showing it in a relaxed and comfortable position, it also highlights the Kraken's confidence and dominance over its environment. The nest itself can also be seen as a symbol of protection and security.
Mini-Guide to Amulet of Mighty Fists as a Buffing Item
Do you have Improved Unarmed Strike? How about an extra natural attack you weren't really using? Then this is the thread for you!
This thread is meant to catalog all* the uses of Amulets of Mighty Fists as a buffing item for non-unarmed/natural attacks using characters. They're limited to +2 bonuses or lower.
Note: Some of these rely on RAW, and probably violate RAI. So, possible cheese ahoy! Ask your GM about it.
* - Not necessarily all. It's really just the ones found in UE.
Anchoring
Cost: 20,000 gp
Source: UE
This ability allows the wearer to function as an immovable rod. You cannot be moved without destroying the amulet or the enemy making a DC 30 strength check to move you 10 feet. It's a swift action to activate, allowing you to do. well a lot of very cool things. Jump up in the air and activate it to stay up in the air for a while. Activate it while on a ceiling to stay upside down for a while. Need to block a passage? Great!
Called
Cost: 5,000 gp
Source: UE
I have no clue what it'd do for the wearer of the amulet. I suppose teleport themselves onto their hand? But it might do something, so it's kept here. Maybe it would cast confusion on enemies and allies who saw you do that?
Courageous
Cost: 5,000 gp
Source: UE
Any morale bonus you gain will be increased by +1. (Or half the amulets enhancements, whichever is higher). Very useful if you use a lot of morale bonuses, and pretty cheap too!
Cruel
Cost: 5,000 gp
Source: ARG / UE
Wear the amulet, and then hit an enemy who is frightened, shaken, or panicked. They are now sickened for a round. This use is possible since the enhancement doesn't say this weapon needs to hit such a creature, so ask your GM.
Deadly
Cost: 5,000 gp
Source: ARG / UE
Make your fists hurt a bit more! Why use a guantlet when you can punch someone with your pinky for lethal damage!?
Glorious
Cost: 20,000 gp
Source: UE
20,000 gp to automatically dazzle any enemy you hit? Well, there are stranger ways to spend your gp. Also, perma Daylight depending on how "when drawn" works with unarmed attacks and natural weapons.
Menacing
Cost: 5,000 gp
Source: APG
+2 to flanking for everyone flanking! You don't even need to be flanking. Just mob something and watch your allies eviscerate it due to you.
Neutralizing
Cost: 5,000 gp
Source: UE
5k to be able to stick your head in acid to neutralize it?! I know no better use of gold.
Quenching
Cost: 5,000 gp
Source: UE
See above, but for fire. Impress all the villagers with this one. Or kick out fires.
Thawing
Cost: 5,000 gp
Source: UE
See above, but for frozen objects.
There are probably more!
TCoE's Amulet of the Devout reads, in part, "While you wear the holy symbol, you gain a bonus to spell attack rolls and the saving throw DCs of your spells. The bonus is determined by the amulet�s rarity."
It is a place where the Kraken can retreat to and feel safe, shielded from the dangers of the open ocean. The nest may be filled with various treasures and artifacts, further emphasizing the Kraken's status as a formidable and legendary creature. Overall, the image of the Kraken mascot nestling in its lair captures the essence of this iconic symbol. It conveys strength, power, and fearlessness while also highlighting the creature's confident and dominant nature. The nest serves as a symbol of protection and security, completing the image of the legendary Kraken mascot..
Reviews for "Kraken Mascot Merchandise: A Must-Have for Fans"
1. John - 2 stars
I was really disappointed with the Kraken mascot nestles. The taste was very artificial and left a weird aftertaste in my mouth. The texture was also not very pleasant, with the candy being too chewy and sticking to my teeth. I had high hopes for this snack, but it just didn't deliver. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone looking for a satisfying and flavorful treat.
2. Sarah - 1 star
I couldn't even finish one bite of the Kraken mascot nestles. The flavor was so overwhelming and artificial that it made me feel nauseous. The texture was also incredibly sticky and unpleasant. I usually love trying new snacks, but this one was a complete miss for me. I ended up throwing the rest of the package in the trash. Save your money and avoid this one.
3. Michael - 2 stars
The Kraken mascot nestles were not what I expected. The flavor was way too sweet and tasted more like chemicals than actual candy. The packaging looked really appealing, but the product itself did not live up to it. I was disappointed with the overall quality and would not purchase this snack again. There are much better options out there for satisfying your sweet tooth.
4. Emily - 3 stars
I wasn't a big fan of the Kraken mascot nestles. While the flavor was okay, it had a strange artificial aftertaste that lingered for a while. The texture was also a bit off, as the candy was too soft and got stuck in my teeth easily. It could be a decent treat if you're not too picky, but personally, I won't be buying it again.