Howdy mighty adventurer, have I got the latest and
greatest dungeon delving tool for you, Brisco's Eleven-Foot Pole. You might be asking why our eleven-foot pole
is different from the other ten-foot poles.
Simple, our pole goes to eleven.
Brisco's Eleven-Foot Pole can collapse into a
one-foot rod making transportation easier and can double as a club. When crawling through narrow caverns or
passages the last thing an adventurer needs is to have his tools hinder as will normal ten-foot poles will do. With an easy pull of a lever the pole shrinks
into a one-foot pole in an instant. The
lever has a lock down recess that will keep unwanted shrinkage from
happening.
Brisko's Eleven-Foot can also be used as a
ladder. Small pegs hidden within the
pole can be extracted to provide footholds.
No more waiting at the bottom of a pit while being heckled by party
members to lower a rope.
A pair of new features recently developed and
provided for no additional charge is a continual light spell at the end of Brisco's
Eleven-Foot Pole, that can be covered by an assortment of several decorative
caps. Each cap can also be used at a projectile by
simply shrinking the Brisco Pole to its one-foot section then expanding the
pole causing to cap to launch itself at your intended target.
With Brisko's Eleven-Foot Pole you get the convenience
of it collapsing into a one-foot club, the ability to turn into a ladder, a
continual light spell, and three decorative caps that can be used as
missiles. Brisco's Eleven-Foot Pole can
be yours for only 100gp or in four easy installments of 25gp. Now if that weren't enough, Brisko has added
four of his Brisko's All-Purpose Iron Spikes.
These spikes were given the Adventurer's Reliability Award four years
running. Order now while supplies last.
Customer Reviews
101 out of 103 adventurers found this review helpful
** Frozen Lever and Tacky Caps by Amork "Stoner" StonehillWhile traveling through the frozen Fortuary Pass our party came across a tribe of snow trolls I tried to use the 'projectile cap' option but the cold weather had froze the lever. It wouldn't budge. Although I like the convenience of its size and weight, the continual light spell is more of a nuisance spoiling my dark vision and the decorative caps are embarrassingly tacky. I had one of my buddies whip up a pair of caps that looks better and are more accurate. Although I am not impressed with the eleven-foot pole it is useful, but combine it with a set of Brisko's Iron Spikes (they rule!) the 100gp price is a bit high, but worth it.
91 out of 96 adventurers found this review helpful
*****I wish I had bought Brisko's Eleven-Foot Pole a hundred years ago by Ephemeral Lightleaf
Eleven is better. I use this at home, at work and on weekends when my friends and I decide to go south and have a go at the Caves of Chaos. I've got most of Brisko's products and have never been disappointed.
0 out of 323 adventurers found this review helpful
No Starz by GruGunk
Brisco sukz. I got yur 11 foot pole rite here.
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I bought an Eleven-Foot Pole recently and when I measured it, it was only ten foot eleven and three quarter inches long. I cannot describe how much this disappointed me.
ReplyDeleteThis goes to eleven. Love that.
ReplyDelete**** Good, not great.
ReplyDeleteBrisko's Eleven-Foot Pole isn't bad, but as noted above, it does have some reliability issues. In addition to being susceptible to cold, it also sinks in water rather than floating like a standard 10' pole.
Beware of knockoffs that come enchanted with a few charges of Light rather than Continual Light.
@greywulf
ReplyDeleteDid you include the length of the cap when you measured? Because mine with cap comes out to 11' exactly.
Also I haven't had any icing problems with my Brisko's Eleven Foot Pole since I bought a terry-cloth Brisko's One Foot Bag.
Also guys check out the new package of decorative caps, you get 6 of them, three designs.
This is a nice toy but for 100 GP you can hire a porter to carry a dozen 10' poles, a pair of lantern bearers, and an archer. And having four reliable, unionized hirelings will pay dividends when the going gets tough.
ReplyDeleteHealth & Demihuman Services studies have confirmed that a 10' pole is the maximum useful length; anything over ten feet increases wobbliness and decreases control to an unacceptable level. Ten feet are the standard for a reason.
I also have to wonder about an alleged "continual light" spell being included in the price. Does Brisko have a sweatshop somewhere in the Underdark? You can barely get a *first* level spell cast by a reputable cleric for 100 GP.
You're much better off spending that money on hirelings.
This message was paid for by the Hireling's Guild.
This is funny!
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