Lamp of Hundred Wishes (3.5e Equipment)

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The lamps

A lamp of hundred wishes, I wonder what inside?

The Lamps of Hundreds wishes are extremely powerful items. They were create by a mysterious guild of demonbinder (genies are "demons" in my campaign) in the desert of Isaloa (or in your campaign desert). The wizards of the guild whose name was lost in history, bounded their prey in lamps. These wonderful lamps can be made of any material but material is compatible with the nature of the genie (Efreeti in a brass lamp by example). They sealed the lamps with powerful magic so powerful that even the mightiest genie could not break the enchantment. Their magic also forces the genies to grant a wish to anyone possessing the lamps. However the demonbinders knew the lamps would be overused by mortal so they configured their enchantment in a way that after one-hundred wishes were granted the magic binding the genies evaporates. Unfortunately what the demonbinder's didn't foresee was the bad habit of recently freed genies to try to kill and torture the one who made the last wish. So many poor souls who found a lamp with very few wishes remaining died of horrible pains, or if they were lucky, turned into an funny thing by a good genie. As stated above the lamps have only one-hundred wishes to grant, not one hundred wishes per owner, The user have no way to know how many wishes remain in the lamps because the lamps magic dosen't force genies to reveal it, which makes using the lamps risky at best.

Effect

When the player first use the lamp roll a D%:

Table Genies Powers Level

DC	Type of Genie	Description
1	Ridiculously Weak	The Genies grant wishes only equal to 1th and level 2th spells or less with a chance of failure of 10%1.
2-5	Extremely Weak	The same as level 1 but can make mundane items wroth up to 50 gp/genies power levels or less by wish.
6-10	Very Very Weak	As 2-5 but can duplicate the effect of 3th levels spells.
11-15	Very Weak	As level 6-10 but with 100gp/power level.
16-20	Weak	As level 11-15 but can duplicate the effect of 4th level spell.
21-25	Poor	As level 16-20 but can duplicate the effect of 5th level spell.
26-30	Bad	As level 21-25 but with 200gp/ power levels.
31-35	Common	As level 26-30 but can conjure magic items (not only mundane).
36-40	Minor	As level 31-35 but with no failure chances.
41-45	Lesser	As level 36-40 but with 300gp/ power levels.
46-49	Near Average	As limited wish Spell.
50	Average	As wish Spell. spell.
51-55	Above Average	As level 50 but with 500gp/ power levels. (51x500=25500) (Wish= 25000)
56-60	Greater	As level 51-55 but can duplicate the effect of a 9th level spells.
61-65	Major	As level 56-60 but the effect is cumulative like two wishes (except for item creation).
66-70	Strong	As level 61-65 but with 600gp/ power levels.
71-75	Very Strong	As level 66-70 but the effect is cumulative like three wishes (except for item creation).
76-80	Powerful	As level 71-75 but can duplicate the effect of 10th level spell (epic spell) with a DC of 100 or lower.
81-85	Very Powerful	As level 76-80 but with 700gp/ power levels.
86-90	Incredibly Powerful	As level 71-75 but can duplicate the effect of 10th level spell (epic spell) with a DC of 200 or lower.
91-95	Mighty	As level 86-90 but with 1000gp/ power level.
96-99	Almighty	As level 91-95 but the effect is cumulative like four wishes (except for item creation)..
100	Godlike	No gp limit, can do thing only deities may do (count as 1 divine rank for the purpose), can resurrect person otherwise "forever" gone.
When a wish fails it is wasted. The DC is also the power level of the Genies. The wishes of a lamp of Hundred Wishes cost no EXP.

Power Level: The genies power levels determine what he(she) can do, it also influence is ego (a godlike genies is far more arrogant than a ridiculously weak one). The apparency of a genie change depending of is power levels. A weak genie will be small and ridiculous and a mighty is...mighty.

Alignment

Roll a D% to determine the alignment of a genie; use this table to better determine it:

Table Genies Alignement

DC	Alignment	Ego Bonus
1-10	Lawful Good	+5
11-20	Neutral Good	+0
21-30	Chaotic Good	-5
31-40	Lawful Neutral	+10
41-50	Neutral	+5
51-60	Chaotic neutral	+0
61-70	Lawful Evil	+20
71-80	Neutral Evil	+15
81-90	Chaotic Evil	+10
91-99	Reroll	----------
100	The Demonbinders didn't bound a genie but a random fiend, roll for initiative!	----------

If the result is 100 determine the fiend in any fiend table you can find, after the demon (all fiends in my campaign are called demons) is defeated, the lamp turns into a non-magical lamp, except that the oil burning inside smells horrible. If the demon kills the user, he returns to the lamp, awaiting his next victim (another one of the demonbinders' tricks is to make those lamps less tempting).

Ego

In order to determine the ego of the genie the DM must combine some factor:

• 1/2 of his powers level
• His Personality
• His Alignment

You may choose is character or roll a D20 three times, either choice you can refer to this table:

Table Genies Personalities

DC	Personality	Special
1	Arrogant	+5 Ego
2	Trickster	Try to twist every wishes in a funny way (for him)
3	Overconfident	Double Ego
4	Angry	When conflict occur, it alway brutal
5	Stupid	Twist even reasonable wishes (involuntary)
6	Prig	+5 Ego
7	Prideful	+10 ego against character with levels below power levels/2
8	Sense of Humour	Add little harmless surprises to wishes
9	Cruel (Evil only)	Wish twisting is the most disastrous possible
10	Pure Heart (Good or Evil)	Double alignment ego bonus
11	Pleasing (Good Only)	Wish twisting is the least harmful possible
12	Naive (Non-Evil Only)	Try to make better than what asked (often with bad result)
13	Shy	-10 ego against character above power with level above power levelsx2
14	Realist	-5 Ego
15	Generous	Make reasonable wish better.
16	Pervert	-25 Ego if the character is of the opposite gender
17	Underconfident	Ego/2
18	Honourable	Avoid twisting wishes
19	Humble	-5 Ego
20	Roll Twice	Ignore any other 20

When All Wish are Used....

When all wishes are used the magic dissipate. The last owner of the lamps must do a diplomacy check equal to the ego of the genies. So level 50 genies would have in base 25 ego.If the character fail the DC the genies unleash his/her fury on him. Chaotic genies are alway harsher then lawful one.
When the lamp is founded roll a D% to determine the remaining wishes.

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