The pieces of the legendary Rod of Seven Parts have been hidden in seven different FLAILSNAILS campaigns.
All FLAILSNAILS players are welcome to participate in this multiversal scavenger hunt. In fact, on behalf of the referees involved I double dog dare you to come get it.
We humbly request that all other FLAILSNAILS referees forbear placing the Rod in their own campaign, but please be prepared in case someone shows up to your game with some fraction of it.
Redistribute this announcement as you please.
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