Has anyone compiled a list of all the Diplomatic Weapons seen so far?

And do you actually have a list you've written in advance, or are you just winging it?

New Diplomatic Weapons as the Plot Demands?

@Delta

There's a large chunk that I've already designed in advance, but I do have a few slots in his arsenal open for possible funny future ideas. :)

@Bisected

I try to be a bit careful not to deus ex- it. If one of Pablo's diplomatic weapons would outright save the day in a dire situation I'd probably stick to the ones already introduced in lighter situations like the current pages. :)

Weapon #41.5? Why .5?

Can you draw up a class sheet for the diplomat class for D&D 5e? I want that to be a thing!

most of these are pretty funny in execution :)

Pablo is the Batman of diplomats.

Also, whoever designed the castle did NOT think of keeping important rooms low-key.

Hoping for a decoy, here.

I've been trying to think of diplomatic uses for all his Diplomatic Weapons, and so far I'm at a loss for all but number 1, Money, and 8, his banner.

But I guess self-defense could be considered a diplomatic use, as he can't do his diplomat thing if he's dead or otherwise incapacitated.

@Jack Morgan
Spare Diplomat: Foil assassinations
Red Carpet: To announce himself when the host country refuses to
Anti-Gravy boots: to prevent his humiliation and therefore the humiliation of his country
Hat: Foil assassinations, also, look cool
Flower shower: Impress any ladies? I'll admit, that one is a doozy

@Anonymous Person

All variants of diplomatic weapon 41 are various forms of confetti that might be used during festivals or unexpected ceremonies like weddings that may take place during a diplomatic encounter.

The flower variant is just one of the ones most viable as a weapon against rogues.

@Carpet Connors I've actually started writing one up for Pathfinder recently.