Stupid little adventure ideas
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Do you guys have any little stupid adventure ideas? If you let me steal them, My PC’s will think I’m a smart DM. Heres one: You can go different ways from there. The PC’s might try to fight the druid, or talk to him. Remember that he is evil and powerful. If they successfully talk to him, he tells them about the thievery, and his punishment to the entire village. The PC’s might try to track down the elves. You could say the half elf tried to run with them, and gave up or died along the way. They might catch up to the son. The elf band leader should be somewhat charismatic (enough to fool the son into thinking him a friend anyway), and I pictured the Druid being halfling. S0: lonely son gets used by elves and takes them on thievery rampage, stealing the towns back up water and something from a druid. They leave. Druid gets pissed, and punishes whole town. Druid is evil, and does not care that not everyone of the townsfolk is to blame. He wanted an excuse to get rid of the annoying folk anyway. Father of half elf boy asks for help. I left out a lot of details of course. Can you guys add anything to this idea, or do you have any others you want to post? |
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Is this a topic that we are throwing around adventure ideas? |
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How about an adventure wherein the PC’s have to thwart some vile, horrid creature or villian (perhaps a kaisharga or even Rajaat, or Dregoth). But the only way they can find to do this is by a legendary magic item that must be quested for. They fight to some ancient resting place, perhaps even the mud palace. There they find the ma’kat mannequin, and one of the party members must choose to sacrifice himself for the better of the world. |
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sounds fun |