Mistah J
First Post
Hi all,
The idea here is that a character will remember making one of the following promises but they can no longer recall any of the context behind it. Essentially they know what they have to do but they cannot remember the when, who, how, or why.
What I am hoping to get help on is the scenario behind these promises. To think of the sidequest that ultimately ends with the character deciding to uphold or break their promise.
"I will take his place"
"I will return it to her"
"I will tell him the truth"
"I will let her go"
"I will do what he asks"
It is five seperate sentences for five seperate characters so they should all be independant of each other. Also, the characters won't know this right away but the promise is made to a great angelic being of good so they should altruistic or generally [Good] in nature. That being said, I would like it to end up being a tough choice - one not easily or readily made.
I'll also point out that we're using the Pathfinder Rules, but a homebrew fantasy setting.
Thanks for your help
The idea here is that a character will remember making one of the following promises but they can no longer recall any of the context behind it. Essentially they know what they have to do but they cannot remember the when, who, how, or why.
What I am hoping to get help on is the scenario behind these promises. To think of the sidequest that ultimately ends with the character deciding to uphold or break their promise.
"I will take his place"
"I will return it to her"
"I will tell him the truth"
"I will let her go"
"I will do what he asks"
It is five seperate sentences for five seperate characters so they should all be independant of each other. Also, the characters won't know this right away but the promise is made to a great angelic being of good so they should altruistic or generally [Good] in nature. That being said, I would like it to end up being a tough choice - one not easily or readily made.
I'll also point out that we're using the Pathfinder Rules, but a homebrew fantasy setting.
Thanks for your help