Recent content by pigi314159

The idea I think works fine. Historically, there are examples of "good guys" fighting amongst themselves for dominance and such. There is nothing inherently evil about this, at least I don't think so. Although, I would question the paladin a bit...using deception ain't exactly the most...

Yea... I know what you mean. Your gloried encounter takes about 3 rounds to dispatch. I find that multiples make things much harder. And one thing the PCs will really hate you for....using tons of constructs, undead, plants, and oozes. Immune to criticals...makes PCs mad...

Elves.... Hrm I know you're missing the star elves, avariel at least...not sure if there are any others

In my experience, the question is unfair. Different campaign settings appeal to different people for different reasons. I have a friend who is a Ravenloft cultist. I have another who is a Dragonlance fanatic. I'm more partial to Faerun. And I have yet another friend who wouldn't be caught...

Well, it's a lot easier to draw from the romticized viewpoint of any culture than it is to draw from the real. Otherwise "the glory of Rome" would be a rather ironic statement, as Romans weren't the most benevolent nor the most "glorious" people in history. But editorials aside, I'd say stick...

I concur with the Dire Wolf for Norse. Now you forgot some cool mythologies, like Hindu. Rakshasa Xill Biggest Eagle you can Find(garuda) but I'll help fill in what I can from your list. Greek: Medusa Norse: Asperii(for Valkyries) Elementals Need something for grendel

Inuits could serve as a decent example...although the polynesians would work as well.

Ghost ships are always good. Whether or not they actually have crew aboard them is another good one. For instance...the ship could run into a storm and become wrecked. Eerily, another boat comes to the rescue. Problem is, this a is a boat that takes souls to the afterlife....doodoo...let the...