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The Vampire Kingdom (formerly the Theocracy of the Pale) has joined the Greyhawk Wars on the side of the good guys. (Further plot twist needed).
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Plot twist needed - The Vampire Kingdom
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Land Outcast
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Some of the good guys drink vampire blood to gain supernatural abilities...
This could get out of control.
This could get out of control.
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Drinking vampire blood...
...in my campaign, that's how ghouls are formed (unless you're bitten first).
Though both drinking and being injected (via bite) with vampire blood put you under the control of the vampire.
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...in my campaign, that's how ghouls are formed (unless you're bitten first).
Though both drinking and being injected (via bite) with vampire blood put you under the control of the vampire.
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GrandArchon
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Perhaps the Vampire Kingdom could demand that as a stipulation of their cooperation, one (or more, or all) of the PCs must become a Vampire? Perhaps they want a certain PC (for political, religious or prophetic purposes) for the job? Maybe they want the PCs to free a very powerful and not neccesarily good-aligned Ancient Vampire from its tomb-prison?
TarionzCousin
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What has happened so far? Which kingdoms are involved and on what sides?
My first thought was that the Vampire Kingdom is actually the most noble and "good" element in the war. Some, if not all, of the other "good guys" are actually looking to further their own ends in some way, possibly:
1. Prolong the wars because they gain from war.
2. Moving their armies around under the guise of war and suddenly attacking an ally. They are secretly allied with the "bad guys."
3. Vampire Kingdom leaders slay several of the other "good guy" leaders for unknown reasons: they weren't "good guys" at all, but devils in disguise.
Those are the thoughts off the top of my head; if I had more info to work with, I could come up with more ideas.
/I never ran Greyhawk.
My first thought was that the Vampire Kingdom is actually the most noble and "good" element in the war. Some, if not all, of the other "good guys" are actually looking to further their own ends in some way, possibly:
1. Prolong the wars because they gain from war.
2. Moving their armies around under the guise of war and suddenly attacking an ally. They are secretly allied with the "bad guys."
3. Vampire Kingdom leaders slay several of the other "good guy" leaders for unknown reasons: they weren't "good guys" at all, but devils in disguise.
Those are the thoughts off the top of my head; if I had more info to work with, I could come up with more ideas.
/I never ran Greyhawk.
Aholibamah
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I have a further plot twist for you--someone on the good guys' side wants vengeance against a particular vampire lord for some act he either did or supposedly did. The vampire lord in question is going to be the envoy. This person seeking vengeance is blinded by desire for it, to the point of being willing to risk the new alliance.
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