D&D 5E Murder Investigation and Trial

[Lanefan]

Sounds like the sort of session that'll be talked about for years by those involved. Nicely done!

Lan-"this is true of many a PvP session, IME"-efan

 

[dpkress2]

Sounds like the sort of session that'll be talked about for years by those involved. Nicely done!

Lan-"this is true of many a PvP session, IME"-efan

I hope so. I had a blast. no hard feelings from what I can tell.

 

[Saeviomagy]

Fossils are fragile, so the bone cannot be an artifact of a Truly Ancient Evil. Then again, it's magic...

It's entirely possible to get fossils made of extremely hard minerals that are far from fragile from real world creatures. Additionally something like dragons or the tarrasque would have to have bones way beyond anything ever found on earth.

 

[Imaculata]

Fantastic job. You didn't railroad the players, and allowed the roleplaying and tension to play out, and also provided some interesting plot developments for future sessions. Great job!

By the way, as far as the cleric's curse is concerned. how about this:

Take an evil warlock spell that is of a higher spell level than the cleric can usually cast, and whenever the cleric uses it to slay a creature, its soul is sacrificed to the dark power from the weapon. The more she does it, the stronger the big bad gets. And then of course tempt her to use it.