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<blockquote data-quote="Lord Xtheth" data-source="post: 4631566" data-attributes="member: 56179">city type adventures are sometimes hard to run, especially with groups that are used to dungeon crawls. My suggestions however are:&nbsp;Try having a thieves guild take somthing the party needs, They need to find where it went and get it back. Throw in a roof-top chase and a fight for some great scenery.&nbsp;Local children have gone missing, people fear they went into an old mining shaft to play &quot;Papers &amp; Paycheques&quot; parents think it's cult related, and fear that the kids will &quot;go too far&quot; in their roleplaying and throw themselves out of &quot;office windows&quot; if they lose their &quot;job&quot;.&nbsp;A strange man has negotiated the sale of the land the town is on, and wants to claim it, but only the land, not the houses or people.&nbsp;ORC ATTACK!&nbsp;just as a few ideas off the top of my head.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lord Xtheth, post: 4631566, member: 56179"] city type adventures are sometimes hard to run, especially with groups that are used to dungeon crawls. My suggestions however are: Try having a thieves guild take somthing the party needs, They need to find where it went and get it back. Throw in a roof-top chase and a fight for some great scenery. Local children have gone missing, people fear they went into an old mining shaft to play "Papers & Paycheques" parents think it's cult related, and fear that the kids will "go too far" in their roleplaying and throw themselves out of "office windows" if they lose their "job". A strange man has negotiated the sale of the land the town is on, and wants to claim it, but only the land, not the houses or people. ORC ATTACK! just as a few ideas off the top of my head. [/QUOTE]

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