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<blockquote data-quote="Quickleaf" data-source="post: 6197950" data-attributes="member: 20323">Looking over the crazy variety of monsters found in C-2, I'm thinking the Mage. must have had some sort of monster menagerie that was released when he died. This might make an interesting twist: the Mage the PCs intend to resurrect had a penchant for some kind of dark summoning magic, and that can be revealed as they explore the ruins, presenting them with a bit of a quandary...Do we really want to rez this guy?Another thing I want to change is the wandering monster table. I am thinking there aren't any ghosts in the &quot;Ghost Tower of Inverness&quot; and a powerful Mage is bound to have apprentices, so maybe there are...I dunno...Charred Apprentice Mage Ghosts (minions in 4e) roaming the dungeon halls along with Living Spells. They might become hostile only when certain triggers are met.Btw, wasn't there some trick to the Ghost Tower? Like you were exploring it back in time or something like that?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Quickleaf, post: 6197950, member: 20323"] Looking over the crazy variety of monsters found in C-2, I'm thinking the Mage. must have had some sort of monster menagerie that was released when he died. This might make an interesting twist: the Mage the PCs intend to resurrect had a penchant for some kind of dark summoning magic, and that can be revealed as they explore the ruins, presenting them with a bit of a quandary...Do we really want to rez this guy? Another thing I want to change is the wandering monster table. I am thinking there aren't any ghosts in the "Ghost Tower of Inverness" and a powerful Mage is bound to have apprentices, so maybe there are...I dunno...Charred Apprentice Mage Ghosts (minions in 4e) roaming the dungeon halls along with Living Spells. They might become hostile only when certain triggers are met. Btw, wasn't there some trick to the Ghost Tower? Like you were exploring it back in time or something like that? [/QUOTE]

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