Adventures from Songs

the Jester

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Has anyone ever based an adventure on a song?

I've used many song-inspired villains, plots, etc... the treacherous wizard's apprentice, inspired by Wrapped Around Your Finger, by the Police, for example. Anyone else do this? Is it corny?
 

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Crothian said:
I had a Mutants and Mastermind character based off of Veteran of a 1000 pshychic wars.

Hey! That's my line!

To answer your question, I have used songs for inspiration. Anything for inspiration is good! It is only corny of that's what you were trying to achieve.
 

Make it a challange. Iron DM,mebbe.

A D&D adventure based on "Hit me baby one more time".
A CoC adventure based on "The real Slim Shady"
A Toon adventures based on anythin by Cannibal Corpse.
 

Dirigible said:
Make it a challange. Iron DM,mebbe.

A D&D adventure based on "Hit me baby one more time".

An adventure where the party is captured by ogres and forced to pit fight for their amusement?

A CoC adventure based on "The real Slim Shady"

Slim Shady? Nyrlathotep? Some thing with ghost or undead? Slim=emaciated plus Shady=wraith/ghost

A Toon adventures based on anythin by Cannibal Corpse.

Wasn't this Itchy and Scratchy?? :D

These are just off the top of the head...

edit: spelling oopsie
 
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I've always thought that Rain King by Counting Crows had a adventure or at least a interesting npc in it.

I could imagine a guy lowly wondering around Sigil with a a putrid cloud of rain covering two blocks around him at all times.
 

Sidereal Knight said:
I created an adventure based on Broadsword by Jethro Tull... and it may turn into a full world creation.

Well, they are the same blokes that used to have Michael Moorecock onstage for guest appearances, the song was named after/influenced by Elric's Stormbringer.

Im showing my age... I'll shutup!

My last character Ive been making up has a number of musical influences, I think it was either 'South of Heaven' by Slayer or 'Closer' by NIN that put the final personality together...
 

Thresher said:
Well, they are the same blokes that used to have Michael Moorecock onstage for guest appearances, the song was named after/influenced by Elric's Stormbringer.

I think that was Hawkmoon... same era, though.

I had a momentary thought about designing an adventure after listening to the last Elvis Costello album. The song in question: "Tear Off Your Own Head (It's a Doll Revolution)."

I just thought of some whacked out wizard making little golem dolls that all rise up and take over the city on some pre-appointed hour... Chucky x 1,000.
 

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