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<blockquote data-quote="Hecabus" data-source="post: 1164607" data-attributes="member: 9360">Be Movie EvilHave the wedding be as it seems, but work in a loophole that would allow one of the others in the DoD to sub in for him.&nbsp; For instance, maybe in the Halfling culture if the Groom cannot or will not marry his betrothed a volunteer or brother, even a brother-in-arms, may step in to marry the fiend in his place.&nbsp; This will give a good chance for roleplaying and a chance for Agar to skip his destiny.&nbsp; As an added bonus you can trick someone else into accepting the marriage, which will be the real trigger to the prophecy.&nbsp; I am sure that Nolin would agree to a marriage if it meant saving a friend.&nbsp; It would be particularly great if Nolin did agree, consimate the marriage (mandatory in most cultures) and the left his wife to continue adventuring leaving his unborn child to grow up fatherless.I also second the notion of including the Modrons march angle, just to taunt the Dod once again.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hecabus, post: 1164607, member: 9360"] [b]Be Movie Evil[/b] Have the wedding be as it seems, but work in a loophole that would allow one of the others in the DoD to sub in for him. For instance, maybe in the Halfling culture if the Groom cannot or will not marry his betrothed a volunteer or brother, even a brother-in-arms, may step in to marry the fiend in his place. This will give a good chance for roleplaying and a chance for Agar to skip his destiny. As an added bonus you can trick someone else into accepting the marriage, which will be the real trigger to the prophecy. I am sure that Nolin would agree to a marriage if it meant saving a friend. It would be particularly great if Nolin did agree, consimate the marriage (mandatory in most cultures) and the left his wife to continue adventuring leaving his unborn child to grow up fatherless. I also second the notion of including the Modrons march angle, just to taunt the Dod once again. [/QUOTE]

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