Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="Hecabus" data-source="post: 1179850" data-attributes="member: 9360">Ok, here is my slight changes from the Wizardru and Spatzimaus:&quot;When divinations showed that planar travel was going to be disrupted before the wedding, they were worried that any delay would be an excuse to nullify the marriage contract. So, they abandoned the pretense of a normal halfling wedding, and sent a family friend (the pit fiend) to make sure Agar could make it in time. This pit fiend didn't know about BelGrande's plot, either; once she had reassurance that Agar could make it to the wedding, she was satisfied. And since the pit fiend didn't know about any deeper plots, she didn't realize that revealing Agar's wife's fiendish origins prior to the wedding ran counter to Belgrande's plan, since it gives the DoD more time to uncover the REAL reason for the marriage.I would have it so that Belgrande originally arranged the marriage to get the item (you know it could be an artifact as they do not detect as magic), but didn't divine that Agar would turn out to be a very powerful magician and team himself with the Defenders.&nbsp; That much goodness in one spot is bad for a devil's health you know.&nbsp; He sent the Pit Fiend to stop the wedding so he can start on a new plot or perhaps in Halfling weddings, knowing that the Defenders would naturally do anything they could to stop the union once they found out about the bride's fiendish background.&nbsp; If an arranged marriage is called off the offending family must pay or lose some monetary or social symbol of their family.&nbsp; Maybe the item that Belgrande is looking for is Agar's Family crest that all the women hate (it's ugly and it has that ugly skull on it) and they find the request for the crest to be a terrific bargain to let Agar out of his marital duties.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hecabus, post: 1179850, member: 9360"] Ok, here is my slight changes from the Wizardru and Spatzimaus: "When divinations showed that planar travel was going to be disrupted before the wedding, they were worried that any delay would be an excuse to nullify the marriage contract. So, they abandoned the pretense of a normal halfling wedding, and sent a family friend (the pit fiend) to make sure Agar could make it in time. This pit fiend didn't know about BelGrande's plot, either; once she had reassurance that Agar could make it to the wedding, she was satisfied. And since the pit fiend didn't know about any deeper plots, she didn't realize that revealing Agar's wife's fiendish origins prior to the wedding ran counter to Belgrande's plan, since it gives the DoD more time to uncover the REAL reason for the marriage. I would have it so that Belgrande originally arranged the marriage to get the item (you know it could be an artifact as they do not detect as magic), but didn't divine that Agar would turn out to be a very powerful magician and team himself with the Defenders. That much goodness in one spot is bad for a devil's health you know. He sent the Pit Fiend to stop the wedding so he can start on a new plot or perhaps in Halfling weddings, knowing that the Defenders would naturally do anything they could to stop the union once they found out about the bride's fiendish background. If an arranged marriage is called off the offending family must pay or lose some monetary or social symbol of their family. Maybe the item that Belgrande is looking for is Agar's Family crest that all the women hate (it's ugly and it has that ugly skull on it) and they find the request for the crest to be a terrific bargain to let Agar out of his marital duties. [/QUOTE]

Verification