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Message: <blockquote data-quote="just__al" data-source="post: 1404050" data-attributes="member: 11068">My last campaign started with 3 of the 7 players wanting to play savage species characters.   Each of the "monster" characters were charmed by a man who was taking them into the mountains to keep someone from retreving something very dangerous.  He was a bit of a bastard.  He made the Frost Giant do all the heavy lifting while he rode the centaur and made the Pixie do tricks for him. The other 4 characters, all human, were hired by a Man to help an assoicate of his to retreive a family heirloom, that he believed was hidden up in the mountains. The groups were running seperately until they all tried to shelter in the same moutain shelter (they are free for all to use, just play nice) A battle broke out as soon as the employeer of the humans and the guy charming the monsters saw each other.  When the battle was over, the guy charming the monsters was dead, and the monsters, finally free were happy to join the group. The human employeer then lead the party to the "heirloom".  It was a staked vampire in a "haunted" mine.  The vampire bore a strong family resembelence to the human employeer and he manged to unsteak his dad before the party could stop him.  The son got away due to the party dealing with the father and an expeditious retreat spell.  The party kept the vampire at bey with the cleric and Paladin's holy symbols and he just took gaseous form and slipped away. That started a several month long hunt for the son and eventually the Father...</blockquote>

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