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Message: <blockquote data-quote="hopeless" data-source="post: 8225231" data-attributes="member: 36349">I was imagining an adventure set in Eberron.Initially set at a University where we learn they're sending out a team to investigate a site only one of the professors thinking they'd be going along is sent elsewhere as a result of the usual political games the University Hierarchy get up to.A bit begrudged they're aren't going instead take the opportunity to take the semester off as they aren't signed up to teach or supervise students.They run into their errant father and his group of friends who recruit her for a mission of their own actually an effort to rebuild the relationship between father and daughter, but instead ends up having to solve a mystery on a lightning rail heading out of Sharn which they're taking part of the way.Turns out her rival team is also on the same lightning rail and disregard her efforts to get their help as she's forced to rely on her father and his friends resulting in her realizing she's been holed up in the University for too long.They manage to save the lighting rail and solve the mystery leading to her University calling her asking why she was shirking her duties despite her obviously following the rules when she took her leave.Before starting this she would have done anything to keep her job, but now faced with the truth she would never earn the respect of her fellow professors decides to quit her job and set out to rebuild her relationship with her father as his friends are squabbling over their next mission...I went with Eberron, other tone and gaming table.Using the above one gamer is kicked off of their regular group and end up having to join one with a family member involved but not running the game and during the game it involves her former group making it clear she wasn't the problem.The above ends with them trying to get them to re-join, but still blaming them for the problem despite it not being their fault resulting in them sticking with their new group as they use the opportunity to learn and develop new friends.</blockquote>

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