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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Byrons_Ghost" data-source="post: 436269" data-attributes="member: 7396">Ok, there's all sorts of stuff to reply to here.... This has sort of been done already- while going through the Demon God's Fane, the illusionist was possessed by the demons (she tried to use probe thoughts on the fisherman- he exploded, spreading the corruption). When the party finally figured out what had happened, she'd given them the slip and gone off to start her own little cult of madmen. Since she was by herself (effectively), and needes some high-level help, I had her make simularcrums of the abjurer and cleric PCs, who were there specifically to counter the party's spells and heal the illusionist. I've already had them arrested and charged with treason recently. <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f600.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":D" title="Big grin    :D"  data-smilie="8"data-shortname=":D" /> They killed a insane wizard who happened to be a noble. Sure, he was summoning up gobs of elementals to create an army, but the political enemies of the party didn't care- they just saw a good opportunity to get rid of their foes. It was fun watching the party go from a dungeon crawl (Demon God's Fane, actually) to a politics/legal maneuvering story. They eventually got out of it, but now they owe a LOT of people.Funny thing is, the government knew what was going on, and if the party had been willing to wait a while, agents would've gotten the guy without their help (the party went after him as part of a deal with an elemental lord, who didn't like what this mage was doing to his subjects). Yeah, come to think of it, they've pissed off a lot of dragons. Though there's no reasons for the chromatic dragons to avenge each other, they'd definately have noticed the party's actions. Actually, they know that one of their main political foes is a dragon in human disguise- the trick is using the information effectively, as it's unlikey the rest of the noblility would care all that much. And since I'm setting things up to run Bastion of Broken Souls (has anyone run this, btw? I'd be intereted in hearing about it), getting a Great Wyrm introduced early would be good.Plus, this current module is a sort of sequel to/rehashing of the module which started this campaign off, and ended with a dragon fight. So there's definately some karma there....</blockquote>

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