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Message: <blockquote data-quote="gideonpepys" data-source="post: 5740640" data-attributes="member: 79141"><a href="http://www.enworld.org/forum/members/rangerwickett.html" target="_blank">[MENTION=63]RangerWickett[/MENTION]</a>A couple of questions, if you can spare the time.  The first couple might help just about any DM who runs the adventure:If a group rejects Lorcan Kell's offer on (say) day 4 of the investigation, would he still wait til day 7 to betray Wolfgang?  I can't for the life of me think why he would, but bringing the deadline forward would clutter the adventure up massively.  And this seems a very likely turn of events, as a party can discover Kell's involvement quite readily.Another quick question on Wolfgang is how would you anticipate his reaction to a fake  travel arrangement being made for him (through Camp and Kindleton).  My players want to try this, and I'd like to reward (or at least not block) their ingenuity.  However, drawing Wolfgang out of hiding cuts out a huge and very exciting chunk of the adventure.My final question is much more singular, and pertains to a new character being introduced into my campaign.  He is fey, and we decided to introduce him at the end of adventure #2 as an emissary of the Unseen Court, sent to 'learn' from the party (and thus seconded to the RHC), while at the same time keeping an eye on them.This got me to wondering about how far to take this.  Just who might he be reporting to?  Kasvarina Varal, even  (or someone who at very least reports to her)?  Or is that too much too soon? It also got me thinking about how much interest (negative or otherwise) the powers that be - as represented by Stanfield - would be taking in the group in general.  Any thoughts you have would be greatly appreciated (as would the contributions of other DMs).</blockquote>

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