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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Herobizkit" data-source="post: 5985536" data-attributes="member: 36150">[MENTION=19675]Dannyalcatraz[/MENTION]: I like where you're headed with this.  I'm not looking to put Stargate in D&D, I'm sorta more looking to theme an Eberron/Dark Sun game in the style of Stargate.The `first encounter`with the `Stargate`would put Eberron in contact with Dark Sun, much like the original movie.  The trick is, I would then need to think of a resource available in Dark Sun that would NOT be available in Eberron.  Slavery will be a common theme, and I have used God-Like Beings Who Weren`t Exactly Gods in another campaign I ran (quite well, if I do say so myself - though with the advent of the Marvel movie Thor, I guess you could say they were all Demigods with Wings).So, heroes find ruined portal, heroes re-build and find a way to activate portal, whoosh, where does it go... of course, they have no (non-magical) way to safely breach the threshold and MUST GO IN.  Of course, there`s the rub.  It only works one way.  For now.  And if the heroes build it and wuss out - Unscheduled Off-World Activation and out comes some human slaves... oh, and I think Goliaths would make awesome Goaùld-type slavers... decent bodies to take over.And the yuan-ti overlords.  Yup. To play this from the other side, Dark Sun characters have EVERYTHING to gain from breaching a gate to Eberron...</blockquote>