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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jürgen Hubert" data-source="post: 2208300" data-attributes="member: 7177">OK, here is my situation:Tomorrow afternoon I will be running an Eberron adventure, and I have no idea yet what I should run.Here is the current situation: The party pludered some ancient hobgoblin graves in the Seawall Mountains and fled to Zilargo with some serious loot. The gnomes don't want to have a diplomatic incident with Daargun, and thus put them into the next (non elemental-powered) ship to Sharn to get rid of them. That's okay with them, since they wanted to look for a place to sell their loot anyway.The problem is, since I live in a different city than my players (I will be going home to my family for the weekend and DM on Saturday) and communication is thus fairly limited, I don't really know exactly which players (and characters) will show up.The only characters I know for sure who will show up are:A human ranger-ish character (don't worry about the precise game stats, we will be using GURPS anyway).A human cleric of Kol Korran, the god of Wealth.There will also possibly (but this isn't certain) be:- A human ninja (I groaned about this character concept when I first heard of it, but I came up with some ideas for a kalashtar-led clan that originally came from Sarlona and hid in Cyre before it blew up)- A changeling investigative and general never-do-well with godlike skills in fast-talking. He wasn't there for the last adventure, so he doesn't have a share of the loot, but he would certainly be useful in selling it.To make matters worse, the player who used to play a shifter fighter wants to create a new character which is supposed to be a "duellist" of some sort, and there will probably be another player who wants to join the campaign... and about whose character I know nothing at all yet.So my first problem is:- How do I get these characters (some of which are unknown to me at the moment) together as a party so that they trust another? Some incident during the sea voyage might be helpful, but I'm not sure what... and if anyone has any other ideas, I am all ears.- What do they do afterwards? There are almost too many adventure possibilities in Sharn, and at the moment it is very hard to predict what they will do - so preparing several small adventures is probably better than a single big one.Please, post anything that comes to your mind! I'm getting desperate here...</blockquote>

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