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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Olgar Shiverstone" data-source="post: 679542" data-attributes="member: 5868">Yes, I think tying it together is good.  IMO, the plot's still a little too focuesd on the NPC.  Follow the father plot for a while.Perhaps, instead of finding the father, though, they find another hint to the powers behind the plague (the diseased druid?).  Maybe that's the reason the father disappeared .. he's on the trail of the powers behind the plague ... but the evidence doesn't point to that, excatly.  He's following someone who wronged him (that evenutallt, will turn out to be related to the plague).If you want to keep the pressure up on the plague plot line, by all means take out another village, but if your players aren't going for that yet, have the group do something more subtle -- assassinate someone important, kidnap a relative, bribe a politician.  If it is too obvious, the entire countryside should be up in arms to stop it -- and where would the PCs be?  If they are still low level, have them deal with the minions.  Maybe the plague is just a distraction for something more sinister ...</blockquote>