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<blockquote data-quote="GuardianLurker" data-source="post: 6910974" data-attributes="member: 786">The &quot;Off to See the Wizards&quot; could be run as a Mission to Thay replacement, but they weren't really intended to be. They're supposed to be an indication of the kind of quests the Brotherhood's representative would issue. The section doesn't deal a whole lot with the internal workings of the AB, just as the adventure doesn't delve into the leadership/politics/workings of any of the &quot;independent&quot; factions, like the Harpers, the Zhentarim, or the Emerald Enclave.The AB has two representatives at the council - Maccath, who the characters rescue, and another brother who's the actual ambassador/politician. The politician's job involves a lot of &quot;Shut up, Maccath. What my colleague meant to say was...&quot;.I'm still working on the Mission to Thay replacement, but got distracted by other things.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GuardianLurker, post: 6910974, member: 786"] The "Off to See the Wizards" could be run as a Mission to Thay replacement, but they weren't really intended to be. They're supposed to be an indication of the kind of quests the Brotherhood's representative would issue. The section doesn't deal a whole lot with the internal workings of the AB, just as the adventure doesn't delve into the leadership/politics/workings of any of the "independent" factions, like the Harpers, the Zhentarim, or the Emerald Enclave. The AB has two representatives at the council - Maccath, who the characters rescue, and another brother who's the actual ambassador/politician. The politician's job involves a lot of "[size=1]Shut up, Maccath.[/size] What my colleague meant to say was...". I'm still working on the Mission to Thay replacement, but got distracted by other things. [/QUOTE]

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