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<blockquote data-quote="Lord Xtheth" data-source="post: 5183591" data-attributes="member: 56179">My natural assumption is to say that the demon wants to go &quot;home&quot;... or maybe he doesn't. Revenge would also be a top priority on &quot;my&quot; demon's list of things to do.If the Bard is a PC, I would turn the adventure into a &quot;Lets take a trip through hell&quot; adventure. The players would bear witness to horrors and atrocities not meant for man or beast to see. Their souls would become tainted and infected by the evils arround them, until they begin to see the &quot;real world&quot; slightly differently.Enemies of the demon would seem &quot;more evil&quot; than they did before (especially if a paladin was arround) and Evil creatures that the demon liked... or otherwise didn't care about would seem unnoticable or like a small annoyance, like NPCs in a town, they'd just &quot;be there&quot;.The demon would grant rewards to the PCs personally. Magic items (that normally would be random treasure), gold, jewels, whatever, would be personally handed to the PCs by the demon to show them just how much he appreciates their help.&nbsp;If the Bard is an NPC, well, the bard would vanish for some great length of in-game time. Then eventually come back posessed, have demonic grafts inplanted... maybe have a template attached like half-fiend (if its 3.x) and otherwise be WAY more powerful than before, and turn into an enemy of the PCs.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lord Xtheth, post: 5183591, member: 56179"] My natural assumption is to say that the demon wants to go "home"... or maybe he doesn't. Revenge would also be a top priority on "my" demon's list of things to do. If the Bard is a PC, I would turn the adventure into a "Lets take a trip through hell" adventure. The players would bear witness to horrors and atrocities not meant for man or beast to see. Their souls would become tainted and infected by the evils arround them, until they begin to see the "real world" slightly differently. Enemies of the demon would seem "more evil" than they did before (especially if a paladin was arround) and Evil creatures that the demon liked... or otherwise didn't care about would seem unnoticable or like a small annoyance, like NPCs in a town, they'd just "be there". The demon would grant rewards to the PCs personally. Magic items (that normally would be random treasure), gold, jewels, whatever, would be personally handed to the PCs by the demon to show them just how much he appreciates their help. If the Bard is an NPC, well, the bard would vanish for some great length of in-game time. Then eventually come back posessed, have demonic grafts inplanted... maybe have a template attached like half-fiend (if its 3.x) and otherwise be WAY more powerful than before, and turn into an enemy of the PCs. [/QUOTE]

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