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<blockquote data-quote="hopeless" data-source="post: 8238664" data-attributes="member: 36349">Just a thought, but what if Rary's betrayal wasn't actually an act of evil but a response to events he took personally?That 1e reprint of the Slave Lords included a new scenario A0 how about use that it introduce new players to Greyhawk?A major upheaval that's only being felt world wide as a group of adventurers' are asked to investigate a mining outpost linked to an organisation in the Bright Desert.Unknown to anyone the Circle of Eight has suffered greatly due to the deaths of two of their members by people as yet unrevealed.Its only after the game reaches the end of A1 that the party learn that both Rary and Robilar have apparently been replaced by copies courtesy of a series of Mirrors of Opposition being used by the true villain to replace key people in positions of authority.You then have a reason for their turn and a series of scenarios to explain why they turned evil with a useful means of creating new bad guys as they have to locate where the originals are if still alive and who is ultimately behind this.You probably have a better grasp of Greyhawk than I do since I'm just working on what I've been reading for the most part, but this sounds like a possibly good entry point into the setting.What do you think unfeasible or outright absurd?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hopeless, post: 8238664, member: 36349"] Just a thought, but what if Rary's betrayal wasn't actually an act of evil but a response to events he took personally? That 1e reprint of the Slave Lords included a new scenario A0 how about use that it introduce new players to Greyhawk? A major upheaval that's only being felt world wide as a group of adventurers' are asked to investigate a mining outpost linked to an organisation in the Bright Desert. Unknown to anyone the Circle of Eight has suffered greatly due to the deaths of two of their members by people as yet unrevealed. Its only after the game reaches the end of A1 that the party learn that both Rary and Robilar have apparently been replaced by copies courtesy of a series of Mirrors of Opposition being used by the true villain to replace key people in positions of authority. You then have a reason for their turn and a series of scenarios to explain why they turned evil with a useful means of creating new bad guys as they have to locate where the originals are if still alive and who is ultimately behind this. You probably have a better grasp of Greyhawk than I do since I'm just working on what I've been reading for the most part, but this sounds like a possibly good entry point into the setting. What do you think unfeasible or outright absurd? [/QUOTE]

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