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Message: <blockquote data-quote="GrayIguana" data-source="post: 2584640" data-attributes="member: 7265">Thank youThank you. Thank you.  I'll admit that I've been hitting a creative wall lately.  All of the advice given is great. When my campaigns get to a certain level I start to blow a fuse trying to think up new plots, etc.  Someone asked what the characters and enemy were like.  The PCs are 15th level on average, and there are 4 to 5 of them.  The enemy armies are far more numerous, have better weapons, better priests (the world is more theology driven), and the enemy is better trained.  This is a situation where the PCs have to step up and be heroes or their small empire of a home will fall.  So the answer to the question of whether it is sheer numbers or better tactics; the answer is a little of both. I had an idea that I was toying with before reading all of your posts.  Please tell me what you think of this.  Dread Sapling Genesis: This device is activated by the user and the center of the effect is at the device.  Within a one mile radius fierce winds erupt upon activation.  Carried on these battering winds are millions of sticky seeds the size of a coin.  When these seeds come in contact with living flesh, a magical germination process begins.  The seeds stick and sprout roots which burrow into living flesh, and within seconds a sapling is formed from the host.  The affected creature makes a reflex saving throw to avoid the clinging seed pods and their burrowing process.  Those who fail their save are slain by the fast germination process.</blockquote>

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