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<blockquote data-quote="CAFargo" data-source="post: 5021268" data-attributes="member: 86456">GvG can be really hard to pull off, but, like evil, one creature's good may be another creature's worst nightmare.For example, in Eberron the Mournland has been wasted, and a leader has risen among the displaced Cyreans...who have become hungry for revenge. This man creates a small band of &quot;heroes&quot; to go into the Mournland and fire up the old warforged factories, with some &quot;special&quot; plans. As the players attempt to follow the cyrean &quot;heroes&quot;, the opponent leaves behind more and more clues about their plans, eventually catching up and finding that the &quot;heroes&quot; have already begun reconstruction of the factory. The players must fight through the &quot;heroes&quot; and prevent their work, but their too late: the &quot;heroes&quot; have finished their work.Unfortunately, the players and &quot;heroes&quot; are threatened alike when they realize that the plans are part of a petty attempt to wipe out the &quot;heroes&quot;, who an enemy thinks would have begun to lead the displaced Cyreans, gone horribly wrong. Now, the two parties split off from one another, the &quot;heroes&quot; going to shut off the factory, the players trying to follow and destroy the construct before it can escape the mournland, dealing with the monsters in their way as they do.Finally, it climaxes when the &quot;heroes&quot; shut off the creatures powerful shields which were keeping the players at bay, allowing the players to catch up to it and destroy it, only a few hundred feet away from the border.This is a great GvG adventure with plenty of combat, a completely good ending, and of course a great adventure hook for the future: why did the now disclosed enemy try to destroy the &quot;heroes&quot;? Business? Intrugue? Battle-Plans?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CAFargo, post: 5021268, member: 86456"] GvG can be really hard to pull off, but, like evil, one creature's good may be another creature's worst nightmare. For example, in Eberron the Mournland has been wasted, and a leader has risen among the displaced Cyreans...who have become hungry for revenge. This man creates a small band of "heroes" to go into the Mournland and fire up the old warforged factories, with some "special" plans. As the players attempt to follow the cyrean "heroes", the opponent leaves behind more and more clues about their plans, eventually catching up and finding that the "heroes" have already begun reconstruction of the factory. The players must fight through the "heroes" and prevent their work, but their too late: the "heroes" have finished their work. Unfortunately, the players and "heroes" are threatened alike when they realize that the plans are part of a petty attempt to wipe out the "heroes", who an enemy thinks would have begun to lead the displaced Cyreans, gone horribly wrong. Now, the two parties split off from one another, the "heroes" going to shut off the factory, the players trying to follow and destroy the construct before it can escape the mournland, dealing with the monsters in their way as they do. Finally, it climaxes when the "heroes" shut off the creatures powerful shields which were keeping the players at bay, allowing the players to catch up to it and destroy it, only a few hundred feet away from the border. This is a great GvG adventure with plenty of combat, a completely good ending, and of course a great adventure hook for the future: why did the now [I]disclosed[/I] enemy try to destroy the "heroes"? Business? Intrugue? Battle-Plans? [/QUOTE]

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