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<blockquote data-quote="Donovan Morningfire" data-source="post: 3984393" data-attributes="member: 39532">This is probably the best idea, giving them a small insight bonus relating to the current adventure as they &quot;recall&quot; past exploits that tie into current events, much like Arrgh! Mark! suggested; once the current adventure is over, the bonus fades unless you spend XP (if using a non-level-based system) to increase the relevant skills/abilities (and would be a good justification for increasing that character's skill/ability).Also, perhaps instead of a full sub-adventure, make it a bit of cooperative storytelling amidst the players, although you'd need a mature/responsible group to avoid it getting too wacky or out of hand.&nbsp; Since there's no real XP gain, there's not much of a need to make a true challenge.Depending on what type of Immortal you go with, you may or may not have to worry about killing them.&nbsp; Highlander-style immortals (which is what the thread topic makes it sound like you are going with) only snuff it when they lose their heads.&nbsp; As long that doesn't happen, they'll recover quickly enough.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Donovan Morningfire, post: 3984393, member: 39532"] This is probably the best idea, giving them a small insight bonus relating to the current adventure as they "recall" past exploits that tie into current events, much like Arrgh! Mark! suggested; once the current adventure is over, the bonus fades unless you spend XP (if using a non-level-based system) to increase the relevant skills/abilities (and would be a good justification for increasing that character's skill/ability). Also, perhaps instead of a full sub-adventure, make it a bit of cooperative storytelling amidst the players, although you'd need a mature/responsible group to avoid it getting too wacky or out of hand. Since there's no real XP gain, there's not much of a need to make a true challenge. Depending on what type of Immortal you go with, you may or may not have to worry about killing them. Highlander-style immortals (which is what the thread topic makes it sound like you are going with) only snuff it when they lose their heads. As long that doesn't happen, they'll recover quickly enough. [/QUOTE]

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