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<blockquote data-quote="Wicht" data-source="post: 543942" data-attributes="member: 221"><p>Actually that was only a secondary ingredient thrown in at the last moment. My primary and original use of the doubtful vampire was supposed to be Hershwine who was filled with self-doubt as a vampire. Of course, I thought that was rather weak myself so I decided to incoporate a second use of the ingredient.</p><p></p><p>Didn't Shakespeare use "band" to describe a band of musicians? How anachronistic is the usage actually? I will have to look that up now. I know that band of travelers and band of musicians as phrases have been used for many years...</p><p></p><p>In writing the adventure I actually started off with the idea of a musical group doing a deadly show and then tried to figure out how the PCs could get involved. I decided having the PCs on the secret journey and by sheer coincidence running into the other group would work well. Like Nemm did, I could see the PCs second guessing how the events in the first two towns tied in with their mission and worrying themselves to death over it.</p><p></p><p>Good contest Mirthcard and thanks Nemm.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Wicht, post: 543942, member: 221"] Actually that was only a secondary ingredient thrown in at the last moment. My primary and original use of the doubtful vampire was supposed to be Hershwine who was filled with self-doubt as a vampire. Of course, I thought that was rather weak myself so I decided to incoporate a second use of the ingredient. Didn't Shakespeare use "band" to describe a band of musicians? How anachronistic is the usage actually? I will have to look that up now. I know that band of travelers and band of musicians as phrases have been used for many years... In writing the adventure I actually started off with the idea of a musical group doing a deadly show and then tried to figure out how the PCs could get involved. I decided having the PCs on the secret journey and by sheer coincidence running into the other group would work well. Like Nemm did, I could see the PCs second guessing how the events in the first two towns tied in with their mission and worrying themselves to death over it. Good contest Mirthcard and thanks Nemm. [/QUOTE]
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