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<blockquote data-quote="Chaosmancer" data-source="post: 6731549" data-attributes="member: 6801228">Kind of a tangent, but I hear the &quot;make a side-quest out of finding the cure&quot; response a lot, and I wonder how feasible that is in the middle of an adventure. &quot;We spent three weeks of travel to arrive at this ruins to follow up on the duke's plot. Oh... well, I guess we turn around and head back to town to heal our friend so we can get back to the actual mission. Hope this place doesn't end up being a nest of these things.&quot;I get it for interlude moments, but mid-game, I just think it may wreck the pacing to not have something close by pr something the PC's were aware of. Plus, things like petrification make it difficult for the party to actually move the impaired individual to the side-quest healer or sacred spring.On topic for the OP. Maybe have something heal him, but have him owe that entity. Maybe not a dark god or demon, but even a Fey interested in just messing with mortals could be interesting to tie a PC to. Maybe that ties in with the result of the Divine Intervention, without intellect the player is just a conduit, and could potentially contact just about anything or anyone who may &quot;help&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Chaosmancer, post: 6731549, member: 6801228"] Kind of a tangent, but I hear the "make a side-quest out of finding the cure" response a lot, and I wonder how feasible that is in the middle of an adventure. "We spent three weeks of travel to arrive at this ruins to follow up on the duke's plot. Oh... well, I guess we turn around and head back to town to heal our friend so we can get back to the actual mission. Hope this place doesn't end up being a nest of these things." I get it for interlude moments, but mid-game, I just think it may wreck the pacing to not have something close by pr something the PC's were aware of. Plus, things like petrification make it difficult for the party to actually move the impaired individual to the side-quest healer or sacred spring. On topic for the OP. Maybe have something heal him, but have him owe that entity. Maybe not a dark god or demon, but even a Fey interested in just messing with mortals could be interesting to tie a PC to. Maybe that ties in with the result of the Divine Intervention, without intellect the player is just a conduit, and could potentially contact just about anything or anyone who may "help" [/QUOTE]

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