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<blockquote data-quote="shilsen" data-source="post: 3330086" data-attributes="member: 198">The PCs in my Eberron campaign story hour (see sig) are the most powerful adventurers in Sharn (12th lvl). They are also internationally famous, their exploits having appeared regularly in the Korranberg Chronicle, the newspaper read continent-wide, and recently having agreed to have a set of adventures chronicled in a weekly series of articles.There are both positive and negative elements to this fame/notoriety. The authorities want to benefit from their power and underworld (and other similarly negative) elements want to coerce/persuade the PCs into helping them. People around them are also often in danger, as a result of their activities. They recently got invited to the biggest monthly party in Sharn, which would have opened a bunch of doors to them, but the shifter druid had sex in the garden with a gnome bard (NPC) and then insisted on barging into the living quarters of the hostess because she was bored, which swiftly slammed shut the doors that were opening.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="shilsen, post: 3330086, member: 198"] The PCs in my Eberron campaign story hour (see sig) are the most powerful adventurers in Sharn (12th lvl). They are also internationally famous, their exploits having appeared regularly in the Korranberg Chronicle, the newspaper read continent-wide, and recently having agreed to have a set of adventures chronicled in a weekly series of articles. There are both positive and negative elements to this fame/notoriety. The authorities want to benefit from their power and underworld (and other similarly negative) elements want to coerce/persuade the PCs into helping them. People around them are also often in danger, as a result of their activities. They recently got invited to the biggest monthly party in Sharn, which would have opened a bunch of doors to them, but the shifter druid had sex in the garden with a gnome bard (NPC) and then insisted on barging into the living quarters of the hostess because she was bored, which swiftly slammed shut the doors that were opening. [/QUOTE]

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