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<blockquote data-quote="UnDfind" data-source="post: 46423" data-attributes="member: 2744">IdeaGive the party something to make them think they've solved the mystery.&nbsp; All this stuff is happening and they're trying to figure it out, then they find a man in the engine block.&nbsp; A sabateur who admits to wreaking havoc in the name of whatever cause he serves so the research would be brought to an end.&nbsp; He doesn't explain much, but during the interrogation, the sabateur admits that there's a bomb set to explode near the engines.&nbsp; The party races to stop it from going off, and when they do the adventure's over...right?&nbsp; When they return to the sabteur, they find him dead with bits strewn all over the place.Give them the chance to think they're dealing with a mortal foe and they'll go for it, preferring that to some unnamed evil.&nbsp; But once they've fallen for that, proving them wrong will make the real problem that much worse.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="UnDfind, post: 46423, member: 2744"] [b]Idea[/b] Give the party something to make them think they've solved the mystery. All this stuff is happening and they're trying to figure it out, then they find a man in the engine block. A sabateur who admits to wreaking havoc in the name of whatever cause he serves so the research would be brought to an end. He doesn't explain much, but during the interrogation, the sabateur admits that there's a bomb set to explode near the engines. The party races to stop it from going off, and when they do the adventure's over...right? When they return to the sabteur, they find him dead with bits strewn all over the place. Give them the chance to think they're dealing with a mortal foe and they'll go for it, preferring that to some unnamed evil. But once they've fallen for that, proving them wrong will make the real problem that much worse. [/QUOTE]

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