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<blockquote data-quote="Richards" data-source="post: 8161961" data-attributes="member: 508">We just played today in my son's 3.5 campaign, in which we were all slaves to the drow.&nbsp; Well, that's finally over with!&nbsp; For services rendered - and, more importantly, to prevent the drow matriarch who elevated herself to the status of the Mortal Queen, above all drow in existence and second only to Lolth herself, from being able to scry upon us through our slave tattoos - the tattoos were removed and we were all elevated to citizen status.&nbsp; Of course, we're still under the commands of our House Matron, but it's a step in the right direction.We went through two short adventures this session.&nbsp; In the first, we fought off aquatic denizens in the Bioluminescent Sea who had invaded the massive cavern where the Eight Pillars of Overreach (the home city of our drow masters...make that &quot;fellow citizens&quot;) is located after having been granted citizenship (and getting to buy weapon upgrades).&nbsp; My lizardfolk PC enjoyed getting to spend time in the water, since before he'd been turned into an arena slave his first five years of life had been as a fisher slave.&nbsp; In the second, we had to rescue an ally of our drow House to prevent him from being sacrificed to Lolth.&nbsp; We didn't really want to do it (we pretty much all hate the guy - he's an illithid and the Administer of Discipline to the slaves of the drow), but had he been successfully sacrificed it would have brought an avatar of Lolth to the material plane and that probably wouldn't have worked to our benefit.&nbsp; My son knew exactly how we were going to feel about having to rescue him, too - he named that adventure &quot;Do We Have To?&quot;Johnathan</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Richards, post: 8161961, member: 508"] We just played today in my son's 3.5 campaign, in which we were all slaves to the drow. Well, that's finally over with! For services rendered - and, more importantly, to prevent the drow matriarch who elevated herself to the status of the Mortal Queen, above all drow in existence and second only to Lolth herself, from being able to scry upon us through our slave tattoos - the tattoos were removed and we were all elevated to citizen status. Of course, we're still under the commands of our House Matron, but it's a step in the right direction. We went through two short adventures this session. In the first, we fought off aquatic denizens in the Bioluminescent Sea who had invaded the massive cavern where the Eight Pillars of Overreach (the home city of our drow masters...make that "fellow citizens") is located after having been granted citizenship (and getting to buy weapon upgrades). My lizardfolk PC enjoyed getting to spend time in the water, since before he'd been turned into an arena slave his first five years of life had been as a fisher slave. In the second, we had to rescue an ally of our drow House to prevent him from being sacrificed to Lolth. We didn't really want to do it (we pretty much all hate the guy - he's an illithid and the Administer of Discipline to the slaves of the drow), but had he been successfully sacrificed it would have brought an avatar of Lolth to the material plane and that probably wouldn't have worked to our benefit. My son knew exactly how we were going to feel about having to rescue him, too - he named that adventure "Do We Have To?" Johnathan [/QUOTE]

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