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<blockquote data-quote="BriarMonkey" data-source="post: 6122161" data-attributes="member: 95387">An alternate line of thought to that of having the balance of day/night or sun/moon go out of kilter is that the town and its immediate surrounds were actually translocated.In keeping with her threat, she relocated the PCs and their town to a demiplane trapped in a permament twilight, or nightime, cycle.&nbsp; Here, she can take her time and enact vengance upon those who wronged her and her followers.This gives you a few different avenues.&nbsp; For one, being a demiplane, the environment is self contained.&nbsp; You can make it as big or small as you want, and it can be in any form as you want.&nbsp; You can make it like a gnoll infested Transylvania if you wanted to.&nbsp; Time can pass back on the prime material slower, faster, or at the same rate - which could put added pressure on them getting back in a timely manner (which they may or may not know).As for the PCs getting back to their home plane, it will take some investigative work - but there would be some things to handle - such as whether the Paladin still had contact with their god or not.&nbsp; But here, like with some of the other suggestions, there could be keys, artifacts, that could be used to undo the demiplane and return the contents to their places of origin.Anyway, it's just more food for thought.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BriarMonkey, post: 6122161, member: 95387"] An alternate line of thought to that of having the balance of day/night or sun/moon go out of kilter is that the town and its immediate surrounds were actually translocated. In keeping with her threat, she relocated the PCs and their town to a demiplane trapped in a permament twilight, or nightime, cycle. Here, she can take her time and enact vengance upon those who wronged her and her followers. This gives you a few different avenues. For one, being a demiplane, the environment is self contained. You can make it as big or small as you want, and it can be in any form as you want. You can make it like a gnoll infested Transylvania if you wanted to. Time can pass back on the prime material slower, faster, or at the same rate - which could put added pressure on them getting back in a timely manner (which they may or may not know). As for the PCs getting back to their home plane, it will take some investigative work - but there would be some things to handle - such as whether the Paladin still had contact with their god or not. But here, like with some of the other suggestions, there could be keys, artifacts, that could be used to undo the demiplane and return the contents to their places of origin. Anyway, it's just more food for thought. [/QUOTE]

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