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<blockquote data-quote="MetalBard" data-source="post: 2074343" data-attributes="member: 21904">This is so totally sweet.&nbsp; The druid one might be a bit too obvious, but the first one is pure gold.You could always have the rogue be a recurring villain too.&nbsp; Maybe the PCs find out the plot and know to stop the &quot;treasure porters&quot; but they cannot find where the Sendings are coming from.&nbsp; Eventually they stop.&nbsp; The heroes go on their merry way, thinking that by stopping the &quot;treasure porters&quot; the villain has given up, believing that no one will fall for the ploy again.&nbsp; Not so!&nbsp; The villain has actually gone mad from the massive amounts of replies he has received in his head from the Sendings.&nbsp; Now he's a complete lunatic who's hunting down every person who replied and killing them because &quot;he can't stop their voices from ringing in his head.&quot;&nbsp; Queue heroic PCs unaware of the impending danger, because they also replied to the Sending.&nbsp; DMs doing this should be prepared to use the PCs' own smart-mouthed remarks against them when the lunatic villain comes calling in their town.Dirigible, that was an awesome idea that has inspired me to no end!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MetalBard, post: 2074343, member: 21904"] This is so totally sweet. The druid one might be a bit too obvious, but the first one is pure gold. You could always have the rogue be a recurring villain too. Maybe the PCs find out the plot and know to stop the "treasure porters" but they cannot find where the [i]Sendings[/i] are coming from. Eventually they stop. The heroes go on their merry way, thinking that by stopping the "treasure porters" the villain has given up, believing that no one will fall for the ploy again. Not so! The villain has actually gone mad from the massive amounts of replies he has received in his head from the [i]Sendings[/i]. Now he's a complete lunatic who's hunting down every person who replied and killing them because "he can't stop their voices from ringing in his head." Queue heroic PCs unaware of the impending danger, because they also replied to the [i]Sending[/i]. DMs doing this should be prepared to use the PCs' own smart-mouthed remarks against them when the lunatic villain comes calling in their town. Dirigible, that was an awesome idea that has inspired me to no end! [/QUOTE]

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