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<blockquote data-quote="Croesus" data-source="post: 2819379" data-attributes="member: 35019">This was someone else's idea, but you might make some use of it. Create a truly massive vermin (a scorpion, beetle, whatever), as large as a city, but alive and (barely) mobile. This living city is commanded by the vermin lord, and his army lives inside and on the city. And the more food they scavenge - like people - the more vermin are bred. Imagine the players' reaction when they first see this coming over a hill, with literally thousands (millions?) of vermin crawling in, on, over, around the thing. Of course, defeating something like this is probably impossible, so you could include some kind of mcguffin that allows the vermin lord to control the city and its inhabitants. If the adventurers destroy the mcguffin, the vermin turn on the vermin lord, then each other. You could even have them simply consume the &quot;city&quot; until there's nothing left, then each other, with the few survivors wander off.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Croesus, post: 2819379, member: 35019"] This was someone else's idea, but you might make some use of it. Create a truly massive vermin (a scorpion, beetle, whatever), as large as a city, but alive and (barely) mobile. This living city is commanded by the vermin lord, and his army lives inside and on the city. And the more food they scavenge - like people - the more vermin are bred. Imagine the players' reaction when they first see this coming over a hill, with literally thousands (millions?) of vermin crawling in, on, over, around the thing. Of course, defeating something like this is probably impossible, so you could include some kind of mcguffin that allows the vermin lord to control the city and its inhabitants. If the adventurers destroy the mcguffin, the vermin turn on the vermin lord, then each other. You could even have them simply consume the "city" until there's nothing left, then each other, with the few survivors wander off. [/QUOTE]

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