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<blockquote data-quote="(un)reason" data-source="post: 8124726" data-attributes="member: 27780">Dungeon Issue 7: Sep/Oct 1987part 2/5Nightshade: Nigel Findley returns with another short adventure for low level characters. The PC's are hired by a noble to collect a potion from a wizard. Why he doesn't just do it himself, and is willing to pay quite a bit to get a bunch of random adventurers to do such a seemingly trivial task for him is a very interesting question indeed, and the answer would be a big spoiler. Depending on how it goes, and how suspicious your players are, they might find out the dark (and somewhat skeevy) backstory and decide to do something different, making themselves a long-term enemy in the process, or they might complete it with only minor hitches, setting things up for more morally ambiguous quests in the future. Not one for the Paladins &amp; Princesses playstyle, but if you like your missions more on the Lankhmar/Shadowrun side of things, and half the fun is seeing precisely what way the PC's go off the rails when they find out what they've got themselves into this'll fit right in.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="(un)reason, post: 8124726, member: 27780"] [b][u]Dungeon Issue 7: Sep/Oct 1987[/u][/b] part 2/5 Nightshade: Nigel Findley returns with another short adventure for low level characters. The PC's are hired by a noble to collect a potion from a wizard. Why he doesn't just do it himself, and is willing to pay quite a bit to get a bunch of random adventurers to do such a seemingly trivial task for him is a very interesting question indeed, and the answer would be a big spoiler. Depending on how it goes, and how suspicious your players are, they might find out the dark (and somewhat skeevy) backstory and decide to do something different, making themselves a long-term enemy in the process, or they might complete it with only minor hitches, setting things up for more morally ambiguous quests in the future. Not one for the Paladins & Princesses playstyle, but if you like your missions more on the Lankhmar/Shadowrun side of things, and half the fun is seeing precisely what way the PC's go off the rails when they find out what they've got themselves into this'll fit right in. [/QUOTE]

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