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<blockquote data-quote="S.Woodlander" data-source="post: 9409724" data-attributes="member: 7046488"><p>yeah, this is what I want.. I want to make it a really good mind f**k. Because to be honest, this is a party of 9 who are 9th and 10th level and they would just tear apart mind flayers and even their thralls. But I will throw them in there, the thralls and maybe even a Male Drow... </p><p></p><p>Some background to make it all make sense: I have been playing with my current DM since the 80's. Myself, I have never been a DM, always a player. My buddy is an excellent Dm and always goes for character creation and building, sometimes we don't even have encounters in our game. </p><p>This current campaign of about 2 years with this group, myself and a group of some younger guys - good players and all - but my buddy, the DM has been using one of his old players as an NPC for the groups latest year long quest. The end of this storyline is going to come to an end by next month - my buddy wants to play his/character as a player after the major battle. But wants to hand the reigns over to me for one day/8 hours or so and bring it home, which involves going into the underdark (to retrieve the King's Axe). The crux of the story line involves some mind flayer influence and the siege of a dwarven stronghold. I don't know the "boss monster" yet because I am still a part of the player only part but I know it will involve a mind flayer or two and going into the underdark. So I have a one day campaign to make it fun and scary - doesn't have to be about the hack and slash... I can have the party hack through some stuff on their way down into the underdark.. but the finale should be fun and creepy but should last a little bit because, you know, saving throws can make or break the encounter.</p><p>The cool thing is, this is a group that has been through a lot - I know and have all of their character backgrounds - it could be really fun to mess with their minds a little..</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="S.Woodlander, post: 9409724, member: 7046488"] yeah, this is what I want.. I want to make it a really good mind f**k. Because to be honest, this is a party of 9 who are 9th and 10th level and they would just tear apart mind flayers and even their thralls. But I will throw them in there, the thralls and maybe even a Male Drow... Some background to make it all make sense: I have been playing with my current DM since the 80's. Myself, I have never been a DM, always a player. My buddy is an excellent Dm and always goes for character creation and building, sometimes we don't even have encounters in our game. This current campaign of about 2 years with this group, myself and a group of some younger guys - good players and all - but my buddy, the DM has been using one of his old players as an NPC for the groups latest year long quest. The end of this storyline is going to come to an end by next month - my buddy wants to play his/character as a player after the major battle. But wants to hand the reigns over to me for one day/8 hours or so and bring it home, which involves going into the underdark (to retrieve the King's Axe). The crux of the story line involves some mind flayer influence and the siege of a dwarven stronghold. I don't know the "boss monster" yet because I am still a part of the player only part but I know it will involve a mind flayer or two and going into the underdark. So I have a one day campaign to make it fun and scary - doesn't have to be about the hack and slash... I can have the party hack through some stuff on their way down into the underdark.. but the finale should be fun and creepy but should last a little bit because, you know, saving throws can make or break the encounter. The cool thing is, this is a group that has been through a lot - I know and have all of their character backgrounds - it could be really fun to mess with their minds a little.. [/QUOTE]
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