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<blockquote data-quote="roguerouge" data-source="post: 4762079" data-attributes="member: 13855">I used Siege of the Spider Eaters (a great Dungeon adventure by Tim and Eileen Connors), which has a great moral dilemma at its end. The party basically has the choice whether to perform an abortion by removing the spider eater eggs from a paralyzed aranea or to let the spider eaters breed in their natural manner.Another one has been recently introduced in that same campaign, which has a Demigod Crisis theme. As the pantheon's become too crowded, the demigods need to get faith share or die. They each chose an avatar to be their representative to accomplish that goal. The PC is the avatar of the demi-goddess of good luck. After facing off against a few other icky avatars, she ended up rescuing the avatar of ill-fortune, a commoner chosen by Loki to have a life so bad it will encourage people to worship him to ward off bad luck. Of course, her goddess hates Loki and wants this commoner dead, pointing out that the world and the commoner would both be better off.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="roguerouge, post: 4762079, member: 13855"] I used Siege of the Spider Eaters (a great Dungeon adventure by Tim and Eileen Connors), which has a great moral dilemma at its end. The party basically has the choice whether to perform an abortion by removing the spider eater eggs from a paralyzed aranea or to let the spider eaters breed in their natural manner. Another one has been recently introduced in that same campaign, which has a Demigod Crisis theme. As the pantheon's become too crowded, the demigods need to get faith share or die. They each chose an avatar to be their representative to accomplish that goal. The PC is the avatar of the demi-goddess of good luck. After facing off against a few other icky avatars, she ended up rescuing the avatar of ill-fortune, a commoner chosen by Loki to have a life so bad it will encourage people to worship him to ward off bad luck. Of course, her goddess hates Loki and wants this commoner dead, pointing out that the world and the commoner would both be better off. [/QUOTE]

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