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<blockquote data-quote="shilsen" data-source="post: 3173120" data-attributes="member: 198">Aloya gets kidnapped by Daask and the PCs are hired to go through the sewers to a Daask holding area in the Cogs, find and rescue her.Of course, that's all bogus. The Boromars are the ones who took her and left a paper - or more likely, blood - trail that leads to their enemies, presuming that anyone following it will deal Daask some damage and then be killed, so they win both ways.Once the PCs work it out, they will likely end up bringing the information to her parents. At some point, they find out that the parents set up the kidnapping in the first place. Aloya found out about the illegal deals that her family was making during and after the War, playing off their connections with a war heroine, and had intended to reveal it all. Having minor qualms about doing away with their daughter, they called in a favor with the Boromars (who they'd done a fair amount of work with) to have her kidnapped and sent somewhere she couldn't cause a problem.That's just some pretty basic stuff off the top of my head. If you want to get really complicated with the politics in Sharn and beyond, you can always bring in some of the other countries and their interests in Sharn or the dragonmarked houses.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="shilsen, post: 3173120, member: 198"] Aloya gets kidnapped by Daask and the PCs are hired to go through the sewers to a Daask holding area in the Cogs, find and rescue her. Of course, that's all bogus. The Boromars are the ones who took her and left a paper - or more likely, blood - trail that leads to their enemies, presuming that anyone following it will deal Daask some damage and then be killed, so they win both ways. Once the PCs work it out, they will likely end up bringing the information to her parents. At some point, they find out that the parents set up the kidnapping in the first place. Aloya found out about the illegal deals that her family was making during and after the War, playing off their connections with a war heroine, and had intended to reveal it all. Having minor qualms about doing away with their daughter, they called in a favor with the Boromars (who they'd done a fair amount of work with) to have her kidnapped and sent somewhere she couldn't cause a problem. That's just some pretty basic stuff off the top of my head. If you want to get really complicated with the politics in Sharn and beyond, you can always bring in some of the other countries and their interests in Sharn or the dragonmarked houses. [/QUOTE]

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