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<blockquote data-quote="Blue" data-source="post: 8497728" data-attributes="member: 20564">Here's thoughts for two social challenges.To first make the deal, they need tro deal with an agent of an archfey/local fey lord.&nbsp; Play up the need for immaculate courtesy and politeness, but also to be careful making promises, and to make sure what you think you bargained for is actually what you want.&nbsp; Hold them to the most precise and annoying letter of their agreement.Finally, at the end of the challenges they need to get it from said fey lord, and they have been enjoying music being played (for weeks) and characters must sing all interactions else displease him.&nbsp; When I did something like that I told the players that if they didn't want to sing they could just hold their finger in the air while talking and I would assume their character was singing.&nbsp; (Since our characters can do things we may not be able to, like fly or sing.)&nbsp; had a whole track about how happy or annoyed he was at the group.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Blue, post: 8497728, member: 20564"] Here's thoughts for two social challenges. To first make the deal, they need tro deal with an agent of an archfey/local fey lord. Play up the need for immaculate courtesy and politeness, but also to be careful making promises, and to make sure what you think you bargained for is actually what you want. Hold them to the most precise and annoying letter of their agreement. Finally, at the end of the challenges they need to get it from said fey lord, and they have been enjoying music being played (for weeks) and characters must sing all interactions else displease him. When I did something like that I told the players that if they didn't want to sing they could just hold their finger in the air while talking and I would assume their character was singing. (Since our characters can do things we may not be able to, like fly or sing.) had a whole track about how happy or annoyed he was at the group. [/QUOTE]

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