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<blockquote data-quote="Ycore Rixle" data-source="post: 5385144" data-attributes="member: 675">Now that the PCs are famous and powerful, some people are going to want a piece of the action. A desperate girl might claim one of the PCs is her unborn child's father. A farmer might claim that because the PCs spilled goblin blood on his field during a battle, ankhegs were attracted to his farm, ruined his crops, and now he wants restitution. A mentor may claim he is owed something for his tutelage. Townsfolk might want the PCs for advertising: stay at my inn, no stay at my inn, come to my temple, no come to my temple, resulting in no end of solicitation and proselytizing. A priest might even resort to capturing some of his religion's iconic monsters and setting the monsters loose in town so the PCs have to destroy them, all so that he could &quot;prove&quot; the PCs are X-slayers and therefore worshippers of his one true god.You could have the established authority figures become leery of the PCs. They wine and dine the PCs, but it's an attempt to get the PCs drunk and talkative so the town officials can learn what the PCs are doing. Or, more likely, one of the town officials wines and dines the PCs and then puts one or more of them in a very compromising position so that he has some blackmail material just in case. And of course there are all the tavern and tournament games that the PCs could be playing while carousing. Arm-wrestling, stacking wine glasses on Tenser's floating disc, polo with a goblin skull for the ball, dancing competitions, etc.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ycore Rixle, post: 5385144, member: 675"] Now that the PCs are famous and powerful, some people are going to want a piece of the action. A desperate girl might claim one of the PCs is her unborn child's father. A farmer might claim that because the PCs spilled goblin blood on his field during a battle, ankhegs were attracted to his farm, ruined his crops, and now he wants restitution. A mentor may claim he is owed something for his tutelage. Townsfolk might want the PCs for advertising: stay at my inn, no stay at my inn, come to my temple, no come to my temple, resulting in no end of solicitation and proselytizing. A priest might even resort to capturing some of his religion's iconic monsters and setting the monsters loose in town so the PCs have to destroy them, all so that he could "prove" the PCs are X-slayers and therefore worshippers of his one true god. You could have the established authority figures become leery of the PCs. They wine and dine the PCs, but it's an attempt to get the PCs drunk and talkative so the town officials can learn what the PCs are doing. Or, more likely, one of the town officials wines and dines the PCs and then puts one or more of them in a very compromising position so that he has some blackmail material just in case. And of course there are all the tavern and tournament games that the PCs could be playing while carousing. Arm-wrestling, stacking wine glasses on Tenser's floating disc, polo with a goblin skull for the ball, dancing competitions, etc. [/QUOTE]

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