Omegaxicor
First Post
I am playing 3.5 but it applies to any game, my player's are pretty easily influenced by how I say what I say so I need to be careful...
There is an Artifact which if activated releases massive amounts of energy which could damaged the Material plane or even the multiverse (possibly over the top but meh) so testing it is bad, however, if placed in the temple doorway all of the power is syphoned off into the temple to power an intersection between planes a gateway to a Planar Hub which the players have no access to but the tunnel has weaponry/powers that can help the players side defeat an oncoming invasion BUT (and here's the problem) the battery MIGHT be dead, it hasn't been used in centuries possibly longer.
Testing is out of the question, trekking all the way out there to find the battery is dead is a waste of valuable time, but ignoring the temple altogether could spell doom for the players allies.
I want them to make a choice rather than interpret what I want them to do...How should I phrase telling them about the temple?
(sorry if parts of that don't make sense...)
There is an Artifact which if activated releases massive amounts of energy which could damaged the Material plane or even the multiverse (possibly over the top but meh) so testing it is bad, however, if placed in the temple doorway all of the power is syphoned off into the temple to power an intersection between planes a gateway to a Planar Hub which the players have no access to but the tunnel has weaponry/powers that can help the players side defeat an oncoming invasion BUT (and here's the problem) the battery MIGHT be dead, it hasn't been used in centuries possibly longer.
Testing is out of the question, trekking all the way out there to find the battery is dead is a waste of valuable time, but ignoring the temple altogether could spell doom for the players allies.
I want them to make a choice rather than interpret what I want them to do...How should I phrase telling them about the temple?
(sorry if parts of that don't make sense...)