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Message: <blockquote data-quote="BoldItalic" data-source="post: 6981728" data-attributes="member: 6777052">People have already posted some good advice. What you have, has the makings of a fine novel but for a D&D game what you need is not the script of a screenplay but a backdrop for the players to explore and make their mark on. It needs to be open ended.This is a new campaign so the PCs will be starting at low level. They have low-level needs. First, invent a village for the PCs to use as a base. An inn where they can sleep and buy food and drink. A trading post where they can buy and sell mundane equipment. Perhaps a small temple where they can buy healing if they need it. Then add a few NPCs to inhabit them; some harmless people to talk to, while the players establish their characters.Just when the players are getting comfortable with the setting, the significant NPC should make a dramatic entrance.</blockquote>