Dog Moon
Adventurer
Oh boy. The rat went and did it. I'm a married man now
Woah, congrats! Although... I never received my wedding invitation. What's up with that?
On my way to St Hives I met a man with seven Hives...
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Woah, congrats! Although... I never received my wedding invitation. What's up with that?
Relique du Madde
Adventurer
From what I hear it was a secret ceremony with few participants since it was part of a ritual to summon the Skaven Rat-Lord of Plagues.
hafrogman
Adventurer
Dangit, I didn't get adequate warning. Now I can't post my favorite joke.Oh boy. The rat went and did it. I'm a married man now
hafrogman said:My congratulations on your impending doom, er I mean to the impending groom.
...
No, doom.
Seriously man, good for you.
Dog Moon
Adventurer
Well, if that's the case, then I guess I'm GLAD I didn't receive an invitation. Whew.
Last things first- Congrats, Rat!
This could be a great setup for classic genre action where people are just going about their normal days- albeit with some earthquake-induced cleanup duties in addition- and certain people simply don't show up where & when they're supposed to at the day's end.
I could even see a PC helping with the cleanup when he decides to take a break and asks a kid for a ladle of water. The kid says OK, "just after I finish with" someone just out of line of sight, perhaps on the other side of a pile of rubble.
Time passes; the waterboy never comes back.
When the thirsty & annoyed PC goes looking for the waterboy, he encounters the people the waterboy was going to see.
And they haven't seen him at all...
In addition, have the nastiest crittrers' normal prey species show up first. This can go 2 different ways: first, they're nasty predators in their own right, and a challenge in and of themselves. It's not until the PCs have them nearly mopped up that the real threat becomes apparent.
In the alternative, the prey are as innocuous as tribbles. People adopt the strange new critters...and start disappearing. (Whether they get blamed for the killings is another matter...). The problem is that, by adopting the harmless critters, people are getting associated with prey, like a surfer swimming with seals while a great white is nearby.
This could be a great setup for classic genre action where people are just going about their normal days- albeit with some earthquake-induced cleanup duties in addition- and certain people simply don't show up where & when they're supposed to at the day's end.
I could even see a PC helping with the cleanup when he decides to take a break and asks a kid for a ladle of water. The kid says OK, "just after I finish with" someone just out of line of sight, perhaps on the other side of a pile of rubble.
Time passes; the waterboy never comes back.
When the thirsty & annoyed PC goes looking for the waterboy, he encounters the people the waterboy was going to see.
And they haven't seen him at all...
In addition, have the nastiest crittrers' normal prey species show up first. This can go 2 different ways: first, they're nasty predators in their own right, and a challenge in and of themselves. It's not until the PCs have them nearly mopped up that the real threat becomes apparent.
In the alternative, the prey are as innocuous as tribbles. People adopt the strange new critters...and start disappearing. (Whether they get blamed for the killings is another matter...). The problem is that, by adopting the harmless critters, people are getting associated with prey, like a surfer swimming with seals while a great white is nearby.
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megamania
Hero
Oh boy. The rat went and did it. I'm a married man now
Congrats
Blackrat
He Who Lurks Beyond The Veil
Must have been lost in the mail since I totally sent you one... Honestly...
Thanks guys
jonesy
A Wicked Kendragon
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