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<blockquote data-quote="FourthBear" data-source="post: 3984231" data-attributes="member: 55846"><p>I'm of the opinion that such plot-point abilities should just be added on a per case basis.&nbsp; There are just far too many possible rituals that could be put in that I don't think it would be a good use of the Monster Manual pages.&nbsp; And for the most part, they don't really need to be detailed.&nbsp; Perhaps the Dragon of Fear and Flame has a chamber that slowly petrifies whomever enters.&nbsp; Do we *really* need to detail a ritual that allows this to happen?&nbsp; Would having &quot;Create Chamber of Petrification&quot; be a good use of page space in the MM?&nbsp; If there is a necessary warding that you feel is needed for all lairs, isn't that an issue for the game?&nbsp; If a player asks how such a chamber came about, do you need anything more than noting it's the result of foul magic?&nbsp; Just create cool, interesting encounters and work out how it all came about as appropriate for your playstyle.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="FourthBear, post: 3984231, member: 55846"] I'm of the opinion that such plot-point abilities should just be added on a per case basis. There are just far too many possible rituals that could be put in that I don't think it would be a good use of the Monster Manual pages. And for the most part, they don't really need to be detailed. Perhaps the Dragon of Fear and Flame has a chamber that slowly petrifies whomever enters. Do we *really* need to detail a ritual that allows this to happen? Would having "Create Chamber of Petrification" be a good use of page space in the MM? If there is a necessary warding that you feel is needed for all lairs, isn't that an issue for the game? If a player asks how such a chamber came about, do you need anything more than noting it's the result of foul magic? Just create cool, interesting encounters and work out how it all came about as appropriate for your playstyle. [/QUOTE]

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