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<blockquote data-quote="Greenfield" data-source="post: 5468811" data-attributes="member: 6669384">Consider going limp on them.Let them dig down and discover a &quot;secret&quot; complex of tunnels, foul smelling, rat infested, damp and disgusting.Let them run around for a while, looking for monsters and treasure, only to discovered they've broken into the city sewer system, and that the only treasures to be found are the ones that fell into chamber pots and wash buckets.You could add drama by describing the day outside as &quot;foreboding&quot; when they begin, with distant rumbles of thunder and dark clouds rolling in.&nbsp; Then when they're down below, let them face the hazards of being in a sewer when it's raining up above.Yeah, it's a dirty trick.&nbsp; But after they finish paying their cleaning bills, they may get the idea that they can't just create their own treasure hunt whenever or wherever they want.&nbsp; Sometimes a hole in the ground is just a hole in the ground.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Greenfield, post: 5468811, member: 6669384"] Consider going limp on them. Let them dig down and discover a "secret" complex of tunnels, foul smelling, rat infested, damp and disgusting. Let them run around for a while, looking for monsters and treasure, only to discovered they've broken into the city sewer system, and that the only treasures to be found are the ones that fell into chamber pots and wash buckets. You could add drama by describing the day outside as "foreboding" when they begin, with distant rumbles of thunder and dark clouds rolling in. Then when they're down below, let them face the hazards of being in a sewer when it's raining up above. Yeah, it's a dirty trick. But after they finish paying their cleaning bills, they may get the idea that they can't just create their own treasure hunt whenever or wherever they want. Sometimes a hole in the ground is just a hole in the ground. [/QUOTE]

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