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<blockquote data-quote="GMforPowergamers" data-source="post: 8715933" data-attributes="member: 67338">yeah each individual part might appear in a campaign before but this is the most scripting I have done in years... and I was SUPER surprised when the PCs didn't throw any major curve balls... they did befriend the Dwarven Artificer before anyone said anything about the tank, and as such instead of asking them to 'break in' they instead just choose to find out what they could about it by asking (including asking to ride in it and see it fire) then they reported back to the thieves guild leader... they took initiative and did what I would have had him ask but better and more detailed (although they did flub some investigation and perception checks so they know it&nbsp; has a secondary weapon but not what it is).&nbsp; They also figured out the 'human' '13 year old' 'girl' is really a super advanced flesh warforged and is something between his daughter and body guard... and they figured out he made her as the real weapon... the tank is a toy (although a really powerful expensive toy). And they did all this while 1 player advanced his personal goal of finding out the 'truth' behind the death of the elven queen, and another created his own new goal (he is a minor noble and wants to piss off the jerk knight to the max...)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GMforPowergamers, post: 8715933, member: 67338"] yeah each individual part might appear in a campaign before but this is the most scripting I have done in years... and I was SUPER surprised when the PCs didn't throw any major curve balls... they did befriend the Dwarven Artificer before anyone said anything about the tank, and as such instead of asking them to 'break in' they instead just choose to find out what they could about it by asking (including asking to ride in it and see it fire) then they reported back to the thieves guild leader... they took initiative and did what I would have had him ask but better and more detailed (although they did flub some investigation and perception checks so they know it has a secondary weapon but not what it is). They also figured out the 'human' '13 year old' 'girl' is really a super advanced flesh warforged and is something between his daughter and body guard... and they figured out he made her as the real weapon... the tank is a toy (although a really powerful expensive toy). And they did all this while 1 player advanced his personal goal of finding out the 'truth' behind the death of the elven queen, and another created his own new goal (he is a minor noble and wants to piss off the jerk knight to the max...) [/QUOTE]

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