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<blockquote data-quote="Thomas Bowman" data-source="post: 7331234" data-attributes="member: 6925649"><p>Most D&amp;D adventures are robbery expeditions, the simplest adventure is a Dungeon full or rooms, monsters and treasure. Typically the monsters come up to the surface world and cause some trouble to get the player's attention. Once the players are aware that there is a dungeon full of monsters and treasure, they go down into that dungeon and go from room to room encountering monsters that attack them, they defeat said monsters and then take their treasure.&nbsp; look at it from the Monsters' point of view, the PCs are a bunch of intruders into their home, so of course the monsters attack them, they are defending their homes from these intruders after all. Generally the PCs slay the monsters in each room, and the Dungeon has a rather poor communication system, or the monsters are poorly organized or not all on the same side, so they don't cooperate to fight off the PC interuders, because of that the PCs go from room to room fighting and killing a handful of monsters in each room and taking their treasure afterwards, if they run out of spells and need healing, they find an empty room where they rest for a while, regain their spells and then they are ready to kill some more monsters, but when you really get down to it, they are stealing.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Thomas Bowman, post: 7331234, member: 6925649"] Most D&D adventures are robbery expeditions, the simplest adventure is a Dungeon full or rooms, monsters and treasure. Typically the monsters come up to the surface world and cause some trouble to get the player's attention. Once the players are aware that there is a dungeon full of monsters and treasure, they go down into that dungeon and go from room to room encountering monsters that attack them, they defeat said monsters and then take their treasure. look at it from the Monsters' point of view, the PCs are a bunch of intruders into their home, so of course the monsters attack them, they are defending their homes from these intruders after all. Generally the PCs slay the monsters in each room, and the Dungeon has a rather poor communication system, or the monsters are poorly organized or not all on the same side, so they don't cooperate to fight off the PC interuders, because of that the PCs go from room to room fighting and killing a handful of monsters in each room and taking their treasure afterwards, if they run out of spells and need healing, they find an empty room where they rest for a while, regain their spells and then they are ready to kill some more monsters, but when you really get down to it, they are stealing. [/QUOTE]

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