[Spoiler] What happened to your Meepo?

[Rassilon]

I don't even remeber Meepo. I don't know if we didn't open the door to his room, or if we killed him and never noticed.

Huh. How ignoble.


Rassilon.

 

[Megatron]

Slain on the way to the kobold leader by the entire party of adventurers.

 

[River Tam]

He went with the party as a guide. And was slain by Calcryx.

 

[diaglo]

we ate him.

 

[Morrow]

I didn't run Sunless Citadel in my swashbuckling Freeport game. However, early on I needed to introduce a rival party of adventuers, so to give them a backstory I said that they had just returned from the citadel. The PCs encountered them in a local tavern boasting about wiping out a tribe of cannibal kobolds. The least sympathetic of the rival adventurers kept Meepo on a leash. The PCs immediately took a liking to the pathetic little guy (and really hated his loud-mouthed captors) so the party bard slipped him a dagger.

I plan to reintroduce Meepo soon after he stabs his tormentor and runs away to find the only people who have shown him any kindness is the big city. The joke will be on them though, the nasty little blighter isn't nearly as pathetic as he seems. He's a minor sorcerer and the spiritual leader of that cannibal tribe of dragon-worshiping kobolds that got wiped out. He likes the PCs all right, and they're much more pleasant to spend time with than his former captors, but they're still just lunch to him.

Erky Timbers also returned from the citadel and was revealed as the keeper of the local shrine to Zheenkeef, goddess of wine, inspiration, and madness. The party cleric is trying to secure some land in Freeport's temple district to build a church. I wonder how he'll feel when he realizes that his next door neighbor will be holding all night drunken orgies on a regular basis.

Morrow

 

[diaglo]

Erky Timbers also returned from the citadel and was revealed as the keeper of the local shrine to Zheenkeef, goddess of wine, inspiration, and madness. The party cleric is trying to secure some land in Freeport's temple district to build a church. I wonder how he'll feel when he realizes that his next door neighbor will be holding all night drunken orgies on a regular basis.

which of his feats did you get rid of so he was "Official" instead of br0ken?

 

[Morrow]

which of his feats did you get rid of so he was "Official" instead of br0ken?

I reworked him a little as a 3.5 compatible cleric/ bard to make him fit a little better with the wine and madness theme. I don't remember which feats the 3.0 version had, but the only feat my version has is improved initiative. I wouldn't have even bothered with the stats, but I couldn't be absolutely certain that my PCs wouldn't start a bar fight when they saw their rivals strutting around and Erky telling the whole tavern (with an excellent perform check) how great they were.

Morrow

 

[KB9JMQ]

The party treated Meepo pretty good but Calcryx blasted him on the spot.

 

[Enkhidu]

Somehow (and I'm still not sure how), Meepo became our party's first groupie.

 

[Rel]

I ran SC as a solo adventure for my wife's Wizard. As such, she needed all the help she could get and Meepo joined the party to act as guide, scout and rogue. He survived the adventure and was returned to his tribe as somewhat of a hero.

Erky also became part of the party, adding some much needed healing power to the small group. He stuck with the group until they cleared the SC and then rejoined the temple in town run by the other Gnome whose name escapes me at the moment.