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<blockquote data-quote="RavenSinger" data-source="post: 1374947" data-attributes="member: 213">Thanks folks,Some great food for thought here.&nbsp; I appreciate your cautions, Daniel.&nbsp; But I think with Rob's idea of making the 'Golden Boy' and the rest of the party need each other, that is the way to go about it.&nbsp; It still makes the GB the center of attention, but less so.&nbsp; I am reminded of the short-lived Ars Magica campaign I participated in.&nbsp; In that, there were mages, companions, and grunts.&nbsp; Each worked at different power levels, and yet each class of character was vital.&nbsp; I like the idea of the church hiring the party to watch over GB--like transport him from a small town to the main city.&nbsp; Then, if I set it up that the GB needs &quot;guardians&quot; to get around much of the city, that would be a hook to keep GB with the party.&nbsp; Like if there is a series of child-murders--no, murders of street kids, the clerics of Therion would be going crazy to find out what was going on.&nbsp; And thus our adventure starts. . . . hmmmm. . . Thanks for all the good suggestions!&nbsp; Keep em' coming if you've got 'em.--Brian</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RavenSinger, post: 1374947, member: 213"] Thanks folks, Some great food for thought here. I appreciate your cautions, Daniel. But I think with Rob's idea of making the 'Golden Boy' and the rest of the party need each other, that is the way to go about it. It still makes the GB the center of attention, but less so. I am reminded of the short-lived Ars Magica campaign I participated in. In that, there were mages, companions, and grunts. Each worked at different power levels, and yet each class of character was vital. I like the idea of the church hiring the party to watch over GB--like transport him from a small town to the main city. Then, if I set it up that the GB needs "guardians" to get around much of the city, that would be a hook to keep GB with the party. Like if there is a series of child-murders--no, murders of street kids, the clerics of Therion would be going crazy to find out what was going on. And thus our adventure starts. . . . hmmmm. . . Thanks for all the good suggestions! Keep em' coming if you've got 'em. --Brian [/QUOTE]

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