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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Brakkart" data-source="post: 2418661" data-attributes="member: 19617">As an act of sheer spite as the party cut him down, the campaign arch villain activates the Talon of Final Destruction, an artifact which summons and wakes the Tarrasque (to within 500' of the holder), of course said Arch-Villain's lair happens to be under a major metropolis, which means the creature arrives upstairs in the streets and begins wreaking havoc. With his dying words, he laughs as he tells them what he has done. The party have to haul ass back to the surface to stop it before it tears the city apart. Which of course leaves the body of said arch-villain for his minions to recover and flee with... He'll be back, more powerful than ever!PC's: "You're finished Dreggard!"Dreggard laughs and spits blood "Yes... I'm finished... and so is Baldur's Gate!" *holds aloft a strangely engraved talon and chants* "By nature's hand. By craft's, by art. What once was one, now fly apart!!" *a distant roar can be felt as a tremble through the ground as Dreggard collapses and dies*PC's "Uhhh.... what did he just do?"For the record the Talon comes from an old adventure in Dungeon magazine for the oop Council of Wyrms setting. In that a Dracolich was going to activate it on All Clans Island in the middle of the grand conclave of dragons and let it tear them to shreds!Ohh and the chant is from the old Visionaries cartoon, there it activated the staff of Destructions power which summoned a giant (50') green goblin-like creature with a huge sword and a penchant for extreme carnage and property damage. I thought it kinda fitting!</blockquote>

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