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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ThorneMD" data-source="post: 2675499" data-attributes="member: 4752">I am making a dungeon for my players that will effectively be a series of test.  I want it to test several aspects of adventuring life.  I have the names of the tests, but can't think of the actual tests.So far:1. Intellect before BrawnEnter a room. There is a 10' bridge spanning a chasm. Immediately, any spellcaster knows magic does not work here.On the bridge stands a behemoth in black armor, with a terrible looking sword. It's eyes glow read as it darkly announces, "Only a True Swordsman can defeat me."The creature is not beatable by any means.The solution: Sheathe your weapon and embrace the guardian, shake his hand, anything like that. If done so, the guardian nods, steps aside, and intones,"Only a True Swordsman knows that there are things where a sword is useless."2. A measure of GreedThey are given 3 options1. Receive a gem that can be priceless in value2. Receive 5,000 GP (adjust depending on level) each now3. Receive a map to a great treasureWhen I did this the gem was something an alternate material plane race who was now extinct would have paid anything for. The $$$ was real, and the map was real (used to begin the next campaign).3. The Greater GoodIn an otherwise empty room, they players are confronted with a figure (can be anything you want). They are given three options and must choose one; To completely eradicate a race on your world (like elves for instance), to let the figure choose, or to let the choice fall randomly. Do the players take the responsibility in their own hands, let fate decide, or let someone else take the control.What I still need:4. Test of Leadership5. Test of Wisdom6. Test of Courage7. Test of Skill8. Test of MercyCan anyone on the vast network of ENWorld help me?  Thanks.</blockquote>

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