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<blockquote data-quote="NewJeffCT" data-source="post: 1982079" data-attributes="member: 10784">First - put the town at the intersection of two rivers - sort of like a Y.&nbsp; Then, on the open end of the Y, there is a large cliff - think of the scene in Fellowship of the Ring with the gang rafting through the huge statues of the ancient kings - only this town is at the point where two rivers meet.&nbsp; There are bridges going over both rivers.&nbsp; However, a sudden blizzard comes upon the town and both bridges get quickly weighted over with snow and collapse when merchants try to take their wagons out of town &amp; beat the snow... If you had just a snowstorm, the PCs might be inclined to rough it.&nbsp; To keep them in town, maybe some orcs, goblins, hobgoblins (or whatever) try to use the snow to stage a raid on the town.&nbsp; The PCs would hopefully be obligated to stay &amp; help them out, as some PC groups may still decide to rough it and leave town with no bridges &amp; a blizzard.Of course, the kiddies go out &amp; play in the snow when it stops snowing.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="NewJeffCT, post: 1982079, member: 10784"] First - put the town at the intersection of two rivers - sort of like a Y. Then, on the open end of the Y, there is a large cliff - think of the scene in Fellowship of the Ring with the gang rafting through the huge statues of the ancient kings - only this town is at the point where two rivers meet. There are bridges going over both rivers. However, a sudden blizzard comes upon the town and both bridges get quickly weighted over with snow and collapse when merchants try to take their wagons out of town & beat the snow... If you had just a snowstorm, the PCs might be inclined to rough it. To keep them in town, maybe some orcs, goblins, hobgoblins (or whatever) try to use the snow to stage a raid on the town. The PCs would hopefully be obligated to stay & help them out, as some PC groups may still decide to rough it and leave town with no bridges & a blizzard. Of course, the kiddies go out & play in the snow when it stops snowing. [/QUOTE]

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