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<blockquote data-quote="Nareau" data-source="post: 1805176" data-attributes="member: 969">I have this great idea for a campaign, where everyone is actually descendents of an ancient, space-faring race...Oh, wait.&nbsp; Nevermind.&nbsp; <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" />I've been wanting to run a &quot;cop drama&quot; for a long time.&nbsp; Whether it's 3.5 &quot;PC's are part of the city militia&quot; or it's d20 Modern actual cops, I'd love to do something that deals with the ethical dilemmas created by the tension between law and morality.My favorite BBEG was called &quot;The Horsemen&quot;.&nbsp; Basically a hive-mind undead spirit-force demon.&nbsp; It can't be killed.&nbsp; It can inhabit/animate essentially an unlimited number of corpses within a limited range.&nbsp; I had originally created this BBEG as the background for a PC, but I think it would be a great world-threatening enemy for a campaign.&nbsp; Think &quot;army of very smart zombies,&quot; and you're getting warm.Then there was the ancient-egyptian, supervillian, supergenius, Hitleresque mummy-clone sci-fi necromancer I came up with for a Spycraft campaign.&nbsp; He was cool.&nbsp; So cool, in fact, that I won't reveal too many of his secrets (in the hopes that one day we might pick that campaign back up...and knowing that one of my players is now a mod on EnWorld.)Spider</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nareau, post: 1805176, member: 969"] I have this great idea for a campaign, where everyone is actually descendents of an ancient, space-faring race... Oh, wait. Nevermind. :) I've been wanting to run a "cop drama" for a long time. Whether it's 3.5 "PC's are part of the city militia" or it's d20 Modern actual cops, I'd love to do something that deals with the ethical dilemmas created by the tension between law and morality. My favorite BBEG was called "The Horsemen". Basically a hive-mind undead spirit-force demon. It can't be killed. It can inhabit/animate essentially an unlimited number of corpses within a limited range. I had originally created this BBEG as the background for a PC, but I think it would be a great world-threatening enemy for a campaign. Think "army of very smart zombies," and you're getting warm. Then there was the ancient-egyptian, supervillian, supergenius, Hitleresque mummy-clone sci-fi necromancer I came up with for a Spycraft campaign. He was cool. So cool, in fact, that I won't reveal too many of his secrets (in the hopes that one day we might pick that campaign back up...and knowing that one of my players is now a mod on EnWorld.) Spider [/QUOTE]

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