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<blockquote data-quote="thejc" data-source="post: 5458681" data-attributes="member: 100006">We've done similar things. A mini campaign was once based around a large dungeon like this. The PC's had their memories wiped. Although they retained knowledge of skills, and abilities thoug. It was supposed to be like a celestial &quot;rehab/prison/training&quot; deal. The only way to get out was to make it to &quot;bottom&quot; or defeat everyone else(ala highlander). Eventually it took on the form of said prison/rehab/training ground&quot; but one that had been forgotten about. The PC's had to both work together and against each other. &nbsp;Their main antagonist was an enlightened Iron Golem that somehow had been polymorphed into a half-elf(my world). &nbsp;It was pretty fun two deaths stand out:&nbsp;The barbarian almost single handedly taking down an advanced blackguard-fire giant. Only to have the ranger/assassin pc turn his poisoned arrows on them both when it was done to the nitty gritty hp wise.&nbsp;The other was a Firbolb-Reaping Mauler(Prestige Class) he needed little in the equipment buy section so he bought a couple/few immovable rods and used them to grissly effect.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="thejc, post: 5458681, member: 100006"] We've done similar things. A mini campaign was once based around a large dungeon like this. The PC's had their memories wiped. Although they retained knowledge of skills, and abilities thoug. It was supposed to be like a celestial "rehab/prison/training" deal. The only way to get out was to make it to "bottom" or defeat everyone else(ala highlander). Eventually it took on the form of said prison/rehab/training ground" but one that had been forgotten about. The PC's had to both work together and against each other. Their main antagonist was an enlightened Iron Golem that somehow had been polymorphed into a half-elf(my world). It was pretty fun two deaths stand out: The barbarian almost single handedly taking down an advanced blackguard-fire giant. Only to have the ranger/assassin pc turn his poisoned arrows on them both when it was done to the nitty gritty hp wise. The other was a Firbolb-Reaping Mauler(Prestige Class) he needed little in the equipment buy section so he bought a couple/few immovable rods and used them to grissly effect. [/QUOTE]

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