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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Munin" data-source="post: 2095070" data-attributes="member: 5722">Damn you! Thanks to you I'm now wearing my coffee!!To make a short story long, I run 2 campaigns concurrently with the same group. One is a Dark*Matter/CoC/Shadow Chasers hybrid, the other is something along the lines of a Quantum Leap style demon slayers d&d game. In short, the Dark*Matter characters have discovered that a Final Church cell has just summoned a demon (a blood fiend from FF) into our reality. The cultists critically miscast the spell, so at the moment the group is only aware that they have a 3-5 foot tall blood sucker on their hands..nothing they can't handle, right?Over the course of tomorrow night's game they will likely discover two disheartening facts: 1: it's getting bigger,2: they can't kill it.In the end they will have a 15ft monstrosity that is immune to virtually every form of damage they can dish out. I think I can pull a 'to be continued' and bring in the d&d characters without them catching on right away...if I pull it off right. Right now Charlotte, NC. looks like the spot where they will arrive, but that depends on where the Dark*Matter group is. They are hard to predict that way. If someone is from that area and knows of a good location I'd appreciate the insight. Other than that, I'm open to any ideas about where they arrive.*She* (makes it worse, doesn't it?) is played to type, and the responses from the npcs will be accurate. I fully expect her to have the party in deep trouble* within minutes of arrival. *As an aside, allowing a kender is one of the best decisions I've ever made as a DM. If the rest of the party is arguing some detail of the game all I have to do is pass her a note that says something like, 'no one is watching you right now', and the game just plays itself.</blockquote>

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