"Trouble at Durbenford" -- Any Good?

*like Nibolgs* They are SOO cool. :)

But then like people said, it's not for everyone.

But yeah Lost City of Barakus, VERY good too.
 

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Mystery Man said:
What would that be? I have the book but have not read it thouroughly yet.

Without giving too much away here, the party will be tasked with recovering an item from a dungeon. An item whose resting place is initially guarded by celestials intent on stopping anyone recovering said item.

So, unless you have a party of evils ot chaotics, players may well rethink recovering it and start wondering why their patron wants it so badly. So what your looking at is needing to prepare eventualities for that occurence if the players rethink fighting their way through to get the item.
 

DragonLancer said:
Without giving too much away here, the party will be tasked with recovering an item from a dungeon. An item whose resting place is initially guarded by celestials intent on stopping anyone recovering said item.

So, unless you have a party of evils ot chaotics, players may well rethink recovering it and start wondering why their patron wants it so badly. So what your looking at is needing to prepare eventualities for that occurence if the players rethink fighting their way through to get the item.


I'll have to read up on that section but actually that looks like it has great roleplaying potential for a good versus good type scenario.
 

Not to mention it doesn't mean just because its guarded by Celestials that it's necessarily an evil thing to steal from them! I mean who knows, they might be fallen Celestials! (I know, they aren't but I'm saying a way to reason it out for Good parties.)
 

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