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<blockquote data-quote="DonTadow" data-source="post: 2766416" data-attributes="member: 22622">I thought I said, to dispose of magic.&nbsp; I don't put stuff in places to serve the pcs fancies.&nbsp; Its there because it makes sense for the fotress's original use.&nbsp; The elves whom ran it did lots of experiments and some things they screwed up.&nbsp; After some time it was easier to create this portal and dump things in that had endless magical effects.&nbsp; <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f609.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=";)" title="Wink&nbsp; &nbsp; ;)"&nbsp; data-smilie="2"data-shortname=";)" /> sort of like canada.&nbsp; Now, the pcs could have used it for a number of things, in particular two objects that had dangerious magical effects that were not disposed of properly that were still in the fotress and that the pcs could have mishandled .&nbsp; They could have also opted not to dispel the magic, and toss the sarcophgus in there, thus preventing anyone else from posessing such powerful items (the pcs were fearful that the drow, whom built an enclave in the far plane) woudl eventually find it.&nbsp; It seems to me Swrushing taht you want me to havei nthe campaign that whenever this character does something that would have been dangerious for any other pc that with her instead hilliatarity shall insue?I admit, the character gets on my nerves sometimes&nbsp; and i wish i could boot her from the campaign. And everytime i'm on here i'm complaining about her.&nbsp; but she does add worth to the campaign. She's great at puzzles and mysteries and then theres her husband factor.&nbsp; Plus she irks me greatly but the party only mildly.&nbsp; In business you weight the pluses and minuses.&nbsp; Honestly, her husbands rpging (for the time being)balances her annoyances (she also bakes cookies and brownies).&nbsp; The players whom find her greatly annoying have told me that they'd rather put up with her than loose her husband.&nbsp; In the end its about the players.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DonTadow, post: 2766416, member: 22622"] I thought I said, to dispose of magic. I don't put stuff in places to serve the pcs fancies. Its there because it makes sense for the fotress's original use. The elves whom ran it did lots of experiments and some things they screwed up. After some time it was easier to create this portal and dump things in that had endless magical effects. ;) sort of like canada. Now, the pcs could have used it for a number of things, in particular two objects that had dangerious magical effects that were not disposed of properly that were still in the fotress and that the pcs could have mishandled . They could have also opted not to dispel the magic, and toss the sarcophgus in there, thus preventing anyone else from posessing such powerful items (the pcs were fearful that the drow, whom built an enclave in the far plane) woudl eventually find it. It seems to me Swrushing taht you want me to havei nthe campaign that whenever this character does something that would have been dangerious for any other pc that with her instead hilliatarity shall insue? I admit, the character gets on my nerves sometimes and i wish i could boot her from the campaign. And everytime i'm on here i'm complaining about her. but she does add worth to the campaign. She's great at puzzles and mysteries and then theres her husband factor. Plus she irks me greatly but the party only mildly. In business you weight the pluses and minuses. Honestly, her husbands rpging (for the time being)balances her annoyances (she also bakes cookies and brownies). The players whom find her greatly annoying have told me that they'd rather put up with her than loose her husband. In the end its about the players. [/QUOTE]

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