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<blockquote data-quote="Altalazar" data-source="post: 1392105" data-attributes="member: 939"><p>Nobles are being murdered.&nbsp; At first it is quiet, and nothing is done, but finally a very important noble from an important family is murdered and there is so much outcry, the king is forced to do something.&nbsp; He hires adventurers to investigate.&nbsp; Everytime they seem to get close, another noble dies, or the party itself is attacked.&nbsp; Eventually, they gather enough information to implicate a petty noble, but digging deeper, they find it is the King himself who was doing the killing and who implicated the noble.&nbsp; Once he finds out they know, he tries to kill the PCs.&nbsp; It turns out the real reason for the killings is the King is in a homosexual relationship and due to politics / social pressures / prejudice simply cannot let it be known that he is homosexual.&nbsp; So everyone who finds out or who is unfortunate enough to be involved with him is taken care of by the king.&nbsp; In the end, whether the king lives or dies, the issue is finally brought out into the open, with many noble families having to admit that some of their sons and daughters were homosexual as well, and if only they could have been open about it, none of the bloodshed would have happened.&nbsp; Society then changes for the better.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Altalazar, post: 1392105, member: 939"] Nobles are being murdered. At first it is quiet, and nothing is done, but finally a very important noble from an important family is murdered and there is so much outcry, the king is forced to do something. He hires adventurers to investigate. Everytime they seem to get close, another noble dies, or the party itself is attacked. Eventually, they gather enough information to implicate a petty noble, but digging deeper, they find it is the King himself who was doing the killing and who implicated the noble. Once he finds out they know, he tries to kill the PCs. It turns out the real reason for the killings is the King is in a homosexual relationship and due to politics / social pressures / prejudice simply cannot let it be known that he is homosexual. So everyone who finds out or who is unfortunate enough to be involved with him is taken care of by the king. In the end, whether the king lives or dies, the issue is finally brought out into the open, with many noble families having to admit that some of their sons and daughters were homosexual as well, and if only they could have been open about it, none of the bloodshed would have happened. Society then changes for the better. [/QUOTE]

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