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<blockquote data-quote="Rhenny" data-source="post: 7258998" data-attributes="member: 18333">I made an adventure where the PCs had to infiltrate a tomb where archeologists were over run by goblins and a bugbear. In the main hall, accessible by a ladder from the surface, there were scaffolds 20' high up on the north, south and west wall (and a passage leading under the west wall scaffold). On each scaffold were 2-3 goblins using pick axes on the walls.&nbsp; There was one leader goblin directing them. It was so noisy, the PCs could easily sneak down.&nbsp; If the PCs attacked two scaffold supports, I had the scaffolds fall causing 2d6 damage to each goblin.&nbsp; If the goblins realized there were intruders, they all had short bows. In another low level beginning adventure, I chased the party (only 3 PCs a small group) from a city because they were not humans (xenophobic town guards).&nbsp; The guards actually caught the PCs and defeated them, knocking them unconscious. Then the PCs woke up in a prison cell and met another prisoner who gave them a scroll detailing some strange stuff happening in nearby places. The prisoner was diseased or cursed and quite mad. Pretty soon he died and the others freaked out that they would contract the disease or curse so they planned an escape (based on Harried in Hillsfar).&nbsp; It was a lot of fun roleplaying with combats and interactions.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rhenny, post: 7258998, member: 18333"] I made an adventure where the PCs had to infiltrate a tomb where archeologists were over run by goblins and a bugbear. In the main hall, accessible by a ladder from the surface, there were scaffolds 20' high up on the north, south and west wall (and a passage leading under the west wall scaffold). On each scaffold were 2-3 goblins using pick axes on the walls. There was one leader goblin directing them. It was so noisy, the PCs could easily sneak down. If the PCs attacked two scaffold supports, I had the scaffolds fall causing 2d6 damage to each goblin. If the goblins realized there were intruders, they all had short bows. In another low level beginning adventure, I chased the party (only 3 PCs a small group) from a city because they were not humans (xenophobic town guards). The guards actually caught the PCs and defeated them, knocking them unconscious. Then the PCs woke up in a prison cell and met another prisoner who gave them a scroll detailing some strange stuff happening in nearby places. The prisoner was diseased or cursed and quite mad. Pretty soon he died and the others freaked out that they would contract the disease or curse so they planned an escape (based on Harried in Hillsfar). It was a lot of fun roleplaying with combats and interactions. [/QUOTE]

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