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<blockquote data-quote="TheAlkaizer" data-source="post: 8436596" data-attributes="member: 7024893">Session yesterday was cancelled. So I get to work and prepare for the following sessions in advance.I've given them some clues and rumors as to a mountain that used to be the mountainhold, Berk Stolz, under the rule of Clan Glasseyes. In the weeks prior to the Shattering (a cataclysmic event that broke the material plane in dozen of smaller planes), the dwarven clan inhabitating it left. Months following it, they went back but found their former halls sprawling with kobolds.Pulling inspiration from Warhammer Fantasy, the halls are not infested with both Kobolds and Troglodytes that are coming from two different collapsed mine shafts deep under the hold, and they're fighting for control.A local mayor already told them that he had promised the dwarves help, but doesn't have the resources to. If the players manage to participate in the mountains being cleansed, he'll give them 250 gold (on top of what the dwarves could potentially reward them with).I've started doing some plans for the mountainhold itself. I've got some cool ideas, but it'll take a few more hours to turn this into something concrete.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TheAlkaizer, post: 8436596, member: 7024893"] Session yesterday was cancelled. So I get to work and prepare for the following sessions in advance. I've given them some clues and rumors as to a mountain that used to be the mountainhold, Berk Stolz, under the rule of Clan Glasseyes. In the weeks prior to the Shattering (a cataclysmic event that broke the material plane in dozen of smaller planes), the dwarven clan inhabitating it left. Months following it, they went back but found their former halls sprawling with kobolds. Pulling inspiration from Warhammer Fantasy, the halls are not infested with both Kobolds and Troglodytes that are coming from two different collapsed mine shafts deep under the hold, and they're fighting for control. A local mayor already told them that he had promised the dwarves help, but doesn't have the resources to. If the players manage to participate in the mountains being cleansed, he'll give them 250 gold (on top of what the dwarves could potentially reward them with). I've started doing some plans for the mountainhold itself. I've got some cool ideas, but it'll take a few more hours to turn this into something concrete. [/QUOTE]

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