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Message: <blockquote data-quote="werk" data-source="post: 3996221" data-attributes="member: 29663">I Haven't read all the replies, but here's a quick start...The first thing I would want to do, which you've said, is separate them not only from the rest of the troupe, but might as well start them off fresh.  One of the rogues (probably the cleric) had made a favorable trade for an interesting bauble.  It doesn't detect magic, has no runes or inscription, but appears valuable.  He is often in the habit of leaving semi-valuable objects out so he can catch other 'entertainers' when they try to lift them, so he fastened this one to the outside of the wagon, as a type of name plate or decoration, but also rigged a string-bell-alarm so he could tell when the item was molested.At night, while sleeping, the team is awaken by the ringing of his little bell inside the wagon...he caught someone trying to be tricky during the night!  As the party exits the wagon, they see that they are not where the wagon train had stopped for the night, and theirs is the only wagon in sight.  The trinket is gone as well.Wha happen?  Start campaign of your choice.For effect, I'd probably make a drastic climate change, like forest to desert, swamp to tundra, something to make it really obvious that they are not anywhere near anything they are familiar with.</blockquote>