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<blockquote data-quote="Krail Stromquism" data-source="post: 1113648" data-attributes="member: 2400">I always try to avoid to a direct route with missions and asskicking villains, which your Fey-ri is.Go thru with the dungeon delve but have the party find evidence of the teifling thinking about a double cross or holding out for more money for the artifact. maybe give those LG characters a chance to parlay their way out of the big battle or at least a few battles.After they exit, thats when the Fey-ri shows up, hits them with a FB, magic missles them, give him a bunch of hired 0 level warriors to rain arrows down on them, killing them isnt the point but messing them up is. Try and see if the party takes some teiflings prisoners. the Fey-ri will kill all of them but leave the party wounded and dying, and let his surviving hirlings take some of the parties loot.Knowing PCs this'll piss them off, and they will want to hunt everyone down and get their loot back and a little vengence. This could lead to a long string of little adventures hunting down the hirlings one or two at a time and then when they are finally ready, they can meet up with the main man.Any creature that can normally FLY, should be doing so anytime its encountered, especially in combat! As well as his &quot;lair&quot; should afford him this same advantage.anyhow,cool man! let us know how it all shapes up.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Krail Stromquism, post: 1113648, member: 2400"] I always try to avoid to a direct route with missions and asskicking villains, which your Fey-ri is. Go thru with the dungeon delve but have the party find evidence of the teifling thinking about a double cross or holding out for more money for the artifact. maybe give those LG characters a chance to parlay their way out of the big battle or at least a few battles. After they exit, thats when the Fey-ri shows up, hits them with a FB, magic missles them, give him a bunch of hired 0 level warriors to rain arrows down on them, killing them isnt the point but messing them up is. Try and see if the party takes some teiflings prisoners. the Fey-ri will kill all of them but leave the party wounded and dying, and let his surviving hirlings take some of the parties loot. Knowing PCs this'll piss them off, and they will want to hunt everyone down and get their loot back and a little vengence. This could lead to a long string of little adventures hunting down the hirlings one or two at a time and then when they are finally ready, they can meet up with the main man. Any creature that can normally FLY, should be doing so anytime its encountered, especially in combat! As well as his "lair" should afford him this same advantage. anyhow, cool man! let us know how it all shapes up. [/QUOTE]

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