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D&D 5E What does a feylock patron want?
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Tales and Chronicles
Jewel of the North, formerly know as vincegetorix
Linked to the adventure:
- The faith of Azar-khul (convert the warlord from Tiamat to the Summer Queen; she needs a ready made army to fight the mad giants from the Freydark)
- A dance with the last giant.
- the refugees from Brindol
- Dragon-touched menagerie: gather one drake of each color and capture Azar's half-dragon behir.
- The faith of Azar-khul (convert the warlord from Tiamat to the Summer Queen; she needs a ready made army to fight the mad giants from the Freydark)
- A dance with the last giant.
- the refugees from Brindol
- Dragon-touched menagerie: gather one drake of each color and capture Azar's half-dragon behir.
jgsugden
Legend
The classic faerie folk tropes enter dangerous grounds, but there are ideas of that Titania,the Summer Queen, may want: Titania
In my setting, Oberron and Titania are a package deal, working together, but always with an edge towards each other. She is the epitome of order in chaos. What seems to be a fleet of fancy from her is actually a clever plan with a specific goal that most people fail to realize until it is executed. That approach is very freeing as a DM, as the relationship with the PC may be very confusing - and that plays into her mystique. You can send them on very random seeming tasks, and add to their results after the fact to create the clear picture of what she wanted. However, I would suggest at times you flip that equation and have her assign the PC to the finishing piece of a puzzle where the other parts are visibile.
For Red Hand of Doom, I'd pick a couple places to have gates to the Feywild and make her end goa be to prevent the events of the module from impacting the Feywild.
In my setting, Oberron and Titania are a package deal, working together, but always with an edge towards each other. She is the epitome of order in chaos. What seems to be a fleet of fancy from her is actually a clever plan with a specific goal that most people fail to realize until it is executed. That approach is very freeing as a DM, as the relationship with the PC may be very confusing - and that plays into her mystique. You can send them on very random seeming tasks, and add to their results after the fact to create the clear picture of what she wanted. However, I would suggest at times you flip that equation and have her assign the PC to the finishing piece of a puzzle where the other parts are visibile.
For Red Hand of Doom, I'd pick a couple places to have gates to the Feywild and make her end goa be to prevent the events of the module from impacting the Feywild.
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