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Message: <blockquote data-quote="pemerton" data-source="post: 7381232" data-attributes="member: 42582">As I already posted, I sent them an email. I have no recollection, two and a half years later, whether anyone, at our next session, discussed any sort of conversation with her. Here is the entirety of my record of what happened: I'm sure that in the fiction some of them had a nice chat with the Raven Queen as she was praising them and offering them items, but as best I can recall it didn't figure at the table. It was not really relevant. As the posts I linked to above (and relink here) make clear, <a href="http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?440504-The-Abyss-sealed-the-drow-freed-the-campaign-reaches-its-climax" target="_blank">the PCs had already found the secret way into Orcus's palace</a> (by extracting the information from <a href="http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?355600-Session-report-(Apect-of)-Vecna-defeated-demon-bargained-with" target="_blank">an Aspect of Vecna which they had earlier trapped inside wards</a>, which itself had Vecna's recollection of information he had been able to extract from <a href="http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?332755-PCs-bring-destruction-down-upon-the-duergar" target="_blank">an Aspect of Orcus which the PCs had earlier trapped using power drawn from Vecna</a>). And I have no idea what point you are trying to make about finality. What I did respected finality - the PCs teleported into their secret entrance, just as the players declared. All I did was embellish that success: on your way through, the Raven Queen uses her divine power to divert you via Letherna and gives you some stuff. When I talk about finality I'm not talking about a rule for passing the speaking-conch. (We don't need permission to speak at my table.) I'm talking about whether resolution resolves the situation. In this case it did - the resolution resolved the question of whether the PCs travel to Orcus's palace.I am generally wary of excessive GM embellishment of success, but I took a gamble that my players wouldn't object to this particular embellishment. And lo and behold, they didn't!</blockquote>

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