Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="Ibram" data-source="post: 2757358" data-attributes="member: 17640">Taverns... the Spread Egale and the Bearded Clam show up in most of my games at some point.NPCS...Gerbo Nelkru, a very shady gnome merchant (who never wears a hat*), has been encountered in several campaigns.&nbsp; Hes always doing something illegal (like selling blackpowder weapons to goblins) and is usualy caught by the party.&nbsp; They've never managed to take him back to stand trial for his crimes as he usualy has some information they need (and often slips away in the inevitable chaos caused by an adventuring party).Blackchasm, a dwarven vampire and master weaponsmith.&nbsp; He has only been physicaly encountered once but his handywork (daemonicaly enchanted weapons) does turn up from time to time.There are also Lovecraftian refrences scattered about.&nbsp; Necromancers and daemonologists named Whately are mentioned from time to time, as are the &quot;Unausprechen Culten&quot; &quot;Cults de Ghouls&quot; and so forth.&nbsp; Howardian refrences also turn up, with the &quot;Scrolls of Skellos&quot; being mentioned from time to time.* the hat refrence comes from an old issue of Dragon, where they talk about gnomes.&nbsp; In it they say that a gnome not wearing the traditional pointy hat is untrustworthy.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ibram, post: 2757358, member: 17640"] Taverns... the Spread Egale and the Bearded Clam show up in most of my games at some point. NPCS... Gerbo Nelkru, a very shady gnome merchant (who never wears a hat*), has been encountered in several campaigns. Hes always doing something illegal (like selling blackpowder weapons to goblins) and is usualy caught by the party. They've never managed to take him back to stand trial for his crimes as he usualy has some information they need (and often slips away in the inevitable chaos caused by an adventuring party). Blackchasm, a dwarven vampire and master weaponsmith. He has only been physicaly encountered once but his handywork (daemonicaly enchanted weapons) does turn up from time to time. There are also Lovecraftian refrences scattered about. Necromancers and daemonologists named Whately are mentioned from time to time, as are the "Unausprechen Culten" "Cults de Ghouls" and so forth. Howardian refrences also turn up, with the "Scrolls of Skellos" being mentioned from time to time. * the hat refrence comes from an old issue of Dragon, where they talk about gnomes. In it they say that a gnome not wearing the traditional pointy hat is untrustworthy. [/QUOTE]

Verification