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<blockquote data-quote="Richards" data-source="post: 9020568" data-attributes="member: 508">Gnomes can make for interesting villains, too.&nbsp; One of my previous campaigns (&quot;Wing Three&quot;) had a gnome lich (Toofles Pigwilligan, although once he took on lichdom he wore the illusion of a skeletal equiceph - a Large sized, horse-headed skeleton - and went by the name &quot;Darklord Drago von Mordak&quot; to be more intimidating) who transported an entire magic shop into the Negative Energy Plane (while the PCs were in it - bummer for them!) so he could make off with its entire contents.&nbsp; That same campaign had a crazed gnomish baker named Pogo Snuffmuffin take out the entire Adventurers Guild by making a slow-acting potion in cake form that turned those who ate it into stone; for that adventure, my players used their animal companions and familiars to overcome the evil baker and his gnome henchmen and stop them from looting the Guild Headquarters, then found a way to get them returned to flesh.&nbsp; (Fortunately, they had the help of an elderly hireling to do things like open doors for them.)Johnathan</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Richards, post: 9020568, member: 508"] Gnomes can make for interesting villains, too. One of my previous campaigns ("Wing Three") had a gnome lich (Toofles Pigwilligan, although once he took on lichdom he wore the illusion of a skeletal equiceph - a Large sized, horse-headed skeleton - and went by the name "Darklord Drago von Mordak" to be more intimidating) who transported an entire magic shop into the Negative Energy Plane (while the PCs were in it - bummer for them!) so he could make off with its entire contents. That same campaign had a crazed gnomish baker named Pogo Snuffmuffin take out the entire Adventurers Guild by making a slow-acting potion in cake form that turned those who ate it into stone; for that adventure, my players used their animal companions and familiars to overcome the evil baker and his gnome henchmen and stop them from looting the Guild Headquarters, then found a way to get them returned to flesh. (Fortunately, they had the help of an elderly hireling to do things like open doors for them.) Johnathan [/QUOTE]

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