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<blockquote data-quote="Lanefan" data-source="post: 7864885" data-attributes="member: 29398">In a previous campaign I ran two adventures, a couple of years apart.The first was the last in an embedded adventure series within the campaign, where the party had to find an invisible staircase up to a mansion suspended a few hundred feet in the air, and deal with (but hopefully not kill too many of) the transformed occupants - servants had become vampires, the lady of the house had become a lich, etc. - while doing what was required to restore the house back to normal and put it back where it belonged.The second was an attempt to retrieve the soul of a PC that, on his death, the goddess Hel had stolen to add to her collection.&nbsp; Normal revival effects wouldn't and couldn't work, so they had to find a way to in effect walk in to Niflheim, bargain with Hel, and then get the soul out again.And of course these two adventures were called:Stairway to HeavenHighway to HelRight near the end of the same campaign I ran three adventures back-to-back:The first was a simple foray into the Coldwood Forest to find out what was going on in there; during this adventure they managed to seriously piss off some Githi.The second was a simple mission against a Dracolich, adapted from the adventure at the back of the 3e FR setting hardcover book.The third was dealing with the Githi who attacked the party's home base in retaliation for what happened in the forest.&nbsp; And so we have:Coldwood MenaceAttack of the BonesRevenge of the Gith</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lanefan, post: 7864885, member: 29398"] In a previous campaign I ran two adventures, a couple of years apart. The first was the last in an embedded adventure series within the campaign, where the party had to find an invisible staircase up to a mansion suspended a few hundred feet in the air, and deal with (but hopefully not kill too many of) the transformed occupants - servants had become vampires, the lady of the house had become a lich, etc. - while doing what was required to restore the house back to normal and put it back where it belonged. The second was an attempt to retrieve the soul of a PC that, on his death, the goddess Hel had stolen to add to her collection. Normal revival effects wouldn't and couldn't work, so they had to find a way to in effect walk in to Niflheim, bargain with Hel, and then get the soul out again. And of course these two adventures were called: Stairway to Heaven Highway to Hel Right near the end of the same campaign I ran three adventures back-to-back: The first was a simple foray into the Coldwood Forest to find out what was going on in there; during this adventure they managed to seriously piss off some Githi. The second was a simple mission against a Dracolich, adapted from the adventure at the back of the 3e FR setting hardcover book. The third was dealing with the Githi who attacked the party's home base in retaliation for what happened in the forest. And so we have: Coldwood Menace Attack of the Bones Revenge of the Gith [/QUOTE]

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