Of course, the person could be the equivalent of a saint to some diety... and the body was "absorbed" by the diety. Maybe the church came by and took the body to make holy items of the saints various bones.
Of course the Evil church could of done the same thing... for really bad purposes. Go to Comment
A basic and interesting item. It is not a "grand item" or something to base a campaign around, but a utilitarian item that can easily be installed in almost any fantasy campaign.
Not your best work, but not bad either by any stretch.
I should get around to posting something new myself. Go to Comment
This seems like part of an adventure, rather than an adventure itself. Do we have an encounter section? Right we do. This should be there. Go to Comment
The werewolf could be related to the sheep farmer.
The Sheep Farmer could be responsible for "unrespectable deeds" against Jerod's sister.
Jerod should be persecuted by the other locals because he is "the wrong religion" or "from that country over the hill that invades us on a regular basis"
Perhaps the ring changes the owner? They take on more wolf like traits (mental and physical). Perhaps it is a cursed item, luring poor innocent people (HAH) to doing Evil.
And where did the ring come from?
The Werewolf's pack? A pact with a demon? An ancient artifact from the time of the Lunar Empire (the one run by changing races)? A random piece of jewelry purchased from a travelling tinker a few weeks ago? A wolf demon that has been harrassing the area and is tied to other plots the players have encountered. Go to Comment
Plots (Discovery) (Side-Quest)
Of course, the person could be the equivalent of a saint to some diety... and the body was "absorbed" by the diety. Maybe the church came by and took the body to make holy items of the saints various bones.
Of course the Evil church could of done the same thing... for really bad purposes. Go to Comment