what Zylithan said.

Nice visual with the fog eminating off the weapons in warm climes. Go to Comment

A Winter-Quest bump. Go to Comment

Juicy. I have an idea for a sub using this info. The Vulture shall rise again!!! Go to Comment

The "Vale of the Vulture-Kings, Carrion-Sages of Istandor", progresses. Albeit slowly :-)

These sentences get my imagination going! The Great Vulture has but a special liking for intelligent beings. Not necessarily eating them, but talking to them. As it is shy and few people tolerate its presence, the only chance it gets for some good talk is when a person is alone and looks unthreatening. Go to Comment

brilliant! Go to Comment

BUMP. Go to Comment

what if the key to mystery is still in the room? What if Perans opened some dimensional gate right then and there (he really allowed them to see 'deeper into the darkness') , and whatever came out of it slew the necromancers. Perans then entered this realm. A shimmering mote somewhere on the inn-room wall is the deteriorating vestige of this gate. Go to Comment

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Many ways to run with this! Nice plot.


Or as the Beastie Boys would say "Listen up ya'll its SABOTAGE!" Go to Comment

Bumping this, as ephe's explanation is an interesting one, and very timely as it pertains to the current Great Debate. ;) Go to Comment

so simple. yet so ingenious. Thanks for creating my next campaign hook! Go to Comment

here's an old candidate for a new scroll. Tales of Adventure! Should I link it Strolen, or do you want to touch it up first? :) Go to Comment

nice BUMP Moon, never saw this before. Strolen, I love this concept! Go to Comment

Belfast and Palermo! Thats poetic Cheka! Well said! Go to Comment

Thieves Guild jingle:

We represent the Lollipop Guild
The Lollipop Guild, the Lollipop Guild
And in the name of the Lollipop Guild
We wish to welcome you to Munchkin Land
(TM)

(They keep trying to steal the gem, you see, and-----) Go to Comment

Brilliant hook...It reminds me of a potential episode for the incomparable Hercule Poirot. Leaving the what/who/why/when/where to the reader is refreshing!! Its all I need to let my own imagination take over and figure out the plot. I wish we had more subs like this. A nice hook, a bit of mystery, and THATS IT!! no lengthy essay on the particulars! Go to Comment

fixed goofball characters Go to Comment

Is this our shortest submission ever? And can I just say, I love the name drphluid :D Go to Comment

One twist here could be the "confusion" surrounding who the "foe" actually is...perhaps there are rumors/assumptions of trolls, orcs, demons, etc (take your pick) and the PCs assume the worst when reports of half-eaten farmers reach their ears. This could lead to some surprises if the PCs prepare for horrid "monsters", but instead find perfectly "normal" appearing people. This would work best perhaps, if the cannibals are not caught "dining" in-situ. I can see the exchange between PCs and Cannibals taking place on the road. The cannobals have dined and now return to their villages. The PCs warn the cannibals (who appear quite normal it must be stressed, not as deranged bone-in-nose types) about "farmers being attacked" in the area. The cannibals thank the PCs for the warning, nod, and go on their way. Much later the PCs sheepishly realize what is going on.

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The horn will turn saltwater into the finest dwarven ale That line says it all right there. Great little item.

I'm giving this thing to my recurring dwarven sea-captain npc, Qroth Saltguts, captain of three-banked drommond, Qysa's Tomb. And I thank you for unearthing this. This may sound like a silly comment, but I love my dwarven sea-captain, and this thing is *perfect* for him to own.
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