Wow. Now THIS is good stuff. I can see this getting expanded even more, it's such a good base.

At the end, it would be useful to get some Character Summaries.

Otherwise, this gets a five. Go to Comment

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The recursive portal trap is inherently different for a few reasons:
1: The portal is entirely harmless without any ammunition fired into the trap.
2: Players are not physically disabled in any way, besides arrows and bolts sticking out of their bodies.

As to it being a "Straight copy" from the game portal, the differences between a game where a player can create an endless loop of portals and an object within a game that is an endless loop of portals the player characters have no control over is pretty large. Portal did not originate the idea of one portal leading into another.

It popularized it.

A similar historical example would be the creation of calculus. (http://xkcd.com/626/)

Sure, Newton did it first, but that doesn't imply that Leibniz was working solely off Isaac's work. Go to Comment

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I agree. Any suggestions or ideas that you want added, will be. Go to Comment

I was shooting more for song suggestions :P
But I'll think about some more fluff additions. Go to Comment

Update: I guess now it's past 'stub' stage. Go to Comment

Update: Yay BBcode Translator! Go to Comment

I can safely say that not all of my suggestions are intended to be in PC's hands for more than a few adventures.

Usually the game-breaking ones. Go to Comment

EDIT: Added History Section. Corran is gonna need a page soon I guess. Go to Comment

Another possibility is that the trap is already filled with projectiles loosed by previous victims of the trap- a whirling river of arrows, bolts and magic still hurtling down the passage. Go to Comment

Or you get pushed out of the effect through magic, psionics, ect. Go to Comment

So I have a few questions:
How is Vancarse' insanity affecting the business he runs? Does he have lieutenants running the show, or is it collapsing?
Are the servants afraid to speak, or are they spreading word far and wide of the Lord's madness?

And a few thoughts:
If players don't immediately investigate, how is the Lord still alive? Does he find his own food, or is he dead, waiting for the maid to arrive?
How does Jeremy react to outside interaction?
Does anyone want Jeremy saved?
What is Jeremy like sane? Go to Comment

Update: UPDATE:
No longer a stub since Cheka complained.

Added speed, jumping ability. (Can keep up with a cat, can get up stairs but not much higher.)

Fixed blurb on time it can glow after being fed. (Trying to leave it ambiguous to allow DMs to officiate it how they like.) Go to Comment

Ask them. They can control their glowing at will. Go to Comment

Update: Added to quest as per Dossta's suggestion. Go to Comment

Update: Added to the quest as per Dossta's suggestion Go to Comment

I'll see about a summary of the campaign and how the web was used. See, next week they're going to get tasked with dismantling as much of that web as possible- since they hate the city and most of the people in it, they should approach it with glee. Go to Comment

I honestly wouldn't have posted this without the pics- there's no other way of capturing my manic attempts to map out social relationships. Go to Comment

I'm currently running a campaign set in Danamar, which is taking the majority of my creative juices at the moment. I'm glad you guys are still enjoying what material has found its way here. Go to Comment