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Cheka Man	7 Motorcycle Clubs By: Cheka Man With a thrumming of loud Harley engines, seven motorcycle clubs hove into view on the highway... Organizations Criminal/Espionage Country/ State	by Cheka Man 45^xp 1 reply 681 views
Scrasamax	SHORT: The Fresh Prince of Port Said and Jazzy Jah By: Scrasamax A pair of heterosexual life partners who are equal parts musicians, club scene backers, and warlords NPCs Scenario Based Combative	by Scrasamax 92^xp 580 views
Cheka Man	Motorcycle Club Ranks By: Cheka Man There is a certain section of motorcyclists who have organized themselves into outlaw biker clubs and here are their ranks. Articles Setting Building Citadel Help	by Cheka Man 75^xp 3 replies 5293 views
Woofer295	Thardoss' Gift, The Chimeric Blade By: Woofer295 A weapon that changes form as it sees fit, changing shape so as to give it's wielder the best possible tool for the job. Items Melee Weapons Combat	by Woofer295 60^xp 6 replies 2236 views
Scrasamax	The Hydro Club By: Scrasamax Somewhere along the line, someone decided that a giant swimming pool would make a great place for a rave club Locations Establishment Water	by Scrasamax 105^xp 5 replies 4177 views
Cheka Man	30 Bikers By: Cheka Man These bikers are Bad to the Bone. NPCs Extras Criminal/Espionage	by Cheka Man 70^xp 2916 views

“ An intelligent mask that, when worn, takes control of the individual and mimics their personality, only to commit horrendous crimes and commit great acts of evil in secret.”

clydedavis

“ <b>THE COVEN</b> When the characters approach a clearing in the forest, they will see 4 ogres who are guarding, and preventing from escape, 4 human males, and 3 human females. The ogres will see the party and leap to attack. The females will scream 'OUR SAVIORS!!' and run screaming straight across the currently forming battlefield, in between ogres and party members, to hide behind the rearmost party members. They will be safe there. The males will try to skirt the battle to the north side to join the women. To the south, giants will be hiding in the thick underbrush until the party has engaged the ogres and then attack the most opportune target EXCEPT the ones that the females are next to. It should be noted that the female commoners are not female commoners at all, nor are the male commoners actually male commoners. The female commoners are the hags, who have polymorphed themselves as the commoners in their stewpot to escape detection. The males skirting the battle are actually MORE ogres, the hags were in the process of polymorphing ALL the ogres into regular humans for ambush purposes. The REAL commoners are already dead, having found their way into the coven's cauldron for dinner. The hags (the women) will position themselves near to any spellcasters in the rear first, and then near anyone else in the back of the fight. The ogres (the men) will wait until the hags shift form, and then attack first the rear folks, then shift into the melee. It is possible that the characters, as they approach the ogres, will notice the giants in the bush, and be able to warn the others of the ambush. <i>GAME NOTES</i>: If you sell the screaming women correctly, they will not even be suspected until it is too late. Therein lay the problem. This encounter is ESPECIALLY deadly to the rear eschelon of the party. It is entirely possible that the hags will finish off half the party before they even realize they have been duped. Caution is required if the game master wishes to avoid a TPK(total party kill).”

Monument

“ The Door A nifty little encounter appropriate for any powerful sorcerer/magically adept monsters lair. When the party have penetrated to an appropriatly impressive level/room they encounter The Door, this door is a vessel through which the Sorcerer/Monster can safely work against any intruders, the door is heavy duty iron bound studded oak wrought with craft skill and magic, set in the middle is a crystal orb, once the party get within a preset distance the orb flickers briefly as the door warns its 'master' of the intruders, the master can then effectivly possess the door itself, this means that all movement the door is capable of (i.e. opening and closing) come under the control of the master, the master can also cast spells from the door as if he were there himself, all the while any damage that is inflicted in return merely damages the door, this will in effect ruin any of the parties chances of surprise, allow the master to assess the parties abilities while remaining safe and sound and finally will probably cause the party to waste some of their juicier items/spells on a chunk of wood and iron, and if the master happens to have a deadly spell or three it could also reduce the size of the party, Of course if you wanted to be really nasty you could have the door open to admit one person and then slam shut on the second person (squish) whilst blasting away with every spell in the mastrs repetoir”

Grendel