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| _Elanthia_07-19-04, 09:47 PM | Im new to D&D, and I was just thinking of campaigns and this popped into my head. Please use constructive critisism opposed to cruelty itself. So, heres my idea: there are some centaurs who've taken an innocent wizard and imprisoned him deep within a dark cave complex. the centaurs have gained reinforcements from some other creatures in the area who agreed with their cause. The reason they had imprisoned the wizard is because there were so many evil wizards who had attempted to harm them in the past, and they had surely succeeded quite a few times, the centaurs losing their family or friends, So they had asumed all wizards were evil. I have considered creating my own monsters to better suit the campaign, but for now they will be centaurs, etc. Please reply, as I am looking for feedback!:) |
| SilverFoxKnows07-19-04, 10:32 PM | it encourages role playing (as opposed to roll-playing). And that's a good thing. That's a cool plot hook. That's a chance for your players to make some good allies or some good enemies. And here's some food for thought...maybe this captured wizard was framed by one of the wizards who actually has harmed the Centaurs. What better way to get rid of your opposition than by having your enemies kill each other. Good luck. Frank |
| _Elanthia_07-19-04, 10:34 PM | Thanks for the idea! I think that would work really well.:D |
| _Elanthia_07-19-04, 10:56 PM | how would I make it so the evil wizard framed him? |
| solandras07-20-04, 12:52 AM | Actually not hard at all. The evil wizard used an illusion spell to look like the good wizard. The evil wizard blasts them to bits, or kills as much as he can. The centuars later found the good wizard, thinking he was the evil one. |