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| #1eladerAug 03, 2008 14:33:34 | Hello! I am running a campaign with new, level 1 characters. I have a party of four including a half-orc fighter, a human cleric, a moon elf rogue, and a moon elf warlock. They began their careers in Halruua, at Halagard. They have ventured northwest toward Ahklaur's Swamp. I am looking for any suggestions about a campaign idea I can run through. Any thoughts for adventure ideas or hooks would be greatly appreciated! Thanks so much ![]() Elader |
| #218DELTAAug 03, 2008 15:04:21 | -3.5 OR 4E game? 18DELTA ![]() |
| #3lord_karsusAug 03, 2008 15:54:37 | -Yes. You definitely need to specify that, now. -That said, flip through the FRCS. It provides two or three plot hooks for most kingdoms/nations/regions. |
| #4Mr_MiscellanyAug 03, 2008 16:51:14 | Hello Elader,I am running a campaign with new, level 1 characters. I have a party of four including a half-orc fighter, a human cleric, a moon elf rogue, and a moon elf warlock. They began their careers in Halruua, at Halagard. They have ventured northwest toward Ahklaur's Swamp. When I think of swamps, I think of black dragons. Sure you're running a 1st level game, but you can just use really young black dragons, even if only for one encounter. Swamps make me think of swarming, diseased rats. Also zombies and undead. So.....you could run a recovery-type adventure, where the players have to make their way a relatively short distance into the swamp to recover something of some interest to an NPC. Perhaps a pair of black dragon hatchlings ambushed some human bandits (or even Crinti raiders far from home) within Ahklaur's swamp, where those bandits were busy dividing up the spoils of a raid on a merchant/local town/person of import (you choose). The kicker will be that your players will go in expecting to fight the bandits, only to discover it's dragons they must battle for control of what the bandits took. Along the way you can have the swamp (or something more nefarious) animate a few bandit bodies (your zombie encounter), have rat swarms attack the players and then run an encounter in the swamp at some abandoned fort (or abandoned wizard's tower) where the players will encounter the pair of black dragons. And there you go! :D |
| #5eladerAug 03, 2008 17:22:39 | Thanks for the suggestion Mr. Miscellany! Great stuff! ![]() My campaign is 3.5 ed. No 4th ed here yet :P Thanks again! Elader |
| #618DELTAAug 03, 2008 17:40:52 | -Ok. Now thats settled. ![]() -Do you have Red hand of Doom? Its for 5/6th level characters. It has a hook where the PC's have found a map to Vraath Keep. You may want to keep that in mind. -If not then disreguard. Mr M had some good suggestions too. 18DELTA ![]() |
| #7Mr_MiscellanyAug 03, 2008 21:34:40 | Hello Elader, Thanks for the suggestion Mr. Miscellany! You are quite welcome. May I also recommend the Red Hand of Doom adventure? Although I've never run it, I have read through it and think it's be a good choice to run. ![]() |
| #8markustay63Aug 04, 2008 1:32:38 | If you're in Halruaa, having a wizard send your PCs to find something is practically a must. And if its in some ruins in the swamp, so much the better. ![]() You do have my 3e Halruaa map, right? ;) |
| #9rinonalyrna_fathomlinAug 04, 2008 12:40:53 | Don't run a swamp without putting evil mosquitos (stirges?) in it.;) |
| #10lord_karsusAug 04, 2008 14:08:26 | Don't run a swamp without putting evil mosquitos (stirges?) in it.;) -The bane of mankind... |
| #11merrikcaleAug 04, 2008 14:19:14 | Hello Elader, I think of lizardfolk |
| #12rinonalyrna_fathomlinAug 05, 2008 11:17:12 | -The bane of mankind... No doubt. |
| #13rinonalyrna_fathomlinAug 05, 2008 11:17:47 | I think of lizardfolk Ah yes, a classic swamp villain. Or ally. Or neutral "encounter". |
| #14merrikcaleAug 06, 2008 22:35:52 | Ah yes, a classic swamp villain. Or ally. Or neutral "encounter". and cooler than bullywugs |
| #15lord_karsusAug 06, 2008 22:53:49 | and cooler than bullywugs -Definitely not. Bullywugs are awesome, and underrated. |
| #16merrikcaleAug 06, 2008 22:54:59 | -Definitely not. Bullywugs are awesome, and underrated. are not |
| #17lord_karsusAug 06, 2008 23:08:42 | -My Bullywug could beat up your Lizardfolk. |
| #18merrikcaleAug 07, 2008 9:47:56 | -My Bullywug could beat up your Lizardfolk. as if |