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101 Adventure Ideas

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#1
yellowdingo
Jan 18, 2009 16:22:10 The idea here is that all those lady DMs will offer up the gems of their creative unmale genius...please find an example Adventure Idea below. The Idea being you will create a numbered entry with the same style of layout.

WHALEHUNTER

“Faster! Ya! Ya!” Now standing in the Wagon, Jacob pushed the horses to all haste.
It soared overhead in all its majestic horror, banked, turned, and came down the road toward him with its great mouth open as though it were feeding on a great shoal of fish.
James Jacob could only watch as the ghostly whale sailed out of the sky and swallowed his horses whole.

DM Briefing: The adventurers encounter a Gargantuan Ghost Whale that flies through the sky devouring everything. It is an unusual encounter in that it happens overland.
#2
toastedamphibian
Jan 20, 2009 17:58:16 A: Ghosts are incorporeal, they cannot eat things. [In 3.5. Mabey they can in 4e]

B: This has nothing to do with gender.

C: This reeks of a trap.

Can we please get this moved to the off topic tavern?

(Oh, I am going to steal your idea about aquatic ghost attacks on land though. The irony is excellent. Just have to find a better base creature, or a better template.)
#3
mellored
Jan 20, 2009 20:20:37 Ghostwhale is cool

This has nothing to do with gender.

I'm interesting in seeing "unmale" adventures. Male and female minds work differently, and there will be a different angle to them. It certainly won't hurt anything. Though i would change the title of the tread

Ghosts are incorporeal, they cannot eat things.

Even if it doesn't "eat" the horse, it could certainly do necrotic/psychic damage to kill it, perhaps even gain some HP from it.
#4
toastedamphibian
Jan 20, 2009 20:27:16
Even if it doesn't "eat" the horse, it could certainly do necrotic/psychic damage to kill it, perhaps even gain some HP from it.

Is that how ghosts work in 4e?
#5
stormbrand
Jan 20, 2009 20:30:46 Creating a normal topic and excluding men is not discussing a gender issue. It is just being sexist.
#6
mellored
Jan 20, 2009 22:07:44
Is that how ghosts work in 4e?

Ghost do necrotic damage usually by a touch, have phasing(walk through walls) and are insubstantial (half damage). But you can make your own creatures in 4e pretty easily.

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#1 yellowdingo Jan 18, 2009 16:22:10	The idea here is that all those lady DMs will offer up the gems of their creative unmale genius...please find an example Adventure Idea below. The Idea being you will create a numbered entry with the same style of layout. WHALEHUNTER “Faster! Ya! Ya!” Now standing in the Wagon, Jacob pushed the horses to all haste. It soared overhead in all its majestic horror, banked, turned, and came down the road toward him with its great mouth open as though it were feeding on a great shoal of fish. James Jacob could only watch as the ghostly whale sailed out of the sky and swallowed his horses whole. DM Briefing: The adventurers encounter a Gargantuan Ghost Whale that flies through the sky devouring everything. It is an unusual encounter in that it happens overland.
#2 toastedamphibian Jan 20, 2009 17:58:16	A: Ghosts are incorporeal, they cannot eat things. [In 3.5. Mabey they can in 4e] B: This has nothing to do with gender. C: This reeks of a trap. Can we please get this moved to the off topic tavern? (Oh, I am going to steal your idea about aquatic ghost attacks on land though. The irony is excellent. Just have to find a better base creature, or a better template.)
#3 mellored Jan 20, 2009 20:20:37	Ghostwhale is cool This has nothing to do with gender. I'm interesting in seeing "unmale" adventures. Male and female minds work differently, and there will be a different angle to them. It certainly won't hurt anything. Though i would change the title of the tread Ghosts are incorporeal, they cannot eat things. Even if it doesn't "eat" the horse, it could certainly do necrotic/psychic damage to kill it, perhaps even gain some HP from it.
#4 toastedamphibian Jan 20, 2009 20:27:16	Even if it doesn't "eat" the horse, it could certainly do necrotic/psychic damage to kill it, perhaps even gain some HP from it. Is that how ghosts work in 4e?
#5 stormbrand Jan 20, 2009 20:30:46	Creating a normal topic and excluding men is not discussing a gender issue. It is just being sexist.
#6 mellored Jan 20, 2009 22:07:44	Is that how ghosts work in 4e? Ghost do necrotic damage usually by a touch, have phasing(walk through walls) and are insubstantial (half damage). But you can make your own creatures in 4e pretty easily.