There my space pirates along with teams of biomancers are subjecting goblins, elfs, dwarfs, humans etc. to horrific metroid mutation and genetic experiments using a substance called phazon.
They chose leave them alone. I want to know what you would do in a situation like this. State your intentions in character.
Ok my party was poking around in undermoutain and discovered an extra level in its structure. A research facility that is as big as the whole undermoutain map. There my space pirates along with teams of biomancers are subjecting goblins, elfs, dwarfs, humans etc. to horrific metroid mutation and genetic experiments using a substance called phazon. They chose leave them alone. I want to know what you would do in a situation like this. State your intentions in character.
In a situation like this what I would do is look at my DM and say "Are you
high"?Shadowrun is really good and has fantasy elements with its sci-fi. You might find that a bit more to your liking. A huge lab subjecting dwarves, elves, etc to horrific experiments would be right at home in that game, rather than an element you are awkwardly shoe-horning in.
As for the lab:
Maybe we should try to kidnap one of these biomancers and see what they're up to, rough him up a bit and make him "compliant". Maybe we can find out the best way to destroy this lab, if that's possible for our current skillset.
Allow me to explain my character to you.
He is a tarkatan samurai warrior. Because of his brutality in battle and the fact he is always covered in the blood of his enemies he is called The Crimson Demon.
However he is a paradoxical creature. You see tarkata are insatiable when it comes to battle and bloodlust yet the crimson demon is often reluctant to go to battle.
Also despite never taking his red phazite battle armor off and having his katana and two retractable arm blades that can slice through plates of steel, he often disappears when there is an encounter or fight.
He is invincible in battle when he does fight, however he relies on his hi-tech weaponry more then his katana or blades.
He says he cannot survive with out his built in holo-computer or satellite grid. If they are unavailable he retreats back to his sanctuary fortress, a hi-tech mountain facility that is protected with an impenetrable security and defence system.
This place is connected to the intergalactic internet or outernet as some call it. He receives so much data there that you can see it as a sort of digital rain. when it someone else's turn to DM my group always let's me keep my technology because otherwise my character will not leave the sanctuary fortress.
So like is said its a paradox. He is more then capable of taking on any foe without problem but he hides himself everytime there's a fight going on. In fact the first thing he does when he encounters a foe, he scans it and then make a run for the exit unless the person railroads me.
Ok my party was poking around in undermoutain and discovered an extra level in its structure. A research facility that is as big as the whole undermoutain map. There my space pirates along with teams of biomancers are subjecting goblins, elfs, dwarfs, humans etc. to horrific metroid mutation and genetic experiments using a substance called phazon. They chose leave them alone. I want to know what you would do in a situation like this. State your intentions in character.
I shoot the first space pirate in the face with my plasma rifle. Then I Yell, "Give me the phazon bitches! Or I'll melt your faces!!!!"
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I'll one-up you. After finding a secret underground lab under the main city in the campaign setting, my PCs wound up flying a black, V-shaped flying machine through a wormhole in said lab, and crashing in 1947 in Nevada, near Area 51. After escaping from Area 51 (with the help of a cute blue-skinned alien girl with 50s-style rayguns and a flying saucer), they took refuge in the town of Poiche nearby - only to have it revealed that a Drow mad scientist detected that the wormhole had been opened again (she had been there since 1850, and had given the world most of its technology through her super-science and magitek) and set forth to TAKE OVER THE WORLD with her mutant spider army (including atomic spiders and lava spiders) bred in her secret underground lab, and use the wormhole to call in backup from the main setting.
The PCs, deciding that they would need to save the world (again) did science at a 40s-era radio (The Rogue is amazing at technobabble) to seize control of President Truman's sudden, spider-related public address, and assure him that they've "got this one".
I like using D&D as the setting for these things because 4e captures the sort of high-power game I want to run, and in the end, is there really that much of a difference between orcs, dragons, and wizards and space pirates, giant robots, and aliens?
Finally, solve some ridiculous riddle involving an ornate replica of a stirge made from diamonds whose 4 wings have been dettached and scattered everywhere in the complex for some reason. Make the ornament whole, use it as a key to unlock a door leading to a giant vat of alchemist's fire and proceed to lower the levers there to sink the whole place. And as I leave the complex, happy by having rid the world of such a madman's dream, I'm comfronted by one of the founding nobles of the complex, who has experimented on herself to the point of becoming an aberration of gargantuan size and terrifying attacks. Luckily, the room where the vat was located contained an experimental weapon that could fire Orbs of Force at will.
They called it a "Linear Launcher"