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Ello all! I'm DMing for a morally questionable group of characters and got the idea to throw them a bit of a curve ball. They've been placed in the middle of an undead uprising and I've have figured out most of the details for what I'm planning. What I'm having trouble with though, is coming up with some interesting moral quandaries for them to interact with while their in the city. So far I have the following:

1. Encountering a group of survivors who are trapped on a large statue and surrounded by various undead. The group has the choice to try and help or sneak past.
2. Stumbling across a group of misinformed individuals in the middle of a human sacrifice who believe that the only way to end the undead rising is with sacrifices to Urgathoa.
And,
3. Running into a group of looters the middle of robbing a shop. The shop keep has tried to stop them but instead is now being beat up and crying out loudly. The pc's are aware that this is likely to draw undead to their location soon if something isn't done.

Ideally I'd like to come up with 3 more and I am more than open to suggestions regarding the 3 listed up above.

Hi guys, I wanted to ask some advice from other people who had run the Skulls & Shackles Campaign.

I like to read up on stuff my players are going to encounter way early and came across the section on tidewater rock. The impression I had been given of this building, from it's story and the way that it was talked about, was that it was a grand defensible castle for the PC's to set up base in. Looking at the layout though, I'm skeptical. The building doesn't seem to hold up to what legend says and I can't really see my players making long term use of it with the way it is now.
I was wondering what the community thought on this and if changing it seems like a good idea? I don't want to change it if the later books don't expect it to be much but at the same time, I want my players to have a reliable base of operations. Thoughts?