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Straightforward and easily implemented ideas to create a little variation, Askar Avari, thanks for the input. That said, I think you convinced me to keep them as they are with your point about their characteristics being the point. Their given nature and stats will make stumbling upon the boss ogres more surprising and will also make a great counter to the Lucrecia fight.

Thanks again!

So it looks like my party will be heading down to The Hells in Magnimar (the prison beneath the city). They must head down there to retrieve a McGuffin from Sir Aeryn Darvengian who is a prisoner who has taken over the lower levels of the prison and assembled an army of prisoners. I have this loosely tied into the main arc of the AP.

I can stat Darvengian but I could really use some help in figuring out how many prisoners ought to be with him, how they should be statted, and if the party should have any chance of killing him and getting out alive.

Any thoughts would be hugely appreciated. . . session is in a week!

Many thanks!

Hey everyone, I have a PC who's backstory includes seeking his father who left the family prior to the pc's birth. He's a full-blooded elf from Kyonin who was cast out of his small community within the region as it was suspicioned that he was not a pureblood elf. The pc has been the victim of a great deal of bigotry and seeks his father in order to prove to his community that he is, indeed, an elf. He then plans to rebuff any attempts to welcome him back into the clan.

I'm looking to find an npc in the AP who I could create a backstory for as this pc's father. If I need to fudge his race and make him an elf, that's fine so long as it doesn't interfere with the trajectory of the AP. Would be great if he were an evil npc that the party has to fight so that, after he discovers his father's identity, he is then forced into the choice of attempting to destroy him or not.

Many thanks in advance for any thoughts you can offer!

Hi,

I'm assuming that captain yesterday is a different handle than nobodyshome but the same writer. I'm awfully sorry to hear about the difficulty you've experienced with your daughter but very happy for you that it all ended out alright! Sending good thoughts toward continued smooth sailing in the future.

Thanks again for all of your hard work and wishing you the best!

Oh, man, sorry to hear that work has been difficult, NobodysHome! Certainly not trying to create more stress on your end. Just a huge fan of the journal and am excited to see how you guys deal with the BBG. But what you've posted thus far has provided me with a tremendous amount of fun and countless ideas for my own campaign so I'm nothing but grateful.

Hope work improves for you and many thanks for sharing all of your hard work!