338. The players are part of a village (or come across one), where everyone is happy and nice. Food is plentiful, crime is sparse, and the place is a beautiful paradise. Little does everyone know that it is an illusion, and the people who mysteriously die or disappear, are food or sacrifices for an evil overlord. Strange things may happen, like women having partial memories of pregnancies and not having a baby, criminals seemingly disappearing, travelers never returning, etc.
339. A village has a Vampire elder/mayor that is revered. The citizens donate their blood to him/her willingly, and he/she is a pretty good guy/lady overall. Legend has it he/she is a great hero of the village, and destroyed a great evil, becoming tainted him/herself. A neighboring city blames this Vampire for some recent tragedies, and sends some vampire hunters to destory him/her. The PCs must decide who is right and who is wrong. Can they bring peace? Or will they end up taking on a whole village or even a city?
340. A huge earthquake reveals a massive crevice in the earth, awakening a forgotten race of intelligent humanoids. Although small in numbers (1d100+20?), it soon becomes known that the blood of this race has radical healing powers, and their life force (souls), can grant immortality, or at the very least reverses aging and prolongs life. Do the PC's try and protect these people and help them carve out their place in the world, or do they also seek them out to exploit them? If the former, how do they plan on stopping some of the world's most powerful wizards, overlords, rulers, and their respective minions?
