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Good Morning fellow DMs. I've recently started running a game where my unknowing PCs are in RandLand. They've been running the old module Good Morning fellow DMs. I've recently started running a game where my unknowing PCs are in RandLand. They've been running the old module Prophecies of the Dragon and we've run into zero issues so far.
I've let them make a 100% PF PC and have worried very little with the actual Wheel of Time RPG rules. My concern is in the module, where the story assumes the PCs know a little of the WoT story.
We are currently in Falme and the Horn of Valere is about to be blown in our next session by Mat C. How do I incorporate these events into my campaign as none of my PCs have read the story. I believe I have this very well hidden from them, as I had just finished Wizard’s First Rule and they believe this is where its all coming from. I did include some stuff from there to throw them off.
All suggestions welcome. I didn't proof this, you get.
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It has been sometime since I last read the WoT books, so forgive any mistakes.
What exactly is the intent? Do you want the horn to be blown but them still be unaware they are in randland? Or do you want advice on how to dramatically reveal this? Are the characters natives to the setting, or plane hoppers of some sort?
In terms of just giving exposition, and explaining the horn, you could always have a gleeman telling of the hunters of the horn. A bit on the nose, but an option. You might also have them encounter some hunters of the horn, and give some details from that. Perhaps as an antagonistic group, or perhaps an old and dying hunter they run across can tell them his tale?
If it's based on the WoT then it will still be going into next century, but the PC's charaterisations will stretch credulity.