| xy4kuz4x |
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I only make 1 homebrew adventure. The party was a group of mercenary.
The main villain was a dwarf fighter level 9. Originally he was a military lieutenant general of Alamach kingdom and the main quest giver to the party. The quest was to rescue a human princess whom he had crush with. The princess was demanded by Gorvian kingdom as truce between the two kingdoms.
After the party save the princess from the bandits, the dwarf met the princess and confess his feeling to her. Unfortunately the princess rejected him. She told him that she had to married the neighbourhood prince in order to maintain the relationship between the two nations.
The dwarf then grew a grudge to the princess. He then ordered the party to bring the princess to the castle garden. He said that he wanted to met the princess once more before she went to her wedding. Unknown to the party, the dwarf ambushed and killed the princess with his dwarven elites. He also tried to slay the party so the murder would not be revealed to the king.
At last he was killed and the tragedy was exposed to the king. The marriage was canceled and so the peace between Alamach and Gorvian.
The party then strive to my next 'never released' adventure :(
| Gluttony |
Copy-pasted from another post of mine, in which someone else asked a similar question:
One of my favourites was a fellow called 'Mother' Manning (real name Mariano Manning). He started out as a slightly-reclusive sterile druid down on his luck, unloved by all the women of his local area, and desperate for a family of his own. He reached out to the gods, and Lamashtu answered.
The Mother of Monsters filled him with fiendish Thriae larvae, turning his body into a living incubator of sorts and making him essentially the queen of a hive of fiendish thriae devoted to Lamashtu (because Thriae CRs are ridiculously widespread, and the PCs couldn't deal with a true queen). When the PCs first faced him he was a rather creepy NE human druid with waxy holes in his chest, some filled and nurturing growing larvae, some of which would occasionally burst as a larva wriggled out of his body, and some of which gaped open from where larvae had already left. When he was killed, the fiendish larvae still remaining in his body amassed in desperation, causing his head to burst open in a mass of flailing fiendish tentacles, effectively turning him into a Spawning Canker (Adventure Path #46) associated with Lamashtu rather than Shub-Niggurath.
Managed to give 3 out of 4 players nightmares with that one.
| Vamptastic |
My BBEG is going to be a Half-Celestial Aasimar who's a Paladin multiclassed with an Antipaladin, who's sheer confidence and self belief prevents him from falling, and this is slowly undoing the fabric of reality. The PCs will be on a race against time to get strong enough to take this sucker down.
Kinda got shades of Dogma going on.
There ya go.
| sunbeam |
When he was killed, the fiendish larvae still remaining in his body amassed in desperation, causing his head to burst open in a mass of flailing fiendish tentacles, effectively turning him into a Spawning Canker (Adventure Path #46) associated with Lamashtu rather than Shub-Niggurath.
Managed to give 3 out of 4 players nightmares with that one.
Well I'm not going to have nightmares, but...
Yuck.
Just Yuck.