Missions in Numeria?

[Solomani]

Anyone run any of the side missions in Choking Tower by chance?

[Gratz]

Yes, I have run the winery mission, but heavily modified, just after my group was finished exploring everything in and under Iadenveigh.

[Acolyte of Mushu]

I'm planning on running the Dusklight side-quest, and I'll not be using the galvo, because I don't like the creature's flavor. I haven't decided what I'll replace it with.

[Solomani]

I don't like the Galvo either. I am thinking something more Alien-esque perhaps. As in the Aliens movie.

[Duiker]

I also ran the Dusklight. I had them find the ship because the guy at the Astronomarium in Iadenveigh had a old beacon that appeared dead they he used as a paper weight, but a couple weeks earlier it had started beeping, and would beep faster when pointed in a certain direction. Idea was that the mudslide that exposed the top of the ship brought it back into range.

On a side note. Iadenveigh was a wonderfully built town. I think we spent two full sessions doing nothing but exploring the town and talking to people. I made up little plots in each of the places since even with only a paragraph, they seemed distinctive and lent themselves to such things.

[Solomani]

I like Iadenveigh as well, its very distinct from the rest of Numeria. Nice contrast.

I am reworking Dusklight and the Winery encounter now for my own campaign. For the Winery side-quest I noticed that DIara's curse moves characters alignment towards chaotic evil. I have a CN cleric as one of my characters. If he fails the save he will become CE. I suspect from that point he would not want to remove the curse.

An issue with anyone else?

[Duiker]

Solomani wrote:

I like Iadenveigh as well, its very distinct from the rest of Numeria. Nice contrast.

I am reworking Dusklight and the Winery encounter now for my own campaign. For the Winery side-quest I noticed that DIara's curse moves characters alignment towards chaotic evil. I have a CN cleric as one of my characters. If he fails the save he will become CE. I suspect from that point he would not want to remove the curse.

An issue with anyone else?

I actually have a mixed good/evil party, and I think the right type of player can handle CE very well in this case. Unity's vision is one totalitarian control, which while being evil is still the antithesis of a chaotic character. So long as you have mature players who don't think that CE equals crazy kill everybody no loyalty idiocy, I think it could be an interesting turn played right.

[captain yesterday]

This AP can always benefit from cartoon villainy :-)