Help Adding Fort Feilong to Kingmaker

[Gromnar]

Hi all,

I'm currently running Kingmaker for one of my gaming groups and I'd like to include the hobgoblin town/kingdom Fort Feilong described in Ironfang Invasion Fangs of War. The fort is in an unnamed spot in the River Kingdoms, and I'd like to insert it into one of the Kingmsker maps of the Stolen Lands, perhaps replacing the Tiger Lords and Armag with the hobgoblins. Anyone have any suggestions?

Thanks!

[Banedon_421]

It could replace the trolls in RRR. Did your group deal with Hargulka already?

Edit: My suggestion is probably bad. From what I read, fort feilong is much bigger than Hargulka's place...

[Gromnar]

Banedon_421 wrote:

It could replace the trolls in RRR. Did your group deal with Hargulka already?

Edit: My suggestion is probably bad. From what I read, fort feilong is much bigger than Hargulka's place...

I had thought of something similar...it's certainly much bigger then Hargulka's though I'd like to also introduce mass combat to the game earlier.

Currently we are on the first book so we aren't too far yet.

[Touc]

Depending on how your game goes, my Hargulka monster kingdom built up from a small operation to expansion, eventually coming across an ancient castle that they used slave labor and their enhancements (in my game, if one were to eat a fey, they might have a chance of absorbing an aspect of that fey...my BBEG is supplying Hargulka with a constant supply of Boggles as they have a fire resistant trait).

The trolls didn't at the beginning have the numbers to maintain the castle, but gradually they add lizard folk, the frog people, and other allies (wherein the PCs have a chance to exploit the divisions between those allies if they didn't prevent the alliance in the first place).

Anyhoo, could Fort Feilong be something discovered and too large for their numbers but perfect for a restoration project?

Also, your mass combat could begin small, with Hargulka testing them with a slave levy of goblins or the like. He can't risk too much because his control over alliances is tentative and he has to constantly juggle things like trolls wanting to eat his allies.