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Encounter: Mr. X, a totally normal philanthropist that tries to talk people with divination abilities or equipment into using it to help him find secret pirate gold. You know, for the children
Source: Fantastic Comics #10, 1940, from that issue's installment of "Flip Falcon in the Fourth Dimension"
In a video game or TTRPG, which quest provider are you most likely to accept a job from first?
the crafter's guild
the town council
the restless undead
the large religious organization
the upstart religion with bona fide miracles
the mysterious scrap of paper in an old book
the ancient prophecy that may yet be fulfilled
the anonymous note on the tavern job board
the crime boss
the local hedge witch / wizard
the dream
bah, fish bite hooks - I want to start a small business!
make an NPC who is definitely not a swarm of bees in a cloak. what do you mean “what’s that weird buzzing noise” I dont hear anything.
- Mod Rose
One of the biggest things I’ve noticed in the campaigns that I’ve been a part of, is that Dragons play a very minimal role in things, and it makes me sad. These things are incredible and great and powerful and can be awesome NPCs as well as villains, so great that they’re in the name of the game “Dungeons and Dragons”.
Everyone wants to focus on demons and devils and angels and otherworldly things, which is fine, but Dragons are pretty fuckin’ cool too.
Encounter: the Brain Emperor, a super-intelligent super-villain that wants to hire the party to help protect him from Mind-Flayers who (he assumes) are after his big succulent brain
Encounter: a sad monkey that once was owned by Seth Green; he has offered nearly $300,000 for its return so that it can star in a tv show. Do you take him back to sing and dance for Mr. Green’s amusement, or do you help the monkey escape to freedom?
Quest: the government wants to hire you to find and procure the most annoying thing in the world
Quest: whoso pulleth off this tire of this endangered crocodile’s neck, is rightwise president of Indonesia
