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minus-squareedgemaster72@lemmy.worldlinkfedilinkarrow-up13·2 days agoThat would be a fun way to subvert expectations, make it sound like your typical “rats in the cellar” job: “Yeah, I’ve got a bit of a pest problem in the cellar and you came highly recommended.” “I mean, we’ve done that in the past, but that’s a bit beneath us now…” “The job pays quite handsomely.” “…Well, it better.” And then the pest problem is a wyrmling and maybe some kobolds
minus-squareilinamorato@lemmy.worldlinkfedilinkarrow-up8·1 day agoBrilliant. For a while I have wanted to do a Victorian/Steampunk gothic fantasy “monster rally” campaign in the vein of Werewolf by Night/League of Extraordinary Gentlemen/Van Helsing/Universal Monsters, and I think I may have just found my hook.
That would be a fun way to subvert expectations, make it sound like your typical “rats in the cellar” job:
“Yeah, I’ve got a bit of a pest problem in the cellar and you came highly recommended.”
“I mean, we’ve done that in the past, but that’s a bit beneath us now…”
“The job pays quite handsomely.”
“…Well, it better.”
And then the pest problem is a wyrmling and maybe some kobolds
Brilliant. For a while I have wanted to do a Victorian/Steampunk gothic fantasy “monster rally” campaign in the vein of Werewolf by Night/League of Extraordinary Gentlemen/Van Helsing/Universal Monsters, and I think I may have just found my hook.