Is the innkeeper responsible? 5+: no, and… he’ll help in the fight It’s…I hadn’t expected anyone tonight, what with the roads being what they are and the Keep’s attention focused eastward.”Ĭan he? 2+: no, and… (!!!) it’s an attack Tangrir steps up and shouts for attention. Is the inn crowded? 5+: no, and… adjourn/peaceĮven the innkeeper’s place behind the bar is empty. He makes his way toward it and enters the incense-filled common room. Smoke rises from the chimney of a roadhouse not too far distant from where he stands. He sighs and looks around for a promising place to sleep.Īny promising buildings within site? 4+: yes, and… it’s an inn With what little daylight remains, Tangrir watches as a handful of wagons and merchants leave the Keep and its great portcullis closes behind them. The Keep rises on a low plateau before him.Ĭan he reach the Keep before nightfall? 4+: no, and… it’s locked He rounds the final bend and the trail finally emerges from the twilight beneath the trees.
Tangrir has journeyed out of the west and arrived, finally, in the distant Borderlands region. Reminder: You can find links to every one of my solo session game reports on my Campaign Logs page. Threads: missing merchant, clear the Caves of Chaos NPCs: corrupt priest, castellan, necromancer, captain of the watch Note that this is different from ordinary Mythic behavior in that many of these NPCs and Threads may be unknown by my character, and their presence will only be seen through random actions during events.
I’ll be seeding my adventure with the following Mythic NPCs and Threads, based on my knowledge of the module. He is marked by his lithe strength, sharp mind, whip-fast rapier play, and the hideous scar that mars his face. My character is Tangrir, a swordsman from a distant land who has come to the Borderlands in search of fortune. Inventory (5/10): rapier, bow and quiver (20), bedroll, waterskin, rations (7) At first I’ll be using straight-d6 damage and rolling 3d6-in-order stats, but I’ll be allowing my PCs to start with max HP at first level. This will be a relatively hard core game that’s going to rely on good rolling and clever play. Inspired by Damn Elf Press, I’ve decided to start a solo Labyrinth Lord game based on the classic Keep on the Borderlands adventure.
0 kommentar(er)
