- A Leprechaun. Faced with violence/threats it and its pot of gold disappears. To win its treasure* characters need to solve (and survive) a riddle and/or trick.
- Nothing, but on the way there was opportunity to jump off onto the Moon.
- Xanadu.
- Temple of Heimdall.
- The god Heimdall (or Greek Iris, etc) guarding the entrance to Asgard. To pass (or return) he demands task/quest be completed.
- Hysterically upset Leprechaun who has just lost his pot of gold.
- Cloud Giant's castle, whose sally port is slightly ajar.
- Green dragon examining a pot of gold after having just ate a Leprechaun.
- A Curdle** of Leprechauns lay waiting in ambush. Were did you think they get their gold from, eh?
- Loki disguised as Heimdall. Attempts to trick travelers into doing a "quest for the gods".
- Greed Demon disguised as Leprechaun. Offers various "pacts" in trade for a pot of gold.
- Darkside of the Rainbow. A gray, color/life draining, evil place.
- (bonus item) Cake!
* The Leprechaun's biggest trick of all is that its "treasure" is not a pot of gold.
** "Curdle" being the proper collective noun for a group of Leprechauns.
Don't forget zombie field hands!
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Just watched Xanadu a few nights ago. Not as weird as The Wiz, but cheesy fun just the same.
ReplyDeleteSome excellent ideas in there! :D
ReplyDeleteAllan.
Here I go several years without reading the word "sally port" except perhaps in the 1E D&D DMG. Just last week I found myself reading the Wikipedia article on sally ports. And now you've used the phrase here.
ReplyDeleteI can't tell if I didn't encounter it elsewhere during that time, or if I encounter it often but only noticed after reading the article.
14. Login to chatroulette, and that's what the PCs find.
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ReplyDeleteDude, I'm an evil bastard DM. But, that, that's just wrong.
Gonna have to find me "The Wiz"
Age of Fable added some great ideas
ReplyDeleteA wizard, Roy G. Biv.