D&D Ideas

Here's one for you DM's that want a side quest that will have the player's trying to figure out how to solve it. The players have reserved a location for later & have now come in to use said reservation. Once they try to use the person will ask for the password they saved, which the player were never asked to provide. The players now have to find a way to fake their way pass the password & or pass the person. Of course they could always just call the supervisor, whom will solve the problem by figuring out that the reserve had just mixed them up with another group (doing this option will take about 2 hours or so, since the supervisor is not in the building at the time).

Here's one for you DM's that want a supernatural world event. The soul migration, when lost souls who have finally fulfilled their purposes make their way to the great beyond. The soul migration happens on one specific date each year, & is observed by many religion/cultures. On this day most countries make it illegal to get into any fight with ghost/spirits & or sometime skeletons or zombies. No one knows how the soul migration first started, but they all know that it does happen & that it's a major event in maintaining stability in the world. Any country/person who tries to stop the soul migration for gain will usually be deemed a threat to the civilized & are thus wanted fugitive.

Here's one for you Dm's that want a villain that can beat you in both a fist fight & a game of chess. The Brilliant Bruiser is  a person of both strength & mind. They have a body that's been chiseled though nearly  a lifetime of a ridged work schedule & a mind crafted from solving some of the hardest puzzle, this person has nearly mastered both mind & body. What they lack is social skills, & (usually) humility so their large ego's tend to be a down fall. Nonetheless it is still a very poor idea to go up against one of these villains in a game of strength or intelligence. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Types of 'The Brilliant Bruiser' The Perfectionist: Everything must be perfect for them to be happy, & they do mean everything. Though their strive to make everything perfect started with themselves, it has quickly evolved into a hecti...