D&D Ideas

Here's one for you dm's that want some sea-folk. 1: A sea elf the loves to play their ocarina to all the folks who pass by. 2: A sea hag, who has an affinity for tricking children into do some very nasty things that this article will not disclose. 3: A group of orca's who go around & harass fishermen & merchant boats. 4: A dragon turtle, whom is slowly making it's way from the ocean to its egg laying ground (which is the middle of a desert) 5: A water weird which is acting particular weird for a water weird.

Here's one for you DM's that want some reviving. Appearance: A bottle that holds shinning & sparking water. Description: This water, found in a remote spring, allows for the revivification of a dead person. The person must have been dead for less than a minute. For the affects to go into work, the water must be doused on the wounds that had caused the death. The water can only be used once. Attribute: -Revivifies a dead person (person  must be deaf for a minute or less time) -Can only be used once.

Here's one for you dm's that want a villain that is never in the direct action of the story, but still affect it a great deal. The distant, ever presence but never their. The distant is a villain that tend to not get their hands dirty, due to one reason or another, & typically isn't personally met till the end of the story/arc. The Distant tends to be smarter, or at least more self preservative,  than most villains.  Don't be surprised if the y make elaborate trap or conspiracy happens from their doing. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Types of "The Distant" The Mastermind: Being far away, makes it much easier to plan. The mastermind  uses the lack of 'distraction' as a way to help them plan. After all pre-planning & a multitude of alternate plans can allows someone to succeed where they should have failed. Their followers tend to either be other pl...