D&D Ideas

Here's one for you DM's that want to fight your players, with your players (or at least DM controlled players) The players are going through a dungeon, when they come across a strange mirror. The mirror is on the side wall of a room that they need to get through. The door on the other side of the room will remained locked till all players enter the room (if your players don't do this & can't figure out how to open the door, give off a hint that has something important looking, correspond to the amount of players).  Once all the players enter the room, the door that everyone entered will lock, & the mirror will start to glow a misty purple. Soon enough, a gooey purple substance will come out of the mirror & form itself into a copy of each player. The gooey copies will then proceed to fight the party. If the players win the fight, the mirror will shatter & the doors to & out of the room, will open.

Here’s one for you DM’s that want a shorter campaign, & or want a campaign based around one clear goal. The Great Speir Tower, a tower that is said to reach the heavens itself. It is said that any person who reaches the top of the tower, will be granted a single wish, but not a regular wish, but a wish that has no limitation. However with this glorious prize, the people who have the ambition to try & reach the top, will have to go floor, by floor, by floor, by floor, to get to the top, each floor being more deadly than the last...

Here’s one for you DM’s that just want an odd, & kinda gross, item. Appearance: A spectral eyeball, that is in a jar… it seems like it’s trying to go somewhere. Description: This eyeball, stolen from the corpse of a ghost & then from the ghost itself, is quite a collectors item. It’s actually fairly common to find one of these at bigger potion brewing places & in curtain spell casting places, as a way to enhance spells that allow one to interact with the dead. Besides that, making one is actually a somewhat long process that requires stealing the eye from the ghost & the ghost’s corpse & then finding a way to preserve both in a jar.