The players want their own keep.

18 thoughts on “The players want their own keep.”

1. Aren’t these questions you should first ask to the players?

2. I read it as questions meant for the players, that Steffen is sharing. Right?

3. I could do that. I could also ask that questions here so that I’m not fully unprepared if my players don’t come up with anything!

4. You could ask them in advance maybe?

   Or come up with a vague enough idea, and leading questions to let the players have some input.

5. That’s good

6. Owlbears!

7. Great Idea

8. at this point, ninjas owlbears!

9. Wizards breeding owlbears.

10. What kind of owlbears have made a lair out of the keep?

11. Not the kind they expect.

    These are massive, perfectly silent owls with great bear heads that swoop down out of the night sky and inflict grievous wounds with bear talons and massive ripping ursine teeth.

    When they carry off their prey, you can hear them roar HOO!

12. That’s a bearowl you’re describing mate ;p

13. Ask the players.

14. What do the owlbears who call the keep home want?

    What happened to the keep’s original builders?

    Who else wants the keep, and why haven’t they driven off the owlbears?

15. The keep has catacombs, which is where the monsters originally came from? So they also have to clear the place out from time to time? Or it’s a potentially endless dungeon if they don’t elect to brick up the egress points?

16. The fun thing, is that questions rise more questions. I love that.

    And as anyone could see, everyone sparks his own new questions about what’s interesting to them.

    All the process proves how collaboration is a powerful tool. And that brings us all to the first answear provided.

17. Might help: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7cav44145d9Z2tyczNySmM3TUE/view?usp=sharing

18. Cool thanks

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