In our last session, my players were wandering through a forest (because i had no prep) and chanced upon a Satyr…

In our last session, my players were wandering through a forest (because i had no prep) and chanced upon a Satyr…

In our last session, my players were wandering through a forest (because i had no prep) and chanced upon a Satyr revelry. On one of the tables they had there was an assortment of various enchanted beverages.

Golden Drink aka “Party On”

Liquid luck; the next time you roll any die for anything, reroll and take the preferred result.

Black Drink aka “Totally Killer”

Rage; +1d4 damage forward, +2d4 if you immediately attack whatever is closest to you.

Green Drink aka “The Strong Stuff”

I can’t feel my face; you still take damage, but you can’t tell that you are.

Blue Drink aka “It’ll blow your mind”

Out of body experience; no real mechanical effect, just allows you to see the situation from any angle as your mind leaves your body.

Pink Drink aka “You’re gonna love this”

Just an aphrodisiac/love potion really, although it works on any sex or race.

Most of these were described by my players as they drink them. I asked them what the satyrs drinking each drink were saying, and made an effect based off of it.

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  1. This is awesome. It’s great what the table comes up with when you open it up to them. Favorite in one of my recent sessions; the party was assaulting a wizard’s tower. The atrium had a large seal in the center with elaborate art work engraved into it. Three separate smaller circles stood out in the artwork with different symbols within. I asked the players what the symbols were of and what they represented. They came up with a flame wave, a bloodshot eye, and a question mark in the shape of scythe. They decided that each represented a different Wizard Order. It’s cool that just a small thing like asking the players to contribute to what’s depicted in some artwork has now given us three different Wizard Orders to explore. I love this game!!!

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