MKV
2015-09-22, 05:57 PM
1. Tiamat is the embodiment of nature's horrors and disasters. Traditionally she is depicted as a five-headed dragon with each head representing a different family of disaster but in reality she is encountered in two forms. The first is as a variety of monsters such as dragons, wyverns, and sea serpents; these monsters each being a literal embodiment of nature's wrath. The second is in the form of natural disasters which are sometimes natural weather occurrences and sometimes an angry Tiamat.
2. Vengers are physically weak beings (use physical stats of a kobold or something) that appear as collections of geometric shapes with the only clear features being a mask-like face and a single horn. When encountered they will show a path that allows a person to commit a single, sinful, act. If the act is completed the person in question will gain experience equal to 100 times the person's level (this assumes a d&d type game, basically it gives them power). While there is no explicit catch often there are unintended consequences. One famous story tells of a venger that showed a young wizard a spell that would grant him much power at the cost of a single human life, after the wizard completed the spell it was reveled that the spell worked by summoning dragons that were apparently uncontrollable and soon devoured the wizard.
Thoughts?
2. Vengers are physically weak beings (use physical stats of a kobold or something) that appear as collections of geometric shapes with the only clear features being a mask-like face and a single horn. When encountered they will show a path that allows a person to commit a single, sinful, act. If the act is completed the person in question will gain experience equal to 100 times the person's level (this assumes a d&d type game, basically it gives them power). While there is no explicit catch often there are unintended consequences. One famous story tells of a venger that showed a young wizard a spell that would grant him much power at the cost of a single human life, after the wizard completed the spell it was reveled that the spell worked by summoning dragons that were apparently uncontrollable and soon devoured the wizard.
Thoughts?