Pinjata
2018-07-05, 10:29 AM
Het guys,
After some meddling of my PCs, the main figure, that held together major mercenary group (poorly disciplined, ragtag "mercenaries") is in dissaray. A rather violent, dissaray, to be more precise.
Group was held together by an old bugbear, who got killed in his outpost and now the following groups are at their throats:
Bugbears (about 10)
Hobgoblins (about 10)
Goblins (three groups, about 12 goblins each, bonded together by a weak alliance. Goblins and alliances...)
Human warriors (about a dozen, no real leader)
A few independent more proficient warriors who work alone, but have joined the group under now dead bugbear.
So, conflict is to follow. Its to take place in a small ruined castle and an adjacent ruined village.
Who would be contesters? Who would just leave? Who would come on top? What would the casualties be?
I don't see bugbears taking on goblins due to number disatvantage, but I can see hobgoblins trying to enforce their might and fail. Perhaps humans would just leave? None of more independant, competent warriors wants to lead. Only creatures with leadership aspirations are among bugbears, hobgoblins and goblin trio. These guys really want power and the benefits that good raiding outpost offers.
Thanks
After some meddling of my PCs, the main figure, that held together major mercenary group (poorly disciplined, ragtag "mercenaries") is in dissaray. A rather violent, dissaray, to be more precise.
Group was held together by an old bugbear, who got killed in his outpost and now the following groups are at their throats:
Bugbears (about 10)
Hobgoblins (about 10)
Goblins (three groups, about 12 goblins each, bonded together by a weak alliance. Goblins and alliances...)
Human warriors (about a dozen, no real leader)
A few independent more proficient warriors who work alone, but have joined the group under now dead bugbear.
So, conflict is to follow. Its to take place in a small ruined castle and an adjacent ruined village.
Who would be contesters? Who would just leave? Who would come on top? What would the casualties be?
I don't see bugbears taking on goblins due to number disatvantage, but I can see hobgoblins trying to enforce their might and fail. Perhaps humans would just leave? None of more independant, competent warriors wants to lead. Only creatures with leadership aspirations are among bugbears, hobgoblins and goblin trio. These guys really want power and the benefits that good raiding outpost offers.
Thanks