Redhood101
2020-11-16, 03:07 PM
I'm designing a dnd one-shot that is Thanksgiving themed. The set up is the players are attending a festival where all the guests are turned into turkeys by a group of goblins who plan to cook and eat them so they can build a goblin nation easier. (The guests will be old high-level PCs) The idea is that the group will figure out what happened, track down the goblins to their lair, deal with them somehow, and reverse the curse. (This group tends to make friends with tiny cute monsters)
I've been trying to think of a cool boss monster to use. A giant turkey feels like too much turkey (seeing how the guests become turkeys).
Three ideas I had was perhaps the goblins got their power from a sloth demon. A giant glutinous creature that eats everything can get its hands on and promises the goblins all their desires if they give him a good meal. The second idea is a large crab that has a cornucopia as a shell. The third idea is to learn how to make tiny squishy goblins use tactics and have them brutally attack the players.
If anyone has comments or thoughts on these ideas or any of their own, I would appreciate the help. I'm thinking of having the players be level 4, but the twist is when the old PCs become turkeys, their gear doesn't change, so the low-level party would have an arsenal of eleven level 12 characters.
Thanks
I've been trying to think of a cool boss monster to use. A giant turkey feels like too much turkey (seeing how the guests become turkeys).
Three ideas I had was perhaps the goblins got their power from a sloth demon. A giant glutinous creature that eats everything can get its hands on and promises the goblins all their desires if they give him a good meal. The second idea is a large crab that has a cornucopia as a shell. The third idea is to learn how to make tiny squishy goblins use tactics and have them brutally attack the players.
If anyone has comments or thoughts on these ideas or any of their own, I would appreciate the help. I'm thinking of having the players be level 4, but the twist is when the old PCs become turkeys, their gear doesn't change, so the low-level party would have an arsenal of eleven level 12 characters.
Thanks