See I'd be tempted to go one bigger... the whole house is a mimic. Just a very sleepy one. Stay very quiet and they might survive long enough to figure that out (via clues such as furnishings that can't be moved, floors/walls that bleed if poked, basement rooms that are just vats of stomach acids, etc)... make too loud a noise and really hilarious instant TPK.
Ya I was thinking about that too. In that case the house would have been the wizard's pet mimic and now that it's master was dead it was teleporting around luring adventurers in and any time they got to the bed room they were far enough in they couldn't excape once it revealed itself so instant game over.
...but in a twist, it's just trying to lure in a high-level cleric who can resurrect its beloved master!
I have no friggen idea what any of this means
Everything is a mimic be careful
In DND mimics are creatures in DND that can take the shape of any object, limited by their size some are small others can be huge, in order to eat anything that gets too close. They're generally wild creatures hostile to other life but are intelligent enough they can occasionally form bonds with other creatures. In this case a wizard (I'm assuming I don't have to explain that one) had an unusual talent for befriending mimics and began collecting them as pets or familiars. Eventually the wizard died from old age but the mimics stayed in his home and began using his house's magic to teleport it around to hunt by luring adventurers into it and attacking when they got too deep to escape. TPK means total party kill.
I doubt that I'd enjoy playing in a game like that. I play games to see all the options and to have the power fantasy of winning. I guess I need to fix that, since losing is necessary to advance the story sometimes, but I'm currently me.
That would be a good twist if I wanted to make it more than a one shot.
Well that's why it's more of a one shot. Or groups usually did high lethality one shots on Halloween or other holidays for fun. We went in knowing our characters would probably not make it back out. How it turned out would also change depending on how the players played. I mean casting fireball in the first room would likely cause every creature in the room to fly around in a panic causing the players to figure out what was going on, so who knows how it would turn out.
FTFY (sry if Rouge is a character's name... uh oh I have to make a rogue named Rouge and then claim that her name is pronounced the same as rogue.)
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I always miss spell rogue as rouge and sadly they're both words so spell check never catches it
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Option 3: Rogue pockets diamond, Bard starts Performance checks and Prestidigitation to pretend he's a Cleric casting the mother of all resurrection spells, Wizard quietly prepares Mass Teleport.
Or make a homebrew class called Rouge... and have one of them go rogue
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Hi, what's up?I always miss spell rogue as rouge and sadly they're both words so spell check never catches it
edit: FTFY? don't recognize that one.
Morning Ciri how's it dripping *lewd grin*
still weeks away at best even with my post spammingHi, what's up?
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