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{{Infobox event | {{Infobox event | ||
| event = Jigsaw | | event = Jigsaw | ||
| image = | | image = StatueTogether frog.png | ||
| author = Heather Albano | | author = Heather Albano | ||
| type = Arrive at hostile site | | type = Arrive at hostile site | ||
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| <strong>Outcome</strong> | | <strong>Outcome</strong> | ||
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| | | '''Success''': The frog statue offers a piece of equipment.<br />'''Failure''': Hero becomes [[frogtouched]]. | ||
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''2. "I'd prefer the ram. It's more dignified."'' | ''2. "I'd prefer the ram. It's more dignified."'' | ||
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| <strong>Outcome</strong> | | <strong>Outcome</strong> | ||
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| | | '''Success''': The ram statue promises to repay the debt, and disappears. The ram statue may show up in a future encounter.<br />'''Failure''': The ram statue desires VENGEANCE! | ||
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''3. "Seriously, we should leave this thing alone!"'' | ''3. "Seriously, we should leave this thing alone!"'' | ||
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== Images == | == Images == | ||
<gallery mode= | <gallery mode=packed heights=150px> | ||
Jigsawfrogstatue.PNG | Jigsawfrogstatue.PNG | ||
Jigsawramstatue.PNG | Jigsawramstatue.PNG | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
[[Category:Event]] | [[Category:Event]] | ||
Revision as of 19:45, 30 January 2021
| Jigsaw |
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| Author |
| Heather Albano |
| Event type |
| Arrive at hostile site |
The party find an abandoned shrine containing pieces of a statue. After a battle, they assemble the statue as best they can, but need to make a decision as to which head best fits.
Choices
1. "No question in my mind! There aren't nearly enough frogs in this world."
Outcome Success: The frog statue offers a piece of equipment.
Failure: Hero becomes frogtouched.
2. "I'd prefer the ram. It's more dignified."
Outcome Success: The ram statue promises to repay the debt, and disappears. The ram statue may show up in a future encounter.
Failure: The ram statue desires VENGEANCE!
3. "Seriously, we should leave this thing alone!"
Outcome They leave the statue headless.
