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| A group of [[Drauven]] attacks the grove. The heroes fight. After the fight, they leave the grove and find a little altar with a gift from the spirit: [[Will of the Forest]] (Tier 3 Leaf Greatspear; passive: '''+3 Potency'''; if the target of the attack is killed, a tree grows). | | A group of [[Drauven]] attacks the grove. The heroes fight. After the fight, they leave the grove and find a little altar with a gift from the spirit: [[Will of the Forest]] (Tier 3 Leaf Greatspear; passive: '''+3 Potency'''; if the target of the attack is killed, a tree grows). | ||
The hero obtains the following text in their history: | |||
''He journeyed to a sacred wood to fell a havenbeam tree, but instead was called to defend it. He left the trees unharmed, and the spirits of that place granted him a mighty gift in recognition.'' | |||
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''2. Cut one tree down.'' | ''2. Cut one tree down.'' | ||
Revision as of 08:57, 27 January 2020
| Creating Havenbeams |
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| Author |
| Douglas Austin |
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| Opportunity |
A hero starts thinking about having a family and how dangerous it the world. They decides to follow the legend of Havenbeams, magical trees whose wood repels the flames, so to create an fire-proof house. Along with another hero, they start wondering in a forest, where they find and follow a spirit. The spirit leads them to a grove of Havenbeams.
Choices
1. Don't cut the trees.
Outcome A group of Drauven attacks the grove. The heroes fight. After the fight, they leave the grove and find a little altar with a gift from the spirit: Will of the Forest (Tier 3 Leaf Greatspear; passive: +3 Potency; if the target of the attack is killed, a tree grows). The hero obtains the following text in their history: He journeyed to a sacred wood to fell a havenbeam tree, but instead was called to defend it. He left the trees unharmed, and the spirits of that place granted him a mighty gift in recognition.
2. Cut one tree down.
Outcome ...
