Probably Impossible DnD Campaign Idea!

Probably impossible DnD campaign idea!

Step one! Have two groups of players. Play with both of them in the exact same setting, but each group is in different kingdom that are in not good terms with each other.

Now. Don't tell them that they are playing in the same world. Preferably, don't show them any maps of the other kingdom, in case both groups know each other, because then they might figure out what you're doing!

The next step is introducing a group of ''villains'' from the other kingdom, who in reality are the other group of players. You can have players hear an NPC talking about "these horrifying bandits from another kingdom''

If players decide to find the ''villains'' you can just say that they escaped before the party came. You will play with both groups at different times probably anyway, so it's not a lie to be honest.

Now find a perfect moment to invite both groups to play at the same time. When they are confused about what the other people are doing there, reveal that there never was a group of villains, only a group of heroes from both kingdoms!

So what were the NPCs talking about? Well, there were no NPCs in the first place! It was a shapeshifting BBEG, who was pitting heroes against each other in hopes that they would destroy each other and won't be able to stop him!

The chances of pulling that off are slim, not gonna lie... But if you were to be successful, it would be epic!!! In my opinion at least...

Glatorians and Agori probably know that not all fruits explode, because they most likely had normal fruit before The Shattering. But Toa and Matoran might not even think that exploding fruits could exist! So yeah, they would be angry about them just chucking random fruit not knowing what it is too

Glatorina/Agori will punch you for throwing an orange

I was thinking about the after-reformation Bara Magna, and somehow the thought of food crossed my mind. Hear me out! Bara Magna was basically a desert for however-thousand-many years, and even if they had food, there probably wasn’t much of it, or wasn’t very varied. The Glatorian and Agori probably were ecstatic when Mata Nui repaired their world and many new fruits appeared! Cue the inhabitants of the Matoran Universe! They had all the food they could want! They didn’t have to worry about that, like… ever. So their relationships with food must be very different. While residents of MU wouldn’t think much about it, Glatorian and Agori could be very harsh about waste of food. And now that I came to that conclusion, I can’t get the scene out of my head of some Toa throwing some fruit at their sibling, a Glatorian seeing this, and it’s turning into an hours long lecture because STOP WASTING FOOD YOU FOOL!!!!! , and the Toa is just like: Huh?????, not fully comprehending why they are being yelled at…

So basically this:

My town kinda foggy

‘’Every day I wake up and am struck with fear because the weather in my town MAKES IT LOOK LIKE FREAKING SILENT HILL!’’ -Sky[linx2.O]

(I pray that a siren won't suddenly start playing on one of these days)

Lewa was EXACTLY the VERY FIRST one I thought about when writing this!

Glatorian/Agori will punch you for throwing an orange

I was thinking about the after-reformation Bara Magna, and somehow the thought of food crossed my mind. Hear me out! Bara Magna was basically a desert for however-thousand-many years, and even if they had food, there probably wasn’t much of it, or wasn’t very varied. The Glatorian and Agori probably were ecstatic when Mata Nui repaired their world and many new fruits appeared! Cue the inhabitants of the Matoran Universe! They had all the food they could want! They didn’t have to worry about that, like… ever. So their relationships with food must be very different. While residents of MU wouldn’t think much about it, Glatorian and Agori could be very harsh about waste of food. And now that I came to that conclusion, I can’t get the scene out of my head of some Toa throwing some fruit at their sibling, a Glatorian seeing this, and it’s turning into an hours long lecture because STOP WASTING FOOD YOU FOOL!!!!! , and the Toa is just like: Huh?????, not fully comprehending why they are being yelled at…

So basically this:

Glatorina/Agori will punch you for throwing an orange

I was thinking about the after-reformation Bara Magna, and somehow the thought of food crossed my mind. Hear me out! Bara Magna was basically a desert for however-thousand-many years, and even if they had food, there probably wasn’t much of it, or wasn’t very varied. The Glatorian and Agori probably were ecstatic when Mata Nui repaired their world and many new fruits appeared! Cue the inhabitants of the Matoran Universe! They had all the food they could want! They didn’t have to worry about that, like… ever. So their relationships with food must be very different. While residents of MU wouldn’t think much about it, Glatorian and Agori could be very harsh about waste of food. And now that I came to that conclusion, I can’t get the scene out of my head of some Toa throwing some fruit at their sibling, a Glatorian seeing this, and it’s turning into an hours long lecture because STOP WASTING FOOD YOU FOOL!!!!! , and the Toa is just like: Huh?????, not fully comprehending why they are being yelled at…

So basically this:

I got this sudden motivation to write Bionicle spaceship murder mystery with a side of eldritch horror

I might write this. I just might...