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Fylo returns

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#1
balican_gigolo
Apr 12, 2007 18:35:29 I believe I remember correctly that Fylo was left in that crystal covered pit on Lybdos island. I don't remember if Agis saw him die or not. Whatever. Let's say Fylo dies. What if he came back, undead, to get his revenge on Agis for letting him rot there. The hole in the crystal wasn't big enough for him to get out, so Agis couldn't do anything about it, but Fylo wouldn't have thought about that. He'd just know he'd been abandoned. I just thought it might be an interesting little thing happening to PCs in tyr who have a certain connection to Agis. The DM could have the undead Fylo return and want to kill Agis. depending on the type of undead he's become, the PCs could have an easy to extremely hard job on their hands. Maybe they have to go get his bones/corpse on Lybdos and destroy it or bring them back to Tyr...

What do you think of this as a mini adventure idea?
#2
Sysane
Apr 13, 2007 9:10:28 You first need to ask yourself "how is Fylo going to react once he finds out that the man he wants revenge against is already dead".

Once you figure that out you can plan the rest of the adventure accordingly.
#3
dirk00001
Apr 13, 2007 9:50:40 Didn't Fylo sort of sacrifice himself on Aegis' behalf? I'm not positive, but I seem to recall that that's how it worked out - Aegis was a "true friend" to Fylo so he ends up doing something (like helping Aegis out of this pit) to save him in exchange for his life.

Not positive on this, but I swear there was something like that.
#4
kalthandrix
Apr 13, 2007 10:21:41
Didn't Fylo sort of sacrifice himself on Aegis' behalf? I'm not positive, but I seem to recall that that's how it worked out - Aegis was a "true friend" to Fylo so he ends up doing something (like helping Aegis out of this pit) to save him in exchange for his life.

Not positive on this, but I swear there was something like that.

I am pretty sure that Fylo charged a group of giants and went down under a hail of boulders - as Dirk00001 has pointed out - in order to try and save his "friend" Agis.
#5
Sysane
Apr 13, 2007 10:50:24 I was under the impression that Fylo died from being pulled into a pit by a bunch of giant-headed animal mutants on the isle of beast-headed giants (not to be confused with the Isle of Misfit Toys!).
#6
kalthandrix
Apr 13, 2007 11:13:44
I was under the impression that Fylo died from being pulled into a pit by a bunch of giant-headed animal mutants on the isle of beast-headed giants (not to be confused with the Isle of Misfit Toys!).

I am 99.95% sure that he dies at the end of a pile of boulders as I had said in my last post. Now I will have to double check this when I get home - of course that will be after I get back from seeing The Pathfinder. w00t!!

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#1 balican_gigolo Apr 12, 2007 18:35:29	I believe I remember correctly that Fylo was left in that crystal covered pit on Lybdos island. I don't remember if Agis saw him die or not. Whatever. Let's say Fylo dies. What if he came back, undead, to get his revenge on Agis for letting him rot there. The hole in the crystal wasn't big enough for him to get out, so Agis couldn't do anything about it, but Fylo wouldn't have thought about that. He'd just know he'd been abandoned. I just thought it might be an interesting little thing happening to PCs in tyr who have a certain connection to Agis. The DM could have the undead Fylo return and want to kill Agis. depending on the type of undead he's become, the PCs could have an easy to extremely hard job on their hands. Maybe they have to go get his bones/corpse on Lybdos and destroy it or bring them back to Tyr... What do you think of this as a mini adventure idea?
#2 Sysane Apr 13, 2007 9:10:28	You first need to ask yourself "how is Fylo going to react once he finds out that the man he wants revenge against is already dead". Once you figure that out you can plan the rest of the adventure accordingly.
#3 dirk00001 Apr 13, 2007 9:50:40	Didn't Fylo sort of sacrifice himself on Aegis' behalf? I'm not positive, but I seem to recall that that's how it worked out - Aegis was a "true friend" to Fylo so he ends up doing something (like helping Aegis out of this pit) to save him in exchange for his life. Not positive on this, but I swear there was something like that.
#4 kalthandrix Apr 13, 2007 10:21:41	Didn't Fylo sort of sacrifice himself on Aegis' behalf? I'm not positive, but I seem to recall that that's how it worked out - Aegis was a "true friend" to Fylo so he ends up doing something (like helping Aegis out of this pit) to save him in exchange for his life. Not positive on this, but I swear there was something like that. I am pretty sure that Fylo charged a group of giants and went down under a hail of boulders - as Dirk00001 has pointed out - in order to try and save his "friend" Agis.
#5 Sysane Apr 13, 2007 10:50:24	I was under the impression that Fylo died from being pulled into a pit by a bunch of giant-headed animal mutants on the isle of beast-headed giants (not to be confused with the Isle of Misfit Toys!).
#6 kalthandrix Apr 13, 2007 11:13:44	I was under the impression that Fylo died from being pulled into a pit by a bunch of giant-headed animal mutants on the isle of beast-headed giants (not to be confused with the Isle of Misfit Toys!). I am 99.95% sure that he dies at the end of a pile of boulders as I had said in my last post. Now I will have to double check this when I get home - of course that will be after I get back from seeing The Pathfinder. w00t!!