"There a painless death awaits him who can no longer bear the sorrows of this life. If death is welcome let him seek it there."

It comes in the night, quick as the dark when a candle is snuffed, silent as the shadows that creep through the windows, and ominous as the full-waned moon. And yet, it speaks of nothing sinister. A simple request: To entertain. It has found a relic, set up a "stage play", and you all just have to play your part.**** And if you can survive the event? You get a little treat as a sign of good will. After all, any good performance is deserving of its flowers.

Just make sure to survive, and not upset it.

This quest has a pre-selected party.

Table Rules:

• Be Respectful: Keep things kind, fair, and considerate for others. We're here to make great stories and have fun.
• Fair Play: There are no dice rolls or PvP conflicts between players unless both parties explicitly agree to it.
  Disputes, tension, or conflict should always stay in-character, not personal.
• Diplomacy In Action: RP is rewarded! Strong characterization and clever thinking can change outcomes, earn rewards, or open new paths. Exceptional moments of RP may shift the flow of events entirely. Combat, more often than not, might even be avoidable entirely for those determined enough!
• Press the Advantage: Flanking is on for the party and the enemies. In addition, sources of advantage grant a stacking +2 bonus (ie Reckless Attack + Flanking grants a +2, prone grants another +2) to hit your target. If three or more creatures surround one target, they all get flanking. Reach weapons qualify for flanking purposes.
• Get Over Here: Athletics or Acrobatics for Grappling.
• Chug! Chug! Chug!: Potions are a Bonus Action to use on yourself, Action to use on others, and Free Action to pass to others. The receiver uses their Reaction to catch the potion if thrown. You may throw a potion onto a downed ally to heal them for half of the rolled amount.
• Two to Tango: Allies are not difficult terrain, but enemies are.
• Terminal Velocity: Fall damage increases as height increases. ie a 10ft fall is still 1d6 but a 100 ft fall will not be 10d6, more like 10d10. No you cannot be a werewolf immune to fall damage because it is not silvered, you can and will go splat from high enough. You can make an acrobatics or athletics save to reduce the damage dice, but the damage dice cap is higher.
• Dangerous Combat: Certain combats will induce Critical and Lingering Injuries where appropriate.
• A Living World: This world is alive and responsive. The gods watch closely, and the boundaries of what’s possible are in constant flux. If you want to attempt something unusual, just ask. Rule of cool beats all.
• Boundless Magic: Anti-Magic isn't a thing here, not in any form, scroll, or secret archive.
  Magic is an intrinsic force of the world itself. It cannot be silenced or nullified. Spell Scrolls can be used by any class, not just casters.
• Don't Fear (The Reaper): Difficult combat might often seem overwhelming, but don't despair. Death isn't the end, and is not eager to claim the heroes of the world. When at 0 HP you are not fully incapacitated. At the cost of one failed Death Saving Throw, you can choose to Move, Interact, or take a Bonus Action that does not heal you.

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