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Donation's Can Be Deadly Author: David Sarkies System: d20 Dungeons and Dragons Category: Fantasy Type: Scenario The players come to a village where the priest need's their help to take an offering to the local temple of Horus. When they arrive, they find that some bandit's have decided to set up residence there, and the Horus isn't particularly happy about this. Views: (4144) Comments: (2) Rating: 8.0 2008-03-24 03:34:02 [Add Comment] posted by andrew on 2008-04-27 00:48:35 i like it posted by Jeebus on 2008-05-16 20:53:11 Some decent ideas with potential. I was able to rework the basic scenario into a really fun one-session adventure. That being said, the "story" lacks cohesion and more experienced players might balk at the setup if presented as is. Also, the author really needs to learn what apostrophes are for (hint, they're not for making words plural).