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Dancing With The Devil Author: Samuel M. Wright System: D&D Planescape Category: Fantasy Type: Hook After being tossed out of a high class party in the Lady's Ward in Sigil, a half-fiend sorcerer decides a human adventurer is going to teach him dancing and courtly etiquette. Or die trying. Grabbing a sharp dressed adventurer who's light on his feet, the evil son-of-a-pit-fiend makes the adventurer an offer the cutter can't refuse: Teach me to pass in society and be heavily rewarded. Fail and get strangled with your own entrails. Ever dance with the devil? Better not step on his toes... Views: (5656) Comments: (6) Rating: 6.7 2000-11-02 16:49:19 [Add Comment] posted by FreescapeGM on 2000-11-09 18:31:16 Not bad, I'm running an altered Planescape game. It's my own variation on the plane jumping theme. I have an entire story arc written already, but I didn't want my game to just click off with big monumental events, that would have ended the game too soon. So I printed out this module and it ran great as a bridge between climaxes. Thanks posted by The White Rabbit on 2001-07-10 09:19:42 Wow! I'm impressed. It's a brilliant concept, I must say, and I love how it provides for numerous future plothooks. The only weakness is that it relies on a high-charisma PC--but that's hardly a problem that a smart DM can't fix. =) Excellent work! posted by juh on 2002-01-03 08:04:11 Very nice. I'm trying to add romance/intrigue to my Planescape campaign, and this adventure gives me an idea. However, I'll try to make the villain a bit more wicked and less brutal. Nice. posted by Half-Bred, Ful-Loved on 2002-03-06 16:49:57 An extremely creative idea for a hook; great job! While the "High-Charisma" prerequisite may be bit of drawback, it shouldn't, as was mentioned earlier, be a problem. Open-ended, with a lot of room for free thought. Reminds me of the "Random Encounter" cards that were released for 2nd Edition. Again, good job! posted by Iceblade on 2002-02-10 13:41:03 Sorry but a whole adventure abotu teaching someone how to dance? posted by TheUnknownOne on 2002-04-12 21:22:26 Not bad... especially if you need to tie a campaign in with a certain someone who decides to be a bard.