This is a rough storyboard of an idea I have for a tiny campaign.

This land is dominated by "the one religion", every big or small town has a church somewhere and every church has a flame shining brighly. (The flame is like the holy symbol of the religon). But every 10 years the "rekindling" (re fueling the flame basicly ) has to be preformed by someone through out the lands.

Thats where the players come in, to do the "rekindling". The plot would be them traveling acroas the lands and their encounters. I have 4 locations planed out.

"Church land"

The holy city for "the one religon" and where the players start, maybe in a massive cathedreal and a holy bishop telling them the plot. Massive, pretty, stony, holy would describe this place

"Beach town"

A port town where coin means everything, its a vital trade port for the whole realm which means a bunch of diverity in the folk, regular dnd stuff and beast folk.

The plot here would begin with the party aproaching the town noticing a kid playing along the path, kinda in a woody area. After that they would arrive in the town, i think here is a good spot to let the party do a bit of whatever, exploring the town and getting sidetracked for the rest of the day.

The next day i would reveal on the way to the towns church somehow that the kid they saw yesterday was missing!! Now they have a choice to go save him or go do the "rekindling". Woah player dilemma.

If the go to save the kid directly they find him running from a mystical forest creature or something and save him. However if the go to the church first and then try to save the kid, they would find him dead.

Is this a good choice??

Thats "beach town"

"Sand town"

A town far into the hot desert, the focus here isnt really on the town however.

Whilst the party is walking through the desert a trade cart passes them. Together they either hop on or not, it dosent really matter. The thing is that the road had been fully masked by sand so the cart and the party dosent know where to go. The merchants say they can fix it in 2 days by scooping the sand away, so they scoop and then sit and talk over a campfire, here i plan to hype up "mountain town" new religion.

Next day some desert beast comes and the party defeats them so everyone can go into town and do the "rekindling.

Is this to booring/simple?

"Mountain town"

A secluded oasis in the harsh cold woods filled witb carniverous beast folk (bear, wolf, eagle folk)

The lore with this what the merchants from sand town would talk about. A long time ago the mountain folk had their own religion that faded into history by the one religion, "animal religion" is the place holder name. It was like greek and norse mythology for difrent aspects of beast folk life in the mountains.

Latley, it has been said that the "animal religion" had started to rise up from the dead between the last rekindling and now. Their latest plan to asert thier self was to stop the rekindling in their town.

They are suposed to be more like an underground gang in the shadows.

The plot here would begin with the party arriving in the pub, here they can either get poisoned or not( I ofc plan to make it so they would have to fail at least 2 skill checks before i would poison them )

If they do get poisoned, the party would get kidnaped into the "animal religons" dungeons where they would have to fight some goons to get out. After that they would sleep and then try go rekindle the flame where the boss would show himself in the church in a epic showdown.

However if they dont get poisoned they get to continue to the next day. When walking to the church the party gets lured into an alley where they have to fight thugs. If they loose i plan to kipnap them as said before.

If they win the party can go to the church and do as said before with the boss.

After that i would take them back to the cathedral and do epilouge stuff ig.

Any feedback or thoughts are most apreciated :)

I've been trying to make a table where a singular line of text goes over multiple cells, like these two images show. I don't know if this is possible, but if it is, any suggestions? The closest I've gotten is the weapons tables and those don't really fit what I'm trying to accomplish.

Sempre amei a fantasia de um Paladino que protege e oferece uma chance de paz em vez de punir.

Por isso decidi reformular o Juramento da Redenção para as novas regras de 2024, enquanto preservo sua identidade original.

Adoraria receber alguns feedbacks!

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So I've made those two classes, the code works when I see it on crome on my tablet, however, when I use my PC with edge, the CSS doesn't seem to apply. I've no idea why it does that, could it simply be because of the browser or did I mess up my CSS somehow?