Tipping the Scales
DC 20
- Days
- 30
A group of Pathfinders who snuck into the Valley of the Dead have caused an uprising of the undead! We must do something immediately to protect the locals from the awakened zombies – and protect the hapless Pathfinders from the angry crowd!
DC by difficulty
| 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 18 | 18 | 20 | 22 | 18 |
Relations
| Margin | Effect |
|---|---|
| 0 | Community-2Relations-3Stability-3The neighboring rulers ignored the cry for help. Many locals died at the hands of the undead, and the Pathfinders responsible for the uprising were butchered by the angry townsfolk. The region's rivers are running red with blood. |
| 1 | Community-2Stability-2Many knights from the neighboring lands responded to the Grand Diplomat's call for help. They arrived in numbers and exterminated all of the undead. Unfortunately, many of the locals died before help arrived. The Pathfinders, who were responsible for the uprising, gave their lives trying to protect the villagers. |
| 5 | Relations+2Divine+2The Grand Diplomat informed the Pathfinder Society of the horror awakened by their colleagues. The Society immediately dispatched help, and the undead were destroyed before they had a chance to decimate the region. The lives of the hapless adventurers who had awakened the undead were likewise saved – from the justice of the angry mob. |
Divine
| Margin | Effect |
|---|---|
| 0 | Relations-3Divine-2Stability-3The priests blessed the soldiers and guards before they entered battle with the undead. Alas, these blessings were not enough to hold back the monsters, and or protect the Pathfinders from their claws. |
| 1 | Divine-2Stability-2The High assembled all the clerics and faithful in the region, and stood with this force against the army of the undead. They suffered heavy losses, but the threat was destroyed, and the Pathfinders were saved at the last possible moment. |
| 5 | Relations-2Divine+4Stability-2The High held a highly complicated ritual, calling upon divine forces to smite the army of the undead. The abominations perished, and the Pathfinders were rescued from their clutches. The locals regard the High as a true hero. |
DC by difficulty
| 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 18 | 18 | 20 | 22 | 18 |
Relations
| Margin | Effect |
|---|---|
| 0 | Community-2Relations-3Stability-3The neighboring rulers ignored the cry for help. Many locals died at the hands of the undead, and the Pathfinders responsible for the uprising were butchered by the angry townsfolk. The region's rivers are running red with blood. |
| 1 | Community-2Stability-2Many knights from the neighboring lands responded to the Grand Diplomat's call for help. They arrived in numbers and exterminated all of the undead. Unfortunately, many of the locals died before help arrived. The Pathfinders, who were responsible for the uprising, gave their lives trying to protect the villagers. |
| 5 | Relations+2Divine+2The Grand Diplomat informed the Pathfinder Society of the horror awakened by their colleagues. The Society immediately dispatched help, and the undead were destroyed before they had a chance to decimate the region. The lives of the hapless adventurers who had awakened the undead were likewise saved – from the justice of the angry mob. |
Divine
| Margin | Effect |
|---|---|
| 0 | Relations-3Divine-2Stability-3The priests blessed the soldiers and guards before they entered battle with the undead. Alas, these blessings were not enough to hold back the monsters, and or protect the Pathfinders from their claws. |
| 1 | Divine-2Stability-2The High assembled all the clerics and faithful in the region, and stood with this force against the army of the undead. They suffered heavy losses, but the threat was destroyed, and the Pathfinders were saved at the last possible moment. |
| 5 | Relations-2Divine+4Stability-2The High held a highly complicated ritual, calling upon divine forces to smite the army of the undead. The abominations perished, and the Pathfinders were rescued from their clutches. The locals regard the High as a true hero. |