Tumitia

The first time the party enters Tumitia, run this scenario:
When the party become visible as they come into sight along the river, a boy of 15 named Jarok runs up to within 500' of them and hails them. He asks that he be allowed to approach. He runs up and tells them that he has been instruced to lead them to the town priest named Benakak. Benakak worships ChentaiHe points back toward the town and the party sees a middle aged man approaching at a run. This is Benakak who will run up to them, pause at about 180' away and bow. He pauses for a second the runs up to them. He tells them:
The town mayor is very sick. In fact, he is dying.  The town cleric is not very powerful and an emmisary has been sent to Waterdeep to fetch one, but the folks in the town are worried that they  will not get back in time. Seeing the grandure of the party and seeing there are clerics among them, Benakak greets them and tells the party they are petitioned by the other elders of the town to see what they can do for the mayor. He has been sick for a month and nothing they have done has had much effect. They think they need strong magic. The priest says his cure lt. wnds. has had no effect on the mayor.
They are taken to  building 10 which is a two story building with a store on the bottom (called Sutek's Sundries). The store is open for business, but they are led to a stairway in the back that leads to the upper floor. Upstairs they are led to an open, airy room. It is a bedroom and in the bed is an old, old man. He is obviously sick. His skin is yellowish (his liver is packing up) and like parchment. He is still awake and aware and when the representatives enter, he tries to rise, then falls back on his pillows saying "Forgive me lords and ladies, but I am unable to rise. To what do I owe this high honor?"
If asked what is wrong with him, he will dismiss the girl of about 14 who is attending him saying "Laran, would you leave me for a moment?"
Once alone in the room he says "I welcome you in friendship strangers. My name is Hopese Tumitia and my great grandfather founded this town. Forgive my familiarities, but I am not well".
His symptoms are - he has not heeded in a week, he can't keep food down and he has a lot of pain in his stomach.
Unfortunately, there is nothing anyone can do for him. He is dying of old age.
He asks the party to summon his family which is easy; they are all waiting downstairs for word on his condition. He asks one or two of the clerics to attend him and dismisses everyone else.
When the family arrives in his room he tells them that he has been attended by the most powerful priests he has ever seen and they have not been able to help him. He explains that it is his time and he is ready for death. He will begin to take his leave of his family. Ham it up. Make it as promanant and wrenching as possible.
After kissing each one (there are 9) and giving them words of comfort, he asks for a prayer of consecration from one of the party clerics. By the time the prayer is done, he is dead.  The party is invited to attend the wake which is scheduled 2 days from now.
This scenero has only one objective: to humble the clerics and let them know they can't heal everything and that death is enevatable despite their strongest magic. This may have a powerful effect on some of the players!
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Map:

village map

Map Key:Numbers in brackets, for example "[3]", indicates the building number of the merchant or artisan. Numbers in parentheses, for example "(2)", indicates how many of each listed profession lives within the area.

Town folks: Skilled slave (3), Jester/Fool (1), Prostitute (2), Scholar/Tutor (1)[1], Toymaker (1)[2], Unskilled laborer (5), Candle maker (1)[3], Clothier (1)[4], Glassworker (1)[5], Scribe (2)[6][7], Thief (2), Mason (1), Mercantyler (3)[8][9][10], Pilot (1), Potter (1)[11], Weaponsmith (1)[12], Man at arms (2), Mercenary (6), Swordmaster (1)[13], Priest/Shaman (4)[14][15][16][17], Knight (2),

Surrounding country: Agricultural slave (2), Poor thrall (18), Manor servant (5), Thrall (46), Chief serf (2), Serf (18), Wealthy thrall (39), Domestic servant (1), Farm labourer (2), Fisherman (1), Hunter/Trapper (2), Scholar/Tutor (1), Semi-skilled laborer (1), Tenant Farmer (6), Toymaker (1), Freefold farmer (3), Hideworker (1), Mercantyler (1), Metalsmith (1), Miller (1), Miner (1), Potter (2), Salter (1), Woodsmith (1), Man at arms (1),

A Dark Figure, Mistaken Identity 6 (Planet/City/Any/Any, Drow)

OVERVIEW: A dark figure will approach the party on a dark night and tell them about a plot to kill a local Noble.

TRIGGER: The PC's are walking down the street at night or evening when a dark figure from the alley wispers for them to come over.

DESCRIPTION: Walking down the street, you feel that you are being watched, when out of the darkness you hear a quiet voice... "Over here...Over Here.." it wispers. Looking over you see a dark figure man sized with a long cape pulled close around the body. Again you here the quiet voice "Quick! Over here...Hurry!".

DM NOTES: This is a group of drow that are going to attempt to infultrate the city, by posing as the party. But to do so they must remove the party. They have magic scrolls on them to "Alter Self" to appear as the party once they remove the party. After wards when the drow cause the trouble they wanted to (kill someone or steal something) they release the PC's. The PC's will now be responsible for the dorws actions. To make things worse the Drow could cast an improved version of Forget (to go back further) so the PC's wont remember being captured by the drow (thus no recall of their actions).

KEY: If the party is removed they could be taken to a hidden lair just outside the city, where they are tied up while they drow replace them inside the city. This would be good if the PC's are goind to some type of social event in the near future.