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How to keep players on the rails willingly 2017-06-29 12:37:44 Post No. 54058921
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I am being the DM for the first time and in the first session all the players instead of grabbing the hook I gave them, went a burnt down two shops. One that sold cloth, and the other the blacksmith. The original hook was your standard first mission, a noble wants a prized family heirloom back and is willing to pay top dollar for it. Is there something im doing wrong? How can I get the players interested? They are all evil alignment.
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>Is there something im doing wrong?
>They are all evil alignment.
There's that.
>How can I get the players interested?
Find out what their characters are interested in, then tie the prepared material to that.
Maybe the noble is designing a new flamethrower device, but needs x first.
If they are just intentionally going in the opposite direction of anything you present, that is contrarian Crap Player behavior and y'all need to talk about it.
LIkewise, expecting a full party of evil doers to take an honest job because "the pay is good" is naive.
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>They are all evil alignment.
There you go. In your story, they're the bad guys. Quickly cook up a standard party of murder hobos who are out to get your players for burning down shops.
Also your group seems to be a bunch of i'm soo evil haha :PPP epic lols!!! XDD
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