-Nate
Tuesday, April 15, 2014
Drawing a Blank
A reader, Jeralee, asked a good question earlier, so I thought I'd share information about how I draw my maps. I use a free program called Paintbrush; it's the closest thing that I've found to the Paint program on my old desktop PC. My style is based on that from the old Dungeon magazine. For me one of the trickier elements is drawing the initial grid, so I thought I'd share mine here.
-Nate
-Nate
Sunday, April 13, 2014
Update and Observation
Ladies and gentlebeings, this post marks the one-year anniversary of Tales from the Edge of the Empire. Thanks for having a look over the past twelve months.
Also, I've added another house rule to the page for them; this one has to do with making skill checks when you don't immediately know whether or not the effort is successful.
http://talesfromtheedgeoftheempire.blogspot.com/2013/12/house-rules.html
Finally, I'd also like to mention a project on which I'm collaborating with my friend Brent, a campaign based out of Tierfon Rebel Outpost.
Tierfon Campaign
-Nate
Also, I've added another house rule to the page for them; this one has to do with making skill checks when you don't immediately know whether or not the effort is successful.
http://talesfromtheedgeoftheempire.blogspot.com/2013/12/house-rules.html
Finally, I'd also like to mention a project on which I'm collaborating with my friend Brent, a campaign based out of Tierfon Rebel Outpost.
Tierfon Campaign
-Nate
Saturday, April 5, 2014
The Hero Worshipper
There's an old saying: “Those who can, do; those who can't, teach.”
That's not at all accurate. In this case, one of the PCs makes a
strong impression on a young Human from Xyquine II names Soren Tavik.
This sub-adult has left his homeworld looking for adventure, as is
frequently the case among his people, and finds it when he happens to
be present during a display of prowess by one of the PCs. He is
awe-stricken by that character, and begins following him/her/it
around in the hope of learning all that he can.
Soren Tavik (Rival—sort of)
Brawn 2 Cunning
2 Presence 2
Agility
2 Intellect 2 Willpower 2
Soak:
2
Wound Threshold:
12
Strain Threshold:
12
M/R Defense:
0 / 0
Skills:
Astrogation 1, Computers 1, Cool 1, Core Worlds 1, Gunnery 1, Lore 1,
Mechanics 1, Outer Rim 1, Perception 1, Piloting—Planetary 1,
Piloting—Space 2, Ranged—Light 1, Vigilance 1
Talents:
Let's Ride, Skilled Jockey
Abilities:
One free rank in each of two skills
Equipment:
Jumpsuit, blaster pistol, comlink, 500 credits
Soren Tavik is a dissatisfied youth searching to find an outlet for
his frustrations. He finds life on his homeworld, Xyquine II, to be
prosaic, and knows that the Empire is taking advantage of its power.
Even so, he lacks a sense of direction in life. That is why he has
taken to traveling around the Corellian Sector, seeking inspiration.
He is an impressionable young fellow, and one ready to throw himself
into a course of life if only he can find it.
Using the Hero Worshipper in an Edge
of the Empire Campaign
This impressionable sub-adult can become involved in a campaign in
many different ways; a few of the possibilities are detailed here.
- Once Soren becomes awe-stricken by one of the PCs, he tries to follow that character around to all places and gain from his/her wisdom. This kind of fawning could be a chance to tell stories of exciting achievements, or it might become tedious; the latter is especially the case if the PCs run into trouble and the character in question has to watch out for Soren.
- If the PCs are agents of the Rebel Alliance, they could recruit Soren as an operative.
- There's always the chance that the PC in question tries to let down Soren, and thus perhaps to send him back to an ordinary life on his home planet.
Friday, April 4, 2014
The Aerie
This post makes me happy, because it moves from the grittier, more mercenary, fringe-oriented nature of Edge of the Empire toward the Rebellion-centered type of Star Wars RPG I grew up playing. It presents a Rebel outpost on Corellia.
-Nate
-Nate
The Aerie
The Rebel Alliance is always in search of new places to build a base
of operations, especially since being forced to flee its facility on
Yavin IV. One such location is this one, nestled amidst the Nomad
Mountains of northern Corellia. Known as the Aerie, it is a crude
facility but a functional one. Here the agents of the Alliance
deliver much-needed cargo, plan their resistance efforts, and embark
on important missions.
The Grand Tour
The
Aerie consists of a large cavern hollowed out of a mountain peak.
Surrounding it are a number of plateaus that serve as landing pads,
ones where Rebel ships are covered with camouflaged and
sensor-baffling tarps. Given the northern latitude of the area, there
is generally a dusting of snow on the ground. From the landing pads,
tunnels lead into the main cavern. Refer to the appropriate map for
the following area descriptions.
A. Main Chamber
This chamber, partially natural and partially hollowed out by Rebel
builders, has a ceiling ten meters high; it is roughly fifty meters
wide and seventy long. Four tunnels lead out of it to different entry
points, including caves for parking speeder bikes or airspeeders,
along with Eleem's great ibbot (see below).
B. Barracks
There are four of these prefabricated buildings in the Aerie. One is
used exclusively by the Selonian guards, while two of the others hold
the rest of the base's personnel. The fourth is generally kept open
for large groups of visitors.
C. Infirmary
Doctor Quay-Din Freel has set up shop here. There are three medical
beds that can be moved around, along with a computer workstation. The
doctor's pride an joy, however, is a bacta tank in one corner of the
room.
D. Warehouse
This large building is filled with shelving units that hold all
manner of supplies—reserve equipment and foodstuffs for the Aerie
itself, along with cargo and other goods that are being held here
before shipment to other centers of Rebel activity.
E. Comm Center
In addition to housing the generator that provides power for the
Aerie, this small structure boasts the communications hub for the
base. The system is linked to sensor arrays concealed on the outside
of the mountain.
F. Mess Hall
Meals are, of course, prepared and served here; it also serves as a
place to hang out for personnel who have downtime. To that end, one
can usually find games such as trin sticks or sabacc being played,
the occasional arm wrestling match, and that sort of thing.
G. Workshop
Fing Tooso is in charge of this location. One side of the building is
given over to shelving that holds all manner of spare parts, while
the other is dominated by a work bench. There are always two or three
projects, in various states of disassembly and repair, to be found
here.
Personnel
Detailed here are a few of the characters to be found in the Aerie.
Given that agents of the Alliance are always coming and going from
this location, there are always a variety of others on a short-term
basis.
Commander Keero Fent (Nemesis)
Brawn 3 Cunning
2 Presence 4
Agility
3 Intellect 2 Willpower 3
Soak:
4
Wound Threshold:
15
Strain Threshold:
13
M/R Defense:
1 / 1
Skills:
Athletics 2, Brawl 2, Coercion 1, Computers 1, Cool 2, Coordination
1, Discipline 2, Gunnery 1, Leadership 3, Mechanics 1, Medicine 1,
Melee 2, Negotiation 1, Perception 2, Piloting—Planetary 1,
Ranged—Heavy 2, Ranged—Light 2, Resilience 1, Stealth 1, Survival
2, Vigilance 2
Talents:
Command, Confidence, Field Commander, Improved Field Commander,
Second Wind
Abilities:
One free rank in Ranged—Heavy or Stealth.
Equipment:
Armored clothing, blaster pistol, blaster rifle, comlink
Keero Fent is a
very serious being. The Dresselian takes his job as commander of the
Aerie to heart, ensuring that the beings who operate from it do their
jobs smoothly and by the numbers. Some might accuse him of being too
stiff, but his no-nonsense approach makes for an efficiently run
base. He has been involved in fighting the Empire ever since it
invaded his homeworld years ago. His lighter side comes out when he
has a chance to train new recruits, and on rare occasions when he
joins the rest of the staff for downtime in the mess.
Lieutenant Fing Tooso, Chadra-Fan
Mechanic (Rival)
Brawn 1 Cunning
2 Presence 2
Agility
3 Intellect 3 Willpower 2
Soak:
2
Wound Threshold:
13
Strain Threshold:
13
M/R Defense:
0 / 0
Skills:
Astrogation 1, Computers 2, Education 2, Gunnery 1, Mechanics 3,
Medicine 1, Negotiation 1, Perception 2, Piloting—Planetary 1,
Piloting—Space 1, Ranged—Heavy 1, Ranged—Light 1, Skulduggery
1, Stealth 1, Vigilance 1
Talents:
Bad Motivator, Enduring, Fine Tuning, Gearhead, Grit, Solid Repairs,
Toughened
Abilities:
One free rank in Mechanics; Night Vision: Chadra-Fan may remove a
setback die imposed by concealment due to darkness.
Equipment:
Coveralls, toolkit, light blaster pistol, comlink, datapad
Fing Tooso is a
consummate tinkerer. She loves nothing more than breaking down a new
device, diagnosing what is wrong with it (or how it could be
improved), and then reassembling it. To that end she loves working
for the Alliance, since agents are constantly bringing her damaged
equipment or vehicles. Working with limited supplies only makes it
more fun.
Captain Quay-Din Freel, Cerean
Doctor (Type)
Brawn 2 Cunning
2 Presence 2
Agility
3 Intellect 4 Willpower 2
Soak:
2
Wound Threshold:
12
Strain Threshold:
13
M/R Defense:
0 / 0
Skills:
Athletics 1, Brawl 1, Computers 2, Cool 3, Coordination 1, Core
Worlds 1, Discipline 2, Education 3, Medicine 3, Outer Rim 1,
Perception 2, Ranged—Light 1, Resilience 1, Survival 1, Vigilance
1, Xenology 2
Talents:
Bacta Specialist, Grit, Natural Doctor, Resolve, Stim Application,
Surgeon
Abilities:
Free rank in Perception or Vigilance; Binary Mind: Cereans receive a
boost die to any Cool or Vigilance checks when rolling to determine
initiative at the start of combat.
Equipment:
Clothing, datapad, comlink, blaster pistol, medpac, two stimpacks
Quay-Din Freel is
the Aerie's doctor, and a very good one at that. She could be working
in any hospital throughout the Core Worlds, and would be living a
much more comfortable life than she does here. She has seen the
callous ways of the Empire, however, and has vowed to use her skills
for helping others throw off the yoke of oppression. Although she is
generally one who prefers to listen rather than speak, she can take
action swiftly when the situation demands it.
Corporal Eleem, Drall Wingrider
(Rival)
Brawn 2 Cunning
3 Presence 2
Agility
2 Intellect 3 Willpower 2
Soak:
2
Wound Threshold:
10
Strain Threshold:
14
M/R Defense:
0 / 0
Skills:
Athletics 1, Cool 1, Coordination 1, Discipline 1, Lore 2, Medicine
1, Melee 2, Perception 2, Piloting—Planetary 1, Ranged—Heavy 1,
Ranged—Light 2, Resilience 1, Stealth 1, Survival 2, Vigilance 2
Talents:
Let's Ride, Rapid Recovery
Abilities:
Free rank in Education; add a boost died to checks when providing
skilled assistance.
Equipment:
H-7 “Equalizer” blaster pistol, utility belt, SKZ sporting
blaster, comlink
Eleem is a Drall
Wingrider, and one who was raised under the influence of an uncle,
Emiss, who told him stories of the Jedi Knights and how they served
the beings of the galaxy before the Clone Wars. That is why Eleem has
joined up with the Rebellion, hoping to emulate his long-vanquished
heroes. He uses his training as a Wingrider to serve as a courier and
scout for the Aerie, soaring through the skies on his great ibbot
mount. (Refer to page 28 of the Suns of Fortune
sourcebook to find more information about great ibbots and
Wingriders.)
Sergeant Siodu Krell, Selonian
Security Guards (Rival)
Brawn 3 Cunning
1 Presence 1
Agility
3 Intellect 2 Willpower 3
Soak:
3
Wound Threshold:
14
Strain Threshold:
13
M/R Defense:
0 / 0
Skills:
Athletics 2, Brawl 2, Cool 2, Coordination 1, Discipline 2, Melee 3,
Perception 1, Ranged—Light 1, Resilience 2, Stealth 1, Survival 1,
Vigilance 2
Talents:
Frenzied Attack, Heroic Fortitude, Knockdown, Lethal Blows, Toughened
Abilities:
Free rank in Coordination; remove all setback dice added to checks
due to near darkness; may use tail as a Brawl weapon.
Equipment:
Utility belt, Selonian glaive, blaster pistol, comlink
Siodu Krell is a
black-furred Selonian and the head of security for the Aerie. Indeed,
she sees her Rebel allies as being an extension of her den, since
they are fighting to keep the Empire from spreading its influence
throughout the Corellian system. Her sense of honor is deep and
compelling, a quality that Keero Fent greatly appreciates in a
subordinate.
Selonian Security Guards (Minions)
Brawn 2 Cunning
1 Presence 1
Agility
3 Intellect 2 Willpower 3
Soak:
2
Wound Threshold:
13
Strain Threshold:
13
M/R Defense:
0 / 0
Skills:
(Group only) Brawl, Perception, Ranged—Light, Vigilance
Talents:
None
Abilities:
Free rank in Coordination; remove all setback dice added to checks
due to near darkness; may use tail as a Brawl weapon.
Equipment:
Utility belt, Selonian glaive, blaster pistol, comlink
These Selonians
serve Lieutenant Krell with utter loyalty.
Using the Aerie in an Edge of the
Empire Campaign
The Aerie and the Rebels who operate from it can become involved in a
campaign in many different ways; a few of the possibilities are
detailed here.
- PCs who wish to serve the Rebel Alliance could, after being vetted, find themselves stationed here, either during downtime between missions or as part of the regular staff.
- The Aerie always needs skilled pilots for delivering cargoes into hotzones, and discreet operatives for undercover assignments.
- If it were ever discovered, of course, the Aerie could find itself suffering a concerted Imperial attack.
Tuesday, April 1, 2014
Imperial Inquisitor Neza Yerg
Here's a link for an updated version of my compiled index, now including material from Jewel of Yavin, along with an NPC connected to some of my previous posts.
-Nate
Compiled Index
-Nate
Compiled Index
Imperial Inquisitor Neza Yerg
Many are the servants of Emperor Palpatine. Some, like Darth Vader, stand beside him for all to see, while others, such as Mara Jade, operate in secret. More numerous are those who, while not as individually powerful, work together to pursue the security and stability of the New Order. The Quarren agent known as Neza Yerg is a good example of this; he travels from planet to planet investigating rumors of Force-sensitive beings and their activities, capturing them when possible and eliminating them when necessary.
Neza Yerg, Agent of the Inquisition
(Nemesis)
Brawn 3 Cunning
4 Presence 2
Agility
3 Intellect 2 Willpower 3
Soak:
4
Wound Threshold:
14
Strain Threshold:
13
M/R Defense:
1 / 1
Skills:
Athletics 2, Brawl 2, Coercion 1, Computers 2, Cool 2, Coordination
1, Core Worlds 2, Deception 3, Discipline 2, Education 2, Leadership
1, Lore 3, Mechanics 1, Medicine 2, Melee 3, Negotiation 1, Outer Rim
2, Perception 3, Piloting—Planetary 1, Piloting—Space 1,
Ranged—Light 3, Resilience 3, Skulduggery 2, Stealth 2, Streetwise
1, Survival 2, Underworld 1, Vigilance 2, Xenology 1
Talents:
Quick Draw, Quick Strike x2, Rapid Reaction, Side Step x2; Control
Upgrade, Magnitude Upgrade, Range Upgrade, Sense Basic Power
Abilities:
One free rank in Deception or Negotiation; Amphibious: Quarren may
breathe underwater without penalty and never suffer movement
penalties for traveling through water
Equipment:
Armored clothing, heavy blaster pistol, vibrosword, comlink, datapad
If Neza Yerg had
been born in a different time, he might have come to the notice of
the Jedi Order and begun training as a padawan. Instead, he grew up
among the Separatist members of his species, making him an enemy of
the Old Republic. In the aftermath of the Clone Wars, Yerg was
apprehended by agents of Palpatine's New Order and subjected to
intense indoctrination. That was when the Imperials realized he was
Force-sensitive, leading to a major change in direction for his life.
They convinced him that it was the Jedi who caused the war, and then
trained him to help find any beings who might wish to rebuild the
Order. For this reason he is zealous in pursuing his cause.
Like
many Quarren, Neza Yerg has grey skin and a tentacled face. He wears
midnight blue armored clothing, including a billowing cape, and
carries a heavy blaster pistol on his hip. He travels aboard a
Lambda-class
shuttle, and is accompanied by a naval officer, Captain Oswald, along
with two squads of Naval troopers. Refer to page 403 of the core
rulebook to find stats for those characters, and
<http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Lambda-class_T-4a_shuttle>
for a shuttle deck plan.
Using Neza Yerg in an Edge of the
Empire Campaign
The nerf ranch and the beings who inhabit it can become involved in a
campaign in many different ways; a few of the possibilities are
detailed here.
- If any of the PCs are Force-sensitive, their activities could attract the attention of this Inquisitor.
- Those characters who are present on Corellia might run into Neza Yerg as he investigates tales of Obah the Neti Jedi and her death, along with the legacy that she has left behind.
- The PCs could also have a run-in with him if they have business with Mina Trevill, Emiss the Drall, or other Rebel sympathizers onplanet.
Monday, March 31, 2014
Nerf Rustlers
As a follow-up to yesterday's post, here's a band of nerf-rustling Shistavanens to add a little drama.
-Nate
Nerf Rustlers
For many beings
who live on the edge of civilization, one of the key benefits is that
they can live their lives without interference from the powers that
be. Of course, a chief drawback of this situation is that, when they
do need help from the authorities, it can be difficult to obtain.
Such is the case when a band of Shistavanen nerf rustlers begins
preying upon outlying ranchers. They strike swiftly, incapacitating
those who are standing guard, herding the nerfs aboard their ship,
and then flying them to a place where they slaughter and sell the
meat. To that end, they use a Ghtroc 720 freighter named the Sanguine
for transport.
Shistavanen Rustlers (Minions)
Brawn 2 Cunning
3 Presence 2
Agility
3 Intellect 2 Willpower 2
Soak:
4
Wound Threshold:
5 each
Strain Threshold:
NA
M/R Defense:
0 / 0
Skills:
(Group only) Melee, Pilot—Planetary, Ranged—Heavy, Ranged—Light,
Survival
Talents:
None
Abilities:
Night Vision: Shistavanens remove one setbeck die imposed by
concealment that is caused by darkness; Uncanny Tracker: Shistavanens
always treat Survival as being a career skill
Equipment:
Padded armor, blaster carbines, force pikes, comlinks, Aratech 57-D
speeder bikes
Sen Wral (Rival)
Brawn 3 Cunning
3 Presence 2
Agility
3 Intellect 2 Willpower 2
Soak:
5
Wound Threshold:
12
Strain Threshold:
12
M/R Defense:
0 / 0
Skills:
Athletics 1, Brawl 2, Coercion 1, Cool 1, Gunnery 1, Mechanics 1,
Medicine 1, Melee 2, Negotiation 1, Perception 2, Piloting—Planetary
2, Ranged—Heavy 2, Ranged—Light 2, Resilience 1, Stealth 1,
Survival 3, Vigilance 2
Talents:
Expert Tracker, Hunter, Outdoorsman, Swift, Tracker
Abilities:
Night Vision: Shistavanens remove one setbeck die imposed by
concealment that is caused by darkness; Uncanny Tracker: Shistavanens
always treat Survival as being a career skill
Equipment:
Padded armor, blaster carbines, force pikes, comlinks, Aratech 57-D
speeder bikes
Sunday, March 30, 2014
The Nerf Ranch
There's
an old saying that “Meat's meat and a being's gotta eat.” Perhaps
no one in the galaxy understands that better than those individuals
who raise livestock in order to feed the populations of their own and
other worlds. Of course, although their lifestyle might seem rustic
and even quaint to the inhabitants of planets such as Coruscant,
there's no denying that ranching can be big business.
The Ranch
By
the standards of the rest of Corellia, this location might seem
primitive. Even so, it provides suitable lodging to the ranchers, and
is a place of comfort and pride for them.
1.
Ranch House
This
one-story building is weather-beaten but solid; it tends to blend in
with the surrounding terrain. The walls are made of greyish
pourstone, while the roof is shaped durasteel. Inside the front door
is the main room (A), with benches for ranch hands to don or doff
their gear and a broad storage cabinet. There are also a table and
chairs for meals and downtime. One door leads to the laundry room
(B), beyond which is the building's refresher (C). Meals are prepared
in the kitchen area (D), while foodstuffs and beverages are stored in
the pantry (E). The ranch house has two bedrooms, the master one (F)
for the owners, along with a second one for the hands (G). The master
bedroom has a large double bed and writing desk, while the ranch
hands' bedroom features two double bunks and footlockers for storing
personal items.
2.
Barn
A
broad, fenced-in area almost twenty-five meters on a side serves as a
pen for holding the nerfs when they are present here. Additionally, a
long, low building contains stalls for sheltering the animals during
inclement weather or at times—such as during a birth or when
predators are in the vicinity—when necessary.
3.
Repulsorgarage
A
pair of speeder bikes are kept here when they are not needed in the
field. There is a workbench along the back wall of the building, and
shelves containing tools, spare parts and other items line the two
walls.
The Ranchers
Detailed
here are the inhabitants of this ranch.
Ramis Olu, Male Rancher (Rival)
Brawn 3 Cunning
2 Presence 2
Agility
3 Intellect 2 Willpower 3
Soak:
4
Wound Threshold:
13
Strain Threshold:
13
M/R Defense:
0 / 0
Skills:
Athletics 1, Brawl 2, Cool 1, Coordination 1, Core Worlds 1,
Discipline 1, Leadership 1, Mechanics 1, Medicine 1, Melee 2,
Negotiation 1, Perception 1, Piloting—Planetary 2, Ranged—Light
2, Resilience 2, Stealth 1, Survival 2, Vigilance 2
Talents:
Forager, Let's Ride, Quick Strike, Rapid Recovery, Stalker
Abilities:
One free rank in each of two non-career skills
Equipment:
Heavy clothing, blaster pistol, force pike, comlink
Ramis
Olu is a nerf herder born and bred. He hails from a family that's
been involved in this business for generations, and thus he has been
trained from before he could walk to do this job. Indeed, one could
assert that he is Ramis Olu IV, but his family has never stood upon
such formality. Nerf herding is all that he has ever known, and he is
content to make this living. He considers himself blessed that Dorlah
wanted to join him in it, and is even a little afraid that she might
one day grow tired of it and leave him behind.
Dorlah Olu, Female Rancher (Rival)
Brawn 2 Cunning
2 Presence 3
Agility
3 Intellect 2 Willpower 3
Soak:
3
Wound Threshold:
12
Strain Threshold:
13
M/R Defense:
0 / 0
Skills:
Athletics 1, Brawl 1, Charm 2, Computers 1, Cool 1, Coordination 1,
Core Worlds 1, Discipline 1, Lore 1, Mechanics 1, Medicine 1, Melee
1, Negotiation 2, Perception 2, Piloting—Planetary 1, Ranged—Light
1, Resilience 1, Survival 1, Vigilance 1
Talents:
Know Somebody, Smooth Talker, Wheel and Deal
Abilities:
One free rank in each of two non-career skills
Equipment:
Heavy clothing, blaster pistol, comlink, datapad
Dorlah
is something of an enigma, a woman who grew up in a wealthy Corellian
family but who left behind a pampered life for the simple one of a
nerf herder. She had always been enamored with what she'd read about
the people who lived on the rugged edge of society and, when a chance
encounter in a mag-lev station led to dinner and drinks with Ramis
Olu, she pursued the burgeoning romance and followed him back away
from the hustle and bustle of the big city. Although many thought
that it was a passing fascination for her, Dorlah has shown that she
is committed to him and his way of life.
Ranch Hands (Minion)
Brawn 2 Cunning
2 Presence 2
Agility
2 Intellect 2 Willpower 2
Soak:
3
Wound Threshold:
4
Strain Threshold:
NA
M/R Defense:
0 / 0
Skills:
(Group only) Brawl, Melee, Ranged—Light, Survival
Talents:
None
Abilities:
None
Equipment:
Heavy clothing, blaster pistol, force pike, comlink
These
rough-and-tumble fellows share a connection to the land, their cattle
and each other that make them good at what they do.
Using the Nerf Ranch in an Edge
of the Empire Campaign
The
nerf ranch and the beings who inhabit it can become involved in a
campaign in many different ways; a few of the possibilities are
detailed here.
- One of the PCs could hail from this ranch and return to it from time to time.
- It could happen that an NPC whom the PCs are sent to apprehend has taken to living on this ranch, and they must deal with the locals in order to complete their job.
- The PCs could be hired to help fight against a band of nerf rustlers that has been preying upon small ranches in the area.
- When one of the ranchers discovers a hidden cache—perhaps one used by smugglers, a local crime boss, agents of the Rebel Alliance, etc.—conflict ensues.
- Hoping to eliminate the competition, an unscrupulous rancher infects his rivals' stock with a wasting disease; the unfortunate afflicted turn to the PCs for help in identifying and curing the malady, along with bringing the responsible party to justice.
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