How do you include intrigue elements in a dungeon crawling campaign where you barely see any other intelligent characters?
This is like asking how to include aquatic creatures in a desert setting.
>>47145473
And yet both seem to have the same answer.
>an oasis
>>47145473
Fish tanks?
>>47145548
>>47145566
Stay retardrd.
>>47143037
Party encounters other characters in the dungeon and come to owe them favors
NPCs have conflicting goals
Party decides what to do in the face of debts and what have you
>>47143037
Dungeon's backstory, questions and decisions should be taken from some personal drama from the past
>>47143037
Apocalyptic logs that catalog the dungeon's construction, original purpose, or inhabitants.
>>47145930
>"I hate fun"
>>47143037
dunno.
>>47143037
Clarification: Are you saying that this particular 'dungeon crawl' (I'm assuming one big 'megadungeon' site being the center of the campaign) is uninhabited by other intelligent creatures, or are you saying that you assume a dungeon-crawling campaign never involves meeting other intelligent creatures?
>>47143037
All the party members know that there's a thing at the end of the dungeon that can only grant ONE of the party member's wishes, but that to do that an item each of the PCs carries is vital to activating the wish granting thing.
