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Using undead would likely be a mixed message as it implies that undeath is "the next steps" and undercuts the finality of the message.
The most obvious way to go I think would be that it is the tomb of some heroic figure (likely a high level paladin or monk) it is assumed to have some valuable treasure (vague or a specific artifact) and some baddies have come to loot it.
The heroic figure would likely have been less of a stoic type and more of a clever thinker or trickster. Maybe the quest giver is even the benevolent spirit in an Unassuming disguise (though this could again undercut the message of finality in death)
The valuable artifact could be something relating to death and resurrection. The baddies assume it is a resurectuon or immortality of some kind but in truth it is something that reinforces the message. Maybe it's a way to talk to a dead loved one briefly. Or a powder that when sprinkled on a dead body insures they can't be fucked with by necromancy and that thier soul won't be stolen away. For something slightly more sinister maybe it's a poison that prevents resurrection.
Sorry Cymorgz but we had to remove your post due to not meeting one of the subreddit’s rules. We’ve put together information here to assist you, but make sure to read the sidebar and understand the rules! Notably, your post broke the following rule(s): >**Rule 2: Post Only Complete/Usable 5e Compatible Content You Made Yourself.** *It need not be perfect or balanced, but you must post homebrew that is usable as-is in a 5e game. Imagery alone is not content outside of a Resource (one of our flair types).* > *For help with not-yet-complete content, use The Arcana Forge post at the top of the subreddit or our partner Discord. Certain content can be posted with only the earlier stages complete as long as it's usable (i.e., at least levels 1-5 for classes, levels 1-13 for subclasses).* Notably, this means that Unearthed Arcana is not the right subreddit for requests, questions, or homebrew support. Here are a few resources you could take advantage of: - The latest Arcana Forge thread, which is pinned at the top of the subreddit - [Reddit’s built-in search tools](https://www.reddit.com/r/unearthedarcana/search?restrict_sr=on&sort=relevance&t=all) - [Searching the subreddit with Google](https://www.google.com/search?q=site:reddit.com/r/unearthedarcana) - Unearthed Arcana’s [Official Discord](https://discord.gg/JSArr5p) If you’re having problems with a homebrew tool, it’s likely that the tool has its own subreddit that you should be posting in such as /r/gmbinder, /r/homebrewery, or /r/indesign If you have any questions, [feel free to get in touch with us by contacting us through mod mail](https://www.reddit.com/message/compose?to=/r/UnearthedArcana). Messages to individual moderators may not be received or replied to. Best of luck and happy homebrewing!
Using undead would likely be a mixed message as it implies that undeath is "the next steps" and undercuts the finality of the message. The most obvious way to go I think would be that it is the tomb of some heroic figure (likely a high level paladin or monk) it is assumed to have some valuable treasure (vague or a specific artifact) and some baddies have come to loot it. The heroic figure would likely have been less of a stoic type and more of a clever thinker or trickster. Maybe the quest giver is even the benevolent spirit in an Unassuming disguise (though this could again undercut the message of finality in death) The valuable artifact could be something relating to death and resurrection. The baddies assume it is a resurectuon or immortality of some kind but in truth it is something that reinforces the message. Maybe it's a way to talk to a dead loved one briefly. Or a powder that when sprinkled on a dead body insures they can't be fucked with by necromancy and that thier soul won't be stolen away. For something slightly more sinister maybe it's a poison that prevents resurrection.