The Culinary Conspiracy: Finding Jimmy Pesto
The Culinary Conspiracy: Finding Jimmy Pesto
The party descends into the Underworld to recruit Jimmy Pesto, the General of Pestilence masquerading as a celebrity chef, for their own criminal enterprise. Along the way, they'll navigate a web of rival food critics, health inspectors, crime bosses, and sentient kitchen disasters to convince the plague-touched maestro to abandon his current restaurant and join their ranks.
Read Aloud
The stench hits you first—a bilious cloud of overripe vegetables, spoiled meat, and something indefinably *wrong* that burns the back of your throat. You've descended deep beneath the city proper, into the Underworld's most notorious district: the Gutways, where the sewers flow as rivers and restaurants double as fronts for every criminal enterprise imaginable. Flickering bioluminescent fungi cast sickly green light across cramped alleyways lined with rusted metal pipes that weep a constant dribble of murky liquid. Above your heads, creaking signs advertise establishments like "The Putrid Spoon" and "Dysentery's Delight." You spot your target: "Pesto's Plague," a garish restaurant with a door that seems to be made entirely of what was once a beautiful wood, now warped and diseased-looking. The smell is somehow even worse coming from inside.
Description
The party has arrived at the entrance to Pesto's Plague, Jimmy Pesto's restaurant in the Underworld. The establishment is a monument to culinary decay and criminal enterprise: the building itself appears to be slowly rotting from the inside out, with walls that seem to ooze with an iridescent slime. Strange spore clouds drift from the kitchen vents. A line of hardened Underworld denizens waits outside, desperate for a reservation. This is clearly a popular establishment despite (or because of) its horrifying aesthetic. The party needs to find a way inside, past a suspicious Imp hostess named Skitterfang, and locate Jimmy Pesto himself, who runs the kitchen. The question is: will they try diplomacy, deception, violence, or chaos?
DM Notes
This is the party's entry point into the adventure. The tone should be absurd and darkly comedic. Skitterfang, the hostess, is paranoid about reservation lists and health inspectors. If the party tries to waltz in claiming they have reservations, have her demand names that aren't on her meticulously organized (yet stained) reservation book. For DC checks: DC 12 Deception to convince her they're important critics; DC 13 Intimidation to bully their way in (but this might alert Jimmy or worse, bring out the hired muscle); DC 10 Sleight of Hand to swipe the reservation book. Alternatively, they could try to sneak around to the kitchen entrance. If they choose violence immediately, have Skitterfang flee and trigger the arrival of three Thugs (MM, CR 1/8 each) in 1d4 rounds, which would be a deadly encounter at level 4. Strongly encourage creative solutions. No early combat is desired; this is a setup scene.
Read Aloud
You manage to get past the hostess stand (however you manage it), and you're immediately hit with a second, even more powerful wave of smell. The dining area of Pesto's Plague is a carnival of culinary horror: the walls are papered with rave reviews from food critics whose names you don't recognize, all of them written in what appears to be blood or possibly just ketchup (you can't quite tell). Every other diner is openly glowing with an ethereal, sickly aura—clearly enchanted or poisoned in some delightful way. The silverware on the tables appears to be actively corroding before your eyes. Most disturbing of all, the diners seem to be having the time of their lives. Waiters move between tables with practiced grace, each one sporting a severe underbite and yellow skin—clearly not native to the Material Plane. And in the distance, visible through a high window in the kitchen, you catch a glimpse of him: a middle-aged man in a chef's whites and a chef's hat, standing over a cauldron that's actively bubbling with sentient green liquid.
Description
The party is now inside Pesto's Plague proper. They can observe the restaurant's operations: it's simultaneously horrifying and highly successful. The patrons are a mix of crime bosses, minor devils, corrupted city officials, and adventurers of questionable morality. The party gets their first good look at Jimmy Pesto through the kitchen window, but they cannot simply walk up to him—he's surrounded by his kitchen staff (including a Myconid named Chef Spore who works the pantry) and his employer, a devil named Vex'thar who oversees the operation. There is also a health inspector present, taking bribes from various staff members. The scene is comedic chaos. The party can try to approach Jimmy directly, but they'll need to navigate the dining room, avoid Vex'thar's attention, and deal with the possibility that the health inspector might try to interrupt them for suspicious behavior. Skill Challenge: The party needs to reach the kitchen without causing a scene (DC 12 Stealth or Deception for each PC). A failure means the health inspector notices them and demands to know who they are.
DM Notes
This scene is about observation and social navigation. The party should get a sense of who Jimmy Pesto is: a man who loves his craft more than he cares about the morality of his customers or employers. He's engaged in conversation with his sous chefs about the "terroir of plague" and whether the current batch of miasmic spores is "too aggressive for the pallet." He's eccentric, passionate, and utterly indifferent to the fact that he's cooking for criminals. For the skill challenge: allow any reasonable approach (Deception, Stealth, Persuasion if the party tries to befriend a waiter, etc.). If they fail two checks, have the health inspector, a nervous gnome named Gleep Gnackfoot, approach them and demand to see their credentials. He can be bribed with 50 gp or convinced with a DC 14 Deception check. Alternatively, if the Wizard has Disguise Self or similar magic, allow that to bypass this entirely. Combat should only occur if the party explicitly picks a fight with Vex'thar or the kitchen staff.
Read Aloud
The moment you enter the kitchen, a wall of fetid heat and spore clouds envelops you. The industrial space is a marvel of both culinary precision and biological horror: copper pots bubble with liquids that seem to have their own color; ingredients on the shelves shift and writhe of their own accord; and the floor is sticky with what might be either reduction sauce or alchemical waste. At the head of it all stands Jimmy Pesto himself—a stocky, mustachioed man with wild eyes that glow faintly green. He's currently locked in an intense debate with Chef Spore, a three-foot-tall Myconid whose cap is decorated with what appears to be chef's tattoos. "But does the plague-essence speak to the root vegetables?" Jimmy demands passionately. "Or does it scream at them?" Before either of you can speak, there's a tremendous CRASHING SOUND from the corner of the kitchen. A massive, seven-foot-tall animated cauldron—animated by what appears to be a Gelatinous Cube trapped inside it—has overturned. Boiling, sentient broth erupts across the kitchen floor, advancing menacingly toward everyone present.
Description
The party has made it to the kitchen, and now they face their first real obstacle: a Gelatinous Cube-infused soup cauldron that has broken free. This is both a literal combat encounter and a comedic setpiece. The kitchen itself is cramped and filled with hazards: hot stoves, sharp implements, and ingredients that actively react to the presence of the loose slime. Jimmy Pesto, despite the chaos, is surprisingly focused on cooking—he's less concerned about the escaped cube and more interested in whether it will enhance or ruin his current stock. Chef Spore is panicking. The party must both (a) deal with the immediate threat and (b) begin negotiations with Jimmy Pesto, who is the kind of person to continue a philosophical discussion about food even while a ooze is destroying his kitchen. Vex'thar, the devil, will not interfere unless the party damages the restaurant's structure or threatens Jimmy's life (his restaurant is too profitable). This is a skill challenge combined with a combat encounter.
DM Notes
The Gelatinous Cube variant (the "Simmering Ooze") should be treated as a modified version of the Gelatinous Cube stat block, but with the following changes: it has only 42 HP (instead of 84), AC 8, and only 1 pseudopod attack (+3 to hit, 7 (2d6) acid damage). The cube is roughly 6 feet on a side and moves at 15 feet per round, advancing toward the exit. It's not particularly intelligent and can be steered away from people by throwing objects at it or using magic. Combat: This is designed to be a Medium difficulty encounter for 3 level-4 characters. The actual fight should last 2-3 rounds. The Cube will try to exit the kitchen if it can; the party must either stop it or get out of its way. Allow environmental improvisation: the Druid can Wall of Water or similar to contain it; the Fighter can use Athletics to overturn objects in its path; the Wizard can use Mage Hand Lasso or similar to control it. If the party deals with it creatively, give them inspiration. Jimmy Pesto, meanwhile, is more interested in the party's appearance than the combat. He'll shout things like "Do you work for the Crimson Brotherhood? Excellent taste in henchmen!" and "Can anyone tell me if that broth smells more like despair or corruption?" As the scene ends, the party should have defeated or contained the ooze, and Jimmy should be ready to talk—mostly because the disruption has frustrated his cooking efforts and he's curious about who these idiots are who just ruined his afternoon.
Read Aloud
With the ooze contained or destroyed, an eerie silence falls over the kitchen. Jimmy Pesto sets down his spatula with the deliberation of a master craftsman placing a holy relic. He turns to face you, his eyes still glowing softly with plague-green light. Chef Spore has retreated to the pantry, muttering fungal expletives. "Well," Jimmy says, his voice carrying a thick accent you can't quite place, "that was either the most beautiful disaster or the most disastrous beauty I've witnessed in seven decades." He pauses, studying each of you. "You're not health inspectors—too competent. Not Crimson Brotherhood—not enough tattoos. Not rivals from the Obsidian Fork—too... honest-looking, if I'm being charitable." He leans against the counter, somehow unperturbed by the lingering smell of dissolved kitchen equipment. "So what brings a Druid, a Fighter, and a Wizard into MY kitchen on a Tuesday?"
Description
This is the pivotal negotiation scene. Jimmy Pesto is now willing to talk to the party, primarily out of curiosity. He's an eccentric perfectionist who views cooking as the ultimate expression of his plague-infused nature. The party must now pitch their offer: that he abandon his current (clearly lucrative and successful) position with Vex'thar and Pesto's Plague to become the head chef of their criminal restaurant operation instead. This is a social encounter that requires the party to appeal to Jimmy's motivations: his obsession with food, his indifference to morality (as long as he can cook), and his desire to perfect his craft. The challenge is that Vex'thar, the devil owner, is currently in the dining room and will not take kindly to losing his prize chef. The party has several options: (1) convince Jimmy to leave voluntarily; (2) offer him something Vex'thar cannot (freedom to experiment, better facilities, access to rare ingredients); (3) negotiate with Vex'thar directly (risky); (4) attempt to steal him away (very risky, and will trigger a combat encounter with devil enforcers). This scene should emphasize roleplay and negotiation. Jimmy is not hostile, but he's also not immediately eager to abandon a stable position. The DC for convincing him is 15, but it can be reduced with good roleplay arguments or by offering concrete advantages. If the party offers him rare ingredients, exotic spices, or the freedom to cook whatever he wants without health inspectors breathing down his neck, reduce the DC to 13. If they mention access to planar ingredients or the ability to experiment with different plague strains, reduce it further to 11.
DM Notes
This is the core social encounter of the session. Jimmy Pesto should be characterized as passionate, slightly unhinged, and utterly devoted to his craft. He speaks with reverence about food and plague as if they're inseparable. Key points about his character: (1) He doesn't harm people with his plague-touched food anymore—he sees himself as an artist, not a murderer. His powers of pestilence are tools for flavor, not weapons. (2) He's indifferent to the morality of his customers and employers. He doesn't care that Vex'thar is a devil or that his restaurant serves criminals. As long as he can cook, he's happy. (3) He's curious about the party and their motivations. He'll ask pointed questions about their restaurant, their goals, and why they want him specifically. (4) He's deeply loyal to his craft, not to Vex'thar or anyone else. Pitches that work well: "We can offer you a kitchen with no restrictions—cook whatever you want." "We have access to rare planar ingredients you can't get here." "You'd be the undisputed ruler of your kitchen, not Vex'thar's employee." "We want to build something revolutionary in the culinary world." Pitches that don't work: "We're morally superior to Vex'thar." "You should help us because it's the right thing." "You'll make more money with us." If the party's persuasion fails, Jimmy will politely decline but may leave the door open: "Perhaps... if you can bring me something truly exceptional, I might reconsider." This gives the party a secondary objective for a future session. If the party tries to negotiate with Vex'thar directly, he'll demand a price: 5,000 gp, a magical artifact of Rare or higher quality, or a future favor (a crime the party agrees to commit in his name). If the party tries to steal Jimmy away or antagonize Vex'thar, proceed to Encounter 2. Let the party know that Vex'thar is more powerful than they are and that a direct fight would be Deadly difficulty.
Read Aloud
Just as the negotiation reaches a critical point, the kitchen door swings open with theatrical flair. A figure emerges from the shadows—tall, crimson-skinned, with horns that curve upward like a stylized chef's hat. This is Vex'thar, the restaurant's true owner, and he's wearing an expression of amused disdain. "Pesto," he drawls, his voice like burning paper, "I hear there's been some excitement in the kitchen." His eyes—solid black, with tiny golden fire flickering in the pupils—settle on each of you in turn. "And guests. How... informal." He steps closer, and the air around him grows hot and slightly sulfurous. "Let me guess: you've come to steal my chef? Offer him gold? Freedom? The naive dreams of upstart criminals?" He laughs, a sound like dishes breaking in reverse. "How delightful. I haven't had proper entertainment since the last food critic tried to poison me. Or was it the other way around?"
Description
Vex'thar has arrived. This is the moment where the party's choices become critical. Vex'thar is a Bearded Devil (CR 3) who owns the restaurant and employs Jimmy Pesto. He's curious about the party but also genuinely dangerous. He won't attack unprovoked, but he's clearly amused by their presumption. This scene is a test of social acumen: can the party negotiate with a devil? Can they find middle ground? Can they appeal to his love of profit and reputation? Vex'thar is pragmatic—he owns the restaurant because it's profitable and entertains him, not out of any particular loyalty to Jimmy or the Underworld. If the party can convince him that letting Jimmy go is in his interest (through payment, a future favor, or a promise to take their business elsewhere), he might allow it. Alternatively, if they antagonize him or try violence, combat is imminent. This is a crucial choice point. The party's decision here will determine whether the session ends with them recruiting Jimmy Pesto or fighting a Deadly encounter with a devil and his enforcers.
DM Notes
Vex'thar is pragmatic, theatrical, and genuinely amused by the party's audacity. He speaks in metaphors about business, cooking, and corruption. He's not evil in a cartoonish way—he's professional and businesslike, with a dark sense of humor. Key characteristics: (1) He respects strength and cleverness. A party that stands up to him with wit or charm will earn a degree of his respect. (2) He values profit and entertainment over loyalty. If the party can show him that losing Jimmy or gaining a new connection with them is more profitable/entertaining, he'll consider it. (3) He has no reason to kill the party immediately. Violence is bad for business, and he's too sophisticated for needless conflict. (4) He employs other staff and has enforcers available (not yet visible, but ready if needed). Suggested negotiation approaches: (1) Offer to pay him a buyout (5,000 gp or more, depending on party resources). (2) Offer a trade: "We'll send business his way" or "We'll do a favor for him." (3) Appeal to his vanity: "We want to create a rival restaurant that will make YOURS look even better by comparison." (4) Offer him a piece of the party's criminal enterprise. (5) Simply ask permission with respect and deference. Vex'thar will accept any of these, though the gold option is the most straightforward. If combat breaks out, use Encounter 2 (see below). But try to steer the roleplay toward negotiation first. The party should feel like they're engaging in a genuine criminal underworld deal, not just fighting monsters. If the party successfully negotiates, Vex'thar will allow Jimmy to leave with a handshake and a smile: "Go then, Pesto. But remember—in my restaurant, you were a star. Anywhere else, you're just another hack with a gift for poison." Jimmy, once freed, will agree to join the party on a trial basis: "Show me a kitchen worth leaving for, and I'll consider your offer seriously."
Read Aloud
Whether through negotiation or through narrowly avoiding combat, you've managed to secure Jimmy Pesto as an ally. As you prepare to leave Pesto's Plague with your new chef in tow, Jimmy suddenly stops you. "Wait," he says, his plague-green eyes narrowing with culinary concern. "Before I commit to this arrangement, I need to know: can you feed me?" He gestures to a private dining room off the kitchen. "Feed me something that shows me your vision. Cook me a meal that says 'this is why you should abandon everything.' If your food is mediocre, I'll stay here. If it's merely good, I'll consider it. But if it's transcendent..." He smiles, and his teeth seem to shimmer with sickly light. "Then we have an accord." The party must now prepare a meal for Jimmy Pesto, the most critical food critic in the Underworld. This is your final test.
Description
This is a skill challenge disguised as a roleplay encounter. Jimmy Pesto wants to be wooed with food—this is his ultimate language. The party must either (1) create a meal themselves using magical means or conventional cooking; (2) source ingredients from the Underworld and prepare them; or (3) somehow convince Jimmy that they can deliver on their promises without cooking for him right now. This is a Wisdom (Insight) check to understand Jimmy's true motivations (DC 12), potentially followed by a skill challenge to either Survive/Forage for ingredients (Wisdom DC 12), use Intelligence to follow a recipe or create a dish, or use magical abilities to conjure food. The difficulty of this scene depends on the party's creativity. If they have access to goodberries, create food and water, or similar magic, this becomes easy. If they attempt to use conventional cooking with Underworld ingredients, it's medium difficulty. The key is that Jimmy is testing their commitment and their creativity. Any food that incorporates plague themes, dark humor, or unusual ingredients will resonate with him.
DM Notes
This is a lighter, more comedic challenge compared to combat. Jimmy is genuinely interested in seeing what the party can do. He's not setting an impossible standard—he just wants to see effort and creativity. DCs: Wisdom (Insight) DC 12 to understand that Jimmy wants authenticity, not perfection; Cooking (Constitution or Wisdom check, using tools) DC 13 to prepare something genuinely good; Arcana or Religion DC 11 to source or create special ingredients from the Underworld. Success on two of three checks results in a meal that impresses Jimmy. Success on all three results in a meal that genuinely moves him. If the party uses create food and water or similar magic, reduce the DC to 10 (it's easier, but also less impressive to Jimmy—he prefers genuine effort). The Druid is probably the best candidate here, as they can forage and use natural magic. The Wizard can use Prestidigitation to enhance flavors (though this is more theatrical than practical). The Fighter is at a disadvantage but can use survival or cooking tools if available. Allow the party to brainstorm and roleplay their approach. This should be fun and low-stress compared to the earlier scenes. If they succeed, Jimmy becomes a genuine ally who's excited about their venture. If they fail, he'll politely decline but may still offer advice: "Come back when you've learned to cook as well as you fight. Until then, I'll remain here, in the comfort of mediocrity serving mediocre diners."
Monsters
Tactics
The Simmering Ooze is a Gelatinous Cube that has been accidentally infused with animated cooking broth through sloppy magical containment. It doesn't have a unified intelligence—it's mostly mindless, driven only to move and consume. It will advance toward the nearest exit (the kitchen door leading to the dining room) at a rate of 15 feet per turn. It avoids concentrated heat (directly above stoves) but is otherwise oblivious to its surroundings. It will attack any creature that directly confronts it or that tries to block its path. It cannot be reasoned with or frightened. The party's best option is to either (1) destroy it quickly through focused damage; (2) contain it using walls of force, magical bindings, or environmental obstacles; (3) steer it toward a dead-end or containment area; or (4) allow it to exit peacefully. Jimmy Pesto will be disappointed if the party lets it escape but amused if they destroy it "with style." The cube is immune to poison and psychic damage (due to its nature as a magical amalgam of ooze and broth) but is vulnerable to cold damage (which causes it to solidify and slow).
Terrain
The kitchen is cramped and filled with hazards: hot stoves (4d4 fire damage if pushed into one), sharp implements (can be used as difficult terrain with improvised weapons), shelves of volatile alchemical ingredients (a creature can use an action to knock over a shelf, forcing all creatures in a 10-foot radius to make DC 12 Dexterity saves or take 7 (2d6) bludgeoning damage), and a prep table in the center that can be flipped as cover (AC 15 hit points, provides three-quarters cover). The floor is slippery and counts as difficult terrain due to spilled broth and cooking oils. Vertical space is limited (15 feet of ceiling), and there are hanging pots and pans at 10-foot height that can be dislodged (DC 12 Strength check to swing one as a makeshift weapon, dealing 5 (1d8+1) bludgeoning damage on hit).
A cast-iron pot containing enchanted broth that, when consumed by a creature, grants advantage on Charisma checks for 1 hour. Vex'thar considered this one of Jimmy's finest creations. It's still warm. Worth approximately 250 gp to the right buyer, but Jimmy views it as worthless (it's just failed experiment) and won't mind if the party takes it.
Jimmy's personal cookbook, filled with plague-touched recipes, flavor notes, and philosophical musings about the nature of cuisine and disease. It's worth 150 gp to collectors, but more importantly, it contains recipes that could be used to replicate some of Jimmy's signature dishes. The party can use this to negotiate with Jimmy, claiming they want to honor his creations at their restaurant. Alternatively, it's a valuable artifact if they want to sell it.
A set of seven kitchen knives, each one engraved with platinum filigree depicting various plague symptoms and culinary scenes. These are Uncommon magical items that grant advantage on checks made to prepare food with them, and they never dull or require sharpening. They're clearly Jimmy's personal set, and leaving them behind would genuinely upset him—this could be used as a negotiating point. Value: 400 gp total, or invaluable if returned to Jimmy as a gesture of respect.
In Vex'thar's private office (upstairs from the main kitchen), the party could find bottles of rare Underworld spirits worth approximately 100 gp each (5-8 bottles). These are collectibles and luxury goods, useful for trading or selling. However, taking these without permission would permanently anger Vex'thar and ruin any chance of a peaceful negotiation.
If the party explores the pantry or makes friends with Chef Spore, he can provide them with access to rare ingredients from across the planes: Feywild honey (never spoils, tastes of starlight), Shadow-touched mushrooms (add depth to any dish), Infernal peppers (burn with cold rather than heat), and Celestial salt (enhances the natural flavors of any food). These are invaluable to a chef and would definitely impress Jimmy. If the party gifts these to Jimmy after recruiting him, he'll become genuinely excited about his new position. Approximate value: 300 gp total, but Jimmy values them far higher.
Loose coins found in the restaurant's till or in Vex'thar's office. Useful as payment for bribes, buyouts, or blackmail.
Story Hooks
The Recipe Codex contains hints about Jimmy's past as an agent of the God of Plague and his eventual decision to abandon harming innocents. Several recipes reference "the old days" and the "weight of divine wrath." This could lead to future adventures exploring Jimmy's past or threats from the Church of Plague seeking to reclaim him. The Master Chef's Knives are legendary among the Underworld's criminal elite—returning them to Jimmy or stealing them could make the party famous (or infamous) in the right circles. The planar ingredients can be traced back to the various traders who supply Vex'thar's restaurant, potentially leading to future contacts and quests in other planes. The rare spirits in Vex'thar's collection have origins tied to various powerful entities in the Underworld—selling them to the wrong person could attract dangerous attention.
Conclusion
Wrap Up
Assuming the party successfully recruits Jimmy Pesto (through negotiation, combat, or culinary excellence), the session concludes with Jimmy agreeing to a trial period at their restaurant. He's intrigued by their determination and, more importantly, by the prospect of a kitchen where he can cook without Vex'thar's constant oversight. Jimmy will take several of his prized possessions with him: his Recipe Codex, his Master Chef's Knives, and most importantly, a sealed container of his "Plague Stock"—a base ingredient he's been perfecting for 20 years that forms the foundation of all his signature dishes. He'll warn the party that his departure from Pesto's Plague will cause a brief scandal in the Underworld, as Vex'thar will need to find a new chef, but he's confident the devil will move on eventually (Vex'thar respects professionalism, and a cleanly-negotiated departure is far preferable to theft or bloodshed). As the party escapes the restaurant and navigates back through the Gutways toward whatever criminal headquarters they call home, Jimmy will regale them with stories of his first meal at their establishment and ask pointed questions about their kitchen facilities, their access to rare ingredients, and their long-term vision for the restaurant. He's cautiously optimistic but also deeply curious about whether this new opportunity is worth abandoning 15 years of stability.
Cliffhanger
However, as the party reaches the exit to the Underworld, they notice something troubling: a mysterious figure in a hooded cloak is following them through the shadows of the Gutways. The figure seems to be tracking Jimmy specifically, and when Jimmy notices, his plague-green eyes glow brighter with something approaching fear—an emotion the party has never seen from him. "I thought I was done with them," he mutters in barely a whisper. "The Church of Plague should have forgotten about me by now." Before the party can ask questions, the figure vanishes into the darkness, leaving behind only the faint smell of incense and rot. Jimmy refuses to elaborate, but it's clear that recruiting the General of Pestilence has brought an unexpected complication into their lives.
Next Session Hooks
- ["The Church of Plague: A faction of religious zealots who view Jimmy as a fallen prophet seeks to either reclaim him or punish him for his apostasy. They believe his culinary work is a corruption of his divine purpose and want him to return to spreading plague across the Material Plane. This could escalate from simple intimidation to assassination attempts."; "Vex'thar's Revenge (or Opportunity): Despite the amicable separation
- Vex'thar may have other plans. He could hire the party for increasingly dangerous jobs as a way of keeping tabs on Jimmy
- or he could introduce them to even more powerful criminal contacts. Alternatively
- he might ask them to steal something from a rival restaurant
- leading to larger Underworld politics."; "The Kitchen Crisis: Jimmy requires specific ingredients and cooking facilities that the party's restaurant may not have. The party must source rare planar ingredients
- hire additional kitchen staff (perhaps recruiting Chef Spore)
- and navigate the logistics of running a criminal restaurant. This could involve missions to other planes
- deals with merchants
- or competition with other chefs for rare supplies."]
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