104 sessions
Jul. 22nd, 2018 03:25 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
schneefinkAfter 104 sessions and two and a half years, my first D&D campaign finally came to an end. It was beautiful :) I'm going to miss it, but I'm happy we had a good ending. And there's always fanfic.
Of the five players who started the campaign, three players and all three of our original characters survived until the end, and all three became gods. Two players joined not long afterwards: one of their characters escaped to a different plane, and the other stayed a revered saint with a ton of business and academic investments. Of the three gods, one hid as a village healer, founded a family, and eventually passed away peacefully. One, the former cleric, managed to redeem herself in the eyes of the public and eventually married the god she used to pray to and they had a dozen kids together. And my character studied magic, travelled, hopefully eventually made some good friends, and explored the multiverse. I think eventually she'll find some happiness.
Next planned campaign of our group: a short one that I'm going to DM. There's a lot of preparations still to be done (so many NPCs to write and plots to plan and infrastructure to build etc), but the players are all very enthusiastic already and I think it'll be fun, which is after all the most important thing. I'm very curious how it'll go. It'll start in three weeks at the earliest, so I still have some time.
Of the five players who started the campaign, three players and all three of our original characters survived until the end, and all three became gods. Two players joined not long afterwards: one of their characters escaped to a different plane, and the other stayed a revered saint with a ton of business and academic investments. Of the three gods, one hid as a village healer, founded a family, and eventually passed away peacefully. One, the former cleric, managed to redeem herself in the eyes of the public and eventually married the god she used to pray to and they had a dozen kids together. And my character studied magic, travelled, hopefully eventually made some good friends, and explored the multiverse. I think eventually she'll find some happiness.
Next planned campaign of our group: a short one that I'm going to DM. There's a lot of preparations still to be done (so many NPCs to write and plots to plan and infrastructure to build etc), but the players are all very enthusiastic already and I think it'll be fun, which is after all the most important thing. I'm very curious how it'll go. It'll start in three weeks at the earliest, so I still have some time.
