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I like the idea of a demon lord opening a portal to the material plane and trying to overrun the world with demons. How could I center a campaign around that concept, preferably with the final showdown being against the demon lord himself?

I always thought of the heart of the obyrith to be more related to the Obyriths, hence the name. I feel like its demonic nature means Iggwilv would be the the most likely person to be associated with it.

Good point, perhaps they could try to talk the angels of mount celestia into helping them, or they could try to infiltrate the demon lord's lair using stealth, or they could get a dragon who owes them a favor to give them a hand. Its always a good idea to let the PCs do whatever crazy thing...

I love the demon lords, and I would love to end a campaign by fighting one of them. The only problem is, I'm having trouble coming up with a plot a demon lord could have I would like suggestions for a plot for a demon lord and his cult to pursue. Ideally something that would be apocalyptic...

I was just curious if it was actually possible to do, and what kind of dungeons you created if it was.

Has anyone ever created a megadungeon before, like a place where the characters enter the dungeon at level 10 and come out level 13?

I have an interesting idea for a campaign and I would like to see what you guys think of it A powerful wizard created a powerful artifact known as the Heart of the Obyrith. It was sought out by the cult of a demon lord to be used in a ritual to make said demon lord incredibly powerful. An...

I have heard references to demon lords drawing a world into their layer of the abyss and I think this would make for an good scheme for a demon lord BBEG. Tell me how you think a demon lord could go about this (preferably in a way that a dnd campaign can be centered around). One idea I had was...

The cleric has the folk hero background, that gives survival proficiency, close enough

So let's say I have a party consisting of the following characters Half Elf Devotion paladin (Defense fighting style) Half Orc Battlemaster fighter (GWF fighting style) Hill Dwarf Life Cleric Either a Feral Tiefling Arcane Trickster Rogue or a Lightfoot Halfling Lore Bard Human Abjuration...

I have an interesting idea for a magic item. It is basically a crystal that when used as a spell casting focus, allows spells of a certain energy type to ignore resistances to that energy type and deal more damage. Does that sound like a balanced idea for a magic item, and if so, what rarity...

What can a full caster like a wizard do against a foe that has magic resistance such as a lich or a demon lord? It seems like their options would be limited against such a foe.

I feel like a demon lord should always have some backup with them, unless they need their forces focused elsewhere or they were performing a ritual that could empower themselves that another demon could hijack and they didn't want to take the chance that one of their minions would try to betray...

I have read in the Fiendish Codex and other sources that the Demon Lord Obox Ob apparently, and I quote "almost managed to draw an entire world into the Abyss to fuel his ascension, but failed at his task when heroes of that realm opposed him by engineering a devastating disruption of the flow...

Has anyone fought a demon lord, perhaps one from Mordenkainen's Tome of foes or Out of the Abyss, at full power? I imagine it would take a party of high level, if not max level, players to even survive such a battle, much less triumph.

I love the idea of a campaign set mostly in the arctic, but I feel that there are not enough arctic monsters for a full 1-20 arctic campaign. How would you deal with this lack of arctic monsters?

Who here has seen, or heard of, a rogue reaching Tier 4 after starting from 1st level? If you have, what was his or her subclass?

Do I start as Fighter or Rogue?

Can someone suggest a good build for an archer that can also fill the role of a rogue in a party (trap disarming and sneaking around)? Something that is good through all 20 levels?

How do you feel about players who replace their dead characters with similar ones (Such as a dead War cleric being replaced by a tempest cleric). I feel like its uncreative, but if your dead character filled a certain party role, it would be necessary for the new character to be able to fill...