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Oh yeah, that has been established, the sorcerer is currently on his way to see Alfred. Don't think no one has noticed that the sorcerer is carefully avoiding any and all conflict with Binky. Frankly, it is starting to get embarrassing, I mean people are starting to talk and giggle about it...

So on his best days, he has what 62 hit points with Aid and Inspired Leadership?

Don't forget, you cast Create Magan 60 times, 60x3=180, so you actually have 2 Hit Points by your own math.

Lets not forget there is a band of six 10th level murder hobos out there looking for the sorcerer, because someone told them he has a powerful magic item and are being paid 50,000GP each for its recovery. Since the sorcerer will be rampaging across the country side for several weeks, they have...

So he he has 60 CR 3 Magen, this means his maximum HP has been permanently reduced by 180 HP. According to original build, he killed himself casting Create Magen. Lets say he went with 59, this means with Aid and Inspired Leadership the most HP he can have at any given time is 62. Good to know.

The sorcerer is the one who keeps avoiding the fight with Binky.

Okay, so we have now established the sorcerer is outside of his fortress, and has no 9th level spell slots, probably no 8th level spell slots either, not more than a handful of hit points and every 20th level wizard on the planet now knows where he is and where he is going, because while he is...

If the DMM wants an autographed copy of one of his books, Binky will would be happy to send him one. Binky always enjoys meeting fans.

As far as the sorcerer is concerned, he is. The sorcerer will never leave his fortress and is therefore not relavant to the world. If he wants Binky, he will have to come looking for him and that will not happen because the sorcerer depends on the his fortress to be neigh unstoppable. I think if...

I have no idea which wizard you killed, but that's fine, Binky is still alive and so far has not taken a single point of damage. Your sorcerer has failed and Binky wins.

At this point it is pretty obvious the sorcerer demigod is no more or less powerful that any other well prepared 20th level character, outside his fortress. By the way, if he changes into an Elf body, then he can no longer hover around his inner sanctum for free, correct?

The sorcerer does not have a "World Conqueror" image, he has not left his fortress since he obtained 17th level, no one knows who he is or has even heard of him except maybe in some weird white paper in Candle Keep. For god sake, the sorcerer arch nemesis is Binky, the 3rd level Tabaxi Rogue...

Looks like Binky is the winning entry, the best the unamed demigod sorcerer can achieve is a draw. I decided on mastermind, I thought that fit better. Name: Binky Class: Rogue Mastermind 3 Race: Tabaxi Attributes: Str 8, Dex 16, Con 12, Int 13, Wis 10, Cha 16 Saving Throws: Dexterity +5...

Binky is definitely Tabaxi, but I was thinking Swashbuckler.

Yep, at this point the whole discussion is moot. This 20th level machine of destruction is a threat to exactly no one. He has locked himself up in his man cave and pretty much cannot leave to even take a leak let alone lead an army to take over the world. So my 3rd level rogue named Binky, wins...

You mean that big ass anti magic blind spot in the middle of the map that no one seems to be able penetrate? Pretty obvious place to start I would say.

Meh!, this is actually not that tough of a problem. A 20th level wizard is a world wrecker, he would never see the wizard coming or even have any idea what the plan was. He would be effectively defenseless on turn one, he would be dead no more than 2 or 3 turns later and the wizard would expend...

So I am a 20th level "Insert Class Name Here", with basically infinite resources, including enough 1000GP gems to fuel whatever spells I have or buy whatever normal non magic items I want or need. So I go to a tavern and wait for a group of say 10th level murder hobos to walk in, hand them a...

Harper's Tale actually looks like it might be a fun adventure even for adults, of course that may just be me. I admit I am a 14 year old boy in my heart, or at least that is what my wife says, but I am not sure if that is a compliment or not.

Every campaign I have ever played had at least one PC death. TPK's are pretty rare, I have seen a few of them, maybe 3 over the last 40 years, but it was always because the party as a whole got stupid and unlucky in the same game.