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<blockquote data-quote="Orryn Emrys" data-source="post: 1494320" data-attributes="member: 6799">The final battle of the four-year campaign I completed early last year was against a Great Red Wyrm.&nbsp; Though the scene was everything I had hoped, a desparate conflict against a horrifying beast of mammoth proportions (with an incredible flight speed, I might add), it was a little anti-climactic because it ended so quickly.&nbsp; The villain in question, a tyrant of the Old World named Taimen, frequently referred to simply as &quot;The Great Dragon&quot;, had long since incited a general sense of terror in the heroes, and they had spent months planning for the battle they knew would eventually occur.&nbsp; I timed the end of the campaign to bring the dragon and the heroes together as they achieved 20th level.The killing blow against the beast was made by a heroic scythe-wielding warrior just as the dragon crushed him with its powerful jaws.&nbsp; Hero and dragon alike then plunged to a watery grave below the cliffs of the Imperial City.The session was certainly one of the grandest of my career.&nbsp; I do, however, have some concerns regarding general applications of the slime wave spell.... :\</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Orryn Emrys, post: 1494320, member: 6799"] The final battle of the four-year campaign I completed early last year was against a Great Red Wyrm. Though the scene was everything I had hoped, a desparate conflict against a horrifying beast of mammoth proportions (with an incredible flight speed, I might add), it was a little anti-climactic because it ended so quickly. The villain in question, a tyrant of the Old World named Taimen, frequently referred to simply as "The Great Dragon", had long since incited a general sense of terror in the heroes, and they had spent months planning for the battle they knew would eventually occur. I timed the end of the campaign to bring the dragon and the heroes together as they achieved 20th level. The killing blow against the beast was made by a heroic scythe-wielding warrior just as the dragon crushed him with its powerful jaws. Hero and dragon alike then plunged to a watery grave below the cliffs of the Imperial City. The session was certainly one of the grandest of my career. I do, however, have some concerns regarding general applications of the [i]slime wave[/i] spell.... :\ [/QUOTE]

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