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Message: <blockquote data-quote="doctorbadwolf" data-source="post: 8053228" data-attributes="member: 6704184">In my own games, we have had a lot of drama in various forms. My wife's Gnome Artificier, Nemain, dealing with the awakening of her warforged companion, learning that he was made by a tinker before the fall of Lantan, and was saved by Gond and Nebelun so that he could protect Nemain and her companions. ALso, my Halfling Rogue Finnan in that campaign has died a few times, and gone from being a warlock to a mundane rogue in the process. He and Nemain are in love, though he has trouble dealing with having that strong a feeling for someone, thinking as he does of himself as a dead man.In that same campaign, the Dragonborn Fighter/Bard Torkan has learned that he is heir to an ancient and secret lineage of scholars, assassins, and spies, that goes back to the death of Io, when the dragonborn, dragons, kobolds, and many dragon gods, came into being. He also had the most dramatic duel I've ever seen recently. They started by taunting eachother, as is tradition. He and the enemy captain were both down to a single hit worth of damage, and they were faced off for a final charge against eachother. Opposed attack rolls, the enemy captain rolled a 16, Torkan rolled a 17. We got out of our seats, and acted out the final act of their duel. It was epic. The captain's son and lieutenant gave Torkan his father's blade, and called for his men to stand down. I can't get into all the other campaigns, just in terms of time, but...yeah. lots of drama</blockquote>

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