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<blockquote data-quote="arbados" data-source="post: 6093103" data-attributes="member: 2068">Excellent question because my gaming group is right now on the brink of attempting to eliminate an exceptiuonally powerful Dragon that has been in my campaign for 20+ years!&nbsp; Literally the MOST powerful!&nbsp; No previous groups have ever even dared to challenge its authority, but this group is in the process due to varying circumstances!&nbsp; Without question the players (many of which have been in my game for 8+ years) are exceptionally concerned about their chance of success.&nbsp; They constantly kid with me saying &quot;John (me the DM) is never going to allow us to eliminate this dragon.&nbsp; It has been in the game for years and is one of John's favorite npc's&quot;&nbsp; However, the one thing I have on my side is that 3 of the 5 current players have experienced victory against one of my most powerful and beloved npcs in the past!&nbsp; He was always thought to be invincible, but was defeated.&nbsp; He was an exceptionally powerful and pompous wizard living in a floating city within the clouds.&nbsp; They at least know it can be done!&nbsp; The other good part is that my players are very aware of the powerful npc's through previous characters and experiences.&nbsp; It comes natural for them to interact with these npc's in a way that their characters should due to stories and tales of their greatness that their characters have heard.&nbsp; At times I do have to remind them that their current character has minimal to no knowledge of the npc!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="arbados, post: 6093103, member: 2068"] Excellent question because my gaming group is right now on the brink of attempting to eliminate an exceptiuonally powerful Dragon that has been in my campaign for 20+ years! Literally the MOST powerful! No previous groups have ever even dared to challenge its authority, but this group is in the process due to varying circumstances! Without question the players (many of which have been in my game for 8+ years) are exceptionally concerned about their chance of success. They constantly kid with me saying "John (me the DM) is never going to allow us to eliminate this dragon. It has been in the game for years and is one of John's favorite npc's" However, the one thing I have on my side is that 3 of the 5 current players have experienced victory against one of my most powerful and beloved npcs in the past! He was always thought to be invincible, but was defeated. He was an exceptionally powerful and pompous wizard living in a floating city within the clouds. They at least know it can be done! The other good part is that my players are very aware of the powerful npc's through previous characters and experiences. It comes natural for them to interact with these npc's in a way that their characters should due to stories and tales of their greatness that their characters have heard. At times I do have to remind them that their current character has minimal to no knowledge of the npc! [/QUOTE]

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