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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Traveon Wyvernspur" data-source="post: 5644474" data-attributes="member: 73201">Ever thought about running two characters in this type of campaign setup? I ran a solo campaign in AD&D for my best friend/roommate in which he had two characters one being a mindless barbarian and the other as a necromancer or the "brains" of the operation. The campaign went all the way until his necromancer achieved demi-god status and his barbarian became the leader of all the barbarian tribes.It might make things a bit easier/more fun if you could run two Characters.Evil campaigns can be tricky, it's hard sometimes for a DM to wrap their minds around the differences in what motivates the characters.In your case, it may be that he has played with you a lot and really wants to challenge you because he knows you are a good player and quick on your feet. The other possibility is that he doesn't really want to play this campaign and is trying to kill you off by tossing impossible odds at you.I'd be upfront with him if I were you and ask him straight out if he is enjoying running this campaign or if he's trying to kill you off because he isn't enjoying it. If he's a good friend you should be able to do this w/o straining your friendship.Just my 2 coppers,Trav</blockquote>