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Message: <blockquote data-quote="thundershot" data-source="post: 4695956" data-attributes="member: 628">While we've had different goals and characters over the years, the first setting started with the D&D Basic Set (the magenta one) and then went to BECMI, where the climax was the main characters (and their arch villain) became immortals. We took a break and started with 2nd Edition. It wasn't until later that it was established to be in the same world at the BECMI group, and even incorporated those characters into the campaign. At the end of 2nd Edition, we played "The Apocalypse Stone" and destroyed reality as we know it. When we started 3E, we used a few characters from before, but they were back to 1st level, and had no memory of what had happened, only that things are different. They slowly started tracking down members of the old party and tried to piece together what happened (such as Halflings no longer having hairy feet). At the end, they faced their arch nemesis Baba Yaga (who, in 2E, had become a vampire Bionoid, and I converted her over to 3E) and won.The new campagin starts with new characters (or variations of old characters) without any connective tissue from the old one except for two things. 1) Baba Yaga is the God of Magic and replaces Vecna. This is the SAME Baba Yaga that the party from 3E thought they had defeated. 2) One of the core members of the party in 2E and 3E, a Sylph called Sprite is the Goddess of Illusion. She sacrificed herself to defeat Baba Yaga, and ended up with the same spark of divinity that Baba Yaga gained. She is aware that her former friends are cropping up on this world, but is letting them live their lives naturally...So... how long? On and off 22 years, maybe?Chris</blockquote>

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