Who is interested in playing a 100th level adventure anyway.
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Turanil
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okay, I have found the plot:
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100th level Adventure: Time Collapse!
PCs: pre-generated characters.
Synopsis: A Chronomancer* (who was but 20th level), using wishes and chronomancy spells, created major time paradoxes which resulted in himself becoming a demi-god, but also creating a mess of dimensions and epochs. Now (inspired from the Amber novels), he resides in a castle at the junction of four planes and a dozen timelines. The world is slowly destroyed by this mess however, and is going to be soon obliterated in a giant sphere of anihilation (due to the time paradox and what not, this sphere is now growing fast, and if not stopped soon enough will devour the planet).
World Saviours: Nonetheless, this mess of dimensions and timelines also brought back immortal heroes of legend, at 100th level. So we get: The Lady of the Lake, Gilgamesh, Perseus the Immortal Warrior, Jesus the Ultimate Cleric, etc. Most probably these heroes weren't 100th level during their normal life, but they were all boosted to that incredible level of power due to the mess in the time and dimensions (handwaved explanation...).
So the PCs will first have to figure out what happens, then get to the mighty castle at the junction of planes and epochs. Of course, other epochs mean they will have to fight villains from the future (with modern weapons) as well as from the past.
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So here it begins. I have some old homebrewed adventures I could throw in. I could borrow some epic monsters somewhere on Enworld. Well...
(*: There is netbook on this subject, on my d20 Download website)
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100th level Adventure: Time Collapse!
PCs: pre-generated characters.
Synopsis: A Chronomancer* (who was but 20th level), using wishes and chronomancy spells, created major time paradoxes which resulted in himself becoming a demi-god, but also creating a mess of dimensions and epochs. Now (inspired from the Amber novels), he resides in a castle at the junction of four planes and a dozen timelines. The world is slowly destroyed by this mess however, and is going to be soon obliterated in a giant sphere of anihilation (due to the time paradox and what not, this sphere is now growing fast, and if not stopped soon enough will devour the planet).
World Saviours: Nonetheless, this mess of dimensions and timelines also brought back immortal heroes of legend, at 100th level. So we get: The Lady of the Lake, Gilgamesh, Perseus the Immortal Warrior, Jesus the Ultimate Cleric, etc. Most probably these heroes weren't 100th level during their normal life, but they were all boosted to that incredible level of power due to the mess in the time and dimensions (handwaved explanation...).
So the PCs will first have to figure out what happens, then get to the mighty castle at the junction of planes and epochs. Of course, other epochs mean they will have to fight villains from the future (with modern weapons) as well as from the past.
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So here it begins. I have some old homebrewed adventures I could throw in. I could borrow some epic monsters somewhere on Enworld. Well...
(*: There is netbook on this subject, on my d20 Download website)
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GrayLinnorm
Explorer
You could try to stop Waldorf from nuking Greyhawk. I wonder if they'll have his stats in the Dragon Compendium.
Philip
Explorer
I think 100th lvl adventures should be weird and off-the-wall:
Unknown to the players the 100th lvl wizard with 70 Int has gone quite mad (there is only so much Int a humble Wis and Cha can handle) and has split up into multiple personalities who are battling each other across his own mindscape. Unknown to them the PCs are pulled into his mind and must battle the personalities across an ever-changing landscape.
Without warning the PCs are suddenly the only living creatures left in an utterly barren universe. They have to find out what happened. Perhaps one of them did it inadvertently or they have a traitor amongst them?
Unknown to the players the 100th lvl wizard with 70 Int has gone quite mad (there is only so much Int a humble Wis and Cha can handle) and has split up into multiple personalities who are battling each other across his own mindscape. Unknown to them the PCs are pulled into his mind and must battle the personalities across an ever-changing landscape.
Without warning the PCs are suddenly the only living creatures left in an utterly barren universe. They have to find out what happened. Perhaps one of them did it inadvertently or they have a traitor amongst them?
Shemeska
Adventurer
I'm certain this has happened before
I see this as starting with PCs and players alike being utterly drunk. The DM picks up Deities and Demigods.
Drunk player #1 w/ 100th level PC: "Woo! Yeah let's kill Thor!"
Drunk DM: "Alphabetical order pal, we're going down the line. Woooo!"
Drunk players w/ drunk 100th level PCs: "Yeah! They're going down! Yeah!"
I see this as starting with PCs and players alike being utterly drunk. The DM picks up Deities and Demigods.
Drunk player #1 w/ 100th level PC: "Woo! Yeah let's kill Thor!"
Drunk DM: "Alphabetical order pal, we're going down the line. Woooo!"
Drunk players w/ drunk 100th level PCs: "Yeah! They're going down! Yeah!"
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