Half of the party dies at the very end of the campaign

>Half of the party dies at the very end of the campaign

>GM starts a new campaign
>THAT GUY's character is the bastard son of a beloved character from the last campaign.
>Also, GM decides to make beloved character a useless old man, just to add insult to injury.
Somehow, campaign ends up being the best ones I've ever played in anyways.

Why shouldn't the BBEG be strong enough to potentially kill everyone? Losing a character in the middle of the campaign sucks, but dying at the end can be a good conclusion to their character arc.

the party should be dead from the beginning

>the comic relief survives
>the old mentor figure also survives thanks to asspull
>the cool guy just dies without redeeming his past failures

>GM starts ANOTHER new campaign.
>Recently watched a prison drama so most of it takes place in prison
>Brings his girlfriend to the table who decides to make her character the daughter of another player's character.
>She brings her friends and they all do wacky shit in the everglades of Florida.
>Main antagonist is revealed to be ANOTHER son of beloved character from previous campaign
>Game ends with a total wipe and the party NPC causing a universal reset.

>first time DMing 3.5
>party comes to first major dungeon
>multiple ways to get to entrance of dungeon including stairs carved into cliff, a very long path, a new rope hung down the cliff face from a sturdy tree, AND A SHEER CLIFF THAT I SPECIFICALLY SAY IS MADE OF WEAR, DETERIORATING STONE

Guess which path they took? The only person that managed to "survive" was a fucking preserved corpse that they had been dragging around and were determined to revive.

>the cool guy just dies without redeeming his past failures

But he figured out how ZA WARDO works and gave them the clue as his dying act.

>party finds and confronts the BBEG way sooner than the DM had planned
>despite being underleveled they manage to beat him
>Dm doesn't want his beloved OC to die so bullshits him way out of the encounter
>Gives hims some bullshit I win abilities afterwords so they can't beat him until the DM says they're ready

>beloved surviving character shows up near the end of another campaign to give players the mcguffin they need to beat the BBEG
>shenanigans lead to that character switching bodies with a turtle

>It’s also the second best campaign

Man, you fucks really cannot get over the new Star Wars movies, can you?

Just ran something like this.

>Party decides to help the Ninja take revenge for his wiped out clan
>can only gather up Yakuza and bandits
>a handful of Gaijin cannons
>other Ninja clan meant to aid get betrayed and murdered
>beach assault
>oh shit, they saw us coming
>near tpk, whole army destroyed
>ninja, barb and 5 yakuza followers survive, get to shore
>"heh, there's seven of you..."
>sneak into enemy castle
>Ninja challenges Daimyo to a duel
>basically Sub-Zero vs Fire Lord
>Ninja gets revenge, kills Daimyo
>5 Yakuza goons die to buy time
>Barb and Ninja back to back
>"It was an honor."
>"Likewise."
>final tpk
>Enemy clan wiped
>no survivors, either side
>a GG was had by all

What does Jew Wars have to do with Diamond is Unbreakable?

Only half? Last time I played Call of Cthulhu out of seven characters only one didn't die or go insane.

Get out, viral shill

>second best campaign
*second worst
sorry
he said in the spoiler that the campaign was actually good
It doesnt sound like star wars

>OP missed the last train home

How the last two guys killed an army?

Kakyoin Was literally the only reason they even figured out The World's power. None of the others had and ability that could figure it out in time. Hence, without Kak Jotaro never would have thought to try to move through stopped time and would have been deaded.

Pucci wasn't the son of anyone. He was just an Italian priest.

Hol Horse should have replaced Avdol as a Stardust Crusader.

Guys, the GM just gave us this as loot in our most recent dungeon.
It's just... a blank piece of paper.
There's nothing written on it or anything.
What do?

>The ENTIRE party dies in the finale
>It's still a victory, somehow
Happened to me.

flip it over

Dont flip it

don't listen to him

Alright, well I'll take the advice...

...still nothing. What now, geniuses?

huh..flip it again?

Yeah, he was just the gay boyfriend of the beloved antagonist.

Well, that or the completely platonic asexual best friend with whom he chilled in a bed shirtless talking about philosophy. No homo there.

Heh, yeah, like that'll fix anything.

Whatever, maybe I can write my backstory on it or something...

It's not gay if you reset the universe.

Rolled 7, 5, 6 = 18 (3d12)

RIP

Wait what're you rolling that 3d12 for?!

WHAT THE-

>tfw so upset about that one time you let a guy get you drunk and top you that you reset the universe to make it have never happened

>We're up to 50% survival.

Either the GM is starting to slip or we've made more progress than I thought.

>the only ones who died was the mage who spent a large swath of the game dead or otherwise not doing much at all, a dog (albeit a very cool one), and the bard
Sounds like not very much was lost

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>Another campaign
>BBEG wipes out all but one member of the party by himself
>Remaining guy one shots BBEG
>Still fucks up inghe epilogue
>Next camaign hs retarded yet handsome descendant pays for it

He doesn't kill everyone, he leaves the useless rogue alone.

>next campaign
>wild west setting
>GM says he wants to experiment, so he makes the quest into a race for lodesadosh and honor
>a few sessions in, one of the PCs gets it in his head that Jesus is telling him to kill the president

Just because the rogue had the final piece of the mcguffin all this time

that literally just happened to me. i joined when they were about 11 months into the game. we were fighting a paladin who took over the castle my character was second in command at. the paladin's oath forbid him only from killing someone, so i tricked him into killing me. my co-players are fucking morons and both of them and the gm wanted me to help them out, so i was allowed to look at their character sheets. mfw someone besides me had a bag of holding. just to explain how moronic these players were, when they decided to take a long rest, one of them chipped in to ask "but wait, wouldn't that heal user's character?" the one who was already dead. to be fair the players were new, but so was i, more so than them. i'm even younger than them. so of course i told them what happens when 2 bags of holding meet and one of them killed themselves by charging at the paladin with them. my character had a bit of a connection with his so at least we could have a nice scene in the astral plane.