I don't ref, although I have in the past. My ref has 40+ years. We are currently playing 2nd. Also 5th with my other friend, but the critical one is in 2nd.
Levels don't matter. But I'm a 15th level cleric in the critical campaign. I worship the Norse God that rose from the ashes after Ragnarok, haha!
E: Also, we had an adventure in Asgard after Ragnarok (I had to get Odin's chalice), the whole system of existence was fucked up.
We are die hard 3.5 players...same group of guys the whole time, its like poker night lol...their current campaign has them stuck deep in the abyss (The belly of death) around 17th lvl....they are working towards thwarting Orcus' plans to come to the material plane...which would be Greyhawk for them.....Saltmarsh to be exact as I took the story over after the made their way through "Ghosts of Saltmarsh" (That i adapted from 5e to 3.5e)
That sounds awesome!
The campaign I am dealing with is a "Greek" arrogant god that is the first son of the Supreme God (of that pantheon) of Divine Right. So, the first son should be rightfully in ascension according to the father. But the supreme god is balking at that idea.
Luckily, I'm just a Norse priest and don't get involved in those greasy Mediterranean negro politics, haha.
Although Ragnarok has already occurred. All my gods are dead, except one rose from the ashes like a phoenix, who I now worship. (Monotheism Norse, haha!)
It's a bizarre campaign.
E: Oh, critical point, so the son of the "supreme god" decided he is just going to conquer everything on the Prime Material Plane. His current focus is the ref's "Earth world," which we are on. The final adventure is to try and thwart him temporarily.
E2: One last funny: one player worships the "supreme god." I mock him whenever ideology comes up because his god is a fraud about "divine right." We should be working for the evil first son according to his crappy dumb "god."
I like strange storylines.....it really sums up D&D in my opinion......I dislike cookie cutter stories....they feel bland...
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