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Originally posted by Derulbaskul

Let's see, we have in our current Neverwinter-based game:

- a male human hybrid barbarian|warlord who is the true heir to the crown of Neverwinter;
- a male half-elf wererat valorous bard who will probably become the spymaster of Neverwinter after he takes control of the Dead Rats gang of wererats;
- a male eladrin bladesinger who eventually wishes to uncover the mystery of Sharandar's disappearance; and
- a male dwarf hammer-and-shield fighter who will eventually find Gauntlgrym.

4E rules, 4E Realms. :)

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Originally posted by Asgetrion

Our Waterdeep campaign has been running for 13 years now (in RW time ;), and although it is focused on the City of Splendors and the North, we have travelled all over the Realms during these years (Amn, Cormyr and Tethyr, mainly). I could probably write at least twenty pages about our characters and the campaign in general, but I try to keep details to the "bare-bones" minimum. Note that we have not used many canon events in our campaign, although some of them might yet come to pass later on. Since we are still playing 3.0 edition, some of the stats may seem "wrong" or lacking.
Our adventuring company was naively named Heroes of the North by my 1st level energetic (and extremely naive) bard, Wilfred Rollingshoulder. The name stuck, since all of the characters liked it ("It really sounds so epic and glorious!"). Of course, all the others were young and naive, too :D
The company is also known as Heroes of the Northland (for reasons known only to the DM) in Amn and Tethyr. All of the original (non-noble) characters were eventually ennobled for their services to Waterdeep (hence the honorary title of Sir or Saer).

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Now the campaign is running towards its end, with the emergence of the Time of the Beast (Age of Worms). In our campaign, a powerful Phaerimm deity was imprisoned under the pyramids of Ascore, and now that it has become free, the whole North is becoming a hunting-ground for the Phaerimm and their allies/servants.

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Originally posted by Diffan

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Originally posted by Derulbaskul

Let's see, we have in our current Neverwinter-based game:

- a male human hybrid barbarian|warlord who is the true heir to the crown of Neverwinter;
- a male half-elf wererat valorous bard who will probably become the spymaster of Neverwinter after he takes control of the Dead Rats gang of wererats;
- a male eladrin bladesinger who eventually wishes to uncover the mystery of Sharandar's disappearance; and
- a male dwarf hammer-and-shield fighter who will eventually find Gauntlgrym.

4E rules, 4E Realms. :)

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That sounds like fun.

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Originally posted by TomCosta

I'd say the most interesting character we have in our 5E group is a wild dwarf druid (circle of the moon)/warlock (pact of the chain, fiendish patron), who's imp familiar is the "character," while his wild dwarf, Meat Puppet, is his tool that constantly shape changes into dinosaurs of various sorts, while the imp yells at the rest of the party in his nasally voice, "You're not doing it right!"

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