End of Time - Revision history

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			It should be noted that the participants in this campaign were teenagers

	In this campaign, one of the Lords of Necessity had gone mad and was threatening reality. A group of adventurers were assembled, consisting of a gold dragon avatar, the first order of one monk ("Bard"), a wizard named "The Wanderer", and others. They were tasked with travelling to impossible realms to gather special items and to find the lost age character, The Covenant, who had gone missing from the world.		In this campaign, one of the Lords of Necessity had gone mad and was threatening reality. A group of adventurers were assembled, consisting of a gold dragon avatar, the first order of one monk ("Bard"), a wizard named "The Wanderer", and others. They were tasked with travelling to impossible realms to gather special items and to find the lost age character, The Covenant, who had gone missing from the world.

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	* '''System''': Dungeons and Dragons 2nd Edition		* '''System''': Dungeons and Dragons 2nd Edition
	* '''GM''': Jason		* '''GM''': Jason
	* '''Players''': Andy, Eric, Hank, Matt H		* '''Players''': Andy (Teppan), Eric (The Wanderer), Hank (Bard), Matt H

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	Canonically, [[Aeon]] going mad was the cause of [[The Shattering]]. The [[Immortal]] known as the [[Oathbound]] was recovered from [[Heroe's Rest]] to be fashioned into a ~~special~~ weapon that can destroy [[Founders]].		Canonically, [[Aeon]] going mad was the cause of [[The Shattering]]. The [[Immortal]] known as the [[Oathbound]] was recovered from [[Heroe's Rest]] to be fashioned into a unique weapon that can destroy [[Founders]].

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	[[~~To Do~~]]		Canonically, [[Aeon]] going mad was the cause of [[The Shattering]]. The [[Immortal]] known as the [[Oathbound]] was recovered from [[Heroe's Rest]] to be fashioned into a special weapon that can destroy [[Founders]].

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	In this campaign, one of the Lords of Necessity had gone mad and was threatening reality. A group of adventurers, consisting of dragon ~~avatars~~, order of one ~~monks~~, and ~~other traditional classes,~~ were tasked with ~~finding~~ the ~~primordial~~ age character, The Covenant, who had gone missing from the world. Using a powerful transportation device (appearing like a large 10-sided die), the party traveled to other ~~game~~ worlds (including Mario and Zelda), and the "real world". Their quest succeeded when they traveled into the "blue world" which was a meta-dimension that existed in another GM's game world, where ~~Thomas~~ Covenant had been played as a character in other campaigns. This bizarre meta-journey across campaign worlds ended with their return of The Covenant, and his destruction of the rogue Lord of Time.		In this campaign, one of the Lords of Necessity had gone mad and was threatening reality. A group of adventurers were assembled, consisting of a gold dragon avatar, the first order of one monk ("Bard"), a wizard named "The Wanderer", and others. They were tasked with travelling to impossible realms to gather special items and to find the lost age character, The Covenant, who had gone missing from the world.

			Using a powerful transportation device (appearing like a large 10-sided die), the party traveled to other worlds to collect these special items (including Mario and Zelda), and the "real world". Their quest succeeded when they traveled into the "blue world" which was a meta-dimension that existed in another GM's game world, where The Covenant had been played as a character in other campaigns. This bizarre meta-journey across campaign worlds ended with their return of The Covenant, and his destruction of the rogue Lord of Time.

	=Canon=		=Canon=

	[[To Do]]		[[To Do]]

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{{Breadcrumb End of Time}}

=Details=

* '''Time Played''': 1992
* '''Historical Era''': [[The Shattering]]
* '''System''': Dungeons and Dragons 2nd Edition
* '''GM''': Jason
* '''Players''': Andy, Eric, Hank, Matt H

=Summary=

In this campaign, one of the Lords of Necessity had gone mad and was threatening reality. A group of adventurers, consisting of dragon avatars, order of one monks, and other traditional classes, were tasked with finding the primordial age character, The Covenant, who had gone missing from the world. Using a powerful transportation device (appearing like a large 10-sided die), the party traveled to other game worlds (including Mario and Zelda), and the "real world". Their quest succeeded when they traveled into the "blue world" which was a meta-dimension that existed in another GM's game world, where Thomas Covenant had been played as a character in other campaigns. This bizarre meta-journey across campaign worlds ended with their return of The Covenant, and his destruction of the rogue Lord of Time.

=Canon=

[[To Do]]