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My DM perma-killed my character in the first session.
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My DM perma-killed my character in the first session.

We were playing our first session with Curse of Strahd. Strahd shows up and lets us know the lay of the land. Right when he turned to leave, my cocky human rogue Johnny Handsome threw a dagger at his back just to taunt him. Well, it fucking worked. Strahd teleported and decapitated him in one go.

Our cleric tried to heal me, but we were all level 1. There was nothing we could do. Johnny was dead. Everyone was shocked.

After Strahd left, my DM said there was laughter in the forest around us. It was a war forged jester with the soul of a serial killer: Jester #4. My actual character.

My DM and I had planned Johnny's death from the start. We told none of the other 5 players until after it happened, and they loved it. An amazing start to the session and all my DM's idea. I highly recommend going for this in your own games.

After 20 Sessions, My PC's Still Use Their "Magical" Crowbar
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After 20 Sessions, My PC's Still Use Their "Magical" Crowbar

Early on in my campaign, my players found an area of concentrated druidic magic. They found out that when you placed items next to it, they'd become imbued with some power and become magical items. Well one of my PC's had a crowbar..

And I gave them it back as the, "Magical Crowbar of Heavy Lifting", and it allows you to use you to have advantage on your strength throws while using it. Yep. They do not know what a crowbar actually does, and I get a chuckle everytime they ask for or use the crowbar.

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