I’ve been acting as a DM, off and on again, for about 5 years.
I’m the other blogger for this page, my name is Nicholas and I’m a bit late to the party. The most important thing about Dungeons and Dragons, or really any tabletop role-playing game, is to have fun. Any ideas on how to proceed? One demon is in the Abyss while the other is trouncing around the Material Plane, which probably matters. And the party is sitting outside the BBEG’s war camp. The PC is obligated to two different demons who want to kill each other. So we have a PC and an NPC to have to kill the same target. This NPC is also pretty well liked by the players, and they don’t want to see their friend end up in hell.
The revenant has been traveling for nearly a year to do this, and is days away from failing his mission and going to hell forever. The party recently came upon an old revenant NPC, who reveals his unholy quest to personally kill the BBEG himself. This demon tells the rogue not to worry about the first contract because he’s going to personally kill the demon who he originally signed with. He instantly gains 1 level in warlock, and enters his second fiendish pact. The demon prince claims the rogue as its first slave and champion in its quest to consume all life in existence. When the demigod was at its weakest, the quasit attacked while the party was busy and ate the demigod’s heart, transforming the quasit into a demi-demon prince. Since this demigod’s worshippers were all in this one dungeon, the quasit directed the group to do things that got its worshippers all killed. In the game I run, demigods are still garnering power through their followers’ belief so they can become a god with a capital G. As the game went on, the quasit became a fun NPC who goads the rogue into doing more and more vicious acts to solve the party’s problems, and hinted at the idea of a warlock pact if it became strong enough.Įventually, the party finds a demigod in a dungeon. The quasit is there to keep tabs on the rogue PC as he fulfills this mission. In return, the rogue has to personally kill the BBEG. As part of the deal, the rogue gets a quasit familiar and gets to live. Our rogue nearly died while fighting an orcish fiend cult, but struck a deal with a tanarruk to save his life. We have a weird love triangle of sorts going on in my campaign between the BBEG (an orc warlord), the party rogue, and a revenant NPC.
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