glitterbaby
2016-04-08, 05:46 PM
So I've posted about my level 20 dwarf wizard on here before. If you've forgotten I've asked for advice on spell preparation, for ways to beat a golem's magic immunity, and even for how to cover up a genocide. Something recently happened.
So we were fighting the High Cleric of Vecna, one of the final BBEGs, and he had the artifact that lets him command the Tarrasque. Now in this campaign, Big T is apparently really linked to the material plane or something, we don't know. Well my wizard wins initiative in the fight and sets up a ton of BFC/damage/etc and he basically disables the entire room. We're happy. Well the enemies get some plot armor and can cast some Miracles to set the slate back to normal. My wizard casts a Celerity and puts up a Prismatic Sphere. The High Cleric decides it's a decent idea to command Big T to charge my Sphere. He passes all his saves but for the Plane Shift and I send him to the Negative Energy Plane. He's gone, High Cleric tries to walk cast a Miracle. For whatever reason, maybe the next turn happened or something or , I had another immediate action so I walked out and stopped his spell. The rest of the party came up out and we win the fight, yay. Entire room goes dark, weird.
So the Godslayer shows up and we leave. He's chasing us around, we have to blow a Wish on masking our trail and we lose him. We get back to the floating island with the highest powered wizards on the plane and they're doing some ritual, it looks like they need some help. The former-PC-before-he-left-for-law-school-wizard joins the ritual so I join in too. Ritual finishes and an infantile Big T shows up in the center of the circle. The session ends, we have no clue what happened.
Next session starts. We get a little explanation. Basically the planes started moving towards each other which shouldn't happen with the laws of everything. It's all very confusing and nobody really knows much. All across the entire plane, all the not-adults are dead. The fallen paladin is thrilled.
So tl;dr I accidentally killed millions now. Where is my alignment? I think we agreed I was CN/TN/LN before (definitely not Good and maybe a bit south of neutral).
So we were fighting the High Cleric of Vecna, one of the final BBEGs, and he had the artifact that lets him command the Tarrasque. Now in this campaign, Big T is apparently really linked to the material plane or something, we don't know. Well my wizard wins initiative in the fight and sets up a ton of BFC/damage/etc and he basically disables the entire room. We're happy. Well the enemies get some plot armor and can cast some Miracles to set the slate back to normal. My wizard casts a Celerity and puts up a Prismatic Sphere. The High Cleric decides it's a decent idea to command Big T to charge my Sphere. He passes all his saves but for the Plane Shift and I send him to the Negative Energy Plane. He's gone, High Cleric tries to walk cast a Miracle. For whatever reason, maybe the next turn happened or something or , I had another immediate action so I walked out and stopped his spell. The rest of the party came up out and we win the fight, yay. Entire room goes dark, weird.
So the Godslayer shows up and we leave. He's chasing us around, we have to blow a Wish on masking our trail and we lose him. We get back to the floating island with the highest powered wizards on the plane and they're doing some ritual, it looks like they need some help. The former-PC-before-he-left-for-law-school-wizard joins the ritual so I join in too. Ritual finishes and an infantile Big T shows up in the center of the circle. The session ends, we have no clue what happened.
Next session starts. We get a little explanation. Basically the planes started moving towards each other which shouldn't happen with the laws of everything. It's all very confusing and nobody really knows much. All across the entire plane, all the not-adults are dead. The fallen paladin is thrilled.
So tl;dr I accidentally killed millions now. Where is my alignment? I think we agreed I was CN/TN/LN before (definitely not Good and maybe a bit south of neutral).