This reminds of my campaign where the players are all spies from different countries investigating the same city that got pulled into the ocean. They have to stay together for safety, but are all aware that they will betray each other at the drop of a hat.
One has to figure out why the city went into the ocean. Another needs to stop that from happening. The third wants everybody to be eaten by his mind flayer patron.
And then there’s the druid who just wants to live
Edit: one of my players actually follows me on here.
I’m running Rime of the Frostmaiden and one of my players is secretly a warlock of the BBEG, Auril. So far she poisoned the entire party and just killed a favored NPC and they haven’t caught on yet. They will very soon, no doubt. I’m practicing my evil DM cackle. ????
Just remember, if your character fully betrays their party that trusted them, they will canonically end up in hell when they die – the worst circle of hell is for betrayers. So they have that to look forward to as their reward I guess.
I was a LG paladin of wee jas, but the local curch was corrupt and I had a vision of wee jas telling me to obey the head priest. I became the boss encounter for the party.
Gonna pull this in my campaign. Players started in the slave trade after their town got attacked. 2 of them are brother from different dads. One was dark dragonborn, the other aasimar. The players have been missing for years now though so I was gonna make the black dragon catch wind and become furious That something of his was taken, so he will go rogue (change to good) to frantically find his kid. Whereas the angel, guilt ridden that he wasn’t there, will fall as a blackguard. They are gonna have to figure out what to do though when the kingdom wants them to kill a rampaging dragon or when they find out that the former angel is the bbeg’s right hand.
Baddysunny
I betrayed my party cause I got annoyed my DM playing favorites with his dmnpc who was married to a pc ???? someone had to put em down
You don’t betray your party because you’re friends and you trust eachother.
I don’t betray my party because it’s useful to have a crew of easily manipulated, murderous idiots on your side.
We are not the same.
I betrayed the party because the competent characters died and got replaced with edgelords.
I betrayed cuz my character fell in love with the bbeg. They adopted a son
You betray the party because your mom is secretly the BBEG I betray the party because I’m secretly the BBEG we are not the same
This reminds of my campaign where the players are all spies from different countries investigating the same city that got pulled into the ocean. They have to stay together for safety, but are all aware that they will betray each other at the drop of a hat.
One has to figure out why the city went into the ocean. Another needs to stop that from happening. The third wants everybody to be eaten by his mind flayer patron.
And then there’s the druid who just wants to live
Edit: one of my players actually follows me on here.
Karma get outta here >:(
I’m running Rime of the Frostmaiden and one of my players is secretly a warlock of the BBEG, Auril. So far she poisoned the entire party and just killed a favored NPC and they haven’t caught on yet. They will very soon, no doubt. I’m practicing my evil DM cackle. ????
Just remember, if your character fully betrays their party that trusted them, they will canonically end up in hell when they die – the worst circle of hell is for betrayers. So they have that to look forward to as their reward I guess.
I slept with one of the PC’s mom because she was like lady dimetrescu. Big and muscular and 1000% worth it.
I Betrayed my party because my warlock patron ordered me to.
Some background: my character’s biggest rule of life was “deal is a deal and must be done”
I was a LG paladin of wee jas, but the local curch was corrupt and I had a vision of wee jas telling me to obey the head priest. I became the boss encounter for the party.
Why would I betray my party? They’re my minions and that makes them useful.
I betray the party because my character is going to become the BBEG
Gonna pull this in my campaign. Players started in the slave trade after their town got attacked. 2 of them are brother from different dads. One was dark dragonborn, the other aasimar. The players have been missing for years now though so I was gonna make the black dragon catch wind and become furious That something of his was taken, so he will go rogue (change to good) to frantically find his kid. Whereas the angel, guilt ridden that he wasn’t there, will fall as a blackguard. They are gonna have to figure out what to do though when the kingdom wants them to kill a rampaging dragon or when they find out that the former angel is the bbeg’s right hand.
sounds like a good time
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BBEG is mom? I’m betraying her, not the party.
I have a character concept where she would be the secret BBEG. Bassically she’s a feminist and controll freek taken to a dangerous extreme.