Narrated D&D Story: How A Player Turned Out To Be The Secret BBEG Of The Session

The biggest twist ever...



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Narration: MyLo (Twitter/VoMylo)
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[TheCassiusTain]

If I had been the GM at this table and one of my players had the ability to wish anything and wished for this realm to become his, I'd have stood up, taken the DM screen and set it down in front of him, rolled a character and sat back down.

[MoonLight-zjiu]

Wizard: I like this world, I think I'll keep it for myself.
Everyone: *shocked Pikachu face*

[KC]

“Dungeons can be for level 1s or level 10s”
*Panics in low HP*

[RPGTales]

This is an evil player character done right.

[ithalathegayguy]

I can't believe they made tabletop DnD into an immersive MMO where all the players had a hand in building the I want to play so goddamn bad

[indigosteel]

So basically, Saruman won the War of The Ring
This story is EPIC

[TheJprox]

PC 1: You believed that I was a hero?! FOOL! I was the great evil all along!

PC 2: HAH! You?! Don’t speak nonsense! It was I who was pulling strings ALL. A. LONG.

Wizard PC: HO! HO! HO! HO! FOOLS!

[SerDerpish]

“Waiter! Some Diplomacy fell into this D&D!”

“I’m so sorry sir. I’ll tell the DM right away and get it fixed for you.”

“No way; this is the best thing that could have happened! I was just letting you know so you can add it to the menu.”

[ThePiachu]

Heh, sounds like the GMs outsourced content generation to every of the starting players. "You're totes the evil guy, make some dungeons for us". That plus with such a broad pool of BBEGs they knew someone would survive long enough to have a climactic showdown at the end.

[intergalactic]

That moment when we all remember that the Wizard although not an original character had been created so early that he was being treated as an original and therefore counted as one of the secret BBEG.

[anthonycidmendoza]

YOU WERE EXPECTING THE BBEG TO BE THE HALF-ELF, BUT IT WAS ME, WIZARD!

[dariocosimovoto]

Amazing story, I wish there could be enough confidence with the DM to even become the BBEG of the campaign.

[sintanan]

I had a sorcerer/rogue who became the bbeg when he was the only character to see through the illusion that the npc paladin was actually a fallen angel in disguise.

Unable to convince the rest of the party, the sorcerer replaced the head of the local mafia with himself and slowly worked against the party to stop the fallen angel.

Eventually the mafia like guild had enough power they became the bbeg and my sorcerer with mitigate damage done by the party, doing his best to keep one step ahead of the fall angel's plot.

There were sessions I missed that allowed my character to do more in the background with his guild as the group had accepted if you missed a session you were hand waved absent from the party for some reason or another.

The final showdown with the "bbeg" was revealed when I was running late, and as I show up to the table my sorcerer is introduced to the party by being the one waiting for the party in the guild leader's office.

It was at this point that with the help of a zone of truth and all the evidence my sorcerer had gathered was to prove the npc paladin to be the true villain. Sure, my sorcerer was evil and was running the mob in the region, but he wasn't the villain raiding villages and enslaving peasants.

[skullsquad]

I was playing an Evil Campaign. I chose to play a Lore Bard since they have expertice in Information Gathering. I proceeded to introduce myself as a very weak and humble bard with basic powers and skills to all my teamates. Got basic jobs from all the political factions as a walking advertisement - looking as innocent and brightly colored as possible, all while slowly gaining the intel I needed.
First I had my Assassin PC friend deliver letters to all the factions (enchanted so only the Recipient could read them), detailing the lairs & weaknesses of the other Evil PC's and all they had done - this went without a thought, as I had done this multiple times before to speak with my employers. I proceeded to release the string, and destroy the entire nation and all people in power while tieing myself to the people who would be next in line to replace them. Making myself the Noble HERO who saved everyone from the Horrible Villains!
The 2 who survived and got away said they would vow revenge. I just said, "Oh really? How are you going to find me let alone catch me when I have a Neclace of Nondetection, a Dimention Door Cloak, Boots of Elvenkind, & Every Illusory Spell in the Book. Not to mention, I have Every Guild in the palm of my hand! You come in this city again...be lucky you last the day." -Felix Mendax, the Happy Liar. Best Villain I ever created, and ever played.

*& I have not been trusted since...

[HexManiac-nfyg]

"The wizard would count has his original character" "all original characters were the big bbegs" every original was a bbeg especially the wizard

[Grant]

This sounds like a dream campaign with multiple DMs and players mixing and switching and playing together. The fact that everyone stuck around and made it to the end even past level 10ish is incredible.

[Zotelach]

So they brilliantly told everyone they was the BBEG and gave them trooops and dungeons. You play cautiously and smartly to cause as much damage and minimize your casualties, not realizing everyone else at the table is also doing that. As more and more fall the heroes start to actually step up, the minions start to weaken and armies are absorbed by the survivors allowing one to actually trully become the BBEG.

The Wizard though, was actually gone early and had done his research as an original and let everyone work and plan their way. He made his one conspiracy theory and then in the end, did exactly what was needed, he turned the horde against his only threats to his reign then claimed it for himself. A truly evil villian was born.

[A_real_Ha_So]

My strength has always been as a true neutral. I honestly would be as crappy a BBEG as I would a Paladin King.

[Miles-qxqt]

When you thought that the fact that there were three BBEGs was the plot twist

[daringdarius]

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