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Any tips on writing a boss battle?
Thinking on maybe doing Raid Boss style. Haha
Ghoulneedle after needs needs a fitting ending.
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I've seen some examples, I might be able to help. How many participants, how powerful are they and what established combat methods have they shown?
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Boss is an epic 25th level wizard with Wiz 20/Archmage 5 (Homebrew)
With the following buffs
-Warden Of Undermountain. The Wards of Undermoutain protects its master granting damage reduction based on how many prisoners are interred in Undermountain.
- Heart Of Undermountain- Great power is drawn from demons and other fell horrors trapped in the demon level. Once per the lich’s turn. Morovith can attempt to draw on this wellspring of power but may take no other action this turn. Roll a d100.
And one passive
- Spellcraft Phylactery- As long as the epic spell Darkened Sky exists. Shielding the necrocracy from the damaging effects of the sun. Morovith cannot be permanently destroyed and will return in 3d20 years. As long as Morovith exists Darkened Sky cannot be suppressed or dispelled with its effects resuming in 3d6 rounds. If Morovith sacrifices an epic level spell. The effects resume immediately.
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Penultimate chapter of Ghoulneedle completed.
*crosses fingers* Please let the finale flow
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Dreams are weird. This thing could rupture universes by will alone and cause stars to supernova by looking at them.
Its galaxies were breathtaking works of art. Somehow it knew I pitied it and that pity was an insult. For all its power it just didn’t have that spark required for life. Like having all the ingredients for a recipe but still somehow missing a vital component. Sorta like wanting to make a pizza but not having an oven.
It said life was pointless but I’ve never known the answer so inherently.
I said the point of life was to live. That it had no right to insult even a single living cell. Since they just by existing were doing what they were meant to.
Its worlds were beautiful. In a sad sorta away for the one thing they all had in common was that they were devoid of life and always would be. It is the height of tragedy that all that beauty and breathtaking views were for it and it alone. And I couldn’t help but pity it.
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An echo of sentience, unable to shift from it's predetermined path or turn against it's nature.
Funnily enough, this is roughly how I understand the ideas of angels not having free will.
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Sometimes I do not wish to dream.
For it's impolite to see with eyes that are not yours.

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QuoteSometimes I do not wish to dream.
For it's impolite to see with eyes that are not yours.

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