This is Part 2 of a 2 part game!

Everybody has that character from a game long past...you know...that character that you wanted to see to the end. That character for which you had future levels planned out. That character which is still out there somewhere, waiting to have their story finished. This my friends, is your chance.

Players will come to this session with a character of their choosing leveled up to 20. No class, feat, race, skill or spell is off limits, as long as I can reasonably find it in a source book or online (i.e. no home-brew please--this will be complicated enough already). Is there a wondrous item you've always wanted? A spell you've wanted to see? A class power that was always out of reach? Now is the time. Your characters had an entire career behind them, and it's time to put them to the test. These characters will unite for one final adventure, a look ahead to see how their story ends.

Handfuls of dice will be thrown. Wondrous items will be used. Legendary resistances will be overcome and Legendary actions *will* occur. Good luck, one last time.

DM's Note: Please note that this will be a double session. Epic level games are, well, epic, and can take longer. Please take that into account when deciding if you want to sign up for this. Also, if this is your first time playing D&D...well, this session will probably not be for you. Players will need to have a handle on how their character works, and at level 20 it's going to be less "I want to attack the goblin with my stick" and more "I use a quickened dimension door to cast a maximized fireball with my wand of spell storage while I'm 50 feet in the air and dodging the multi-attack lair actions". At epic levels, the DM will be throwing everything against you, and it will be difficult if you don't know what any of that means.

Finally, I want to underline that I will not be handing out characters as is typical for BS Con; each player will be responsible for creating their own character to bring with them AND understanding how that character works--if your cleric forgets they have Death Ward, that's on you. As you sign up, I'll be emailing you with specific things to include in your leveling up, including feat and magic item allowances, HP totals, etc. I'll also expect you to email me the character 1-2 weeks before the session so that I can take a look at it, make sure that everything is kosher, and also have an idea of what to expect.