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I started a 5th Edition Dungeons and Dragons campaign called After A Thousand Ages. Myself and all the players are all professional artists, so we started a collective blog for the art we make of our adventures.

afterathousandages.tumblr.com/

This will probably be a main villain in the campaign, but he hasn't played a big role yet, so I'm going to be a bit vague about him for now.

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He was not supposed to be the first. The Reviver was supposed to be the first to reawaken, in whatever age this now was, and use his expertise to set the final plan in motion. When Baalduhm awoke he saw not the face of his old friend but the face of some simpering nobody, some anonymous journeyman necromancer whose ambition far superseded his skill. How he would brag and crow to other members of his order or cult or however such people organized themselves in this age, that he was the one to finally resurrect The Harvester. Such pretense, such arrogance, such impropriety! It disgusted Baalduhm. Weakened though he was by his half-botched resurrection at the hands of this imbecile, he found that he was still more than powerful enough. His first act of his second life was to kill the fool that brought him back.

Description
I started a 5th Edition Dungeons and Dragons campaign called After A Thousand Ages. Myself and all the players are all professional artists, so we started a collective blog for the art we make of our adventures.

afterathousandages.tumblr.com/

This will probably be a main villain in the campaign, but he hasn't played a big role yet, so I'm going to be a bit vague about him for now.

***

He was not supposed to be the first. The Reviver was supposed to be the first to reawaken, in whatever age this now was, and use his expertise to set the final plan in motion. When Baalduhm awoke he saw not the face of his old friend but the face of some simpering nobody, some anonymous journeyman necromancer whose ambition far superseded his skill. How he would brag and crow to other members of his order or cult or however such people organized themselves in this age, that he was the one to finally resurrect The Harvester. Such pretense, such arrogance, such impropriety! It disgusted Baalduhm. Weakened though he was by his half-botched resurrection at the hands of this imbecile, he found that he was still more than powerful enough. His first act of his second life was to kill the fool that brought him back.