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There is nothing quite so satisfying as finally killing the BBEG after several previous encounters where they party thought they had him only to have him escape to bother the party another day.
that's what lackeys and underbosses are for. BBEG is not always doing his own dirty work. the more powerful the party gets the bigger BBEG network becomes.
One of my favorite plot hooks is the "reoccurring bad guy" theme The BBEG (big bad evil guy) gains in level and power as the party ranks up. If they happen to "find" new quest givers while out and adventuring there is nothing that says they can't go off on side quests. While you don't want ALL your quests coming from one source, there is nothing wrong with having a MAIN quest giver that the party can always count on for "work" once the quest they are on is completed. if someone dies their responsibilities will get assigned to others) then just incorporate his duties into one or more other NPCs (just like real life. If you decide you will let them kill the guy if they do it right. then they get caught by an overwhelming number of guards before they manage to off him (maybe he got tipped off by one of his spies). if they decide they absolutely HAVE to kill that guy. being outlaws, hunted, shunned from society, etc. By giving an important character a position in society, it will make the players less likely to kill them because then they will face all the repercussions. :) The only part that I disagree on is step one I have been playing D&D for over 30 years, so i have been through just a few campaigns both as a player and a DM. It is very well written and covers a lot of the key points of running a good campaign. With the D Programming Language, write fast, read fast, and run fast. There are fragmentary armor systems that will be a great touch for those who are more familiar with Fallout 4. There are a number of options to choose from. First off let me say you did an excellent job with this IBLE. D is a general-purpose programming language with static typing, systems-level access, and C-like syntax. Be sure to start by giving them a brief introduction to what the campaign and its settings are.
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