I've had this idea for a while now, and think that I can get it going.
Here is the pitch. We've all played D&D for a long time. Many of us have played long enough to know players that have passed. What I am proposing is a collection of character descriptions from those who remain that create a list of NPCs to be used in games far and wide. This would be a resource for DMs and a community effort to preserve the record of the honored fallen.
So, if you have a character whose player has died, please share that character here. Then that same character may be included in the games of DMs who read this thread. What I imagine is an entry system, so somewhere down the road it will become a searchable wiki where beneath each character entry there will be a section for how they did in another campaign. Maybe it's a bad idea, maybe not.
However, I would like to put it out there as a possibility.
My ask for this thread is to have some people share their fallen friend's characters and to hear feedback on the idea.
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"Ma'am, you do not need to yell at me. This is my first day with your 7th grader and I am also upset that they cannot read." - me, teaching.
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I've had this idea for a while now, and think that I can get it going.
Here is the pitch. We've all played D&D for a long time. Many of us have played long enough to know players that have passed. What I am proposing is a collection of character descriptions from those who remain that create a list of NPCs to be used in games far and wide. This would be a resource for DMs and a community effort to preserve the record of the honored fallen.
So, if you have a character whose player has died, please share that character here. Then that same character may be included in the games of DMs who read this thread. What I imagine is an entry system, so somewhere down the road it will become a searchable wiki where beneath each character entry there will be a section for how they did in another campaign. Maybe it's a bad idea, maybe not.
However, I would like to put it out there as a possibility.
My ask for this thread is to have some people share their fallen friend's characters and to hear feedback on the idea.
"Ma'am, you do not need to yell at me. This is my first day with your 7th grader and I am also upset that they cannot read." - me, teaching.