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After two and a half years and 40 sessions our group finished the Savage Tide campaign. It was an epic last fight, where a player whose character wasn't continuing the campaign helped me DM Demogorgon. In effect, each of us had control of one head and it made the experience extremely fun.
The victorious party consisted of:
Paladin/Gray Guard, level 21
Duskblade, level 21
Paladin/Fighter/Champion of Corellon, level 21
Wizard/Fatespinner, level 20
Favored Soul, level 21
Dread Necromancer, level 21 (and the new Prince of Demons).
Amazing campaign!
The victorious party consisted of:Paladin/Gray Guard, level 21
Duskblade, level 21
Paladin/Fighter/Champion of Corellon, level 21
Wizard/Fatespinner, level 20
Favored Soul, level 21
Dread Necromancer, level 21 (and the new Prince of Demons).
The Champion of Corellon was also a Totemic Demonslayer, which turned out to be a good class for this campaign.
HUZZAH!!
Congratulations!
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Congratulations on surviving as DM throughout that long slog! (And I'm not denigrating STap itself by that comment, but simply acknowledging its length.)
Dread Necromancer (a.k.a. Lich-Wannabe) as the new Prince of Demons? I think that Orcus will be getting some more competition than he had planned ...
And it's no surprise that the Totemic Demonslayer prestige class worked out so well in STap. It was created for that AP. :)
Congratulations! DM-ing 2 heads with 2 DMs really sounds awesome!