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52. Lady Spellbinder

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It's probably been made obvious by now, but this campaign has an absolutely shitload of characters. So many characters that someone who's had 100s of hours of dialogue with one player might be nearly unrecognizable to another (namely me, because as I stated my memory of names is pretty bad and I don't usually read other people's scenes). What does often stick out in my memory in specific moments and scenes that I associate with myself having an emotional response of some sort.

Anyway, onto Lady Spellbinder. I tried with pretty much every character on this list to separate them from their No Man's Land appearance in campaign 1, if that was potentially a factor. It's usually not. With Lady Spellbinder, it's tricky to do that, because she was a hilarious campaign who stole the wish of a demon to give herself incomprehensible mountains of cocaine.

Cue campaign 2, we're coming toward the back half of Warpath, the first half of which we spent meeting Jesse Custer and fighting a giant sock robot, among other exciting nonsense. All this culminates in a chase scene worthy of Mad Max, with half the team riding off chased by the Trigger Twins (also from campaign 1) on a bus while besties Bloodfruit and Brennus chased Lady Spellbinder around a desert canyon on motorcyles, each casting out their own magical bindings at each other. Brennus and I were having perhaps our biggest thrillride up to that point in the campaign while elsewhere, Taliesin was dying (the first and only player character to die in either campaign, rest in peace).

Lady Spellbinder ended up becoming something of a symbol for me of one of the most exciting moments I've experienced in the campaign. Warpath is still pretty easily a top 5 session for me, and a huge extent of that was because of her. She's still alive, right? I'm pretty sure she is.

Hint for #51: This character has six BFFs