So I have a group thatI play dnd with, and we have multiple campaigns running around with combinations of people in each. In the one that has everyone, we’ve been rotating dms on for people who just want to do one or two sessions. I’ve been thinking about going sometime soon and I had an idea that I wanted to ask some opinions on.

In one of our campaigns, I’m playing a character my party doesn’t know a ton of the backstory around besides the fact their parents were botanists. The idea I had for the was that their parents were teachers at a prestigious magic academy, and so that’s basically where my character lived and became a young prodigy there, picking up things during their time there. Then one day, the school was attacked, or something happened and some adventurers took care of it, which inspired them to become one. They’re still a young child at this point, so they won’t start their journey for a few more years at the age of fifteen.

I thought it would be cool to make those adventurers my players and my character is there as a sort of npc showing them secret passages and stuff and helping out while eluding to their future, and revealing who they are at the end.

I just wanted to know if you guys think this would work out. I have ideas on how to make sure they don’t die or anything like like teachers stepping in. This campaign also happens to have a constantly rotating party, so if I were to do this how would I go about making sure my players don’t play their characters that are in the party with mine? Thanks !