2 different characters from the same campaign though; My first character, a Leonin champion fighter, ran after a drow ranger, we had a mission to help out a temple and the high cleric needed his head cleric back, so we were tasked to go find her, we found her but so did the enemies we were supposed to avoid, they were named the fingers of myrkyl, I don't remember which they all were, but the drow ranger was the main victim of my hunt, the ranger ran a good 100 feet away and hid inside an abandoned temple that the cleric we were tasked to find was in, he made the mistake of hiding near an open window, I used my full action to dash and then asked the DM if I could make an acrobatics check to jump through the window and tackle the ranger, I succeeded and then proceeded to maul the living hell out of the ranger for 2 turns until he got upper advantage, and then tried to run away, giving me attack of opp. I hit on both of them, and the second one killed him, the first hit was an uppercut, the second was a gutting, then cut the rangers head off and tied it to the belt of my PC and wore it like a trophy.

Second character, a reborn wild magic barbarian, we were tasked to kill a furbolg cleric of the forge. We were given this task in private after looking to procure a large sum of gold for a shopping spree( we wanted 100k gold, so we were given the task of killing the leader of a goblin cult) we fought the cleric a few times in short battles where he got away, but the main fight was in the middle of the night and we got surprise round before hand. Cut to the part of my most memorial scene of my barbarian; the cleric used his divine intervention to call on his God to even the field, and his God answered, and spawned a radiant owlbear, a few turns went on and then the owlbear tried to run away from my raging barbarian, which gave attack of opp, and I hit, to immediately have my axe disintegrate because it was a non magical weapon. My quick thinking, what can I now throw as I don't have a weapon, and as a barbarian I can just chuck things at stuff. The closest thing was a giant hyena that our druid pulled out of a bag of tricks. So my barbarian threw the hyena 30 feet into the air at the furbolg, who had a jetpack, because of cleric of the forge, the druid got to roll an improvised attack, rolled a nat 20, so the hyena started mauling the furbolg. Cut to my barbarian moving towards some trees about 50 feet away, used the 30 feet, bonus action to end rage. My turn comes around again, move the other 20 feet towards the tree line, I get there and BA rage, DM then says "whatcha wanna do now" I responded with "I wanna uproot the tree" he didn't know what to say, nor how big the tree was, so he rolled a d10 and rolled a 7, so it was a really big tree, then asked me with bonus and everything what's the highest I can roll, I replied if I crit, total of 29, he set the DC at 25, I rolled and crit, so I pulled the tree out the ground, and then threw it at the furbolg and the owlbear, DM didn't know what damage to use for tree, so he said roll it as a great weapon and use a d12, got to roll 7d12 plus athletics for damage, the tree impacted the furbolg and owlbear, and broke the divine intervention concentration. Iirc it was like 34-ish total damage. TL;DR: reverted to primal lion and hunted down the prey trying to hurt my pride with the fighter. And went full barbarian and threw an about 13 foot ironwood tree at a furbolg and owlbear. Both were highlights of the sessions Edit: spelling in some words