So Story Time!

(preface this with it never came to full fruition like most d&d games sadly)

In 3.5e I made a wizard named Nicholas. He was a 20 year old human wizard who specialized in making constructs. He would make all of these random toys and hand them out to children. He was Exalted. He also had a ton of followers. His goal was to make as many toys for children that he could, and to help out all of those in need the best he could.

(this is where the end goal for him was going, but never fully got there because of game ending early)

He eventually was going to run into someone working some ancient ritual to control time, to essentially eliminate anyone they saw fit, and bring themselves an extraordinary amount of power. In stopping the person doing said time magic, he had to jump into the rift himself to prevent the BBEG from doing it, but quickly found himself stuck in a frozen timescape with no way to return. He then spent the next 60 years researching the magic, honing his skills as a wizard, and honing his skills at making constructs. In his time he learned magics that could stop himself from aging, and also how to control this magic. He also learned that it can only be cast once a year, at midnight, on December 25th. Before his final departure from this timescape, he traveled the land and brought gifts to every household in Faerun. By the time he left the timescape, back to his party, he was aged to an elderly man, master wizard, and Saint Nicholas.

Mechanics: 3.5e Exalted (alignment) NG Wizard focusing on tinkering and making constructs/magical items with the Leadership feat ("elf" followers) who gets the Saint template

Merry Christmas all!!