I got this idea from JesterPoet's Terrible games you've played in thread and seeing that I've been in alot more humorous situations than bad ones thought I'd jot them down for ye, sorry you.
Taken from a warhammer campain.(wasn't actually involved in this but the guy responsable is the main guy in some of the rest of these)
The party enterd a room upon the far side stood a large undead Ogre. The party snuck back out of the room and started to plan now heres the funny part, Ian piped in suddenly with this plan.
"I say that we starve it out!!"
As you can guess he's never lived it down.
In a Call of Cthullu game Ian was unable to get a deacant meal as the rest of the party kept stealing it when he left the group at meal times for some strange reason. Eventuallly he died of starvation about 6 weeks in game time what we couldn't get over was that he still left the group even after we stole his food for the third day staright.
In our latest game (DnD3ed) I'm playing a lvl 5 Dwarven Druid with a Badger compainion and in our first battle every roll for myself I failed and every roll for the Badger succeaded, even managed 2 crits with it and two kills the rest of the group have ow decided to call ourselves the company of the Rabed badger, and have decided to get it armourd up and with a varity of magic collers. I belive that they want me to play the druid as the companioon and concentrate upon the Badger.
There are many more but these came to mind staright away.
Taken from a warhammer campain.(wasn't actually involved in this but the guy responsable is the main guy in some of the rest of these)
The party enterd a room upon the far side stood a large undead Ogre. The party snuck back out of the room and started to plan now heres the funny part, Ian piped in suddenly with this plan.
"I say that we starve it out!!"
As you can guess he's never lived it down.
In a Call of Cthullu game Ian was unable to get a deacant meal as the rest of the party kept stealing it when he left the group at meal times for some strange reason. Eventuallly he died of starvation about 6 weeks in game time what we couldn't get over was that he still left the group even after we stole his food for the third day staright.
In our latest game (DnD3ed) I'm playing a lvl 5 Dwarven Druid with a Badger compainion and in our first battle every roll for myself I failed and every roll for the Badger succeaded, even managed 2 crits with it and two kills the rest of the group have ow decided to call ourselves the company of the Rabed badger, and have decided to get it armourd up and with a varity of magic collers. I belive that they want me to play the druid as the companioon and concentrate upon the Badger.
There are many more but these came to mind staright away.