I had a 3e game where I permitted a War Weaver prc. I thought it would be cool to include someone who helped everyone actually work together for a change.
What it really did was amp up the game's power level an incredible amount.
I rolled with it, since I knew the game only was going to last for a semester. The wildest moment probably involved raiding a hobgoblin fortress by flying over on griffons piloted by allied warriors, leaping off, and landing in the fortress with the entire 8th level party benefiting from feather fall, invisibility, bull's strength, bear's endurance, cat's grace, enlarge, haste, and prayer.
I let them play out the campaign as super paratroopers of doom. They had a good time with it, even though it really wasn't what I had in mind when I started running the game. If it had been a long term campaign I would have stomped on this at some point, but I relax a bit when I know there's a predetermined end point to their shenanigans.
What it really did was amp up the game's power level an incredible amount.
I rolled with it, since I knew the game only was going to last for a semester. The wildest moment probably involved raiding a hobgoblin fortress by flying over on griffons piloted by allied warriors, leaping off, and landing in the fortress with the entire 8th level party benefiting from feather fall, invisibility, bull's strength, bear's endurance, cat's grace, enlarge, haste, and prayer.
I let them play out the campaign as super paratroopers of doom. They had a good time with it, even though it really wasn't what I had in mind when I started running the game. If it had been a long term campaign I would have stomped on this at some point, but I relax a bit when I know there's a predetermined end point to their shenanigans.