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@Garthanos Yes that could happen.

Traveller; tearing the vacsuit open in vacuum. Laser rifles suck.

If Yeenoghu and gnolls are summarized by "Cry havoc and let slip the dogs of war!", then perhaps the players should find a way to whisper harmony to muzzle the hounds.

One of my players created a new character. This is truly a first, for, he chose to use our house rules to min max. His character's charisma is 2 and comeliness is 1. His character was given the nickname of Triple G, after another player commented "The gangrenous genitals of a gelding are more...

"Kill a few hundred people they make you a lord, kill a few thousand they make you king" Bronn Game of Thrones. All you have to do is to decide who you kill. One side will call you a hero, the other villain, traitor, etc....

A thief who is an expert forger creates fake Letters patent to claim false titles, ranks and privileges. No one would know until another expert, this time from the office of heraldry, arrives to inspect said Letters.

Edralve of the Slave Lords. She is the drow who got away. Why? Because the boys for unknown reasons wanted to capture her alive.

Select a team from Enworld to write and direct a show for television. Peter Dinklage could play @lowkey13 favorite dual rapier wielding gnome paladin.

Being worried about the breath weapon, you could have the poor darling dragon injured in some manner that prevents it from using it. The players could then befriend it and heal the injury thereby turning a foe into an ally.

My brother once ran a game which was a combination of Ralph Bakshi's Wizards and The Dragon magazine "adventure" where you are an anti-paladin with a keep that is attacked by a SS group from the Eastern Front that entered through a dimensional rift.

Chasme The first fiend I had to face alone. Alone due to playing an elf who was the only character immune to it's sleep drone. No one knows how I beat it off while they slept, for, no corpse was to be found.

My players have characters ranging from second to thirteenth level. They either play their main characters or their alternates when they are present. When away their characters are considered to be working on down time projects for which there is the possibility of experience. Often times I run...

My game we use Strength Dexterity Constitution/Health Endurance Quickness Intelligence/Knowledge Wisdom/Common Sense Reasoning/Puzzle solving Charisma Comeliness Luck Magic Faith

Very long, it seats twenty. At my end I have a blackboard where I draw my maps, at the other end the boys lay out a field grey military blanket and set up their little metal toy men and model terrain. I run chief architect software on my laptop for floor plans of buildings and have art files for...

For me it depends on the game and genre. Mostly characters are university age. If older there has to be a reason for them to stop what they were doing to then go adventuring. In the game I run, I have my players start at age five and then choose backgrounds that age them to a minimum of between...

I once caused a player to cry. In a scifi setting he was spending more time with an attractive replicant than his npc wife cared for. The wife insisted that he retire the replicant and gave him a lethal injection to use. As he put the replicant to sleep there were tears in the rain.

There are only two things that I allow players to do to each other's character; what they agree to do to each other and when they are trying to kill one another. As an example of what they agree to do to each other; the wizard suggests he can turn the thief invisible to make to easier to sneak...

A giraffe and ostrich for non-mythical animals. Mythical creatures were a hippalectryon and a harpy.

I recommend the historical fiction The Talisman by Sir Walter Scott if you desire any additional reading.