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That all depends... What do the legends about the characters say they are capable of? Then that is what they should be able to do.

I generally go with option D. The first PC to die generally serves as a signal to the others to be on their toes and pull out all the stops. It's when the 2nd and 3rd go down that they start to seriously consider flight...

Donald MacGillavry http://www.thewildoats.com/donald.html

At 1000th level, Ao is holding the lantern...

Big Bottom - Spinal Tap! Dead Babies - Alice Cooper

Can't say I've ever had a similar 'encounter'. Should it happen the response would be a predictable, "Really? Great! Now maybe the monk can set _at_ the table instead of in the back." I'm not at a loss for players... Generally either someone who is currently dead or disabled takes over the...

This one sounds familiar to me too. There's a good chance when I come home from work I get a 'Honey... I want to level!'. At times it has been 2-3 times a week, in addition to our Monday and Friday Undermountain nights.

Personally I'm quite fond of 'drams of quintessence'...

An inebriated un-powered businessman/Scientist! named Dr. Martini who hates Meta-humans and has taken over and lost governance of California in his bid for world domination.

"Get in the bag" Everyone in the party save one gets into a Bag of Holding type V so that the one person can teleport everyone somewhere. This originated from a member of the group finding one of Halaster's Horned Rings in Undermountain which allows the wearer and his stuff to teleport to places...

Everything is worth looting. If it isn't nailed down, loot it. If it is nailed down, pry the nails out and loot it. Oh, game material... Yeah, what everyone else said.

Easily. I sit down and say, "Ok, Undermountain tonight?"

Rakshasa. Pure evil, conniving, sneaky, brilliant, immune to almost everything my PCs have, and people are food.

I run Undermountain. Nothing needs Rhyme or reason. ( Or apparantly physical capacity to exist... I mean a Giant Gar in 3 feet of water? WTF?!?!?? )

Floor Rolls don't count, reroll the offending dice. Don't smash bad dice on the table, take the hammer and go outside. No foul language before the children are in bed. Offenders must pay $0.50 per child into their piggy banks. ( doubled if the child repeats it ) No smoking in the house, take it...

Something different: It started with the Guardians of the Flame series from Joel Rosenberg. My parents wouldn't get me the game, so I attempted to write one myself ( at age 8 ). I made a map, and a list of spells, and tried to run a game for my older sister. It unceremoniously failed within 5...

Actually, 5th level is the perfect place to start. There are a lot of encounters which are a breeze for 5th level and under characters. The real killers are the Attracted Monster encounters. But they are supposed to be. The PCs need to learn to either fight quietly, or run often when 2d4 Mind...

I have no comment. ;-)

They are like a well-oiled gaming machine. Not a well-oiled adventuring machine. That would require tactics and teamwork. But nothing distracts from the game. Aside from the out of game banter of course. And children. A combination of a 5yo, 4yo, and 4 month old amoungst the group. We've had...

Max at 1st, no rerolls. 'Sucks to be you' is a frequently heard phrase. But rolling well on HP still doesn't let them all survive Undermountain. *MuahahahaHAHAHAHA!!!* ( Or any of them really. They've all died at least once. Some more. Some much, much more. )