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<blockquote data-quote="Etan Moonstar" data-source="post: 1586251" data-attributes="member: 7762"><p>Heh, yeah, it was a fun mind trip for them.&nbsp; They never did figure out whether they were up against a vampire, a werewolf, or just a really, really sick psycho.&nbsp; My favorite part was when the one guy got on his satellite Internet connection and ordered an RPG launcher to be flown in by helicopter.&nbsp; The next day, they heard the 'copter and ran out to the village square, where they watched as the helicopter flew past and up to the castle, which had a helipad.&nbsp; By the time they got there, there was nothing but the 'copter, a pool of blood, and an empty crate with the instruction manual for the RPG launcher in it....&nbsp; <img src="http://www.enworld.org/forum/images/smilies/devious.png"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":]" title="Devious&nbsp; &nbsp; :]" data-shortname=":]" />&nbsp; Unfortunately, before the players could do more than just start to explore the castle (they had a fun run-in with a shadow, was priceless when they realized there was one too many shadows in the room given the light sources), D&amp;D 3E was released and they immediately demanded to try it out (which is when I started running them through Night Below).&nbsp; They were so surprised when I told them they'd been going through the original Ravenloft module with modern BRP Cthulhu characters!</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Etan Moonstar, post: 1586251, member: 7762"] Heh, yeah, it was a fun mind trip for them. They never did figure out whether they were up against a vampire, a werewolf, or just a really, really sick psycho. My favorite part was when the one guy got on his satellite Internet connection and ordered an RPG launcher to be flown in by helicopter. The next day, they heard the 'copter and ran out to the village square, where they watched as the helicopter flew past and up to the castle, which had a helipad. By the time they got there, there was nothing but the 'copter, a pool of blood, and an empty crate with the instruction manual for the RPG launcher in it.... :] Unfortunately, before the players could do more than just start to explore the castle (they had a fun run-in with a shadow, was priceless when they realized there was one too many shadows in the room given the light sources), D&D 3E was released and they immediately demanded to try it out (which is when I started running them through Night Below). They were so surprised when I told them they'd been going through the original Ravenloft module with modern BRP Cthulhu characters! [/QUOTE]

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