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<blockquote data-quote="HelloChristian" data-source="post: 4531838" data-attributes="member: 54819"><p>Have you ever witnessed a PC disrupt a campaign in a good way? I'm wondering about masterful betrayals, spectacular deaths and other amazing flameouts.</p><p></p><p>Here's mine. I was playing a wizard who was very close to the half-orc fighter in our group. The half-orc had saved my skin on many, many occasions. He was my best friend. During a nasty alley fight, we got separated. I survived, but he was ambushed by a grimlock and slain. (Speaker in Dreams adventure)</p><p></p><p>That same session, another player was introducing a new character, a bard.</p><p></p><p>My wizard rounds the corner to see my half-orc companion dead in the alley. Over his body was the new character - the bard - going though his pockets. It was the classic, "Bob's character is dead. What can I loot?"</p><p></p><p>But my wizard didn't know this. He was offended at the way the half-orc was being violated, so he let loose with a fireball that knocked the bard down to 1 hp. The person playing the bard was very upset. I replied, "In this adventuring company, we honor our dead. We don't loot them.</p><p></p><p>It all worked out in the end (the fellow playing the bard was a life-long friend), but I stand by my IC actions.</p><p></p><p>Now share your take with me. How have you disrupted your game, but in a "good" way?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="HelloChristian, post: 4531838, member: 54819"] Have you ever witnessed a PC disrupt a campaign in a good way? I'm wondering about masterful betrayals, spectacular deaths and other amazing flameouts. Here's mine. I was playing a wizard who was very close to the half-orc fighter in our group. The half-orc had saved my skin on many, many occasions. He was my best friend. During a nasty alley fight, we got separated. I survived, but he was ambushed by a grimlock and slain. (Speaker in Dreams adventure) That same session, another player was introducing a new character, a bard. My wizard rounds the corner to see my half-orc companion dead in the alley. Over his body was the new character - the bard - going though his pockets. It was the classic, "Bob's character is dead. What can I loot?" But my wizard didn't know this. He was offended at the way the half-orc was being violated, so he let loose with a fireball that knocked the bard down to 1 hp. The person playing the bard was very upset. I replied, "In this adventuring company, we honor our dead. We don't loot them. It all worked out in the end (the fellow playing the bard was a life-long friend), but I stand by my IC actions. Now share your take with me. How have you disrupted your game, but in a "good" way? [/QUOTE]
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