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Message: <blockquote data-quote="On Puget Sound" data-source="post: 5768164" data-attributes="member: 68988">Two recent events, both from Encounters:1.  When only 3 players showed up and the dice went sour on them, 2 of them were down and only one pixie remained conscious, with 3 HP left.  She used a combination of Shrink and Pixie Dust, plus an Arcana check, to make both her teammates small or floaty enough to drag them out of the encounter.  Yes, shrink works only on objects, but an unconscious person is kinda sorta object-like, and yes, pixie dust lets someone fly as a free action and unconscious people can't take actions, but if they're just sort of floating there taking a nap, you can tow them.... right?  It was Encounters, after all.Second one was during the Unicorn hunt, which had become a game as all participants realized the unicorns were treating it that way.  The briar witch had been dropped by non-lethal damage to zero, and a unicorn healed her with its horn but told her she was out of the game now and could not fight, so she sat, sulked and grumbled.  Then the pixie PC (same one as above) also took a big hit and went down, so she too was out.The half-orc jumped on a unicorn's back (grab check) and managed to hang on when the unicorn tried to buck.  At that point the pixie spoke up, "I can't fight, but do I have to sit here?"  "No", replied the unicorn, "but you can't try to catch us."  "Well, I want to teach you to fly, would you like to learn?"  The unicorn was intrigued and allowed itself to be pixie-dusted, then joyfully flew up into a tree, the half-orc still clinging.  It then jumped down, 30' into a shallow pond, and STILL failed to dislodge the half-orc.  Impressed by his stubbornness and her playful spirit, the unicorns agreed to cooperate.</blockquote>

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