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Message: <blockquote data-quote="SkredlitheOgre" data-source="post: 5771105" data-attributes="member: 99513">From a 3E campaign about 10 or 11 years ago.  Party is on a boat and I'm the 3rd level Dwarven Cleric.  One of the party members is a (secretly) EEEEEEEVIL Elf Ranger and poisons the party.  I was the only one to make the Fort save and since I didn't have any poison spells prepared, I went after the evil Ranger.  She crits me with her bow, but since I'm a Dwarf and she has Human as her favored enemy, I don't take the extra damage.  I fort save again against (house ruled) massive damage (it was close to 20 points after Strength bonus).  I chase after her and decide instead of dodging around and through doors that I burst through the wall of the deckhouse.  Natural 20 on Strength check.  BOOM!  Run through the wall and attack the Elf.  Critical with a warhammer, knocked her off the boat and into the river.  The campaign ended before we found out whether she survived or not.From a 2E campaign, my party was being chased through a cave system by a pack of dire wolves.  Eventually, I make my way up to the top of this mountain/mesa/thing and I'm the only one left, due to bad rolling on our part.  I'm lost all of my gear trying to stay ahead of the wolves.  I look down over the edge and spot a lake.  I say I'm going to jump.  DM says that I can pick one number off of percentile dice to take the minimum falling damage.  I pick 57.  57 comes up.  So, I jump what had to be like 500 feet down into the lake.  "You survive!  Now, 500 times 1 is...500 hit points of damage."  Aw.</blockquote>

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