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Message: <blockquote data-quote="S. Baldrick" data-source="post: 4533326" data-attributes="member: 24679">Yes.  It was the Village of Hommlet.  Reason:  About half the party was good (four of us) , the other half evil (Three players and 2 NPCs).   The ring leader of the evil PCs was my friend Danny was playing a NE cleric/thief that eventually sided with the cultists in the Moat House and he nearly got the rest of us killed.  This lead up the finally battle where the only survivors were my archer/ranger and my friend Brad's ranger who had been blinded by the main bad guy cleric and who had had his throat shot out by a critical hit.  It was a blood bath but the good guys (at least those with good alignments) won.  We were playing 1st Edition AD&D but someone (much to the determent of the game in my opinion.  As if the game wasn't deadly enough.), had brought in a critical hit list that we used.  Kind of fitting that it was Brad's character that got his throat shot out since I'm pretty sure it was Brad's idea to use the list.  Anyway, I just remember that my archer/ranger finally took out Danny's cleric (who had been healed a ridiculous amount of times) with a critical hit that pierced his heart and killed him instantly.  I just remember getting up from my chair and leaning across the table and saying "Get outta that one @#$%^&!"  This was bad because everyone involved were friends but I still REJOICED at finally doing in Danny's thief/cleric, just for the fact that he had stolen all of my archer/ranger's stuff.  Although it was 25 years ago, I still swear up and down that the DM was helping Danny and was totally biased against the rest of us.  Not that I am bitter or anything....I mean at least my side one.</blockquote>

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