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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Raunalyn" data-source="post: 5465994" data-attributes="member: 72670">I love doing this with my players. The good role-players eat this up, and it makes for a tense and interesting game. I've also done this to an old DM. He was of the DM-vs-players mentality and would often deliberately try to kill off our PCs. So, we had found the Machine of Lum the Mad and tinkered with it a bit. My character hit one button, and one of the world's elder evil deities showed up and offered me godhood, but only if I killed all of my companions (my character was a good PC). This was at the end of the session, so fortunately I didn't have to make my decision right then. Between then and the following session, I got with the rest of my party and conspired with them. I told them what the offer was, and said that I would attack them in the next session. We would spend several rounds fighting, and then they would pretend to die. Since the DM was just watching the action, he wouldn't know. So, after I "killed" each of the players in spectacular fashion, I was granted godhood. Upon my ascension, each of the players stood up from where I had attacked them and went on their merry way. That DM never liked having me in his games for some reason....</blockquote>