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<blockquote data-quote="MongooseFamiliar" data-source="post: 3257185" data-attributes="member: 48667">Contrariness.The first thing I thought of when I saw this was pixies. Evil little pixies poking at the great big nasty sword-man with their swords and spears as long as his hand. Would he even be able to hit the little things? Maybe I'm just contrary. I see something big and strong and think, &quot;Hmm, how do I outsmart the big stupid....&quot; As for challenging him with a troll or something, how about, say, an orc or hobgoblin leader? Figure that there is one who is a bit bigger and smarter than the others and bullied them into whatever fits your adventure. You'd have the potential for some nice mano e mano battling there, or a rampaging big sword guy similiar (but not identical) to your player, but with back-up mooks.As has been mentioned, and a former DM of mine used to say, &quot;Sure, you can do that. Just be aware that if you can do it, so can your enemies.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MongooseFamiliar, post: 3257185, member: 48667"] [b]Contrariness.[/b] The first thing I thought of when I saw this was pixies. Evil little pixies poking at the great big nasty sword-man with their swords and spears as long as his hand. Would he even be able to hit the little things? Maybe I'm just contrary. I see something big and strong and think, "Hmm, how do I outsmart the big stupid...." As for challenging him with a troll or something, how about, say, an orc or hobgoblin leader? Figure that there is one who is a bit bigger and smarter than the others and bullied them into whatever fits your adventure. You'd have the potential for some nice mano e mano battling there, or a rampaging big sword guy similiar (but not identical) to your player, but with back-up mooks. As has been mentioned, and a former DM of mine used to say, "Sure, you can do that. Just be aware that if you can do it, so can your enemies." [/QUOTE]

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