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<blockquote data-quote="Rabbitbait" data-source="post: 9621319" data-attributes="member: 60100">I have a couple of examples of this.The first is where in a game I was a player, we all got transported to another world that looked suspiciously like my campaign. At that point the DM got up, got into my seat and took my character and I jumped behind the DM screen. &quot;You're in my world now, b**ches&quot;. The players suddenly went from the epic campaign they had been playing where they always succeeded to my darkgrim setting where death is around every corner. They loved it but they were terrified.The second is where I took the characters from an old game that had faded away. The characters had just entered the feywild in that game. In the new game I provided each player with a character sheet, but it had no name and no gear. They were all wearing comedia del arte costumes and woke up with no memory in a forest. It took them about 3 sessions before they realised who their characters were.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rabbitbait, post: 9621319, member: 60100"] I have a couple of examples of this. The first is where in a game I was a player, we all got transported to another world that looked suspiciously like my campaign. At that point the DM got up, got into my seat and took my character and I jumped behind the DM screen. "You're in my world now, b**ches". The players suddenly went from the epic campaign they had been playing where they always succeeded to my darkgrim setting where death is around every corner. They loved it but they were terrified. The second is where I took the characters from an old game that had faded away. The characters had just entered the feywild in that game. In the new game I provided each player with a character sheet, but it had no name and no gear. They were all wearing comedia del arte costumes and woke up with no memory in a forest. It took them about 3 sessions before they realised who their characters were. [/QUOTE]

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