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<blockquote data-quote="steev42" data-source="post: 1585416" data-attributes="member: 17162">Not sure if this qualifies as a 'dumbest thing', but in the very first game I ever GM'd, a character was playing a necromancer obsessed with death.&nbsp; So much so that the necromancer was continually attempting to commit suicide.&nbsp; This is what he survived.One in particular sticks out in my mind.&nbsp; An invisible bridge of force crossing a large chasm&nbsp; (probably stolen from Indiana Jones, but so long ago I don't remember for sure).&nbsp; Required a wisdom check or some stupid thing to get across.&nbsp; After standing at this chasm, realizing they have to do something but not sure what for about two days in game, the necromancer finally decides that he wants to experience death in a fall...and steps off the chasm.&nbsp; Naturally, he makes the save and lands on the bridge one foot below.That poor necromancer never did die in the game.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="steev42, post: 1585416, member: 17162"] Not sure if this qualifies as a 'dumbest thing', but in the very first game I ever GM'd, a character was playing a necromancer obsessed with death. So much so that the necromancer was continually attempting to commit suicide. This is what he survived. One in particular sticks out in my mind. An invisible bridge of force crossing a large chasm (probably stolen from Indiana Jones, but so long ago I don't remember for sure). Required a wisdom check or some stupid thing to get across. After standing at this chasm, realizing they have to do something but not sure what for about two days in game, the necromancer finally decides that he wants to experience death in a fall...and steps off the chasm. Naturally, he makes the save and lands on the bridge one foot below. That poor necromancer never did die in the game. [/QUOTE]

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