Silver Moon
Adventurer
Members of my first D&D Gaming group had a recent social media discussion about an early campaign;
Player #1: In my first campaign with you guys back in 1984 the plan was: "Sneak in, steal the sword, sneak out. Don't kill anybody." That ended with the castle partially collapsed and flooded, 75% of the castle guards dead, and the entire party captured.
Player #2: It was all a big misunderstanding. A few mistakes were made but I don't think we need to get into who may have killed who. I think we can all agree that what really matters is the mission was accomplished.
Player #3: Let's be realistic here. Any plan that started with "sneak in" was doomed to failure. We couldn't have been any less stealthy if we travelled with an Oompa band and rode in on SCUD missiles.
Player #1: In my first campaign with you guys back in 1984 the plan was: "Sneak in, steal the sword, sneak out. Don't kill anybody." That ended with the castle partially collapsed and flooded, 75% of the castle guards dead, and the entire party captured.
Player #2: It was all a big misunderstanding. A few mistakes were made but I don't think we need to get into who may have killed who. I think we can all agree that what really matters is the mission was accomplished.
Player #3: Let's be realistic here. Any plan that started with "sneak in" was doomed to failure. We couldn't have been any less stealthy if we travelled with an Oompa band and rode in on SCUD missiles.
