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Message: <blockquote data-quote="GuyBoy" data-source="post: 8965694" data-attributes="member: 7031143">As a DM, it has to be Tom Lumpyface from a Middle Earth campaign I ran for [USER=6879661]@TheSword[/USER] and three others. Tom was a Breelander who the PCs rescued (with others) from an orc attack, but he later got to a nearby settlement ahead of the PCs and successfully claimed all the credit for the battle, denigrating the role of the PCs to also-rans. He later went on to actually side with the powers of darkness and create merry hell for the party. He was never a combat threat and was actually a snivelling coward, but he certainly enraged them to a point where, 3 or 4 campaigns later, his name still excites fury if mentioned during coffee break.As a player, well the von Wittgensteins in Enemy Within are truly foul but my deepest hate still goes to the assassin, Mylekek, in my friend's 1E campaign back in the early 1980s. He murdered my character's lover and caused countless other problems till I finally caught up with him and slew him in an epic fight. Not that I couldn't let go or anything, but I even brought him back as an assassin when I returned to D&D in around 1998 after a long hiatus.</blockquote>