Found a solution to torturing PCs

Kestrel

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Ever have a problem with PC's refusing to roleplay correctly when their characters are captured and being tortured? I've came up with an idea to solve this pesky problem.

Buy a few bottles of baby food at the local supermarket. Whenever the bad guy's turn the rack, the player has to eat a spoonful :)

Just one bite and the players will be begging to tell everything they know

:D
 

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Kestrel said:
Ever have a problem with PC's refusing to roleplay correctly when their characters are captured and being tortured? I've came up with an idea to solve this pesky problem.

Buy a few bottles of baby food at the local supermarket. Whenever the bad guy's turn the rack, the player has to eat a spoonful :)

Just one bite and the players will be begging to tell everything they know

:D

as the father of an 8-month old, that idea is very tempting and quite convenient. :)
 

I don't know - some of those deserts babies can get are pretty good. Just make sure you torture your players with baby vegetable dishes - mushed peas for instance.
 

Wicht said:
I don't know - some of those deserts babies can get are pretty good. Just make sure you torture your players with baby vegetable dishes - mushed peas for instance.

or the dreaded combos..."apples and chicken"...blechhh
 

Or that strained spinach stuff mixed with rice cereal or baby oatmeal. Then just throw in some raisins and maybe a little red food coloring to make it look even more strange, and DON'T tell them what it is. :)
 

Torture rules

If you are looking for torture rules then check out Mystic Eye Games book Urban Blight. It contains a professional torturer along with rules for torturing.
 

Jeremy said:
Or that strained spinach stuff mixed with rice cereal or baby oatmeal. Then just throw in some raisins and maybe a little red food coloring to make it look even more strange, and DON'T tell them what it is. :)

I'm trying to make them grimace, not projectile vomit :)

Projectile vomiting is bad for the battle-mat :)
 
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Jared seems to like it. Minus the red food coloring of course. That was spur of the moment.

Course who know's the tastes of a 15 month old?
 

ya, i don't get how common it is for people who are "All About the Roleplay" to totally tank when it comes to having their PC's show fear, or some non-heroic emotion.
 

Give them vegetables when they cooperate

But give them baby food meat when they don't. I have never encountered "food" that smelled half as vile as baby pureed lamb, chicken or beef. Of course you will have to "Gallagher-proof" your gaming area :)
 

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