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<blockquote data-quote="Strider The Ranger" data-source="post: 18700" data-attributes="member: 1741">Ah, memories...In an AD&amp;D 2nd Edition campaign, I played Terrance the Magificent, a bard, amongst a group of tough fighters. Well, the time came when our nemesi (is that even a word?) came upon us, and we started a brawl. The fighters start hackin away at the baddies, dishing out the heavy damage, and my bard must have dropped his damn rapier about 9 times, and he NEVER hit the guy. Never. Needless to say, this incident followed him forever afterwards.&nbsp;In another incident, this same bard (who had a phobia of water) was sleeping in his home and when he woke up, some prankster wizard had cast a spell, pouring water into his room. Terrence proceeded to panic. He practically was having a seizure the whole time. Then, when he began to write his death ballad, he suddenly noticed a window next to his bed, and immediately leapt out of it. At this point, however, he recalled that he was some three stories up. The party, fortunately, was below him. An excerpt from the dialogue is as follows:&nbsp; Fighter: &quot;Well, its about ten o'clock and the bard hasn't shown up yet.&nbsp; Fighter2: &quot;You know him, he's probably on his way right about...&quot;&nbsp; Terrence (as he falls out the window): &quot;AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH&quot; -WHAP!-</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Strider The Ranger, post: 18700, member: 1741"] [b]Ah, memories...[/b] In an AD&D 2nd Edition campaign, I played Terrance the Magificent, a bard, amongst a group of tough fighters. Well, the time came when our nemesi (is that even a word?) came upon us, and we started a brawl. The fighters start hackin away at the baddies, dishing out the heavy damage, and my bard must have dropped his damn rapier about 9 times, and he NEVER hit the guy. Never. Needless to say, this incident followed him forever afterwards. In another incident, this same bard (who had a phobia of water) was sleeping in his home and when he woke up, some prankster wizard had cast a spell, pouring water into his room. Terrence proceeded to panic. He practically was having a seizure the whole time. Then, when he began to write his death ballad, he suddenly noticed a window next to his bed, and immediately leapt out of it. At this point, however, he recalled that he was some three stories up. The party, fortunately, was below him. An excerpt from the dialogue is as follows: Fighter: "Well, its about ten o'clock and the bard hasn't shown up yet. Fighter2: "You know him, he's probably on his way right about..." Terrence (as he falls out the window): "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH" -WHAP!- [/QUOTE]

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