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<blockquote data-quote="Dreaddisease" data-source="post: 312729" data-attributes="member: 3548">Well the first campaign I killed all but one character with a nasty ogre that they could easily have outrun (considering he was limping).&nbsp; It was good.&nbsp; I've come close 4 times to killing a character in battles that are equivalent.&nbsp; I'm quickly becoming a killer DM.&nbsp; hehe. They knew there were vast amounts of undead here and had a couple really close calls with wraiths, wights, morghs and others.&nbsp; I did exactly what you said where i said a massive horde of them disgusting creatures.&nbsp; Plus the failed save at the beginning should have been a good warning.&nbsp; I agree in those situations and we have had a few city-scape adventures that are nothing more than RP oppurtunities.&nbsp; They know to flee in those situations (not wanting to arouse unwanted attention on their party or get in the bad graces with local authorities).Thanks for the info.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dreaddisease, post: 312729, member: 3548"] Well the first campaign I killed all but one character with a nasty ogre that they could easily have outrun (considering he was limping). It was good. I've come close 4 times to killing a character in battles that are equivalent. I'm quickly becoming a killer DM. hehe. They knew there were vast amounts of undead here and had a couple really close calls with wraiths, wights, morghs and others. I did exactly what you said where i said a massive horde of them disgusting creatures. Plus the failed save at the beginning should have been a good warning. I agree in those situations and we have had a few city-scape adventures that are nothing more than RP oppurtunities. They know to flee in those situations (not wanting to arouse unwanted attention on their party or get in the bad graces with local authorities). Thanks for the info. [/QUOTE]

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