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Message: <blockquote data-quote="+5 Keyboard!" data-source="post: 3258420" data-attributes="member: 48586">OK. Let me give this another stab correctly.A few years back during the second year of 3.0 D&D, I was running a campaign in which I had a player that seemed to think himself awfully clever both in game and out. He happened to have some colored water he decided to try to bamboozle the local potion seller with. I believe it had some kind of dweomer on it, but was non-magical.Out from the back of the shop comes this crazy foo-manchu looking, wizened old potion seller I created on the fly who proceeded to question him relentessly about the qualities of his wonderful little vial of magic liquid. Before he could finish stammering out one clever reply, the little old man would fire another round of questions at him. Again, while he's stumbling through his next response, the little old man throws another question at him that has nothing do with anything at all. This kept up for like 10 minutes of non-stop role-playing with the player getting increasingly flustered with each round of questions. In the end his character finally said, "Forget it!" and stomped out of the potion seller's shop. The rest of the players were laughing their asses off while the player in question sat there red faced and trying to pretend like it was terribly funny, ha ha.</blockquote>