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<blockquote data-quote="Burrahobbit" data-source="post: 2710314" data-attributes="member: 38471"><p>Pixies can be a good bit of fun before the PCs know they're there, or at least what they are:</p><p></p><p>- Replacing their rations with live eels and a recipe for eel casserole; especially fun in the middle of the trackless wilderness. (This ol' "bait and switch," (pun intended) can be used also with weapons...imagine the PC's surprise when he wakes to find that his +3 Flaming Longsword has been replaced with a trout).</p><p></p><p>- Polymorphing into duplicates of the PCs and striking up a conversation.</p><p></p><p>- Booming Voices (combined with illusions, if necessary) pretending to be dragons, giants, the PC cleric's god, etc. </p><p></p><p>And Otto's Irresistable Dance is too annoying *not* to use.</p><p></p><p>What kind of pranks are you looking for? Just stuff to give the pixies (and you, and possibly the bighearted among the players) a laugh? Or do the pixies have another motivation? Also, although pixies can be as wacky as you want them to be, you also might want to bear in mind your players' tolerance for this sort of thing - I'm hesitant to use pixies in my game because I know that everyone else would get tired of them a lot earlier than I would...</p><p></p><p>And I agree with Tinner about the voices.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Burrahobbit, post: 2710314, member: 38471"] Pixies can be a good bit of fun before the PCs know they're there, or at least what they are: - Replacing their rations with live eels and a recipe for eel casserole; especially fun in the middle of the trackless wilderness. (This ol' "bait and switch," (pun intended) can be used also with weapons...imagine the PC's surprise when he wakes to find that his +3 Flaming Longsword has been replaced with a trout). - Polymorphing into duplicates of the PCs and striking up a conversation. - Booming Voices (combined with illusions, if necessary) pretending to be dragons, giants, the PC cleric's god, etc. And Otto's Irresistable Dance is too annoying *not* to use. What kind of pranks are you looking for? Just stuff to give the pixies (and you, and possibly the bighearted among the players) a laugh? Or do the pixies have another motivation? Also, although pixies can be as wacky as you want them to be, you also might want to bear in mind your players' tolerance for this sort of thing - I'm hesitant to use pixies in my game because I know that everyone else would get tired of them a lot earlier than I would... And I agree with Tinner about the voices. [/QUOTE]
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