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<blockquote data-quote="Richards" data-source="post: 8016071" data-attributes="member: 508">For the first time in my various 3.5 campaigns, I was on the players' side of the DM screen when a PC first used the Evard's black tentacle spell.&nbsp; It's amazing how much more I like that spell when I'm not a hapless DM getting all of his evil bad guys taken out of the fight by it!&nbsp; (Instead, my son the DM got to experience how frustrating that spell can be.)&nbsp; But we went into the adventure expecting we'd be fighting undead and we ended up battling fiends instead - go figure.&nbsp; It ended up being a surprisingly short session, in part because that spell took out the majority of the foes for a good chunk of the time (even killing some of them without letting them ever escape), and partly because one of the players opted to stay home due to experiencing gastrointestinal distress after consuming an entire large bag of Flaming Hot Doritos.&nbsp; (That sounds like a failed Wisdom check right there!)Johnathan</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Richards, post: 8016071, member: 508"] For the first time in my various 3.5 campaigns, I was on the players' side of the DM screen when a PC first used the [i]Evard's black tentacle[/i] spell. It's amazing how much more I like that spell when I'm not a hapless DM getting all of his evil bad guys taken out of the fight by it! (Instead, my son the DM got to experience how frustrating that spell can be.) But we went into the adventure expecting we'd be fighting undead and we ended up battling fiends instead - go figure. It ended up being a surprisingly short session, in part because that spell took out the majority of the foes for a good chunk of the time (even killing some of them without letting them ever escape), and partly because one of the players opted to stay home due to experiencing gastrointestinal distress after consuming an entire large bag of Flaming Hot Doritos. (That sounds like a failed Wisdom check right there!) Johnathan [/QUOTE]

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