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<blockquote data-quote="Old One" data-source="post: 2284285" data-attributes="member: 83">Back in an old 2E FR game...the PCs (around level 3 or 4) sighted a group of kobolds that had been terrorizing the local populace.&nbsp; They gave chace and pursued the kobolds to a clearing ringed with fallen logs.&nbsp; I described how the kobolds ran nimbly over the logs to the far side of the clearing.&nbsp; The PCs followed...running straight across...and right into the big pit trap.Captured and imprisoned by the kobolds, they were taunted, pelted by kobold dung and the thief's prized mount, Midnight...which had been tethered nearby...became a &quot;Midnight Snack&quot; for the kobolds.&nbsp; By the end of the session, the players were actually frothing at the mouth.Just to add insult to injury, their arch-nemesis - and elven fighter-thief that had plagued them since level 1 - ended up springing them, with the help of the PC wizard-thief that had turned invisible to escape capture.&nbsp; The NPC continued to plague them for the rest of the campaign and never missed an opportunity to rub the PCs collective noses in the fact that they &quot;owed him big&quot;.~ OO</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Old One, post: 2284285, member: 83"] Back in an old 2E FR game...the PCs (around level 3 or 4) sighted a group of kobolds that had been terrorizing the local populace. They gave chace and pursued the kobolds to a clearing ringed with fallen logs. I described how the kobolds ran nimbly over the logs to the far side of the clearing. The PCs followed...running straight across...and right into the big pit trap. Captured and imprisoned by the kobolds, they were taunted, pelted by kobold dung and the thief's prized mount, Midnight...which had been tethered nearby...became a "Midnight Snack" for the kobolds. By the end of the session, the players were actually frothing at the mouth. Just to add insult to injury, their arch-nemesis - and elven fighter-thief that had plagued them since level 1 - ended up springing them, with the help of the PC wizard-thief that had turned invisible to escape capture. The NPC continued to plague them for the rest of the campaign and never missed an opportunity to rub the PCs collective noses in the fact that they "owed him big". ~ OO [/QUOTE]

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