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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Luthien Greyspear" data-source="post: 2494692" data-attributes="member: 34334">Actually, it was even more ridiculous than that, appropriately enough.  The party's wild mage had, as one of his earliest actions, put a Wall of Fire up to block off any attacks from Brulug while the party dealt with the horde of Manes and the Hezrou's telekinesis.  Brulug was up on a high platform, making dealing with him the wizard's job.  Well, as usual, the wild mage rolled a wild surge (remember them?), and got a result that caused the spell's target to see an image of his own death (or his final judgement by the gods, or something like that).  Brulug spent much of the combat, at least until the Wall's duration expired, on his knees apologizing for all the kittens he had drowned, and the neighbor's pet bunny he stole and ate when he was a little boy, and all the innocent girls he had tried to abduct...Basically, every time his initiative count came around, I launched into a short rant about yet another crime of petty evil that he was desperately trying to apologize for.  His only worthy action was at the end, when the Wall came down, and he spat poison in someone's face.  Then they chopped him into kibble.</blockquote>