[Huzzah] PC kills

[Zhure]

Whilst mind dominated by the hopping vampire, low on spells, half out of hit points, I aced two other PCs. HUZZAH. Pulling few punches, I even managed to hit one of the death machines with my flame blade. GO SHUGENJA!

 

[The Forsaken One]

Omg and I'm in a game with you?

 

[Zhure]

Don't dominate my PC unless you expect me to cooperate, lol. I'm one of those roleplayers who won't cheese-monkey out of a mental control.



This particular N character is a bigoted, refined buke who believes all lesser souls aren't worth saving. So it was very much in character. If things had got better, I could've got them all, but the darned rogue managed to jack his AC too high. Fortunately I rolled a 20 and dealt some serious flame blade fun.

 

[The Forsaken One]

Rokugan

 

[dreadnought]

Yes, I thought role-playing through an insanity curse (note to self and 16th-level rog/sorc/arc tricks, DON'T just read glowing glyphs, stupid) would be fun without pulling punches (nothing like sneak attacking your own party with 5d6 and a rapier of speed). Yep, it was fun until the party paladin bitch-slapped me senseless with a merciful longsword in 1 ROUND.
Don't call 'em tanks for nothin' I guess...

 

[Bagpuss]

The one time a DM used a vampire to dominated one of my characters, he order him to kill another party member

So I duly rolled my attack, critical fumbled, on the fumble table rolled friend-slayer (attack nearest ally), which was now the vampire, rolled to attack, got a critical hit and killed it.

There was a brief moment of silence then everyone collapsed in laughter.

Which was made worst when my character insisted he had thrown off the mental domination and intended the attack.

 

[Piratecat]

Mmmmm. Cheese-monkey.

 

[Bagpuss]

Satisfying cheese. Since after the DM had introduced critical fumble tables my character had been shot in the back 4 times by party archers while charging into melee.

 

[dreadnought]

Mmmmm. Cheese-monkey.

Yep, pure limburger. But DEFINITELY cheese-chuckle worthy.