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<blockquote data-quote="DungeonmasterCal" data-source="post: 1571879" data-attributes="member: 5388">Using the old &quot;Good Hits and Bad Misses&quot; crit charts from 1e, one of the party's fighters beheaded herself with a greatsword on a fumble.&nbsp; We actually stopped the game to try and recreate this with some mock swords my room mate had.&nbsp; After about 10 minutes, the girl playing the now deceased warrior conceded that given the location she was fighting in and the footing conditions, it WAS possible.&nbsp; She rolled up a backup character who then fell from her horse and was trampled by the rest of the party during a charge on the enemy camp.Another was when a party member had been attacked by trolls, who threw themselves off the cliff with him, knowing they'd regenerate any damage they took.&nbsp; The party mage, having only one spell left, decided he could save the player by casting fireball, because..you know..trolls and fire..anyway...the trolls made their save and ran away.&nbsp; The party member...didn't.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DungeonmasterCal, post: 1571879, member: 5388"] Using the old "Good Hits and Bad Misses" crit charts from 1e, one of the party's fighters beheaded herself with a greatsword on a fumble. We actually stopped the game to try and recreate this with some mock swords my room mate had. After about 10 minutes, the girl playing the now deceased warrior conceded that given the location she was fighting in and the footing conditions, it WAS possible. She rolled up a backup character who then fell from her horse and was trampled by the rest of the party during a charge on the enemy camp. Another was when a party member had been attacked by trolls, who threw themselves off the cliff with him, knowing they'd regenerate any damage they took. The party mage, having only one spell left, decided he could save the player by casting fireball, because..you know..trolls and fire..anyway...the trolls made their save and ran away. The party member...didn't. [/QUOTE]

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