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<blockquote data-quote="atom crash" data-source="post: 1854165" data-attributes="member: 22162">I have a player in my campaign who runs a cleric of Loki (Norse god of fire and trickery). Loki's dogma teaches followers they should play pranks and trick people, in order to promote &quot;enlightenment.&quot; When the faithful get together, they share stories of the pranks they've pulled. Now that this character's faith and service to Loki is playing a larger role in his character development, I want to detail this aspect more thoroughly.The trouble is, I'm running out of ideas for decent pranks. My creative juices are running dry on this one.Ideally, these pranks should be more than just the kind of things teenagers do to irritate people, like rolling someone's yard or leaving bags of flaming dog crap on the front step. They should somehow serve to teach the prankd person a lesson (for example, a follower of Loki could hide someone's favorite possession in order to teach them they shouldn't be too tied to material possessions). Irony is an added plus. And while the faithful usually spurn authority and don't necessarily adhere to the rules of the city, it's not required that the pranks break any laws.Anyone got any ideas? Please help me put together a list of a dozen or so standard pranks. Thanks.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="atom crash, post: 1854165, member: 22162"] I have a player in my campaign who runs a cleric of Loki (Norse god of fire and trickery). Loki's dogma teaches followers they should play pranks and trick people, in order to promote "enlightenment." When the faithful get together, they share stories of the pranks they've pulled. Now that this character's faith and service to Loki is playing a larger role in his character development, I want to detail this aspect more thoroughly. The trouble is, I'm running out of ideas for decent pranks. My creative juices are running dry on this one. Ideally, these pranks should be more than just the kind of things teenagers do to irritate people, like rolling someone's yard or leaving bags of flaming dog crap on the front step. They should somehow serve to teach the prankd person a lesson (for example, a follower of Loki could hide someone's favorite possession in order to teach them they shouldn't be too tied to material possessions). Irony is an added plus. And while the faithful usually spurn authority and don't necessarily adhere to the rules of the city, it's not required that the pranks break any laws. Anyone got any ideas? Please help me put together a list of a dozen or so standard pranks. Thanks. [/QUOTE]

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