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<blockquote data-quote="Style" data-source="post: 1765434" data-attributes="member: 21072">I have lopped a hand off here and there as a DM, but nothing too major.&nbsp; Most of the maiming in my D&amp;D games was done by one character - a thief, er, locksmith called Soulkicker.&nbsp; He got hold of a sword of sharpness and never had much luck with it, except one two or three occasions when he was charmed or mentally dominated into attacking other PCs with it.&nbsp; At those times, the player's rolling would go through the roof, resulting in two severed arms (from different people) and one rather fatal beheading.I also ran a Mage/Vampire Dark Ages game with a couple of magi whose Arete increases were linked to the loss of body parts - eye, hand, tongue, heart.&nbsp; Worked out pretty cool too, although nobody seemed interested in pursuing the tantric paths I kept introducing to the game.Hmmm, that was a cheap shot.&nbsp; And it was a lie too.&nbsp; Bad Style.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Style, post: 1765434, member: 21072"] I have lopped a hand off here and there as a DM, but nothing too major. Most of the maiming in my D&D games was done by one character - a thief, er, [i]locksmith[/i] called Soulkicker. He got hold of a [i]sword of sharpness[/i] and never had much luck with it, except one two or three occasions when he was charmed or mentally dominated into attacking other PCs with it. At those times, the player's rolling would go through the roof, resulting in two severed arms (from different people) and one rather fatal beheading. I also ran a Mage/Vampire Dark Ages game with a couple of magi whose Arete increases were linked to the loss of body parts - eye, hand, tongue, heart. Worked out pretty cool too, although nobody seemed interested in pursuing the tantric paths I kept introducing to the game. Hmmm, that was a cheap shot. And it was a lie too. Bad Style. [/QUOTE]

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