Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="Ycore Rixle" data-source="post: 5352813" data-attributes="member: 675">I usually DM/GM, but I've had the chance to play a couple of PCs who had some memorable moments. My human barbarian, 8th level in 3.x, was the only one not charmed/dominated by an aboleth. He rolled a 19 on his Will save to avoid that, and then he followed that up by finding the aboleth behind its illusory wall and critting it twice with his spear, killing it just as he was about to go down himself.I had a 3.x ranger/rogue, something like 2/5 at the time, who was ambushed in snowy mountains by a troll. The troll was stupid, though, and jumped out too far away. My PC, with his last remaining magic arrows (and again, crits), took down the troll before he even closed to melee range.For roleplaying moments, my morose cleric, again in 3.x, worshipped Death and Luck because he was the only one as a child to survive his village being flooded. After saving a coastal town from pirates, they offered anything short of money, which was all gone. He made them celebrate Village Day, dressing up like members of his lost family, including masks, every house having a dinner like he remembered his last dinner, every family singing the songs he remembered his mom singing. He always went back to that coastal town every year for Village Day.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ycore Rixle, post: 5352813, member: 675"] I usually DM/GM, but I've had the chance to play a couple of PCs who had some memorable moments. My human barbarian, 8th level in 3.x, was the only one not charmed/dominated by an aboleth. He rolled a 19 on his Will save to avoid that, and then he followed that up by finding the aboleth behind its illusory wall and critting it twice with his spear, killing it just as he was about to go down himself. I had a 3.x ranger/rogue, something like 2/5 at the time, who was ambushed in snowy mountains by a troll. The troll was stupid, though, and jumped out too far away. My PC, with his last remaining magic arrows (and again, crits), took down the troll before he even closed to melee range. For roleplaying moments, my morose cleric, again in 3.x, worshipped Death and Luck because he was the only one as a child to survive his village being flooded. After saving a coastal town from pirates, they offered anything short of money, which was all gone. He made them celebrate Village Day, dressing up like members of his lost family, including masks, every house having a dinner like he remembered his last dinner, every family singing the songs he remembered his mom singing. He always went back to that coastal town every year for Village Day. [/QUOTE]

Verification