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Message: <blockquote data-quote="SkredlitheOgre" data-source="post: 5807779" data-attributes="member: 99513">Remembered another one that my player's created.I was running the module Barrow of the Forgotten King (a 3.5 module) for my Pathfinder group.  There's a water weird in there and you can either fight her or negotiate with her.  In the module, it states there is a sack of gems on the floor.  If you take the gems, she attacks you.  From there, you decide what to do.The PCs got past that encounter through Diplomacy and went to the next encounter, which involved a Hobgolin Wererat Rogue whose name I couldn't remember now if you put a loaded crossbow to my head.  He was searching for look.  He heard the party coming and ambushed a party member and I rolled a critical fail.  So, the party outnumbered him and he lost his dagger.  Since he was party of the bad guy's party, he was more than willing to give up info to save his skin.As they were leaving, the party's Cleric/Wizard said, 'Oh, by the way.  If you're looking for look, there's a sack of gems in that last room.'  I had him roll Bluff...natural 20 with a skill bonus of 5 (or so).  The Hobby's Sense Motive?  8 total.  I told them that he sauntered off and a minute later they could hear the sound of water hitting flesh.  They laughed uproariously about it and still make 'sack of gems' jokes to this day.Little to they know (oh, they know), that Drippy, the Half-Water Elemental Hobgoblin Wererat is out there searching for vengeance.</blockquote>

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