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Message: <blockquote data-quote="W'rkncacnter" data-source="post: 8863291" data-attributes="member: 7033455">her (well, intended) maneuver was so awesome it literally broke physics. a valiant death. (20d6 for that seems laughably overkill, but then i don't think it would've mattered anyway, so you know.)that said, i've got two contenders for this topic, both from the same campaign. the first is when the warlock followed (what he thought was) the bard (but was actually an illusion created by the bard as a joke) through a portal...into a plane that forced saves against exhaustion every minute. the second is when the wizard let the warlock's replacement character dominate the party's captive into revealing who told the bbeg where we were staying...which just so happened to be said wizard. the wizard's response was to throw a fireball in the paladin's (and, well, everyone else's) face.both died horribly.</blockquote>