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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Macbeth" data-source="post: 2067451" data-attributes="member: 11259">My favorite would have to be the time my players spent in a little halfling village hiding out from a big empire. While they were laying low, various players:Taught the local children to fishTrained the town guardHelped with the harvestHad conversation with the mayorGot to be great freinds with the innkeeper by tiping half the cost of the room (bad player math)Investiagted a few odd occurancesFortified the town, in case of an attackNow all this great role-playing stuff with helping the town and making skill checks (Profession(Farmer), Profession(Fishing), Knowledge(tactics), plus tones of diplomacy and toher charisma skills) really payed off when the army the players were hiding from found them. 4 players versus a force of hunderds, marching into town.After much of the town was slaughtered, the PCs took it upon them selves to avenge the deaths, and this led to a huge plan to take down the captial city of the government that was after them. The plan didn't work, but the PCs tried hard, and made some lasting enemies. One of the defining phases of my campaign.</blockquote>