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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Nathanael" data-source="post: 252827" data-attributes="member: 5784">I am an old hand at this...These are a few of the things I've done...1. Let them find a mislabled grenade that turned out to be a tacnuke. Then handed out so many  posthumous treason points for the massive destruction of a whole sector that their next two clones were excecuted as soon as they reported for duty.2. Gave one player the job of hygiene officer and a R&D high pressure (and I mean HIGH) sprayer for cleaning up dirty clones. The sprayer was also mistakingly filled with Sulphuric Acid. After a good 'cleaning,' the other players clone replacements were up for some extreme retribution. Oh, and the Hygiene officer was excecuted at debriefing for treasonous possession of a high level chemical substance. Smoking boots all around...3. Placed the whole party in a dark sewer, had the bad guy turn out the lights so he could escape, and let nature take its course.Hack-R: 'I hear the traitor in that direction!'Everybody: ZAP ZAP ZAP Ka-friggin-BOOM!Lights come on, revealing the burnt, laser riddled body of the late Fred-R. Fred R's clone arrives by S.C.U.D Fred-r: 'Hey, that was my clone, you morons!!!'Hack-R: 'Sorry, but you must have got in the way. Hey! You were trying to help that traitor to escape!'Everyone: ZAP! ZAP! ZAP!DM as the Computer: You just killed a loyal citizen for a treasonous act commited by his predecessor for which he carries no responsibility.  You are all guilty of conspiricy to commit clone-icide. Obviously the sewer underneath this sector is too infested with traitors to handle individually so I'll just have to give it a really good cleaning.A Large Flush is heard...</blockquote>

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