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<blockquote data-quote="Ferrum" data-source="post: 3646826" data-attributes="member: 33089">Shortly after joining the military I got into my first D&amp;D game, AD&amp;D actually.I can't even remember what I was playing, probably a human fighter. The PCs were protecting a caravan and the caravan was ambushed. While most of the PCs got right into the fighting, one elven archer type decided to climb a tree and hide. During his second round, he produced a small bag, defecated and urinated in it, and then applied his &quot;poison&quot; to his arrows.The DM allowed all of that to happen in one round, which in 2E 1 minute rounds is somewhat possible, but not likely. That and the idea that while he was doing all of that, he remained hidden, and didn't fall out of the tree. Then, in the third round when he actually shot an arrow, his &quot;poison&quot; did something like 1d6 extra damage. Huh?while all of this was going on, he was cheered by the other players and seemed to be quite pleased with himself. I was 18 at the time and still felt the entire act was too childish and crude for my tastes. At the end of the game I found out the tree-climbing archer would be the DM of the next game, and I answerred with a simple &quot;No Thanks&quot;.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ferrum, post: 3646826, member: 33089"] Shortly after joining the military I got into my first D&D game, AD&D actually. I can't even remember what I was playing, probably a human fighter. The PCs were protecting a caravan and the caravan was ambushed. While most of the PCs got right into the fighting, one elven archer type decided to climb a tree and hide. During his second round, he produced a small bag, defecated and urinated in it, and then applied his "poison" to his arrows. The DM allowed all of that to happen in one round, which in 2E 1 minute rounds is somewhat possible, but not likely. That and the idea that while he was doing all of that, he remained hidden, and didn't fall out of the tree. Then, in the third round when he actually shot an arrow, his "poison" did something like 1d6 extra damage. Huh? while all of this was going on, he was cheered by the other players and seemed to be quite pleased with himself. I was 18 at the time and still felt the entire act was too childish and crude for my tastes. At the end of the game I found out the tree-climbing archer would be the DM of the next game, and I answerred with a simple "No Thanks". [/QUOTE]

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