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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Electric Wizard" data-source="post: 6149078" data-attributes="member: 83982">I don't have a lot of stories because I usually never set out to be a bastard. But if the players make mistakes, they have to face the consequences.In another campaign, the players were trying to save a city from a massive storm that was not moving. They decided that looking for trouble with the thieves guild and looting decadent noble mansions was more fun than solving the mystery of the storm. I made a tally for each night they slept in the city, and each morning I dropped hints about more of the city was washing away. By the time they finally stopped the storm, the city was reduced to driftwood. Nobody was left to reward or congratulate them. The flocks of refugees despised them for wasting time and spread word of their behavior throughout the land.The players went to the other side of the world to escape their infamy. Eventually they came back with lots of levels and gold and rebuilt the city in their own images, so it was all good.</blockquote>