It became a challenge between players who had been drinking a few alcoholic beverages at the table: Would the next character roll successfully to hit a certain DC? Side bets were made for the combat scenario, first a few quarters, then a buck or two, and then someone pushed the envelope and offered his shirt. Before I know it, I've lost control of the game and we're playing "Strip D&D."
One of the guys had slipped off his final undergarment below table level -- nothing to see. Others were in various stages of undress. A female player, down to her bra and panties and socks, bet it all on a critical strike with her PC's longsword against an orc chieftain. She made the roll just before the second female at the table shamed us all into taking a re-clothing break.
My question: Should I have given the orc a +5 ring of protection?
One of the guys had slipped off his final undergarment below table level -- nothing to see. Others were in various stages of undress. A female player, down to her bra and panties and socks, bet it all on a critical strike with her PC's longsword against an orc chieftain. She made the roll just before the second female at the table shamed us all into taking a re-clothing break.
My question: Should I have given the orc a +5 ring of protection?