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<blockquote data-quote="otto_the_enchanter" data-source="post: 3679679" data-attributes="member: 53883">I once had a character who had various enhancements to his charisma. He was a 10th level human fighter with max ranks in bluff. The party was made of him, a human barbarian and a dwarven cleric. The party traveled to a nearby mountain only to learn that a large group of everything-but-dwarf hating dwarves. They let the cleric in no problem. Then I rolled a bluff check, I was bluffing myself as a very tall dwarf. I rolled natural 20 and the dwarf rolled natural 1. I rolled a second and third bluff check. The second check was to pass me off as blind and the third was to pass the barbarian as my seeing eye human. I rolled two more 20's and the dwarf rolled two more 1's. It was great.I once Dmed an epic level campaign, which involved the characters being stranded in the middle of the 7th layer of hell. One character had a rod of wonder. In a battle with a bunch of salamanders the character activated the rod. Out shot a 600 ft cone of butterflies which caught fire on impact with the creatures. That butterfly set one next to it on fire, and that one set one on fire, and so on. Eventually we were left blinded and burning for 1d6 rounds.Not so great.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="otto_the_enchanter, post: 3679679, member: 53883"] I once had a character who had various enhancements to his charisma. He was a 10th level human fighter with max ranks in bluff. The party was made of him, a human barbarian and a dwarven cleric. The party traveled to a nearby mountain only to learn that a large group of everything-but-dwarf hating dwarves. They let the cleric in no problem. Then I rolled a bluff check, I was bluffing myself as a very tall dwarf. I rolled natural 20 and the dwarf rolled natural 1. I rolled a second and third bluff check. The second check was to pass me off as blind and the third was to pass the barbarian as my seeing eye human. I rolled two more 20's and the dwarf rolled two more 1's. It was great. I once Dmed an epic level campaign, which involved the characters being stranded in the middle of the 7th layer of hell. One character had a rod of wonder. In a battle with a bunch of salamanders the character activated the rod. Out shot a 600 ft cone of butterflies which caught fire on impact with the creatures. That butterfly set one next to it on fire, and that one set one on fire, and so on. Eventually we were left blinded and burning for 1d6 rounds. Not so great. [/QUOTE]

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