D&D General The Fate of Bargle

[Reynard]

Trial? Bah. Burn the jail down with him in it.

/what do you mean I'm no longer Lawful?

 

[Azzy]

Why must you rip open old wounds like this?

Bargle must die!

 

[haakon1]

Dungeon‘s last issue - last, I say, before it was killed off - had an adventure called “Kill Bargle!” Someone put it out of business just after. Very, very suspicious. Murdering this so-called cleric might be the least of Bargle’s many crimes.

Bargle is an known associate of Baron Blackeagle. Baron Blackeagle is a baddie. Guilt by association!

Also, would Duke Karameikos put on trial someone who was innocent? As a patriot, I think not!

In conclusion, objection, theretofore whereas, I rest my case.

 

[BlueFin]

I have nothing to offer except I just love those pictures ... such fond memories. Time to pull out the red box for a flick through

 

[EzekielRaiden]

I haven't even played this adventure and I know this one.

 

[Azzy]

Dungeon‘s last issue - last, I say, before it was killed off - had an adventure called “Kill Bargle!”

Yep, it was a fleshed-out version of the introductory adventure in the Basic Set's DM's booklet—which pleasedme to no end. I ran the adventure for my group not long after that issue of Dungeon came out.

 

[Tutara]

Sir Horatio of Cane, Knight Investigator: “It looks like she got more than she… Bargled for.”

Aaaaooooooow!!!

Anyway, Bargle is found not guilty by virtue of Teleport, suckers!

 

[Dioltach]

Not only is he guilty of killing Aleena, he's guilty of making me feel miserable every time I open my Basic Set.

(I also want to note that I've always pictured Magic Missile as a glowing arrow rather than a ball of force.)

 

[RobJN]

Of course Bargle is not guilty. By reason of Charm Person.

 

[John R Davis]

She isn't dead. She just faked it.
No d6+1 damage MM should kill a 3rd level or higher cleric.
It's a conspiracy