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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Pielorinho" data-source="post: 1818792" data-attributes="member: 259">I do remember that I used an assassin at this point in the adventure, and you're right, Grodog--it was one of my earliest experiences at designing adventures. My assassin was a gnomish glassblower who came to town, befriended the adventurers, and made them each little glass trinkets according to their orders.  Naturally, they wake up trussed and gagged in the woods one night, with Mr. Glassblower cackling evilly over them and leaving them to their fates; as soon as he leaves, each PC finds him- or her-self alone in an arena fighting an unbeatably tough version of the glass trinket.   The last player to go through the battle figured out that gnomes are often illusionists, and disbelieved the whole scenario, allowing him to break free and free the other PCs, who'd lapsed into comas and shock after losing their fights.  The gnome was never seen again. What can I say?  It was pretty cool when I was twelve years old. Daniel</blockquote>