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<blockquote data-quote="ccs" data-source="post: 8309051" data-attributes="member: 6803664">Oh yes.It's not a constant barrage of weird, but it could crop up at any point.For ex; in the previous campaign (well I guess it be the campaign before the previous one at this point<img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" />) I dropped a WWI British MKIV tank into the game.&nbsp; Literally.A portal in the sky opened. Something came streaking out of it &amp; hit the ground with an almighty boom several hours up the coast from where the party was.They went to investigate.They found a ginormous crater.&nbsp; When they got near enough a possessed tank (complete with model) came lurching out &amp; attacked them....It was an interesting encounter - and had absolutely nothing to do with the adventure they were on.I've transported the party to Whoville to help thwart the Grinch.&nbsp; (And described them &amp; everything as classic animation)I've run a session where the players had to play as their assorted animal companions/familiars/mounts.&nbsp; And no, the pcs were not mind swapped into them or such.&nbsp; The animals really got played for a session.&nbsp; Very funny watching the one powergamer try &amp; play his characters ordinary dumb horse.This session also set in stone that YES, there really IS a &quot;language of animals&quot; in my games.&nbsp; That they DO talk &amp; think.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ccs, post: 8309051, member: 6803664"] Oh yes. It's not a constant barrage of weird, but it could crop up at any point. For ex; in the previous campaign (well I guess it be the campaign before the previous one at this point:)) I dropped a WWI British MKIV tank into the game. Literally. A portal in the sky opened. Something came streaking out of it & hit the ground with an almighty boom several hours up the coast from where the party was. They went to investigate. They found a ginormous crater. When they got near enough a possessed tank (complete with model) came lurching out & attacked them.... It was an interesting encounter - and had absolutely nothing to do with the adventure they were on. I've transported the party to Whoville to help thwart the Grinch. (And described them & everything as classic animation) I've run a session where the players had to play as their assorted animal companions/familiars/mounts. And no, the pcs were not mind swapped into them or such. The animals really got played for a session. Very funny watching the one powergamer try & play his characters ordinary dumb horse. This session also set in stone that YES, there really IS a "language of animals" in my games. That they DO talk & think. [/QUOTE]

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