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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Zelda Themelin" data-source="post: 5688906" data-attributes="member: 167">Love this thread. Only thing I remember from games right now are collectors.Early basic D&D game party was fighting skeletons often. And they all seemed to be using rusty short swords. So party started collecting them and decorating their house, and later with numerous +1 short swords and daggers.Same group AD&D this time party was going through Castle Greyhawk. One of the players made his wizard character to be "addicted" to special herb tea. Other characters saw this as opportunity to sell water for 5 gp a mug. Party makeup was thief, thief, thief, mage, half-elven cleric-thief. So later same group started to make sanity rolls for themselves when crazy monsters happened. It kinda catched up, and one by one rest of party wanted to try out relaxing herb tea and got "addicted" as well.Later one thief of party named Frek Horn started keeping inn "Little Dragon Inn" at greayhawk. And got little fat and lazy.  But continued adventuring to get some exotic things to his Inn's menu. He also recruited lesser heroes to get easier stuff, but was really miserly with payments. He quested for exotic cooking books and invented things like pop-corny and Griffon-Meat-Burger. Group showed some desire to eat monsters during prior adventures as well. I ám not sure should I thank Castle Greyhawk module or Hack-computer game for itl.The thief in group Nordeln the Thief, died often and got looted by party and came back, multiple times, no thanks to party. He didn't trust rest of party, So player of that character constantly healed himself in secret. And claimed to be out of spells when asked for healing.</blockquote>

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