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Message: <blockquote data-quote="kitcik" data-source="post: 5818280" data-attributes="member: 98256">In 1E, we played throughout junior high and high school. Our oldest characters got to very high levels, so we kep creating new "generations" of characters. Anyway, one of my friends got tired of his super-high-level wizard (maybe like 25th). He decided to do something akin to "suicide by cop" - instead trying "suicide by demon prince." Now, I know some people say demon princes in 1E were weak due to their low hitpoints, but we played core only (no Arcana) and had a bunch of homebrew for deity level beings. So, he decides to kill Yeenoghu by figuring out where he is on his plane, plane-shifting in, and casting Time Stop, knowing full well that Yeenoghu has 95% magic resistance and would not likely be effected and the move would result in a spectacular epic battle in Hades which my friend was sure to lose. So his plan unfolds perfectly, until Yeenoghu rolls 00 on his magic resistance. Having not planned for this, he kills Yeenoghu (permanently, since it occurred on his home plane) and plane shifts back out. ... He forget to loot the body! So, despite the fact that his suicide attempt did not work out, he still succeeded in his epic fail.</blockquote>