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<blockquote data-quote="Scott DeWar" data-source="post: 5695049" data-attributes="member: 49929">This was homebrew and as to me wrecking it, I would call it more of thinking outside the box:setting: as mentioned it was hombrew back during My military dayssystem: A d and D, as there was not even 2ed yetmy character was an expiramental race class combo of gray elf M-U / Ill working with spell points.the party was evil, except mine (Lawful neutral). we were geased to bring a paladin's wor horse to this evil cult that we had stumbled upon. I asked the question: does the horse need to be dead? we had come up wioth all kinds of schemes of how to bring a dead horse. all escept just beating the dead horse anyway.the group asked &quot;what exactly did I have in mind?&quot; My answer: send the horse with paladin attached and his followers in tow. we give the paladin a reason to attack the evil cult. horse sent with!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Scott DeWar, post: 5695049, member: 49929"] This was homebrew and as to me wrecking it, I would call it more of thinking outside the box: setting: as mentioned it was hombrew back during My military days system: A d and D, as there was not even 2ed yet my character was an expiramental race class combo of gray elf M-U / Ill working with spell points. the party was evil, except mine (Lawful neutral). we were geased to bring a paladin's wor horse to this evil cult that we had stumbled upon. I asked the question: does the horse need to be dead? we had come up wioth all kinds of schemes of how to bring a dead horse. all escept just beating the dead horse anyway. the group asked "what exactly did I have in mind?" My answer: send the horse with paladin attached and his followers in tow. we give the paladin a reason to attack the evil cult. horse sent with! [/QUOTE]

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