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Message: <blockquote data-quote="drakhe" data-source="post: 418816" data-attributes="member: 4930">cariage funAfter finishing "Power behind the throne" (part 3 in the "Enemy within" campaign for Warhammer Fantasy RPG) where I played Reinhold Gottesfrieden, a templar of the Fiery Heart and chosen of Sigmar, we rolled up some brandnew characters for some inbetween action. This time I was playing Joachim "The Ferret", a skinny little thief. All players were converging separatly on a roadside inn (this was where we would meet and get hints that should get us forming a party ...)There I was, walking on the road, I could see the inn's roof peeking above the trees up ahead, when a cariage comes thundering down the road. A succesfull observe test later I'm informed the driver of the cariage does look in some distress. I decide (kinda still in full templar mode... talking about sticking to your character ;-) ) to jump on the coach and stop it. Hugely failed my jump roll (WFRP uses percentile rolls and whenever both dice of the percentile set come up identical, eg 1 and 10 or 6 and 60, it is considered a fumble [could be a house rule??]) Because I fumble, the DM decides that I jump between horses and cariage, rolls for damage and anounces 12 wounds. I only have 8 (remember begining character) and start folding pu my char.sheet. The DM says to me: don't do that, now what, scratch all wounds but one and you're now unconcious. So here's me thinking "Thanx GM, you're a nice dude".The stable boys from the inn cary me into the stable, take care of me and call a local healer to tend my wounds. With a huge grin on his face the GM explains: "The healer checks your wounds and decides your bloodpresure needs lowering. Out come the leeches, scratch your last wound, your dead....."That realy tought me NOT to jump on cariages ;-)</blockquote>

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