
By the same author as Grand Line 3.5
3rd Oct 2013, 12:49 PM"The Lambrodoodle"
We had a character in our campaign who was going to be a thieving con artist. He decided to try and con a noble, he wasn't there. So he tried to steal some stuff of of his desk, and there was nothing of value. |
3rd Oct 2013, 12:50 PM
And it was all caused because a person made fun of the GM's mispronunciation of the word Labradoodle. |
21st Dec 2013, 3:58 AM
While i can't recall any such cases from campaigns i've played in, i frequently find myself doing stuff like that in games i run myself. |
27th Dec 2013, 5:59 AM
I'll give 2, one where I was the GM, and one where someone else was. |
29th Dec 2013, 11:23 PM""""
I was GMing a game and I read a comment on DarthsandDroids about adding in random magical objects like a stick that stood straight up or a rope that always untied itself and wanted to try it with my campaign. So, I decided to give a brick that floated with no other bonuses, just to see what happened. |
3rd Jan 2014, 3:06 AM"Ambush and treachery"
In the same campaign where the evil cleric called on his deity and was cursed and sent on a quest for his trouble, the other cleric in the party decided that he didn't like the leader. It was good role-playing, as the clerics served different divinities and were of different alignments, but he decided to do something about it. |
6th Aug 2014, 2:31 PM"Something fishy..."
In an Exalted game I ran, the party was given a (very railroad-y) direction to where they were supposed to >start< the adventure I had planned... |
21st Aug 2014, 6:53 PM"Wardrobe Malfunction."
Ever heard of Raggamoffyns? |
19th May 2017, 10:04 AM"Dirt Beer"
So we were playing in a city we just arrived in via stolen slaver ship. I was a half giant (Fire Giant Dad), and we arrived at the *2nd* dingiest/cheapest tavern in the lower end district. we were very insistent on finding the not-quite-worst bar to set up as home-base. anyway the tavernkeep was a dwarf, and I asked him for a drink. GM said it tasted like Dirt. so we just assumed it was Dirt Beer. which my character decided to take a shine to. "acquired taste" he called it. so the GM came up with this whole backstory for this dwarf who brewed his own ancestral recipe for stout...using fermented Dirt. Literal Dirt Beer. |
11th Oct 2017, 5:10 PM
One player come up with a backstory for his character that involved a Tribe of Martials-artist-shapeshifting-fire-ape, who used giant leafs to surf on the air. |
12th Apr 2018, 12:27 AM"Dapper Snake"
In a Shadowrun game I played in, one of the PC's was a snake mage (not a mage with snake themed magic, but a snake with magic). During the first fight of the snake mage's first run, when it was his turn and he asked us what he should do I told him that one of the goons attacking us made a racist comment about him, and that he had a monocle. The GM liked this, and said that it was now actually a thing |
DragonTrainer
17th Aug 2013, 12:28 PM
Tell a story about how your GM or DM implemented a seemingly weird or out of place idea that a player introduced just for the hell of it.
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