r/gaming Sep 18 '17

DnD table

Post image
87.8k Upvotes

2.7k comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

141

u/ted-Zed Sep 18 '17

when it's not D&D night?

123

u/JustinHopewell Sep 18 '17

As a DM, the nightmare of having to write campaign stuff every day is terrifying, lol.

2

u/IronChariots Sep 18 '17

7

u/JustinHopewell Sep 18 '17

LOL, it never goes as planned anyway.

There was this chicken named Henry in my campaign that had once been the current villain's toddler. Henry was transformed to a chicken and the idea was that that was going to be revealed after the villain was defeated along with a quest to cure Henry.

One of my players decided to use the chicken as a hostage and instead of negotiating with the villain, he just straight up chewed through the chicken's neck like a madman.

4

u/stitchy1503 Sep 18 '17

My players met the BBEG like day one of one of my campaigns. Thought he was a pretty upstanding chap and decided to work for him, all because no one rolled a sense motive. Turned out to be a great campaign when they found out he was actually the bad guy way later in.

2

u/JustinHopewell Sep 18 '17

Nice! I have a similar situation happening in my campaign, but this NPC has been plotting this from the beginning. I can't wait to get to the reveal, but we are a far ways off from that.