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Excellent question! Here are two of my most memorable moments oh Mighty Overlord: #29: The Devil We Know Part I - Shipardyard Rats
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Our party is below deck beating on some half-orc goons when we the voice of a woman yell for her goons to come above deck. Thinking fast, the party's half-orc disguises himself as one of her goons and hurries up to talk to her. She asks a couple of simple questions, none of which he can answer until he says, "uh... Surprise?!" and flings a hand axe at her. This was memorable because it was my first second time playing PFS and first time at a convention (Gen Con of all things). The hilarity lies in the great roleplaying of a low charisma half-orc fighter. It was a great idea on paper, but its failure made it memorable. #2-16: The Flesh Collector
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We participated in a midnight madness and the first night we essentially completed the scenario, except that we didn't completely get rid of the ghost. We decided to play again the following night and head back to the monstary to take her out for good. Great idea, right? No. Apparently she's buddy buddy with a freaking purple worm. I spent several rounds in the belly of that thing with no way out. I had never felt so hopeless as a PC and to be clear, I greatly enjoyed this experience. I think I found this experience memorable primarily because of the table composition and an EPIC GMing performance. Combining those with a great encounter combination certainly helped.
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