Vexanon Ur'Zahl |
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Back in an old 3.5 game, I was playing a Curst (sorta undead who goes mildly insane at random moments) fighter in a pirate setting. I was with a were-shark kensai and we were on our way to the main hub city. While camping we are attacked by a group of bandits who we quickly dispatch but let one escape so we can track him to their hideout.
Upon reaching the hideout we clear out all of the bandits and investiage the area, it was a small but well furnished cave with a strange set of runes forming the shape of a doorway. We manage to determine through taking some 20's that it's a magic doorway that responds to a specific person or group.
At this point my fighter flips his crazy switch and decides it must work for the bandits so the following exchange occurs.
Me: I pick up one of the corpses.
DM: Um...ok?
Me: I huck it at the wall with the runes around it.
DM: Wait...you throw the corpse?
Me: Yeah.
DM: Ok, make a STR check.
Me: *rolls a nat 20*
DM and my Were-shark Partner: o_O
DM: ....well nothing magical happens, but the bandit corpse splats against the wall and makes a bloody mess.
Me: (in character) well....guess that didn't work.
WS: What the hell was that?
Me: I thought the bandits could go through!
WS: Even the DEAD ones?
Me: Obviously!
Later on we met a character with strange runes embedded in their head. They weren't related to the door we had found, but that didn't stop my guy from trying when he had the chance.