Ok so I'm not terribly creative with these kinds of things. I'm running Kingmaker in the next couple of days and was hoping you could post some of the pranks you played on your PC's during The Fairy Nest in Kingmaker 1 The Stolen Lands. Thanks in advance!
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Let's see--an illusory spider swinging into one of the characters while he was riding through the forest, a pyrotechnics spell on the campfire during the night (after carefully making sure there were no actual hostiles in the area), salt in someone's waterskin, a frog in a boot, bird excrement on a bedroll, and at one point I had Perlivash cast grease on the bottom of the cavalier's saddle shortly before he tried to get onto his horse--as soon as he put a hand on the saddle to mount, it slid around the horse's body as far as it would go.
I refer you to the following thread:
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Here's a practical joke that was started by Fey and finished by PC's...
I had a certain mischievous butterfly winged reptile sneak into the party's camp each night for a week, to tag the halfling paladin with wolf pheromones over and over.
This eventually led to the (not so) random encounter with a Werewolf.
The paladin took a bite during combat and was unsure how Lycanthropy transferred and voiced his concerns to his friends.
That night, the Gnome Druid glued pieces of rabbit fur all over his face.
His morning discovery and panic that followed had him putting on his plate helm (and nothing else) to try to conceal his affliction while they broke fast.
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Here's a practical joke that was started by Fey and finished by PC's...
I had a certain mischievous butterfly winged reptile sneak into the party's camp each night for a week, to tag the halfling paladin with wolf pheromones over and over.
This eventually led to the (not so) random encounter with a Werewolf.
The paladin took a bite during combat and was unsure how Lycanthropy transferred and voiced his concerns to his friends.
That night, the Gnome Druid glued pieces of rabbit fur all over his face.
His morning discovery and panic that followed had him putting on his plate helm (and nothing else) to try to conceal his affliction while they broke fast.
That's hilarious!