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Without giving away too many details, recently my partner and I were in a session where 'something' was spying on the party through the eyes of statues and murals... how would you react?
In the case of my witch with a wand of unseen servant (which is always burning a hole in her pouch looking for shenanigans to be involved in), she took up one of the broken stone statue heads the 'something' used, gave it to the servants she resummoned once an hour, and provided it with an ongoing 'best angle' to the actions of the party. Meanwhile, my partner maintained a monologue conversation with it as we went along our adventuring ways...
Needless to say, we amused our GM and made the others at the table shake their heads and wonder at our sanity.
Neat story, did this happen during a PFS scenario?
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Yes, yes it did actually. :)
(This same character, for a previous scenario involving a 'flooded building' adventure, recreated 'The Sorcerer's Apprentice' scene from Fantasia before moving on to actually trying to solve the adventure's problem.)
(Looks up, and realizes this got posted in WAY the wrong subforum... how, he's not sure.)
These things happen.
Particularly when we get wrapped into the 'kewl' factor of a given thing.
I was really prepared to hate this thread, then I read the OP. That sounds like a fun time, honestly.