| BigNorseWolf |
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the wizard had cast mirror image and fire shield on themselves and freedom of movement from a cleric budy.
They were turned into a turtle. So.. they were turned into 5 turtles.
And began the march into the pond that could not be stopped by our mightiest grapple checks.
Once there they heated the water to boiling and when the fire shield wore off, turned themselves into soup.
Delicious. Delicious soup.
| Dracovar |
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I always liked turning a cow into a goldfish. Well, a herd of cows into goldfish.
Then taking them to a tavern and sponsoring a goldfish swallowing contest.
Dispel Magic and/or death of the polymorphed critter (usually via acid damage in the stomach) would, at least back in previous editions, cause the creature to revert back to original size.
Making for quite the Alien-esque "cowpocalypse" in the tavern.
| blahpers |
I always liked turning a cow into a goldfish. Well, a herd of cows into goldfish.
Then taking them to a tavern and sponsoring a goldfish swallowing contest.
Dispel Magic and/or death of the polymorphed critter (usually via acid damage in the stomach) would, at least back in previous editions, cause the creature to revert back to original size.
Making for quite the Alien-esque "cowpocalypse" in the tavern.
Ah, I love variants on the ol' "throw a feather token (tree) in its mouth" strategy.
| Dracovar |
Dracovar wrote:Ah, I love variants on the ol' "throw a feather token (tree) in its mouth" strategy.I always liked turning a cow into a goldfish. Well, a herd of cows into goldfish.
Then taking them to a tavern and sponsoring a goldfish swallowing contest.
Dispel Magic and/or death of the polymorphed critter (usually via acid damage in the stomach) would, at least back in previous editions, cause the creature to revert back to original size.
Making for quite the Alien-esque "cowpocalypse" in the tavern.
Used a feather token (tree) placed dead center of a railway track once, right before a bridge over a very high chasm and timed so the train couldn't slow down enough to save itself...
Then the item was banned... :-(
| Bahamut |
With Polymorph Any Object I had a Wizard in a game always threaten to "Turn the air, into Bears." He ended up turning the air in an enemies' lungs into bees. That wasn't craziest thing though. In one encounter he turned an enemy into butter. Then the party's token evil character took said butter and sold it to various food vendors in town and then gleefully waited until the spell's duration ran out.
| Bahamut |
blahpers wrote:Dracovar wrote:Ah, I love variants on the ol' "throw a feather token (tree) in its mouth" strategy.I always liked turning a cow into a goldfish. Well, a herd of cows into goldfish.
Then taking them to a tavern and sponsoring a goldfish swallowing contest.
Dispel Magic and/or death of the polymorphed critter (usually via acid damage in the stomach) would, at least back in previous editions, cause the creature to revert back to original size.
Making for quite the Alien-esque "cowpocalypse" in the tavern.
Used a feather token (tree) placed dead center of a railway track once, right before a bridge over a very high chasm and timed so the train couldn't slow down enough to save itself...
Then the item was banned... :-(
I had a player once place a feather token in the hull of a Chellish warship during Skull and Shackles and then nonchalantly ask how much XP the ship was worth as it sank from the enormous hole in its bottom hull.
| Lunatic Barghest |
Another tortoise answer here, but it's noteworthy not solely because of the animal, but the reasoning accompanying it.
It was a hobgoblin fanatic who had been following and spying on my party for a while. We finally captured her and interrogated her. A true fanatic, she did little but spew how much of a glorious honor it was to die in service to her terrible, evil deity and how eager she was to serve it in her afterlife.
Then she insulted a party member who died on an earlier adventure.
She now has 100+ years to regret that course of action, if she still has the capacity to regret. Gonna have to wait for the whole service-after-death thing, though.