Blood Curses!

[Croaker]

Yeah. You must have done it very well, I'm impressed.

[Tolknor]

Thank yee.  It wouldn't have happened if it hadn't made sense in the framework of the game and it was really the last act of the campaign.  He and I have snickered about it a lot over the years.  As that campaign ended i had one character plunge to her death spouting curses while another was stuck in a jail cell in the dungeons of Amber with a plate of production that only produced peanut butter sandwiches, near beer, and romance novels.

In the next campaign, years later,  both players determined to never take Bad Stuff again.

[RPGPundit]

In the next campaign, years later,  both players determined to never take Bad Stuff again.

If you've had that result, you're a good Amber GM.

If in the next campaign your players end up taking bad stuff anyways, you're an excellent Amber GM!

RPGPundit

[Tolknor]

If you've had that result, you're a good Amber GM.

If in the next campaign your players end up taking bad stuff anyways, you're an excellent Amber GM!

RPGPundit

Well i won't claim to be anything but what my players always say is this "You're arbitrary, capricious, and steeped in vice, but you aren't unfair. "

When the Lyta player, in the next game, needed one more advancement point for a power advance i offered to let him take 1 pip of bad stuff.  I did the voice from the Mr Creosote scene in MP's Meaning of life-"One wafer thin mint?" "Oh, come now Stryker, one wafer thin point of bad stuff, n'est-ce pas? "

He threatened my onion dip deliveries.  I let him take the power one pip shy and told him he could expect it to work just fine.. almost every time...

[RPGPundit]

Well i won't claim to be anything but what my players always say is this "You're arbitrary, capricious, and steeped in vice, but you aren't unfair. "

That's quite the compliment!

RPGPundit