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This issue's gaming record is actually for the
funniest roleplaying
incident which never actually happened, which is probably a pretty
stupid category, but what nearly happened always makes us laugh, so I
decided to put it in.
The game was Kult, with Bog Boy GMing. The
players were myself,
TAFKAC and two brothers, who I'll refer to here as Bill and Ben.
At some point during the scenario, Bill's
character had mysteriously
disappeared. Since we found him pretty annoying (I'm referring to the
character here, although some might have applied the description to
Bill) we hadn't made much of an effort to find out what had happened
to him. Instead, we persued our investigations of the rather dodgy
cult that was the theme of the scenario.
We eventually tracked down the cult's
headquarters, and made our
entrance. For reasons which made sense then, but escape me now,
TAFKAC and myself had converted fire extinguishers into flame
throwers.
Somehow - can't remember how - we had the ability
to sense for
lifeforms in the building. We were thus able to establish that there
was one person in a room on the 2nd floor, and one person walking up
and down on the 3rd floor. We figured the person of the 3rd floor was
merely a guard of some kind, so we went after "Mr Big", the bloke on
the 2nd floor.
Picture the scene...
We're outside the door leading to the room on the
2nd floor where
this bloke is. Bog Boy is laying down repeated unsubtle descriptions,
heavily stressing the fact that the door is locked, but that the key
is in the lock, on our side - but me and TAFKAC are ignoring him.
We're like: "Okay, I'll kick the door open, then
you immediately
spray your flame jet from left to right, and I'll spray my jet from
right to left... who ever's in there's gonna end up barbecued!"
Meanwhile, Ben, behind us, is muttering away.
"There's something
wrong here... there's something we're not getting..."
But us two psychos weren't listening. We were so
excited about our
flame throwers that we were just itching to use them. (Bog Boy had
told us that we would have to make a roll to see if we had built them
right, and that we had about a 20% chance of them exploding - but we
didn't care).
Then - just as me and TAFKAC were about to make
our assault - Ben
figured it out.
"Hang on a minute! It's locked on the outside!
Well he couldn't have
locked himself in, could he? Which mean's it's someone who's being
held prisoner."
So we opened the door, and found Bill inside,
gagged, and tied to a
plain wooden chair.
But imagine what would have happened if Ben
hadn't figured it out...
TAFKAC kicks the door hard, and the flimsy
wood shatters. As the
door open Jonny's fingers squeeze the trigger hard and a long jet of
orange flame erupts into the small room, joined an instant later by
TAFKAC's.
Inside is Bill, gagged. For a moment he
and Jonny lock eyes,
but it is too late. The trigger is already being squeezed. The jet of
flame washes over him and his clothing bursts into flame. He tries to
escape, but he is bound to the chair, which merely rocks back and
forth in an obscene tap dance of death.
Tap-tap-tap-tap-tap...
Damn it would have been funny!
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