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#1 Charles_Phipps Aug 14, 2008 13:03:43	It's a running joke, there's a mythical oracle in our game that's a demonic cow. The players routinely consult it. Moo, baby.
#2 mystrich Aug 14, 2008 14:03:21	Did the players have to kill Diablo, return to Rogue Encampment in Act I within the same difficulty level, and then transmute Wirt's Leg with a Tome of Town Portal in the Horadric Cube to open the portal to his realm?
#3 grifo Aug 14, 2008 15:48:24	Did the players have to kill Diablo, return to Rogue Encampment in Act I within the same difficulty level, and then transmute Wirt's Leg with a Tome of Town Portal in the Horadric Cube to open the portal to his realm? Maybe they just killed The giant who has bothered him for all these years, you know, the one from the playground...
#4 dblizzard Aug 14, 2008 18:46:42	Given that Keith has written several short encounters about various Hellcows in Atlas Games' En Route series, I'll wager many Hellcows have been seen.
#5 Charles_Phipps Aug 14, 2008 19:20:05	The Hellcow also gives Infernal Chocolate milk.
#6 PJammaGod Aug 15, 2008 7:15:29	Bumping into an infernal oracle cow... it sounds quite mooronic initially, but could be quite amusing (pun!)
#7 grug_the_just Aug 15, 2008 11:30:54	Not as bad as the intelligent donkey that my group ran into in our 3e game. Damn the DM for stat-ing out the "Wise Ass."
#8 RedRider Aug 17, 2008 13:45:32	Not as bad as the intelligent donkey that my group ran into in our 3e game. Damn the DM for stat-ing out the "Wise Ass." In a non-D&D game I ran into a combat donkey with a railgun once, which was kind of Badass.
#9 grug_the_just Aug 17, 2008 23:52:46	In a non-D&D game I ran into a combat donkey with a railgun once, which was kind of Badass. We were slated to encounter the Bad Ass shortly after dealing a paraplegic colossal red dragon that happened to be insane and was caught in a collapsed church from a forgotten era. Though this may or may not have been a ruse. Couldn't tell when that guy was joking. Hell, at one point our characters were half-jokingly replaced with doppelgangers each individually affiliated with some dark plot organization. It was so flawless that even we couldn't tell. Subsequently those doppelgangers were replaced by other doppelgangers for a similar purpose. Yeah, that DM was a hoot.
#10 PJammaGod Aug 20, 2008 3:24:28	I guess my first question would be who is your DM's supplier Grug and can I get a freebie to see how strong the stuff is? ;) Seriously that's one amusing sounding campaign. It's always good to have a DM with a sense of humour and able to make the game constantly engaging.