What you hate most

[Ylossakram]

What you hate most while adventuring in party ?

Personally i think #4 'cause it happened to me playin IWD (i had no druid in party ) but #1 caused me a lot of reload too

[Aegis]

definatly the thrid one. I have spent a lot of time planning, then found out I was planning for the wrong thing.

[Tanis]

Other.

Not long ago, I was playing paper-and-pen dungeons and dragons. I had been captured by kobolds and was kept in an old dungeon. There was a cleric who had also been captured while trying to help me. We were both low on hit points but he was asleep or something. I checked the walls for loose bricks and found behind one of the bricks, a potion of healing( not labeled) and a dagger. Foolishly I drunk the whole potion because I had forgotten about the cleric. The cleric died.

So I guess I hate not thinking before I do something the most.

[/-\lastor]

Being used as a testing dummy for all the equipment the party finds. It's really annoying when the party wants to test the damage reduction of a magic armour you're wearing.

[Mr.Waesel]

Originally posted by Tanis
Not long ago, I was playing paper-and-pen dungeons and dragons. I had been captured by kobolds and was kept in an old dungeon. There was a cleric who had also been captured while trying to help me. We were both low on hit points but he was asleep or something. I checked the walls for loose bricks and found behind one of the bricks, a potion of healing( not labeled) and a dagger. Foolishly I drunk the whole potion because I had forgotten about the cleric. The cleric died.

How did your DM play that? did he session with you alone or while the other players were there?
I think it's a cool idea for one of my campaigns

[Rob-hin]

I hate making wrong calls in the long run.
In a battle or something, things can be corrected. But a big (wrong) desicion is much harder to correct.

[Demis]

#4, planning a party in long-term decisions only to find out that, things don’t work as you thought/planned.