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As gamers, we look for memorable moments...stories we can tell weeks, months, even years later. Fantastic exploits. A series of events and battles that we prop up as an example of what we want.

Search your feelings, you know it to be true. One thing I loved about the independent production "Dorkness Rising" was that it brought this to the forefront. The party was anything but incredibly combat efficient. They quarrelled, they stumbled. But they had fun doing it...

Plus, I'm partial to Bards, and the line "Hide behind the pile of dead bards!" made me laugh for two minutes.

Now, back to the point.

In the eight years I've been doing D&D, I have accrued a library of memorable moments. Memorable moments happen.

Games you remember, campaigns you always want to go back to however? Those