This sounds like a good way to have multiple sessions of players playing lawyer and looking for the most ridiculous loopholes LOL. Take a shot every time a PC interjects with “WELL, technically…!”
It sounds like it could be really satisfying but REALLY complicated setting up a plot involving a contract with these things hahaha.
But I suppose they don’t have to be a source of lawyer drama at all. They’re a great tool for the DM to say “I prepped this quest arc and you agreed to it so you’re damn well going to do it or else!” Lol
What a fascinating concept though. Woe betide the party who doesn’t read the entire contract!
I always wanted to get one of my lawyer friends to play a devil in a DND game I ran. Just have him write the worst contracts for the players that are more air tight than I can come up with.
This sounds like a good way to have multiple sessions of players playing lawyer and looking for the most ridiculous loopholes LOL. Take a shot every time a PC interjects with “WELL, technically…!”
It sounds like it could be really satisfying but REALLY complicated setting up a plot involving a contract with these things hahaha.
But I suppose they don’t have to be a source of lawyer drama at all. They’re a great tool for the DM to say “I prepped this quest arc and you agreed to it so you’re damn well going to do it or else!” Lol
What a fascinating concept though. Woe betide the party who doesn’t read the entire contract!
I always wanted to get one of my lawyer friends to play a devil in a DND game I ran. Just have him write the worst contracts for the players that are more air tight than I can come up with.
Why not? Sounds fun. My dad’s a paralegal, not even a lawyer, and if I ever had to make a devil contract in a game I’d have him make it
Scheduling, mostly. The classic big bad of DND.