If you want carousing tables, there's lots of them online. In fact, google "carousing tables osr" and enjoy.<br/>You might even find the one in the D&D5e DMG (published as an excerpt by WotC, so fully legal).<br/><br/>And well, Lisa kinda encourages such behaviour by taking things way too litterally... >:)<br/>Of course, the pace has an inherent problem: realistically, it should happen over a multitude of sessions, unless Marc is really feeling like being nasty (potentially for no reward).<br/>In practice, that would mean years of PbP for us. If you've ever written Actual Play Reports, you'd notice that what people playing online call "a successful PbP" is what people playing simultaneously, over IM or off-line, call "a one-shot".<br/><br/>Though I'm kinda sorry we didn't have a combat. Anyone that gets hurt might have been whacked by a light bodyblow to "better roleplay that". Paco and Josh were used to that already, as well as to climbing a rope (dangling in the corner) to roleplay climbing.<br/>You can say there was a LARP element to their sessions already.<br/>Setting precedent, as you call it.<br/>I'm going to incorporate at least one of these, now that I think of it.<br/><br/>I like Gwyn's idea as well. It's better for the pace, despite the above...and Marc wouldn't object.