In our current game where we are play testing some of the new rules introduced with in the pages of the now published Magic and Martial Arts Guide there are many awesome moments I could share.
First allow me to set the scene by saying that in this campaign we are all playing child thieves who happen to be Outcaste under the control of a street father similar to a character from a Charles Dickens novel. Being only 7-9 years of age and having to steal for a living has given us the opportunity to dig deep within ourselves and reconnect with the inner child which lives inside every person. This connection has allowed us to not worry so much about being politically correct and instead allow the voice of the inner child to simply say whatever thoughts run across their minds without analyzing it like an adult would. There have been countless examples of us running between the legs of adults and scrambling through public streets in a mad dash to avoid being punished for our petty crimes, any or all of which would make perfect scenes in even the best animated film.

The chicken character I played could see through the eyes of a mysterious shadow being which had attached itself to him in some mystic fashion following a terrible incident in which a fire claimed the lives of many of the band of gypsies he belonged to. Later we were able to discover that the dark spirit was a Khaujiva or hungry spirit of his grandmother who was burned alive during the fire. We have yet to be able to communicate effectively with the spirit to determine exactly why it is here and how we might be able to free it to dance at the edge of heaven in peace. Although my character has learned how to read tarot cards hoping to use the deck to allow the spirit to communicate with him though it.

The young chicken child's name is Punivatum affectionately called Puni by all his friends.