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Oh, I just want to share something about my DnD game, because I have my own weird, weird sense of fun in my games.

So one of the PCs died from a horrible, horrible flesh eating parasite in an exiled Devil's playground, and then because of the whole "devil" thing, had to join up with the exiled devils. Then the next couple of rooms later, the same PC took over the body of a tiefling from another adventuring party and rejoined up the group.

They leave the area, and the PC wants to figure out how the hell things are working now (especially with bits of soul and personality left inside). So I decide to make the legal system binding to the body of the person, and not the soul, so that PC basically swapped houses with his original house and the tiefling's house and had some fun with that.

I have legitimately argued that Bureaucracy should be a skill in most game systems, because I had no idea what sort of rolls you would make for that in 5e and just sorta winged it.
#TeamBureaucracy4RPGs

Man, I need to run some sort of Delta Green game, because it does have Bureaucracy as a skill.