Quite simply, I love hearing the kind of nutty things players can get up to and the crazy situations GMs can put them in. The point of this thread is to try and stockpile as many of those in one place as possible. Post the adventures you've been a part of and run, it doesn't matter if it's crazy or not, any adventures you feel like sharing are fair game. The only rule is try write at least a couple paragraphs about the adventure and label them with big bold letters or something so they're easy to find among other posts. No length limit on each post, write a novel if you want to.

EDIT: Age of Rebellion, Force and Destiny, and any premade adventure stories are all welcome.

This one is AoR, but still...

So my players wanted to infiltrate an Imperial gala. Two did this by joining the band. One was a former celebrity opera singer, the other... wasn't. So this happened:

I was forced to figure out an impromptu iron chef one shot recently complete with gamorrean tribal dance performance intermission for a moff.

First non-prewritten game of ours. The group stranded on Socorro, wanting to leave, but no ship. They start in a cantina, meeting their local contact. He points out some people of interests, and the PCs start roaming around. But one of them decides to sit down and play cards. He founds there a loud-mouth Wealthy Noble (thx FFG adversary decks) who plays quite good, and generally a pain in the *** for everyone. So, long story short, PC wins some credit, and wants to raise the stakes. He wants to gamble the Noble's ship, and he wagers his.... Smuggling Coat. Srsly... Okay.

I rule this an Impossible Deception to sell your coat as valuable as a ship and upgraded by the Nobles appropriate skills, like 3R, and gave him 3B. You can guess, he passed it (2Y2G..) though after he failed the gamble but refused to hand over the coat and now comes the fun part!

He tried to jump over the table and get the guy on blasterpoint, but failed and the bodyguard caught him mid jump. Now, the Devaronian PC with 2 hidden Vibroknifes (AC style, let him put the wrist-mount mod on knife) engaged the Trando, butin the first attack - Despair shattered his blade while pulled out from the thick reptilian skin. I let him have his fun, and duelled the Trando and his Claw until he jumped to cover and shoot him. So the Trando took his Distruptor and almost incapacitated him, when the stealthy Clawdite (masquarading as the young daughter of the last PC -a mando) got the Noble at knifepoint, which resulted in a truce, and the coat beimg handled over.

The story got a bit off-rail, I had other plans with the Noble and the Bodyguards, but this was tremendous amount of fun, and in the and we really all enjoyed the session.