Tales from an RPG campaign. . . Well, probably the most fun I ever had at the table was with one of the groups I DM for, they were trying to sneak into an enemy army camp and disable their siege weapons. The plan worked pretty well - they sent one member of the party around to the opposite side of the camp and got her to summon a host of berserker spirits to attack the camp and cause confusion while the rest of them snuck around disabling the trebuchets. Their final action was to try and steal as many of the enemy's horses as they could, and scatter the rest of them. In order to scatter them, one of the magic users minor illusioned the sound of a lion's roar, which scattered *all* of the horses, not just the ones she was trying to scare, so they took off in all different directions. Most of characters were already mounted, so they just had to try and get the horses back under control, but the gnome wizard hadn't been mounted yet, so he cast fly on himself to try and go after a horse, caught up to it, and then proceeded to spectacularly fail all of his rolls to try and get it back under control, so he was holding on to the halter rope and being dragged along behind this fleeing horse, banging into a bunch of trees and swearing when the rest of the party caught up to him.