That being said, the ultimate caffeine bomb would probably be a mug of coffee, with a tea-bag in it using some crushed Caffeine tablets instead of sugar. Don’t try this!

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I do sometimes drink sweet tea, can’t stand coffee (dirty water) and I avoid energy drinks – something about them I find unsettling.
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These days, with my groups all being filled with professionals with kids, when we hit the wall, we stop.

Now I need coffee more the morning after. Lots of coffee…

I was running one of my Modern campaigns, and we had the next game scheduled, but one of my players couldn’t play until midnight due to a recital. Everyone else said they were fine with starting that late, so they brought a coffee maker to keep them up.

Meanwhile, I planned an adventure that involved no one being able to sleep, and if the players fell asleep in real life, I was going to punish them in game, because sleeping was very bad. However, I started to get tired myself. So they offered me some coffee. My experiments with coffee had been bad thus far, thus I declined, but they insisted that the way they made it I would like it. I tried it, and darned if they weren’t right. They beat the adventure and restored the ability to sleep, and I started my slide into a cuppa joe a day.