Booting a player Question
FarBeyondC
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Ralif Redhammer
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You give them a simple, utilitarian boot. Nothing fancy, but it has to be firm. If they start asking why you chose that boot, where it was made, how many eyelets it has, they’re just looking to argue with you about why you gave them that particular boot.
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Prakriti
Hi, I'm a Mindflayer, but don't let that worry you
Why not roll 1d6?
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lowkey13
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Give the player a single boot, not a pair. When the player complains, point out that the boot's on the other foot. The ensuing mental confusion on the part of said player will give you the space to usher the newly monobooted person out of the house, to hop along the street.
This leaves you with a spare boot in reserve in case the needs arises again in the future. Indeed, if you display it prominently enough, it will serve as a warning to intimidate your other players who will take the hint and toe the line. The sole purpose of this is to boot the player while retaining the upper hand without seeming to be a heel.
This leaves you with a spare boot in reserve in case the needs arises again in the future. Indeed, if you display it prominently enough, it will serve as a warning to intimidate your other players who will take the hint and toe the line. The sole purpose of this is to boot the player while retaining the upper hand without seeming to be a heel.
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