librarius_arcana
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Cedric said:I think the wisdom was...you can trust a person who has lied, but don't trust a liar.
That lacks logic
Cedric said:I think the wisdom was...you can trust a person who has lied, but don't trust a liar.
I'm not. There is no question. It's a player problem (or, in what I consider the base case scenario, a former player problem).Thomas Percy said:I'm reading yours advices and I'm thinking "is it the character problem or the player problem?"
librarius_arcana said:That lacks logic
Jim Hague said:Kick him to the curb. Is anyone else disturbed by the mention that this guy is admiring a clear villain's Nazi-like ideology?
Muh?Kae'Yoss said:Yes, isn't it oh so great? Reminds me of that "virtue of egoism" crap I heard recently.
Thomas Percy said:Oh, no. He's a player and DM from 7 years (AD&D, 3e, Cthulu, Warhammer).
Killing of sleeping innocent NPC was a peak of his "evil" career for now. He signed a pact with demon, he trying to buy a cloak of Vecna in every shop, he tortured a lot of people (he has charm person spell), and he was impressed very much by Nazi-like ideology of campaign top bad guy. The player said his character is neutral-aligned, so he can do such things.
I'm reading yours advices and I'm thinking "is it the character problem or the player problem?"
He isn't my brother etc.TheEvil said:What took so long to bring things to a head and why is there any question about getting rid of him? Is he the brother of the GM's Significant Other or something?