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If you let it run on it might get to the point where your gaming group doesn't enjoy getting together anymore because that person in particular kills the experience for the players. My gaming group suffered from it. RPG Divas really don't help in a group based game. Maybe you should try talking...

Too many and they get boring, so naturally I don't place too many. I think they could have a good place in a campaign, but can make a storyline cheesy SO fast.

It would've been cool if tiamat could be a ginormous figure, but then again I don't see why you can't just improvise (changing the rules to fit your game is half of the appeal, isn't it?) BIG FREAKIN EDIT!!!: Oh, forgot um, I think game comes before miniatures, but if miniatures supplement the...

Yeah but what if it's like, a charizard or something <_< I cannot afford, though the concept looks kinda cool

I'll probably end up doing this, using something like this as a miniature

Kinda sucks, but at the same time I can't afford gargantuan at the moment anyways :/

I generally use Minis to play WarMachine, fun stuff but expensive, so I can't collect as much as I'd like to at times :/

hmm. I suppose anything I try will make me invariably the bad guy, unless I put the blame on the group, but that's not something I'm going to do. I guess I'm just going to have to say it, but the problem is doing it in a way he'll actually listen to. I know how I can, but I don't want to be too...

I like the HP system, just because it's straightforward. And though the game itself doesn't generally think there's a difference between 20 and 1, the lower the player's HP, the less gung-ho they become. So it definitely has an effect even if the rules don't state it.

How'd you go about doing this? Because I don't really want to tell him that the group is tired of him, otherwise he'll come after them, and I want to keep the rest of the group out of it (but at the same time, I don't want to look like the bad guy)

Freakin sweet. It's a shame I don't have the same sort of money I used to, or I would definitely buy this book.

I might have to go with this. I understand Loonook's advice, but I don't think it would work in a good manner, as he's the kind of person that would just assume there's something wrong with everyone else. He'd find someone to ally with (I know a few people who probably wouldn't side against him...

A little more than half of these characterize what is the "problem player" He refuses to go away because friends are supposed to be stuck together until they die, which sucks because he's not exactly the kind of person I can spend more than a few hours with. He doesn't respond well to...

Is it possible to have a good RP while using a battlemat? Because I think so. You just have to be more creative with your dungeons (and with visual representations helps people know who's doing what, instead of keeping track of it all in your head)

Oh god this would be funnier than hell! But, I DM and if I killed his character he'd just complain till he can rez it, or make a new one. What really pisses me off is that I'll be storytelling (what DM's normally do) and after spending hours writing and editing a good storyline for next weeks...

I forgot to say that the people who really want to play this game find the behavior annoying. And what's left of the problem players is one person, since the others were relatively easy to deal with (surprisingly, some people actually can listen to what you have to say). I'm not looking for a...

14-19 somehow, the 14 year old is no longer the problem player (though he was very immature earlier) It's just that I'd like to find an alternative to kicking him out of the group, though right now it seems to be the only likely option

First off I'd like to say hi, I've lurked the site for some time but haven't joined till recently, so (omg) this is my first post. Anyhow, I've been reading a lot of the threads on this site and for the most part I must say that I'm rather jealous. A good deal of the people here seem to have...