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Hm. My previous job was helpdesk... really- a *lot* of people are like this.

Surprisingly little actually. I let the character develop as a blank slate but knew a few particular things going in: bladesinger half-fey of unseelie rusalke bloodline. I intended to play him almost entirely reactive - so if the PCs were jerks, well... he would grow as a character in response...

Since I lectured him on it when he did it loudly and pointed out to him the evidence he'd brought into the inn with him from a poor cleanup job. ;) "Yes. I. Did."

*chuckle* Was wondering if anyone was gonna notice that... ;)

Nope, it doesn't. It can be contained by the cage presuming the solid wall option is selected.

I'm not entirely sure it's Granma safe... the *full* nickname that is.

Snubbed. ;) That's ok. Yeah... Good luck with that Jingle. ;)

Any of them that are save or die. It is actually one of his listed vulnerabilities - if I were running it myself he'd have enough negatives to the save to bring him down into the 'normal human' range - which is how it's treated in DC. He's 'normal' when it comes to a magical effect, no armor...

"Pants!" he cried, "I need pants!"

Thanks for the clarification there (Little did I know there was more than one) :)

I'm trying to get hold of Mr. Chandler to ask him a question. Anyone know where I might be able to contact him - as he isn't answering emails (or mine aren't getting to him for some reason)?

What's the personality of your Paladin and Mummy *players*? It's rarely the characters that make this a difficult situation. Will they be able to find a way to make it work? (And if the mummy is good aligned, that paladin ought to be at least tolerable if not perfectly ok - esp if the GM says...

Razor, Clueless's longsword - eventually grew with the character into an intelligent artifact with multiple abilities.

Capitan Oblivious :)

And here I thought the evil tag: [Evil] on those spells merely indicated that they were part of the Evil domain set, much like [Fire], [Travel] or other tags do....

Yeah - death didn't scare us that much unless it was at the hands of a yugoloth with a a trap the soul memorized ...

I think the bigger question becomes - what are some good techniques to find out from the player (sans major bias from a player just coming up with stuff out of his rear) what the reasoning and motivation is behind their actions?

One of my previous character's most kind and merciful acts involved slitting the throat of an unarmed begging subordinate and then desecrating the corpse by taking a part home with him.... shocked the table, GM went silent for a moment, there was utterly no hesitation on the part of my...

Ah.... good times. Good times.

*pop* That sound was my brain breaking. Thank you... ;)