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Rereading the post in question, I could see where you are coming from. I guess we just place value on things differently.

Well, from what I can gather, the lack of remorse seemed to be stemming from the fact that BenjErik didn't really consider what he did that big of a deal. Obviously, he and the DM disagree on this. I really admire the way BenjErik handled the conversation, considering that the DM completely...

If possible, the two of you should try to arrange a face-to-face discussion. Inflection is easily lost online. You'll just end up ticking each other off even more.

Wow. That is all I can say. After reading BenjErik's post, and noticing how absolutely tact he is in the face of your (IMO) overreactionary, caustic antagonism, and after thinking about what I would do if put in his position, I have to say that this guy definitely seems like the type to keep...

In my opinion, Trustworthiness is not the only quality to look for in friends. I actually cherish a few of my less trustworthy friends - not only do they have other, very valuable qualities - but I've also found that their inherent untrustworthiness acts to prevent complacency. For me, trust...

First, give yourself a day or three to cool your jets before you talk to ANYONE who you are not positive will keep your conversation confidential. So don't talk to your fellow player's about what they think you should do, talk to you're long-time penpal instead. In these kinds of situations...

Ah, the illustrious problem of Socrates. I do not pity the old, ugly fool.

So, 'Xykon' is sporting a new necklace and a new pair of eyes. Wonder what it means.

Interesting. I've never had a player specifically take a Holy weapon. We've never played a game above 11th level, however.

How overpowering would it be to house-rule that the Holy enhancement does as written, plus does 1d6 damage to non-evil creatures.

I've never understood the value of a Holy weapon. Wouldn't the wielder be better served by putting two elemental enhancements on the weapon instead. That way, you'd do 2d6 damage to all* creatures, instead of just evil ones. *Except those few with elemental resistances