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<blockquote data-quote="Zanticor" data-source="post: 4611878" data-attributes="member: 65408"><p>Hi there,</p><p></p><p>My players have been advancing at a slow pace for the last 4 years and have just hit level 16. Along with this advancement their characters developed and they have become so attached to their PCs that I hardly even dare to kill one even if resurrection is a possibility. One of them also developed an interest for the various splatbooks our there. He now finds his feat selection suboptimal and boring and wants an upgrade. First he discovered the retraining from player handbook 2. Then he found the possibility that flaws offered (from unearth arcana). These basically offer one more feat in exchange for things like -2 on a save and worse flaws. And now he send me an email about rebuilding his character with three flaws and five new feats from the ultimate feats book. My other players don't much like meddling with the integrity of their characters. He already is a druid and I fear he we become a dreaded Godzilla. Still I don't want to disappoint him to much. So do any of you have any experience with these kind of players? How would you rule when a player begs you for a level 16 rebuilt within one in-game-day (we are playing a game with a severe time restraint). I'm especially interested in suggestions for compromises although if you find the whole suggestion ludicrous, I'd also like to hear your input.</p><p></p><p>Zanticor</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Zanticor, post: 4611878, member: 65408"] Hi there, My players have been advancing at a slow pace for the last 4 years and have just hit level 16. Along with this advancement their characters developed and they have become so attached to their PCs that I hardly even dare to kill one even if resurrection is a possibility. One of them also developed an interest for the various splatbooks our there. He now finds his feat selection suboptimal and boring and wants an upgrade. First he discovered the retraining from player handbook 2. Then he found the possibility that flaws offered (from unearth arcana). These basically offer one more feat in exchange for things like -2 on a save and worse flaws. And now he send me an email about rebuilding his character with three flaws and five new feats from the ultimate feats book. My other players don't much like meddling with the integrity of their characters. He already is a druid and I fear he we become a dreaded Godzilla. Still I don't want to disappoint him to much. So do any of you have any experience with these kind of players? How would you rule when a player begs you for a level 16 rebuilt within one in-game-day (we are playing a game with a severe time restraint). I'm especially interested in suggestions for compromises although if you find the whole suggestion ludicrous, I'd also like to hear your input. Zanticor [/QUOTE]
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