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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Buttercup" data-source="post: 2483574" data-attributes="member: 990">If she violates the tenets of her alignment and her deity, take her powers away.  Whenever she makes a judgment like the one you mention above, give her a vision from her deity, in which she is chastised.  Have the deity assign some sort of atonement task.  Heck, take away some or all of her spells until she completes the task.  If she balks, give her another vision, and take away more powers.    If she still balks, have her deity cast her out permanently.  You can then go all sympathetic on her and "allow" her to roll up a new character.  If this happens again, start making all her rolls for her.  After a session or two of this, I think she'll take the hint.  You can do your best to avoid putting her in situations like this, but I realize that no game is ever completely predictable or controllable.  That being the case, you might just have to tell her that the reason no one is listening to her character is that said character is obnoxious.   Have you tried talking to her husband about this?  One of my players once rolled up an uber-obnoxious halfling, and after two sessions his wife (who is also one of my players) told him to tone it down.  He did, much to the relief of me and the rest of the players. Good luck!</blockquote>