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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Rhun" data-source="post: 4695758" data-attributes="member: 29098">This is NOT a normal D&D campaign where goods and neutrals can get along, and elves, dwarves and humans live together in peace and harmony. A wizard, even if of good alignment, is an enemy of the Church, and thus an enemy of Vadric's. Racism, schism and persecution are a common part of this particular setting. JA seems to thrive off playing the PCs against one another in this game.You probably should go read through the IC thread of this game before playing in this game...because character tension is *VERY* high. My PC is already probably going to be facing charges of heresy and worse just by associating with Canaan's PC, among others. And Vadric and Vorian have almost come to blows in this game over whether elves are demon-spawn or not (averted by extremely well done roleplaying, I might add).It isn't a matter of me not being able to deal with neutrals. I love playing neutral PCs. It is a matter of roleplaying, pure and simple. IN CHARACTER. It is as simple as that. I'm not trying to be confrontational, just pointing out that this is not your simple, straightforward, everyday D&D game.This has been one of the most difficult campaigns I have ever played in from a roleplaying perspective. And I have enjoyed the challenge. I can't give enough props to JA for this one...but it is definitely a challenge.</blockquote>