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<blockquote data-quote="N'raac" data-source="post: 6716238" data-attributes="member: 6681948">100% agreed - this doesn't have to be phrased as &quot;you cheat so your character gets a detailed audit&quot;.&nbsp; It's as simple as &quot;we all remember past errors causing problems when discovered some time into play - let's do a review up front to ensure any issues are addressed before the character enters play&quot;.&nbsp; In my games, this is the rule for all characters, but it should at least be the standard for players who have demonstrated their rules knowledge is lacking from prior characters.I suspect the bigger fear is calling a vote that fails.&nbsp; My sense is that there is already some amount of animosity between Greenfield and this player, but imagine how it will be sitting at the same table after the vote?&nbsp; It won't be a lot better for anyone else voting &quot;get out&quot;, which may also influence their voting decision.That's one reason my preference would be a request for an open and frank discussion of the expectations not shared which are making the game less fun for some, if not all, at the table, rather than calling a vote on expulsion.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="N'raac, post: 6716238, member: 6681948"] 100% agreed - this doesn't have to be phrased as "you cheat so your character gets a detailed audit". It's as simple as "we all remember past errors causing problems when discovered some time into play - let's do a review up front to ensure any issues are addressed before the character enters play". In my games, this is the rule for all characters, but it should at least be the standard for players who have demonstrated their rules knowledge is lacking from prior characters. I suspect the bigger fear is calling a vote that fails. My sense is that there is already some amount of animosity between Greenfield and this player, but imagine how it will be sitting at the same table after the vote? It won't be a lot better for anyone else voting "get out", which may also influence their voting decision. That's one reason my preference would be a request for an open and frank discussion of the expectations not shared which are making the game less fun for some, if not all, at the table, rather than calling a vote on expulsion. [/QUOTE]

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