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Message: <blockquote data-quote="talien" data-source="post: 8461524" data-attributes="member: 3285">I've found that character conflicts are often tied to player issues. Or to put it another way, the lone wolf character comes from a player who doesn't particularly like the group, the GM, or the game they're running.I've come to realize that often lone wolf players are a form of passive-aggressive push-back on the game. They begrudgingly play within the game system, but so much on their terms that even though they're technically playing a species/class etc. allowed within the game, it's pretty clear the character (as expressed through the player) doesn't want to be there.As a GM, I spent a LOT of energy constantly corralling said character to engage them with the plot, and only realized it was me working extra hard to keep the player entertained (often at the expense of the other players).</blockquote>