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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mark" data-source="post: 171869" data-attributes="member: 5">OODM: Firstly, if a player needs to be reined in, it is the job of the DM, so please do not do this again.Secondly, Jack knows enough to make the leap regarding what he has says, regardless of whether it is true, he knows it to be true, assumes it to be true, etc.  Please deal with IC situation in an IC way.Lastly, let's not forget, the details of how Arim's brother got the stolen items, how they came to Arim, and why he hasn't turned them in hasn't been revealed.  I was saving those details for after I see how the character was being played.  That, of course, has taken longer since we've had two players in that position.  I like that you are on board with the idea that Arim is not a Thief, but I think you are approaching this as if he must be a thief and now has to repent.  Assuming that he is a thief, rather than just a Rogue who has learned some skills from his older brother and not yet put them to use (for good, evil, law, or chaos) is one way to go with Arim.  First level characters start with a clean slate.  Arim has never yet actually stolen anything, picked any lock, or done anything personally to warrant the label of Thief.  I'll give you a little more on the "wealth" in my next post so that it is more clear.  Now that I see how it is that you would like to play the character, I'll color the story of how Arim wound up with the goods to suit that picture.  I'm sure this can be cleared up, so let's not have anyone post (with the exception of Mario), IC or OOC until my next DM post.  And please, no emails o this.  I'l have no trouble crafting the story elements on my own and the handling of players by other players is not up for debate.  Thanks.</blockquote>

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