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<blockquote data-quote="Ohillion" data-source="post: 6693719" data-attributes="member: 6798304"><p>I'd agree. The whole premise of fantasy games is just that...they're FANTASY games. This whole situation stinks of fantasy and reality becoming too much the same thing. You can't discuss morality seriously in a fantasy game. It's just not condusive to fun gameplay. You play your alignment and let the other characters play theirs. We have a hard a fast rule at our table: good and neutral alignments only. I can't see how an adventuring party can work through 20 levels of play without trying to kill each other if there's good and evil alignments present. This, IMHO, is my take on the demise of your party and play. Were you aligned similarly (not necessarily equally) you might not have even had to deal with this conversation. But I DO believe you would just end up with a different situation based on the character and nature of those at the table. You two are the catalysts in this disaster. It's probably best that you just walk away. I'm not pointing a finger here but you two are oil and water and never the two shall mix! It's just who you are and how your personalities stand.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ohillion, post: 6693719, member: 6798304"] I'd agree. The whole premise of fantasy games is just that...they're FANTASY games. This whole situation stinks of fantasy and reality becoming too much the same thing. You can't discuss morality seriously in a fantasy game. It's just not condusive to fun gameplay. You play your alignment and let the other characters play theirs. We have a hard a fast rule at our table: good and neutral alignments only. I can't see how an adventuring party can work through 20 levels of play without trying to kill each other if there's good and evil alignments present. This, IMHO, is my take on the demise of your party and play. Were you aligned similarly (not necessarily equally) you might not have even had to deal with this conversation. But I DO believe you would just end up with a different situation based on the character and nature of those at the table. You two are the catalysts in this disaster. It's probably best that you just walk away. I'm not pointing a finger here but you two are oil and water and never the two shall mix! It's just who you are and how your personalities stand. [/QUOTE]
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