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Dealing with arrogant characters (players)?
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<blockquote data-quote="iksander" data-source="post: 1959199" data-attributes="member: 26487"><p>Hnnn... I dont really see the problem. </p><p></p><p>I've run characters that were horribly arrogant to nearly everyone, but it just gave my DM more ammunition to use against me. I enjoyed it, your players will proably enjoy the havoc, or learn to not smart off. Use the PCs arrogance against them. If anything PC arrogance gives you a tool to make the PCs squirm, by trying to explain away why they just disrespected the kings champion, or etc...</p><p></p><p>Ya also gotta ease up on your players. I mean they were thugs; I really dont expect the players to have meaningful dialogue with thugs. If your players say the dreaded "you guys should just give up now before were forced to kill you" line, do as Sejs suggests and roll with it. </p><p></p><p>Heck let some of the thugs repent their bad ways, so your party doesnt straight up assassinate the thugs after pulling a couple of the suggestions that Sejs mentioned. Players do like a little positive reinforcement that their deeds are doing good. Have townsfolk throw the PCs a party after a doing noble deeds. Or if the PCs are motivated by pure mercenary means have the townsfolk make sarky comments and jack up prices.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="iksander, post: 1959199, member: 26487"] Hnnn... I dont really see the problem. I've run characters that were horribly arrogant to nearly everyone, but it just gave my DM more ammunition to use against me. I enjoyed it, your players will proably enjoy the havoc, or learn to not smart off. Use the PCs arrogance against them. If anything PC arrogance gives you a tool to make the PCs squirm, by trying to explain away why they just disrespected the kings champion, or etc... Ya also gotta ease up on your players. I mean they were thugs; I really dont expect the players to have meaningful dialogue with thugs. If your players say the dreaded "you guys should just give up now before were forced to kill you" line, do as Sejs suggests and roll with it. Heck let some of the thugs repent their bad ways, so your party doesnt straight up assassinate the thugs after pulling a couple of the suggestions that Sejs mentioned. Players do like a little positive reinforcement that their deeds are doing good. Have townsfolk throw the PCs a party after a doing noble deeds. Or if the PCs are motivated by pure mercenary means have the townsfolk make sarky comments and jack up prices. [/QUOTE]
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