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<blockquote data-quote="fba827" data-source="post: 4932034" data-attributes="member: 807">I don't have any experience with WoT classes, so I can't speak to that answer/aspect of your question.* how close are you to ending the current campaign?&nbsp; That could just solve your problem right there when everyone makes new PCs and you can everyone/anyone who asks to stick with the D&amp;D classes. this is the least confrontational approach.* if you need a more immediate fix, simply tell her (not in front of everyone), that the class is built for a different game system and you thought it would be okay but you understand now that it is causing some problems. so you need her to change her PC. and possibly help her build a similar PC using D&amp;D rules (sounds like a 3.5 wizard or sorcerer to me)&nbsp; this is the most direct method (of course, her reaction at that point depends entirely on her personality.. it could be as simple as an 'okay' or a 'curse fest')I have had my fair share of problem characters in my day.&nbsp; In such cases, I can usually just tell the player and we switch it to something else -- of course, i've (usually) been blessed with easy goign players.I have had a couple problematic players as well (maybe not always them, personally, but something in the group setting made it problematic)... in such cases, my method for dealing with the person depends entirely on that player's personality and what i know of him/her, so I don't have any one solution for those instances.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="fba827, post: 4932034, member: 807"] I don't have any experience with WoT classes, so I can't speak to that answer/aspect of your question. * how close are you to ending the current campaign? That could just solve your problem right there when everyone makes new PCs and you can everyone/anyone who asks to stick with the D&D classes. this is the least confrontational approach. * if you need a more immediate fix, simply tell her (not in front of everyone), that the class is built for a different game system and you thought it would be okay but you understand now that it is causing some problems. so you need her to change her PC. and possibly help her build a similar PC using D&D rules (sounds like a 3.5 wizard or sorcerer to me) this is the most direct method (of course, her reaction at that point depends entirely on her personality.. it could be as simple as an 'okay' or a 'curse fest') I have had my fair share of problem characters in my day. In such cases, I can usually just tell the player and we switch it to something else -- of course, i've (usually) been blessed with easy goign players. I have had a couple problematic players as well (maybe not always them, personally, but something in the group setting made it problematic)... in such cases, my method for dealing with the person depends entirely on that player's personality and what i know of him/her, so I don't have any one solution for those instances. [/QUOTE]

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