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<blockquote data-quote="WizarDru" data-source="post: 1943670" data-attributes="member: 151">Well, what do the other players think of the situation.&nbsp; Assuming that there IS favoritism and a sense of kid-gloves, have you discussed this with the two other players?&nbsp; Do they share your views, or have you not asked them about it?&nbsp; Perception of a bias can be as bad as a bias, depending on the situation.&nbsp; They would be good folks to fact check with.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;Consider also that the bias may not intentional, of course, and that maybe the DM isn't even actively aware that he's doing it.&nbsp; He may simply think that you're enjoying the game as it is.&nbsp; If you don't tell the DM that you're not enjoying yourself, or not enjoying yourself as much as you might otherwise be, the chance exists that he doesn't actually know.&nbsp; If you consider it big enough problem to leave the group, then it should be a big enough problem to at least advise the DM or other players of your concerns.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="WizarDru, post: 1943670, member: 151"] Well, what do the other players think of the situation. Assuming that there IS favoritism and a sense of kid-gloves, have you discussed this with the two other players? Do they share your views, or have you not asked them about it? Perception of a bias can be as bad as a bias, depending on the situation. They would be good folks to fact check with. Consider also that the bias may not intentional, of course, and that maybe the DM isn't even actively aware that he's doing it. He may simply think that you're enjoying the game as it is. If you don't tell the DM that you're not enjoying yourself, or not enjoying yourself as much as you might otherwise be, the chance exists that he doesn't actually know. If you consider it big enough problem to leave the group, then it should be a big enough problem to at least advise the DM or other players of your concerns. [/QUOTE]

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