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<blockquote data-quote="Loonook" data-source="post: 5838235" data-attributes="member: 1861">And the brigand deciding to run is his decision.Stupid criminals run, because it leads to a chase.&nbsp; A criminal who knows he didn't do anything wrong doesn't run.&nbsp; The player decided his PCs best chances were to run because he felt that was the character's only move.&nbsp; He presented an option that would remove him from the game as close to blindly charging into the mouth of a dragon or urinating on the High Temple of the God of War while all of his holy men and paladins are standing about.&nbsp; Consequences that the player creates through the DM's interpretation is not a fault of the DM, especially when the DM decided to present a possible option.&nbsp; Could he have spoken to the guards, explained the situation? Could he have gone to the other side of things and started chopping guards?&nbsp; Could he have requested a meeting with the accuser or the father?&nbsp; All sorts of options present, the PC dumbed it out and ran, and the player was presented with the option's outcome.Slainte,-Loonook.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Loonook, post: 5838235, member: 1861"] And the brigand deciding to run is his decision. Stupid criminals run, because it leads to a chase. A criminal who knows he didn't do anything wrong doesn't run. The player decided his PCs best chances were to run because he felt that was the character's only move. He presented an option that would remove him from the game as close to blindly charging into the mouth of a dragon or urinating on the High Temple of the God of War while all of his holy men and paladins are standing about. Consequences that the player creates through the DM's interpretation is not a fault of the DM, especially when the DM decided to present a possible option. Could he have spoken to the guards, explained the situation? Could he have gone to the other side of things and started chopping guards? Could he have requested a meeting with the accuser or the father? All sorts of options present, the PC dumbed it out and ran, and the player was presented with the option's outcome. Slainte, -Loonook. [/QUOTE]

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