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<blockquote data-quote="ThirdWizard" data-source="post: 2406094" data-attributes="member: 12037">It doesn't sound like there's going to be a solution that both of you can live with. In other words, there is no middle ground. One of you has to stop playing in your particular style to a degree.One solution is to let him play a Cleric class, but don't consider it a Cleric in-game. He's something else. But, you've already stated that this won't work. This goes completely against your style of gameplay. Another solution is for him to accept his clerical duties. Play nice with the church in order to keep his cleric status. Apparently, he refuses to do this for whatever reason. It seems it distracts him from killing monsters and taking their stuff.That's about as incompatable as you get. So there are only two solutions that I see:1) Don't DM a game. It's easier to handle this kind of thing as a player than it is as a DM.2) Let him sit your game out. He can play in other people's games, but not yours.Because, if you two just can't work together, and especially if he can't distinguish between in game and out of game occurances, one of those will happen on their own anyway. Best to get it over with before the game suffers because of it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ThirdWizard, post: 2406094, member: 12037"] It doesn't sound like there's going to be a solution that both of you can live with. In other words, there is no middle ground. One of you has to stop playing in your particular style to a degree. One solution is to let him play a Cleric class, but don't consider it a Cleric in-game. He's something else. But, you've already stated that this won't work. This goes completely against your style of gameplay. Another solution is for him to accept his clerical duties. Play nice with the church in order to keep his cleric status. Apparently, he refuses to do this for whatever reason. It seems it distracts him from killing monsters and taking their stuff. That's about as incompatable as you get. So there are only two solutions that I see: 1) Don't DM a game. It's easier to handle this kind of thing as a player than it is as a DM. 2) Let him sit your game out. He can play in other people's games, but not yours. Because, if you two just can't work together, and especially if he can't distinguish between in game and out of game occurances, one of those will happen on their own anyway. Best to get it over with before the game suffers because of it. [/QUOTE]

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