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<blockquote data-quote="DonTadow" data-source="post: 3579077" data-attributes="member: 22622">The one time i ever brought an observer to the game turned out tragically for my character and me.&nbsp; I had a friend whom had played 2ndedition and wanted to watch a third edition game. I invited her to the group i was in. I was playing a brash Jonathan sparrow halfling rip off with a sharp tongue and grapefruit bigger than his brain.&nbsp; This session was the &quot;big bad&quot; battle and climax to the adventure.&nbsp; The person I brought was asked to join in and played a simple NPC Fighter with amazing cleave.&nbsp; She was given the direction to just bash whatever she sees.&nbsp; The combat lasted 15 rounds, and my guest passed on her turn 13 times.&nbsp; Because she was my guest, we were paired up in the fight and my poor halfling, under a confusion spell since turn 2, wandered into attack after attack while my guest watched.&nbsp; Soon my poor halfling was dead.&nbsp; As a player, I learned never to bring someone not interested in the game again. Soon after that the DM let me ressurect my character because of the bad circumstances, but that didn't sit too well with the group and eventually me and hte character were let go out of the group.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DonTadow, post: 3579077, member: 22622"] The one time i ever brought an observer to the game turned out tragically for my character and me. I had a friend whom had played 2ndedition and wanted to watch a third edition game. I invited her to the group i was in. I was playing a brash Jonathan sparrow halfling rip off with a sharp tongue and grapefruit bigger than his brain. This session was the "big bad" battle and climax to the adventure. The person I brought was asked to join in and played a simple NPC Fighter with amazing cleave. She was given the direction to just bash whatever she sees. The combat lasted 15 rounds, and my guest passed on her turn 13 times. Because she was my guest, we were paired up in the fight and my poor halfling, under a confusion spell since turn 2, wandered into attack after attack while my guest watched. Soon my poor halfling was dead. As a player, I learned never to bring someone not interested in the game again. Soon after that the DM let me ressurect my character because of the bad circumstances, but that didn't sit too well with the group and eventually me and hte character were let go out of the group. [/QUOTE]

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