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Message: <blockquote data-quote="roguerouge" data-source="post: 4035622" data-attributes="member: 13855">Hey, Felon: "lacking in credibility" is fighting words to some players. I'd like more evidence and argumentation from you before I'm going to consider that point. Because:First, I have not arrested any PC. I've told the head of two separate PCs' religion that they may want to investigate the two PCs further, but I have not arrested or jailed any PC. I got them OUT of prison once, not in.Second, To be clear, we're in an adventure path, about which I DO NOT want to hear spoilers. That's why I was a bit vague with the cultists, the saving the world, the secrets man was not meant to know meta plot... I hinted at the notion that we were together in part to save the world because I thought that was obvious from the fact that we were playing DnD. But, those are my blinders and my experience with the game. Clearly, others play more mercenary campaigns. Finally, I'm not getting your idea that nothing's holding this party together: my character's dating another character, two are street kids from the same town, three characters are drinking buddies, the cleric and my PC are learning from each other, and the scout's shepherding us through it all. Combined with the saving the world metaplot, I see ways they could be closer together, but I don't get the idea that our relationships are "lacking in credibility."</blockquote>