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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Silveras" data-source="post: 2495015" data-attributes="member: 6271">The first time...I have run a game for a party so fed up with the antics of one player and his characters that the other characters sneaked out of the inn without him. The characters paid their bills, but they wanted to be long gone before his character woke up. The second time ...In my homebrew, most "modern" kingdoms have laws regarding the use of magic as well as the use of physical weapons. Charms, especially compulsions, are considered off-limits without official approval, and the uses of other spells are regulated. Casting *any* kind of spell on someone else without prior permission is considered a type of attack. So there was a PC Illusionist (2nd Edition game) who cast detect evil on the party in the tavern while I was doing the campaign introduction. The party noticed, and the players referred to the background information packets I had given out. The PC was beaten to a pulp and asked never to show his face again. Shortest career on record in my games. I am still not sure whether to be pleased that the Players had actually read the background information I had given them, or to be dismayed at how one of them had failed to grasp what it meant.</blockquote>