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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ron" data-source="post: 1841343" data-attributes="member: 1020">I haven't seem the newer version, but I read the one written in Masters of the Wild. A while ago, when we were playing an unusually long dungeon crawl, one of the players suggested that he was going to take this Prestige Class. Immediately, another player ask him to not take it, else his character was going to kill the berserker. After a few explanations, it became obvious that nobody was going to defend the first player, who gave up.This class maybe adequate to solo playing, but not in a normal game as it argue against cooperation between players (one of the foundations of roleplaying), or, more properly, against living in society. I don't like classes like this that stimulates irresponsible actions. Still, I would let the player go, after lecturing him I would not make accommodations in my game for his character behavior, which shouldn't live for long after taking innocent blood.</blockquote>