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Message: <blockquote data-quote="xechnao" data-source="post: 4562909" data-attributes="member: 58105">No, the competition you are talking about is not relevant in D&D. If that be the case PCs could always kill their other colleagues and hire mercenaries that could cost them less than share the loot. People by nature are constantly in front of dilemmas that they need information to eliminate. So they are constantly dependant to information. This is what PCs provide: information. The deal now is that their dilemmas must be such that push the PCs to physically band together as adventurers. Of course this would be somewhat hard without another source of information -an independant one that properly functions as an independant point of reference (the adventure). This source is the DM.</blockquote>