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Message: <blockquote data-quote="thejc" data-source="post: 5442394" data-attributes="member: 100006">Yeah it's not usually that enjoy taking away the experience of RPGs from some one. But there was this guy who was sort of a friend of a brother in law. He was youngish(early 20s), had been in the millitary gotten injured, now mooched off of his parents not working(nor for the year and the 1/2 since I had known him)...which is fine thats you, but don't expect the group to ALWAYS buy you lunch/dinner, cigarettes, and if we have decide to have some brewski's no you are not entitled them. Back to the table. Decent knowledge of the game, 0 ranks in role playing skill. Habitual liar...."No I really don't believe you that the air force accidentally fired on you from an F22 Raptor while you were in a training excercise"..."No I don't believe you put 6 army rangers in the hospital when you won't even box spar with me with all the protective gear". Made the same character over and over and over. Moon Elf Warmage/Sorcerer. No emersion no originality, no care of the game. The guy was literally wasting space at the table. If his character would die "I don't care. I'll just make another one" Over three long term campaigns, and numerous shorties and one shots, I literally grew to detest, nay loathe seeing him at the table. Others shared my sentiments. On a beer and pretzels night(Mostly beer for me) it came to a head. I made a Moon Elf Warmage. I did and said exactly what he did for three hours straight. He never returned. That was 5 years ago, as far as I know he still lives in his parents basement with a collection of character sheets that read "Moon Elf Warmage"</blockquote>

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