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<blockquote data-quote="Conaill" data-source="post: 427299" data-attributes="member: 1264">This sounds mainly like an out-of-game problem, and therefore should be solved out-of-game.I'd suggest you sit down with your players before the next session and talk things out. Make it clear to the player that this is a group game, and therefore each player has certain responsabilities towards making the game enjoyable for the entire group.If she really wants to play a &quot;loner&quot; character, it's not fair to the rest of the players to spend an equal amount of time on her PC's exploits. If she wants to play a one-on-one game, she should try to find a DM that wants to run such a game for here. Otherwise, it is her responsability to play her character in such a way that it fits into the party. Sure, she can play a CN character, but not to the point that it detracts from the enjoyment of the game for the other players (including the DM!)Alignment does not define a character. It is still up to the player to &quot;direct&quot; her PC within the bounds of her alignment. Likewise, I would say it is the other players' responsability not to play their PC's to a priori exclude another PC from the party. (Yes, it works both ways.)Blaming the character (&quot;But that's what my character would do!&quot;) is silly. It's the player's choice to run such a character.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Conaill, post: 427299, member: 1264"] This sounds mainly like an out-of-game problem, and therefore should be solved out-of-game. I'd suggest you sit down with your players before the next session and talk things out. Make it clear to the player that this is a group game, and therefore each player has certain responsabilities towards making the game enjoyable for the entire group. If she really wants to play a "loner" character, it's not fair to the rest of the players to spend an equal amount of time on her PC's exploits. If she wants to play a one-on-one game, she should try to find a DM that wants to run such a game for here. Otherwise, it is her [i]responsability[/i] to play her character in such a way that it fits into the party. Sure, she can play a CN character, but not to the point that it detracts from the enjoyment of the game for the other players (including the DM!) Alignment does not [i]define[/i] a character. It is still up to the player to "direct" her PC within the bounds of her alignment. Likewise, I would say it is the other players' responsability not to play their PC's to a priori exclude another PC from the party. (Yes, it works both ways.) Blaming the character ("But that's what my character would do!") is silly. It's the [i]player's choice[/i] to run such a character. [/QUOTE]

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