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<blockquote data-quote="Shiroiken" data-source="post: 8368748" data-attributes="member: 6775477">In my high school and college days, selfish motivations and cruelty were pretty common. In one college game it came to a head, with the group dividing into two games within the same campaign, as each half was focused on different motivations (heroics vs villainy). A player in the villainous group immediately said &quot;they've got some good loot walking out of here.&quot; If the DM hadn't interfered, it would have gotten ugly.My modern games vary by characters and campaign. In the campaign we just started, two characters were particularly vengeful to the bandits who ambushed us: the damphir (semi-undead) and teifling warlock they immediatly dropped to 0 HP. The other campaign that's been going on for a long time has almost entirely heroic characters (the wizard has a few selfish tendencies, but nothing bad). My first 5E campaign was full heroic, while my last campaign I DM had characters of a more neutral outlook.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Shiroiken, post: 8368748, member: 6775477"] In my high school and college days, selfish motivations and cruelty were pretty common. In one college game it came to a head, with the group dividing into two games within the same campaign, as each half was focused on different motivations (heroics vs villainy). A player in the villainous group immediately said "they've got some good loot walking out of here." If the DM hadn't interfered, it would have gotten ugly. My modern games vary by characters and campaign. In the campaign we just started, two characters were particularly vengeful to the bandits who ambushed us: the damphir (semi-undead) and teifling warlock they immediatly dropped to 0 HP. The other campaign that's been going on for a long time has almost entirely heroic characters (the wizard has a few selfish tendencies, but nothing bad). My first 5E campaign was full heroic, while my last campaign I DM had characters of a more neutral outlook. [/QUOTE]

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