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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kazuel" data-source="post: 1395524" data-attributes="member: 15841">replyDon't take it the wrong way. Our group was on the verge of killing each other. Here's the short story of what was going on.The Party (all 7th level)Dwarf Cleric (GM's Best friend)Elven Druid (Best Friend's wife)Elven Illusionist (my buddy)Human Fighter (GM's wife)Human Rogue 5/Monk 2 (Me, I was going for a ninja like character.)Now my character was Lawfull Evil but for the most part I got along fine with the group. However, because we were RPing our characters, the dwarf and I often had huge arguements over the best course of action. In the end it was decided that the Druid be the group leader. That solved our problems, she made the decisions and we followed them. However during one fatefull battle, our druid and Wizard die. Due to some complications, the wizard didn't reroll a new character and so the party went down to 4 members (the druid rerolled a sorcerous since we lost our wizard). With out a group leader, the dwarf and I fell back into argueing but this time it led to blows. We had had enough and we needed to establish the alpha male so to speak. During the fight, the fighter, who had pretty much kept to herself (she is very new to D&D) decided to end the fight by hitting me. Since both the cleric and I were men of honor we ended the fight because I was at a serious disadvantage. Now I had a delima. I was insulted and there was no way I could chalange her to an open fight. I decided to deal an invisible death to her. At the next city we got too, I bought some poison (don't ask me which ones, I don't remember off the top of my head) and some empty bottles that were marked as healing. That was as far as I got, as the next battle we fought, killed us all. I had planned to replace the fighter's healing potions with the poison hoping that she would use them when she was really hurt and it would send her over the edge, or she would administer them to someone else in the party, they see she poisoned them and turn on her. I had worked everything out with the GM and he was fine with this as it was in my character to do. Well because of the way the group had been falling apart and bickering (all in character) our GM decided we needed a purge. The battle he put us up against, wasn't anything too over whelming, we just rolled so piss poor that we got taken out early. No one was really upset that it had happened because of the way the game was going. We needed a fresh start.I hope this clears things up.</blockquote>

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