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<blockquote data-quote="Duke Arioch" data-source="post: 5781644" data-attributes="member: 89050">Hey Ragmon. Fellow countryman here lol.I feel for you, man, as I encountered the same problem many times. I even posted here asking how to build acharacter which will overshadow uber-power player. Tactics like that (including annoying another player) sometimes work, and sometimes can backfire, ruining your game or, even, your group. Ask yourself if it is worth a risk. In example I used, I was willing to take a chance as I am very good friend with the said guy.My advice is to speak with DM and other players to see if they think the same as you. If they don't, you are alone in this, and anything you do will actually come right back at you. However, if they are on the same side as you, I advice you all to gather and talk to him openly, telling him(her?) what bothers you all. Role playing is awesome, but one should not put it in front of everyone else' fun.Then react according to his/her reaction.And, now for some sly tricks you could pull:1) Create an evil and more powerful character than his and get <a href="http://www.dandwiki.com/wiki/SRD:Undetectable_Alignment" target="_blank">SRD:Undetectable Alignment - D&amp;D Wiki</a>2) Conspire with your DM to create a lawful good monster which is usually evil and let him slaughter it. Then refuse to help him get his atonement (or charge for the help)...Good luck!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Duke Arioch, post: 5781644, member: 89050"] Hey Ragmon. Fellow countryman here lol. I feel for you, man, as I encountered the same problem many times. I even posted here asking how to build acharacter which will overshadow uber-power player. Tactics like that (including annoying another player) sometimes work, and sometimes can backfire, ruining your game or, even, your group. Ask yourself if it is worth a risk. In example I used, I was willing to take a chance as I am very good friend with the said guy. My advice is to speak with DM and other players to see if they think the same as you. If they don't, you are alone in this, and anything you do will actually come right back at you. However, if they are on the same side as you, I advice you all to gather and talk to him openly, telling him(her?) what bothers you all. Role playing is awesome, but one should not put it in front of everyone else' fun. Then react according to his/her reaction. And, now for some sly tricks you could pull: 1) Create an evil and more powerful character than his and get [url=http://www.dandwiki.com/wiki/SRD:Undetectable_Alignment]SRD:Undetectable Alignment - D&D Wiki[/url] 2) Conspire with your DM to create a lawful good monster which is usually evil and let him slaughter it. Then refuse to help him get his atonement (or charge for the help) ... Good luck! [/QUOTE]

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