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<blockquote data-quote="Random Hero" data-source="post: 2081388" data-attributes="member: 26955">Stop The BickeringThe best way to handle your situation is an old fashion duel to the death where each of the characters is given a dagger and stripped of armor, the winner is still alive and has their precious magic item!!No, not really....Seriously though, I have found that the best way to split the party treasury up is to give one character an item that they want and remove them from the magic item treasure split for a while (until the party feels that they have earned the item that they got). This method can cause conflict if one or more person in the party is either greedy or just feels that an item will benefit them more. In this situation, the party members in question argue for a while but eventually find a common ground or understanding. If they cannot come to a consensus than I don't really know what to tell you... These things have to be cleared up in different ways based on the characters involved... I don't think bickering accomplishes anything within a party except for causing more dissention. If it goes that far, I think that it is up to the DM/GM to decide.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Random Hero, post: 2081388, member: 26955"] [b]Stop The Bickering[/b] The best way to handle your situation is an old fashion duel to the death where each of the characters is given a dagger and stripped of armor, the winner is still alive and has their precious magic item!! No, not really.... Seriously though, I have found that the best way to split the party treasury up is to give one character an item that they want and remove them from the magic item treasure split for a while (until the party feels that they have earned the item that they got). This method can cause conflict if one or more person in the party is either greedy or just feels that an item will benefit them more. In this situation, the party members in question argue for a while but eventually find a common ground or understanding. If they cannot come to a consensus than I don't really know what to tell you... These things have to be cleared up in different ways based on the characters involved... I don't think bickering accomplishes anything within a party except for causing more dissention. If it goes that far, I think that it is up to the DM/GM to decide. [/QUOTE]

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