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<blockquote data-quote="Greenfield" data-source="post: 8516892" data-attributes="member: 6669384">My last session?&nbsp; It wasn't.&nbsp; Sort of.&nbsp; We meet virtually, except for one player who comes over to my&nbsp; place.&nbsp; (He doesn't have a computer that can run Skype.)&nbsp; My computer went down and we couldn't get it running again.As I &quot;host&quot; the game, I usually have the battle-mat laid out and manage the miniatures, so people were essentially saying that they'd skip the game that week.I later learned that the DM went ahead and ran, voice-only.&nbsp; Good for him!One of our players is something of an issue, and she went on a tear in my absence.&nbsp; She complained that the party Bard &quot;wasn't playing it right&quot; when his character finished his evening and took his hat to the innkeeper, so the innkeeper could claim his share.&nbsp; As far as she was concerned he should have been hoarding his wealth to buy more gear.&nbsp; (She's something of a power gamer at a table full of role-players.&nbsp; Not a good fit.)She then tried to sabotage his stealth attempt (Invisibility) by following him and repeatedly trying to find him by sweeping her staff through his area.Her character is new, and she flatly refused to let anyone know what the sheet had.&nbsp; She's always been reluctant to share that, but this time she openly stated that nobody would ever see her character sheet.The DM was made aware that she'd implemented Pathfinder feats/rules in a D&amp;D 3.5 game, so next week won't be pleasant.&nbsp; We take turns DMing, and if she refuses to let me see her character next time I'm in the DM's seat, her character will be excluded.&nbsp; Really tired of her Bandini</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Greenfield, post: 8516892, member: 6669384"] My last session? It wasn't. Sort of. We meet virtually, except for one player who comes over to my place. (He doesn't have a computer that can run Skype.) My computer went down and we couldn't get it running again. As I "host" the game, I usually have the battle-mat laid out and manage the miniatures, so people were essentially saying that they'd skip the game that week. I later learned that the DM went ahead and ran, voice-only. Good for him! One of our players is something of an issue, and she went on a tear in my absence. She complained that the party Bard "wasn't playing it right" when his character finished his evening and took his hat to the innkeeper, so the innkeeper could claim his share. As far as she was concerned he should have been hoarding his wealth to buy more gear. (She's something of a power gamer at a table full of role-players. Not a good fit.) She then tried to sabotage his stealth attempt (Invisibility) by following him and repeatedly trying to find him by sweeping her staff through his area. Her character is new, and she flatly refused to let anyone know what the sheet had. She's always been reluctant to share that, but this time she openly stated that nobody would ever see her character sheet. The DM was made aware that she'd implemented Pathfinder feats/rules in a D&D 3.5 game, so next week won't be pleasant. We take turns DMing, and if she refuses to let me see her character next time I'm in the DM's seat, her character will be excluded. Really tired of her Bandini [/QUOTE]

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