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<blockquote data-quote="Arnwyn" data-source="post: 1620367" data-attributes="member: 7701">Not enough. You've only &quot;discussed&quot; bushido, and then you wonder why you're having issues? *sheesh*What you need to do is fully record, in writing, the entire code of bushido that you, as DM, envision for your campaign. Then you need to supply a copy of that to the player (as well as one for yourself). That is how you avoid arguments about bushido and expected actions.If the player doesn't like the code (as you alluded to in your post), then you tell him, in no uncertain terms, that because he does not agree with bushido, he obviously cannot play a samurai character.Other than that, if he's enjoying the other aspects of his character, such as the half-dragon aspect (even if he's getting wiped out alot), then let him play it (with maybe modifications to his class). If he's having fun, then all's good.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Arnwyn, post: 1620367, member: 7701"] Not enough. You've only "discussed" bushido, and then you wonder why you're having issues? *sheesh* What you need to do is fully record, [i]in writing[/i], the entire code of bushido that you, as DM, envision for your campaign. Then you need to supply a copy of that to the player (as well as one for yourself). [i]That[/i] is how you avoid arguments about bushido and expected actions. If the player doesn't like the code (as you alluded to in your post), then you tell him, [i]in no uncertain terms[/i], that because he does not agree with bushido, he obviously cannot play a samurai character. Other than that, if he's enjoying the other aspects of his character, such as the half-dragon aspect (even if he's getting wiped out alot), then let him play it (with maybe modifications to his class). If he's having fun, then all's good. [/QUOTE]

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