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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Trellian" data-source="post: 2738549" data-attributes="member: 1843">I was axed once in junior high. Myself and another from my normal gaming group was invited to play with the towns "rival" gaming group. They had just made the jump to 2nd ed AD&D (we had played a while), and wanted our experience. Anyway, one day the GM called me and said they had decided to kick me out because they felt I hogged the focus too much. Maybe they were right, I had a tendency to be the spokesperson in any situation, so I do understand their point. Still, I would've hoped they had talked to me about it, told me to tone it down. I guess we weren't as mature back then. Anyway, I was quite juvenile as well, as I persuaded the other player from my group to quit... really stupid, I know. I'm still really close with a couple of the players from that group though, so no everlasting harm done. I've booted a grand total of 3 players myself.. I think.. no wait.. 4.. Player 1 was axed when he for the second time in a few weeks put snow in someone elses shoes while leaving the game (he left earlier due to bus connections). This player was attempting to put snow in Player 2's shoes (see below), but always managed to put it in the wrong shoe.. so eventually we fired him. He got back in when Player 2 was out of the group.Player 2 was ejected for simply being a jerk to the other members, calling them names and simply being obnoxious... this was all during junior high, so the axing frequency could be quite high.. Player 3 was also obnoxious and repulsive to all players, and eventually an entire campaign broke down because of him.. I restarted a new campaign a few months later without him in it. Player 4 was a new guy that wanted to try RPGs because he loved Diablo.. he quickly discovered it wasn't like that, and more often than not fell asleep on the couch.. I just never invited him back, and he never called me to ask for the next session so I guess it was a mutual thing.</blockquote>

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