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<blockquote data-quote="Thia Halmades" data-source="post: 2739851" data-attributes="member: 35863"><p>I somehow managed to get booted from two groups I was DMing for, back in the day. The first was when we were all remarkably juvenile, and I had next to no clue what I was doing (some would argue I still don't). However, now I have consistent story lines and perpetual worlds which go over well.</p><p></p><p>Anyway, there was a lot of strife among the interaction of myself and a couple of other folks who had 'seniority' over me, so I went with the two friends I'd kept and went forward from there, and that went well. I'd revist that group to run a Vampire/Werewolf crossover campaign which many of them still regard as one of the best RPGs they played in, and that was good. Mended some bridges there.</p><p></p><p>The second time I was kicked out was near the end of college, when a bunch of people I'd gamed with suddenly decided, without warning, that they'd rather game without me, despite the fact I was doing all the work. They could do it better, I suppose. I hope they succeeded, because there was at least one player in that squad I just couldn't stand (every two weeks: "I want a new character, I didn't minmax this one right.")</p><p></p><p>Now I run two groups both of whom are extremely pleased with the game, and I've only had to kick one guy out since its inception. I even have a co-DM via email (from my very first group, no less). So there's a happy ending.</p><p></p><p>On the issue of Orcish behavior: yes, that's how orcs can behave. It's also where half-orcs come from. "When an Orc and a female of another species hate each other very, very much, and the Orc wants to get a little sum-sum...."</p><p></p><p>Is this appropriate for a high school RPG session? Eh. It's an RPG session. I utterly and wholly believe that the behavior was wrong, that it was a bridge that shouldn't've been crossed. However, my games are rated AO. Adults Only. But I wouldn't pull that with anyone under 21. JMT. YMMV.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Thia Halmades, post: 2739851, member: 35863"] I somehow managed to get booted from two groups I was DMing for, back in the day. The first was when we were all remarkably juvenile, and I had next to no clue what I was doing (some would argue I still don't). However, now I have consistent story lines and perpetual worlds which go over well. Anyway, there was a lot of strife among the interaction of myself and a couple of other folks who had 'seniority' over me, so I went with the two friends I'd kept and went forward from there, and that went well. I'd revist that group to run a Vampire/Werewolf crossover campaign which many of them still regard as one of the best RPGs they played in, and that was good. Mended some bridges there. The second time I was kicked out was near the end of college, when a bunch of people I'd gamed with suddenly decided, without warning, that they'd rather game without me, despite the fact I was doing all the work. They could do it better, I suppose. I hope they succeeded, because there was at least one player in that squad I just couldn't stand (every two weeks: "I want a new character, I didn't minmax this one right.") Now I run two groups both of whom are extremely pleased with the game, and I've only had to kick one guy out since its inception. I even have a co-DM via email (from my very first group, no less). So there's a happy ending. On the issue of Orcish behavior: yes, that's how orcs can behave. It's also where half-orcs come from. "When an Orc and a female of another species hate each other very, very much, and the Orc wants to get a little sum-sum...." Is this appropriate for a high school RPG session? Eh. It's an RPG session. I utterly and wholly believe that the behavior was wrong, that it was a bridge that shouldn't've been crossed. However, my games are rated AO. Adults Only. But I wouldn't pull that with anyone under 21. JMT. YMMV. [/QUOTE]
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