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Message: <blockquote data-quote="BullMarkOne" data-source="post: 2741489" data-attributes="member: 30409">The group I just had disintegrate had a player like that. It wasn't so bad when I was pc'ing a LE wizard, and  he a fighter of indeterminate alignment (I never asked). But when I took over as DM and he decided to play a LG Dwarven Fighter/Cleric I should have known I was in for trouble. The whole mess came to a head when I told problem player that his alignment had shifted to Lawful Evil, after a series of very unethical actions against the characters own family, and an attempt to use his priestly magic to avoid legal prosecution. (the arguement was that since he was a priest of a LG god, he would not be able to use his priestly magic if he had in fact done the evil act of which he was accused)The group consisted of myself, problem player, his wife, a friend of theirs, and the guy who had originally brought us all together (the original DM). Other guy, and I were informed by email, approximately 3 days before our next scheduled session, that they (ie everyone but us) had decided to discontinue the campaign to concentrate on another game. No invite to this new game was included. After I calmed down a bit (i found his one sentance, no explanation, no prior indication of displeasure, dismissal kind of insulting), I replied to the dismissal, politely asking for a bit of explanation. I also invited other guy (who had gotten the boot presumably because he didnt argue with me in problem player's favor) to the game I DM for my girlfriend and kids.</blockquote>

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