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<blockquote data-quote="jollyninja" data-source="post: 271168" data-attributes="member: 3208"><p>damn those attractive guys and their getting laid! man i hate them!</p><p></p><p>WARNING: from single guy perspective WARNING</p><p></p><p>it boils down to the following question. which do you value more, cohesive gaming experience or happy wife? every person at that table expects you to treat her differently or they are stupid. even if you try not to, you will because you love her and i assume, you do not love them. if they agreed to play in a campaign where the dm's wife is involved they should expect this. just make sure it's put to the players that if their characters suffer a similar fate (dying while player is not present) you will do the same for them. also making it fairly easy to get characters in general raised for the next little while might not be the worst idea if you really want to keep these people as your players. they don't seem like the type i would want to waste my time with.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jollyninja, post: 271168, member: 3208"] damn those attractive guys and their getting laid! man i hate them! WARNING: from single guy perspective WARNING it boils down to the following question. which do you value more, cohesive gaming experience or happy wife? every person at that table expects you to treat her differently or they are stupid. even if you try not to, you will because you love her and i assume, you do not love them. if they agreed to play in a campaign where the dm's wife is involved they should expect this. just make sure it's put to the players that if their characters suffer a similar fate (dying while player is not present) you will do the same for them. also making it fairly easy to get characters in general raised for the next little while might not be the worst idea if you really want to keep these people as your players. they don't seem like the type i would want to waste my time with. [/QUOTE]
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