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<blockquote data-quote="Aeric" data-source="post: 2582602" data-attributes="member: 17012">Well, it sounds like the players were aware of it and didn't have a problem with it, which is really the most important consideration in a situation like this.&nbsp; Ideally, you should know before the game even starts whether or not any of your players will have a problem with intra-party conflict; if you know they do, then nip it in the bud.&nbsp; If they don't, let it happen.&nbsp; It can be interesting and fun as long as players don't start getting mad about it.By way of experience, we had a rather irritating halfling rogue who was skimming off the top every chance she could.&nbsp; As players we knew, but our characters were in the dark.&nbsp; The character was annoying on several levels, though, so we were content to let nature take its course.&nbsp; In the end, she was killed by a new party member for stealing his gear; we paid for her raising with the money she stole from us (we found it in her stuff post-mortem) and gave her the boot.&nbsp; We lost out on the money, but it was a small price to pay to be rid of the little pest.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Aeric, post: 2582602, member: 17012"] Well, it sounds like the players were aware of it and didn't have a problem with it, which is really the most important consideration in a situation like this. Ideally, you should know before the game even starts whether or not any of your players will have a problem with intra-party conflict; if you know they do, then nip it in the bud. If they don't, let it happen. It can be interesting and fun as long as players don't start getting mad about it. By way of experience, we had a rather irritating halfling rogue who was skimming off the top every chance she could. As players we knew, but our characters were in the dark. The character was annoying on several levels, though, so we were content to let nature take its course. In the end, she was killed by a new party member for stealing his gear; we paid for her raising with the money she stole from us (we found it in her stuff post-mortem) and gave her the boot. We lost out on the money, but it was a small price to pay to be rid of the little pest. [/QUOTE]

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