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Message: <blockquote data-quote="wolff96" data-source="post: 5395767" data-attributes="member: 342">This might belong in a different forum, so feel free to move it, mods.I can't recall the location, but don't the 3.5e and 4e books have a few lines on using skills against other players?  Mainly thinking of the social skills here...  I could have sworn I've seen it before, but it might have been a house rule.I have a player -- a Beguiler -- who likes to lie like crazy to the rest of the party.  He hasn't hurt them -- yet -- but I know it's beginning to upset at the other players.  At least one of them was so pissed after the last session that I heard about it later in e-mail... and he's generally not the type to speak up.  The Beguiler has spent a lot of resources (skill points, feats, and even magic) into becoming the self-proclaimed "Best Liar in the World".  Healthy bonuses to Sense Motive checks abound, especially for anyone that has dealt with him before... but it is one of the focuses of his character and I don't want to completely invalidate his investment.The obvious solution is to talk to him outside of the game and I'm going to meet with him later this week over a beer.  Just in case he gets obstinate, though, I was wondering if there are any rules to back me up.  Thanks!</blockquote>