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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Theo R Cwithin" data-source="post: 5052141" data-attributes="member: 75712">A gaming session is a social event, so of course everyone has social obligations, just as they would at a dinner party, backyard bbq, or poker night.  For gaming, those social obligations include the normal things like "Be on time", "Don't swear around the kids" and  "Shower, for pete's sake", as well as the D&D specific ones like:-  DM strives to be fair and run a game that keep everyone happy. -  Players run characters that fit the theme and setting of the campaign; as well as the play-style and goals of the group.If that group play-style puts a premium combat effectiveness, then absolutely a player with a dangerously inept PC is violating the contract.  But if the play-style is "goofball casual", then such a PC might be a perfect fit.  It just depends.</blockquote>