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<blockquote data-quote="Methos" data-source="post: 349639" data-attributes="member: 5734">Ok.&nbsp; Point taken.&nbsp; Thanks for your clarification.&nbsp; I can see how your view would provide a different experience, and role-playing event.&nbsp; I probably am being a bit spiteful, and when I talk to the DM in this game and explain to him why I think he went beyond what a DM should have done in the game, I want him to understand that this type of experience quite honestly isn't fun, and might lead to me leaving the group.&nbsp; Maybe the he and the other players feel differently, but I tend to agree with another poster that expressed the opinion that if the game isn't fun for the DM and ALL of the players, it is a failed campaign.If I'm a bit bitter, I'm not sure that it is unjustified.&nbsp; Lycanthrope, Mummy Rot, and and an impotent character after the distruction of pretty much everything in my possession; all as a 5th level character.&nbsp; I think it is a bit over the top.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Methos, post: 349639, member: 5734"] Ok. Point taken. Thanks for your clarification. I can see how your view would provide a different experience, and role-playing event. I probably am being a bit spiteful, and when I talk to the DM in this game and explain to him why I think he went beyond what a DM should have done in the game, I want him to understand that this type of experience quite honestly isn't fun, and might lead to me leaving the group. Maybe the he and the other players feel differently, but I tend to agree with another poster that expressed the opinion that if the game isn't fun for the DM and ALL of the players, it is a failed campaign. If I'm a bit bitter, I'm not sure that it is unjustified. Lycanthrope, Mummy Rot, and and an impotent character after the distruction of pretty much everything in my possession; all as a 5th level character. I think it is a bit over the top. [/QUOTE]

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