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<blockquote data-quote="fba827" data-source="post: 5297374" data-attributes="member: 807">well, a couple thoughts come to mind (several of which are coverd by other posters)1) Does the wizard PC/player have the option of joining? Or is this something you planned to forceably do to make the plot point(s) work? -- a PC should always have the choice.&nbsp; Thus, present it to the player and see what he would do.&nbsp; If possible, roleplay out the scenario of the offer - as a one-on-one sort of thing or via email or something.2) If he does accept, I'd make the wizard a temporary NPC (perhaps with some guidance from the wizard player as to what extremes he's willing to go to and how involved he would be or if he's just doing it to act as a double agent, etc).3) I'd let the wizard's player make up a temporary PC to play in the meantime and to help on his own resuce mission to keep him from being left out at the table during the session.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="fba827, post: 5297374, member: 807"] well, a couple thoughts come to mind (several of which are coverd by other posters) 1) Does the wizard PC/player have the option of joining? Or is this something you planned to forceably do to make the plot point(s) work? -- a PC should always have the choice. Thus, present it to the player and see what he would do. If possible, roleplay out the scenario of the offer - as a one-on-one sort of thing or via email or something. 2) If he does accept, I'd make the wizard a temporary NPC (perhaps with some guidance from the wizard player as to what extremes he's willing to go to and how involved he would be or if he's just doing it to act as a double agent, etc). 3) I'd let the wizard's player make up a temporary PC to play in the meantime and to help on his own resuce mission to keep him from being left out at the table during the session. [/QUOTE]

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