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<blockquote data-quote="Gilladian" data-source="post: 7151135" data-attributes="member: 2093">Give him some really nice reward, but make it so that every time he uses it, it becomes more obviously evil-looking, makes him become more evil-appearing, makes him DO more vile things, etc... so that if he wants to keep his secret, he has to NOT use his reward. Do the other PLAYERS know what he did, or are they as in the dark as their characters? If they don't know:Discuss with the player what may happen when the rest of the PCs discover his secret. Either offer him a way to redeem himself, or secretly acknowledge that at the point of reveal, he will have to become an NPC. And let the player create a new PC that you can introduce, and run as an NPC that they meet and become familiar with, so that during the reveal, the player can swap over to the new PC. This way, it is clear to everyone that you're not letting him &quot;get to be&quot; the villain.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gilladian, post: 7151135, member: 2093"] Give him some really nice reward, but make it so that every time he uses it, it becomes more obviously evil-looking, makes him become more evil-appearing, makes him DO more vile things, etc... so that if he wants to keep his secret, he has to NOT use his reward. Do the other PLAYERS know what he did, or are they as in the dark as their characters? If they don't know: Discuss with the player what may happen when the rest of the PCs discover his secret. Either offer him a way to redeem himself, or secretly acknowledge that at the point of reveal, he will have to become an NPC. And let the player create a new PC that you can introduce, and run as an NPC that they meet and become familiar with, so that during the reveal, the player can swap over to the new PC. This way, it is clear to everyone that you're not letting him "get to be" the villain. [/QUOTE]

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