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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Istbor" data-source="post: 7938095" data-attributes="member: 6801670">If the rogue or whichever character is out there on their own, and acquire gear or money. I put it to them to decide whether they want to split that with the group or not. Same as if a member was a blacksmith or any profession. What you have gotten on your own time without the support of others is yours to do with. After the same fashion, I marked other for things like, searching where no one wants to search. Recently, an enemy was effectively turned into a puddle of gooey flesh-stuff by being smashed. No one really wanted to search through that, except the ranger. He kept for himself what he found, and the party did not consider that bad or selfish, as he had gone out of his way to find it. Each of the others, having that same opportunity. In these instances, I don't think this is PVP. Stealing from another player with no intention of giving it back, or express ill intention toward your fellow party members however would be talked about. Generally through our session zero, it is established that the group knows one another well enough to go into dangerous life-threatening situations together. And they trust each other to not actively harm one another*.* There are exceptions if they are communally discussed and agreed upon, or if a player desires to re-roll, I will sometimes use their old player as an NPC or villain. With their buy-in.</blockquote>