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<blockquote data-quote="Zardnaar" data-source="post: 9163264" data-attributes="member: 6716779">I think the problem is the game doesn't really have rules for it eg you don't really get permanently injured.&nbsp;If you voluntarily become blind you've intentionally created a bad character in a team based game.&nbsp;If you ignore the mechanical effects of being blind (or whatever) there's not really any point in choosing to be blind.&nbsp;&nbsp;I've had players deliberately&nbsp; do stupid things to the point 3/6 got booted and the campaign ended and we added a houserule along the lines of don't deliberately create bad characters.&nbsp;They were doing stuff like nothing higher than a 12 in prime ability scores if not a 8 or 10 and deliberately playing CN disruptive idiots.&nbsp;So deliberately picking a blind fighter after that would be seen as trolling. This was 2015. If you got blinded in game that's different.&nbsp;In game terns you're going to be at disadvantage on all your attack rolls and you voluntarily chose to do it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Zardnaar, post: 9163264, member: 6716779"] I think the problem is the game doesn't really have rules for it eg you don't really get permanently injured. If you voluntarily become blind you've intentionally created a bad character in a team based game. If you ignore the mechanical effects of being blind (or whatever) there's not really any point in choosing to be blind. I've had players deliberately do stupid things to the point 3/6 got booted and the campaign ended and we added a houserule along the lines of don't deliberately create bad characters. They were doing stuff like nothing higher than a 12 in prime ability scores if not a 8 or 10 and deliberately playing CN disruptive idiots. So deliberately picking a blind fighter after that would be seen as trolling. This was 2015. If you got blinded in game that's different. In game terns you're going to be at disadvantage on all your attack rolls and you voluntarily chose to do it. [/QUOTE]

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