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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Miles Pilitus" data-source="post: 2897710" data-attributes="member: 41553">I think it really depends upon how much control you give the players over their ability to change between personalities. If you give them a great deal of control, then you have the potential to cheese it and have a character willing hop between personas to get the right one. That would require instituting a level adjustment for the character.But in general, I don't think it's that great an idea. The reason it worked so well in Fight Club was that we only saw the world through Jack's eyes and had no idea about the duality of his nature for the better part of the story. I think you would be very hard pressed to carry that same type of feeling in a D&D game if you give the player control of both persona. Replacing an alternate personality with a Demonic Possesion, something much more in the D&D milleiu would work better, and have the potential to drop the surprise upon the remaining party members.</blockquote>