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<blockquote data-quote="Dougal DeKree" data-source="post: 2700056" data-attributes="member: 1353">Your post reads like you and the other players lost part of your fun when that &quot;poor monk&quot; joined. The first thing I would check would be if the player would push the cause of the vow of poverty in character or only use it as an advantage. If the latter is the case, talk about it to the player in question that you would rather have one play a character with a vow as means of &quot;play&quot; not &quot;mechanic&quot;.As for the rules: have a close look at pg. 29 lower right. If he chose a very late level to switch to the vow, he does get fewer exalted feats. Apart from that look at pg. 48: If he carries anything magical, he will loose all benefits. Many vile opponenets may use that to their advantage, using greed as their ally. &quot;Here, a token that will save you in your darkest hour!&quot; &quot;Thanks!&quot; *poof, powers gone* - and the vow is forfeit. *insert evil cackle*</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dougal DeKree, post: 2700056, member: 1353"] Your post reads like you and the other players lost part of your fun when that "poor monk" joined. The first thing I would check would be if the player would push the cause of the vow of poverty in character or only use it as an advantage. If the latter is the case, talk about it to the player in question that you would rather have one play a character with a vow as means of "play" not "mechanic". As for the rules: have a close look at pg. 29 lower right. If he chose a very late level to switch to the vow, he does get fewer exalted feats. Apart from that look at pg. 48: If he carries anything magical, he will loose all benefits. Many vile opponenets may use that to their advantage, using greed as their ally. "Here, a token that will save you in your darkest hour!" "Thanks!" *poof, powers gone* - and the vow is forfeit. *insert evil cackle* [/QUOTE]

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