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<blockquote data-quote="Dougal DeKree" data-source="post: 2700171" data-attributes="member: 1353">Hi Banshee!For one thing I, personally, am happy to hear that the player in question really uses all mean tricks he has for eploiting the strengths of a monk as stripping and such. I have seen too many monks played like &quot;I charge and...don't hit? Crappy Char, I roll up a new one!&quot;So I donÄt see the player or the char as the problem (although he might be too powerful compared to the group of other player that are oriented towards their goals and not improvement/wealth (which is positively remarkable!). Maybe you should do something to bring the Characters to an even level, to reduce the feelign of uselessness for the other players. I mean, playing an 8th lvl Halfling fighter with a 13th lvl monk is depressing for sure. Premanent loss or no, find some way to get them to the same powerlevel - this will make it easier for you _and_ more fun for your players.Dougal</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dougal DeKree, post: 2700171, member: 1353"] Hi Banshee! For one thing I, personally, am happy to hear that the player in question really uses all mean tricks he has for eploiting the strengths of a monk as stripping and such. I have seen too many monks played like "I charge and...don't hit? Crappy Char, I roll up a new one!" So I donÄt see the player or the char as the problem (although he might be too powerful compared to the group of other player that are oriented towards their goals and not improvement/wealth (which is positively remarkable!). Maybe you should do something to bring the Characters to an even level, to reduce the feelign of uselessness for the other players. I mean, playing an 8th lvl Halfling fighter with a 13th lvl monk is depressing for sure. Premanent loss or no, find some way to get them to the same powerlevel - this will make it easier for you _and_ more fun for your players. Dougal [/QUOTE]

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