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Message: <blockquote data-quote="fusangite" data-source="post: 3659356" data-attributes="member: 7240">There isn't anything inherent in the game to foster this. But the game is, nevertheless, characterized by a lack of tools for managing it relative to games where the designers anticipate intraparty conflict and provide GMs with tools to make it work better. It's like people who successfully run low-magic D&D campaigns. Sure, you can use D&D for that but there are other systems that make doing so easier than D&D does.Agreed. But it sounds like quite a few people on this thread have had bad experiences where they were unable to communicate their co-operative party social contract to a player or two and everybody's fun got ruined. But I agree with you that nobody should be accusing you of wrongbadfun.</blockquote>