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Message: <blockquote data-quote="NewJeffCT" data-source="post: 5810627" data-attributes="member: 10784">Yes, players should try to role play their Charisma.  However, other than the DM mentioning the PC's powerful presence and/or magnetic personality, you can't really make them act nice to other PCs, and you can't do the reverse, either.However, I have often encountered gamers that are not very adept socially out of game (to put it nicely), but like to play high charisma types in game.  So, while NPCs were initially attracted to them, the PCs were under no such restrictions.  In my last campaign, the high CHA sorcerer ended up having a very attractive NPC sorceress as a girlfriend/apprentice... but, he was not really great with R/P a high CHA character, so we left it to dice rolls and me (as DM) saying he had a powerful presence or similar in social situations.  I can't penalize a gamer for wanting to go against type in his character choice.  However, while the players worked together, they were under no obligation to treat the sorcerer any better than the rest of the group.</blockquote>