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Message: <blockquote data-quote="SnowleopardVK" data-source="post: 5613904" data-attributes="member: 6677945">No, I don't see it as a good sign at all. I already didn't particularly like her previous style of play, but that's because I'm far more interested in the social aspects of the game than the combat. We may have had contrasting styles, but before now it's never actually been an issue beyond me thinking she's missing out on the roleplaying aspects of the game.In answer to your curiosity, she's one of my closest friends but we aren't in any relationship nor am I interested in her. I have someone else already. In addition both the paladin and sorcerer are also among my closest friends (the second cleric is a friend of the sorcerer who I've just met and am not as close with, although we get along). Make no mistake, I understand that by instigating the fighting she's the one at fault, and the paladin is simply responding to the problem as best she can. I don't particularly think I'm coming to any one person's defence and not the others, but the reason I'm coming to anyone's defence at all is because in a best-case scenario I was hoping to find a solution to get the conflict patched up and allow the game to continue. After several pages of discussion here and continued discussion with the players though, that seems very unlikely. The game is almost certain to end in a few days when the weekend arrives with PC actually going head-to-head with PC.We've since begun planning to start a different game with the sorcerer as GM and a new player replacing the problem-cleric (she wasn't kicked out of the new game, she just opted to give her spot to another interested player because what we were planning was a more story-driven and less combat heavy campaign for the new game and she wasn't interested).</blockquote>

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