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Message: <blockquote data-quote="star" data-source="post: 904000" data-attributes="member: 9321">Very recently we had a player in our group that cheated. Fudged die rolls, looked up monsters we were fighting in the monster manual - that sort of thing. We encouraged him to stop in subtle ways but I and the other players felt it was up to the DM to put a stop to it. Eventually though, our dislike for the player turned into dislike for his PC. The party, and my PC in particular, started screwing him out of loot and treasure. Then we started pulling little pranks on him. He was playing a wizard and it was pretty obvious that he was going to do something about it soon. To reduce his ability to do anything about it I decided to steal his spellbook while I was on watch one night. He woke up as I was taking it and confronted me. Of course the obvious thing to do was to throw the spellbook into the campfire. It was hilarious, I thought this guy was going to try and take a swing at me in real life. It all ended well though. I confronted him about his cheating and we voted him out of the group - which is what we should have done from the beginning. Other than that our group pretty much works together.Star</blockquote>