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Message: <blockquote data-quote="durath" data-source="post: 1048190" data-attributes="member: 832">keep it in gameI actually lost someone I thought was a friend over this.Won't go into all the detail but his PC had been stealing from the party, planning to betray and murder certain members of the party and various other nasty deeds all while maintaing a guise of freindship.My PC had a cohort who manged to use the Detect Dreams spell on him and the DM gave me the info about his plans to do bad stuff to certain party members.I kept all this secret and for months of play time( a little over a year in game time) my PC tried to turn him from his evil ways(I was a good aligned cleric).In the end my PC decided to finally confront him and had the rest of the party present but invisible. The rogue fesses up to all the plans and basically says join him or die. My cleric gives the signal for the party to take him out. THe wizard enervates him and the Sorceress hits him with a hold monster. He fails the save and the cleric imprisons him with the Ethereal Prison spell from Monte Cooks BOEM II.At first the player said he wasn't upset about all this because he doesn't sweat D&D but over the course of the next week he decided to drop out of the campaign and even told the DM it wouldn't be a good idea if he saw me and one of the other players ever again.The kicker is I even told him  before the fight went down that I didn't want any of this to spill out of game. I told him he could play his PC however he wanted and I would do the same. He agreed but when the fight didn't go his way I guess he got upset.Ah well, the point is...PC vs. PC is ok by me but just make sure everyone can keep it "in game".</blockquote>

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