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<blockquote data-quote="Kahuna Burger" data-source="post: 3878047" data-attributes="member: 8439">And after that battle? Would the other player respect you and the others for saying &quot;I'm afraid we can't continue to adventure together, we'll travel together to the next town to show there's no hard feelings, but then we're going to part ways&quot;? The reason for my rule number 2 is that too often I see the guy &quot;playing his character&quot; but wanting to stay in the group. Kicking a character from the party is pretty aggressive, so the rest of the group comes up with reasons to put up with it, or the DM railroads everyone together, and then you have one guy playing his character, and everyone else NOT playing their characters because they want to actually have adventures, not spend 3 sessions on a drama fest and work in a new character mid adventure. If everyone in the group likes party conflict and says so up front, have at it. I have had more than enough of that over the years and lay down the groundrules from the beginning.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kahuna Burger, post: 3878047, member: 8439"] And after that battle? Would the other player respect you and the others for saying "I'm afraid we can't continue to adventure together, we'll travel together to the next town to show there's no hard feelings, but then we're going to part ways"? The reason for my rule number 2 is that too often I see the guy "playing his character" but wanting to stay in the group. Kicking a character from the party is pretty aggressive, so the rest of the group comes up with reasons to put up with it, or the DM railroads everyone together, and then you have one guy playing his character, and everyone else NOT playing their characters because they want to actually have adventures, not spend 3 sessions on a drama fest and work in a new character mid adventure. If everyone in the group likes party conflict and says so up front, have at it. I have had more than enough of that over the years and lay down the groundrules from the beginning. [/QUOTE]

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