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<blockquote data-quote="Traveon Wyvernspur" data-source="post: 4414992" data-attributes="member: 73201">It does sound to me now that you explain it more that the Ranger is taking his role as the ranged attacker correctly and the rogue is the one getting the group into trouble. You need to chat with your players let them know someone has to be the 'leader' and to come up with some sort of tactics for their encounters. The rogue, as you explain it, is going off on his own and either getting spotted or he's attacking w/o his friends around to save his butt for a few rounds. I'd have an OOC chat w/ the rogue that he should not do this unless he wants to be killed 5 or 6 on 1 before the group gets there to save his bacon.&nbsp;If the Ranger thinks he's this great tactician, I would suggest to him OOC that he be the leader and decide the group's tactics in battle, otherwise he should quite himself down about how he is so great at it. I would think that the paladin or cleric should be the group leader though, have that rogue come back to the group, report what he saw, and have them draw up a battle plan together, if noone is doing this, they aren't thinking like their characters would and it just seems like it wouldn't be very fun if they aren't doing anything at all or contributing at all to the campaign. I applaude you for having such a great deal of time and effort put into this campaign, sounds like a ton of fun, and these players would be missing out if they screw it up.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Traveon Wyvernspur, post: 4414992, member: 73201"] It does sound to me now that you explain it more that the Ranger is taking his role as the ranged attacker correctly and the rogue is the one getting the group into trouble. You need to chat with your players let them know someone has to be the 'leader' and to come up with some sort of tactics for their encounters. The rogue, as you explain it, is going off on his own and either getting spotted or he's attacking w/o his friends around to save his butt for a few rounds. I'd have an OOC chat w/ the rogue that he should not do this unless he wants to be killed 5 or 6 on 1 before the group gets there to save his bacon. If the Ranger thinks he's this great tactician, I would suggest to him OOC that he be the leader and decide the group's tactics in battle, otherwise he should quite himself down about how he is so great at it. I would think that the paladin or cleric should be the group leader though, have that rogue come back to the group, report what he saw, and have them draw up a battle plan together, if noone is doing this, they aren't thinking like their characters would and it just seems like it wouldn't be very fun if they aren't doing anything at all or contributing at all to the campaign. I applaude you for having such a great deal of time and effort put into this campaign, sounds like a ton of fun, and these players would be missing out if they screw it up. [/QUOTE]

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