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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Vexed" data-source="post: 1052755" data-attributes="member: 7361">On the rape thing.One night a friend of a friend was brought over while we were gaming, and this friend of a freind wanted to play.We are getting into the game and he sits back and watches for about five minutes. Everyone had rolled up 1st level characters, so im thinking ok this wont be too hard for him. The friend that brought him lets him use one of his characters, "A fighter, a real mean mf" is what was requested.  "Ok".  After some off hand comments during the game, im thinking this is some jock macho jag off, and he is prob going to ruin the session.  But i will deal with it. His character meets the party outside.  It is night, and there is a festival in the city street w/fireworks etc.  His first action after meeting the players is to try and rape a woman in an ally, and inviting the others to "join in when hes finsihed".  There was an odd silence.  No one is sure what to do and the "friend" that brought him begins to squirm in his chair, obvioulsy embarrsed. Im thinking there is something wrong with this guy, but im going to fix his ass. I gesture to one of the players that is voicing his irritance at the situation not to worry about it, and just nod at the guy. People at the table begin to get really vocal about it, and he figures out everyone is going to stop him then demands everyone make "listen" checks to see if they hear him, or spot checks to "see" he dragged this woman off.  I tell him right off, no they can't hear you or see you. There are too many people in the street with the crowd and the fireworks.  You managed to pull a tall amazon looking woman down the ally.  She doesnt put up to much of a fight, you don't even have to make a grapple or str check.Everyone but him looks at me like im crazy.  They begin to complain, i give my usual "overruled" answer to their complaints.  I allow him to go into detail about what he is doing for a bit how he drags her down the ally, and throws her down etc.  I tell him she doesnt put up much of a fight but to make a spot check and a sense motive check.  He rolls his die in front of everyone and rolls a "1" then a "6". Im thinking "perfect".  People in the group are shaking their head as this guy begins to rip her clothes off etc and he says "Ok, now i get after it".  I then begin to explain to him that she begins laughing, and her voice is rather "deep".  Its a man.  The look on his face was great.  He didn't seem to dig that too much.  Esp after when his character tried to leave the "man" won the grapple check to stop him (I dont remember anyone in the group all standing in unison as we rolled agaisnt each other.  I took down the screen) and beat him down to negative points. What happened next was awesome.  He asks what happens now?  I say well, since you pointed out no one can see or hear you.  So the man "Gets after it".  I asked him if he wanted me to be more specefic, then just asked him if he ever saw the TV show OZ? No reply.  I then turned to the other players and continued with the session, as if nothing happened.  The guy and our other friend sat there for about five minutes before the "friend of the friend" asked for him to give him a ride home.Classic.</blockquote>

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