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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Tiew" data-source="post: 1844584" data-attributes="member: 12604">One thing to keep in mind. As D&D is in a way amature adlibed fiction we tend to get in the habit of cutting each other a lot of slack. Just to make things easier on the DM and other players people will tend to accept new members without too many questions. You might say its unrealistic to play your character this unsuspiciously and that you deserve what you get but I'd say it's often just a generous consecion to allow the story to move on smoothly.By creating a traitor you are in a way taking advantage of the suspension of disbelief that the other players commit to allow you to enter the game easily. If it works out to be fun they may not mind, but if it works out badly for them they might be unhappy and feel taken advantage of.Just my thoughts.Tiew</blockquote>