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<blockquote data-quote="Jdvn1" data-source="post: 2403316" data-attributes="member: 26424">If you have time, try a short solo game with her.&nbsp; Or single her character out in a situation where... say, she gets captured or something or an important NPC requests to speak with her.I had a really small Halfling Psion, in 3.0, who was chosen to be the 'champion' of my party in a one-on-one battle to win an important item.&nbsp; My character was probably the least fit for the battle, but I squeaked it out and was able to use the situation for really interesting roleplaying opportunities.Ask her if she likes her character, and why or why not.&nbsp; Play on the character's strengths.&nbsp; If not, let her make a new one.&nbsp; If she opts to make a new one, make he entrance into the party something special--have it be a sequence she has to go through or something.If you notice any of this happening:then interrupt the other players with, &quot;Well, it might work if you do it this way.&nbsp; Good idea.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jdvn1, post: 2403316, member: 26424"] If you have time, try a short solo game with her. Or single her character out in a situation where... say, she gets captured or something or an important NPC requests to speak with [i]her[/i]. I had a really small Halfling Psion, in 3.0, who was chosen to be the 'champion' of my party in a one-on-one battle to win an important item. My character was probably the least fit for the battle, but I squeaked it out and was able to use the situation for really interesting roleplaying opportunities. Ask her if she likes her character, and why or why not. Play on the character's strengths. If not, let her make a new one. If she opts to make a new one, make he entrance into the party something special--have it be a sequence she has to go through or something. If you notice any of this happening:then interrupt the other players with, "Well, it might work if you do it [i]this[/i] way. Good idea." [/QUOTE]

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