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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Nagol" data-source="post: 5717638" data-attributes="member: 23935">Some questions to ask yourself:1) Will the extra attention appear like you deliberately targeting of the player by the player or the group (either positively or negatively) or will in-game circumstances be understandable so that the attention appears warranted within the context?  This becomes more important in situations of low initial trust like a new group or the player in question is new to the group.2) Are the in-game factions concerned sufficiently with race to warrant spending extra attention in the first place?  If the factions were elvish in nature, would you naturally shift attenton to the elves in the group or is part of the extra atention the relatve scarcity of PCs of that particular heritage?  If it is based upon PC scarcity then think about whether the in-game factions are overly concerned with race to begin with.3) Are the in-game factions particularly interested on concerned with the PCs at all?  Often PCs are viewed as agents of the "Other Side" as opposed to individuals or aren't considered at all -- especially at low level.  Will the in-game factions take particular note of the PCs versus everyone else until their plans start getting blown?</blockquote>