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<blockquote data-quote="Gimul" data-source="post: 6734639" data-attributes="member: 6778088">Couple of questions for the OP:Are you making any effort to tank?Are you just running around Hulk Smiting everything?You seem to be the only party member in heavy (and possibly even medium) armor. Did you ask the other players permission before playing a sentient #FailedStealthCheck?If the answer to those questions is: No, Yes, No; then you might want to spend a little time communing with your deity, seeking guidance on not being a !#%$.I'm joking a little, but you (I'm assuming seriously) just suggested another player should need your (you being a player and not a dm) permission to play his character.Running healer-less is a valid party option. Running healer-less while clank-clanking it up and selling out the one party member with decent damage soaking is less so... but it can be done. I would suggest the party invest in healing kits/potions and camp early and often (protip: set a watch).One way to avoid situations like these is to have some discussion/coordination before hand instead of everyone just showing up with a character sheet. Some players may consider that meta gaming, while others may consider it simply practical. YMMV. Do whatever is fun for you and your table.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gimul, post: 6734639, member: 6778088"] Couple of questions for the OP: Are you making any effort to tank? Are you just running around Hulk Smiting everything? You seem to be the only party member in heavy (and possibly even medium) armor. Did you ask the other players permission before playing a sentient #FailedStealthCheck? If the answer to those questions is: No, Yes, No; then you might want to spend a little time communing with your deity, seeking guidance on not being a !#%$. I'm joking a little, but you (I'm assuming seriously) just suggested another player should need your (you being a player and not a dm) permission to play his character. Running healer-less is a valid party option. Running healer-less while clank-clanking it up and selling out the one party member with decent damage soaking is less so... but it can be done. I would suggest the party invest in healing kits/potions and camp early and often (protip: set a watch). One way to avoid situations like these is to have some discussion/coordination before hand instead of everyone just showing up with a character sheet. Some players may consider that meta gaming, while others may consider it simply practical. YMMV. Do whatever is fun for you and your table. [/QUOTE]

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