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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Drohem" data-source="post: 4529104" data-attributes="member: 61551">Well, in your situation I would say that there are bigger problems than trying to find a rule in the game to enforce roleplaying.  However, here are a two rules that may assist you in ruling on some of these problems. Opposed Skill Checks (Player's Handbook p. 178):I would use this rule when two of your PCs are using skills on each other. For example, say the fighter wants to use his Intimidate skill to force the Rogue to give him the axe. Then I would say that this is an opposed roll which involved the Fighter's Intimidate skill vs. the Rogue's Insight skill. Ability Checks (Player's Handbook p. 26):I would use this rule for PC contests that don't involve skills. For example, let's say that both the Fighter and Rogue grabbed the axe at the same time, then each would make a Strength Ability check and the higher check wins. Now, let's say that both go to grab the axe at the same time, then they would make Dexterity Ability checks.</blockquote>