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Message: <blockquote data-quote="darkloki" data-source="post: 3835026" data-attributes="member: 49291">Hmmmmm.... strangeSave the goblin, save the world! ROFLMAO!By the way, I had some questions on this when i read this post. Where did the group get the impression you were being "blood thirsty"? Maybe they thought your character was a maniac. It just seemed like a really random thing to do. It probably gave them the impression that you had something else going on that wasn't in the groups best interest, and it is a major assumption that another PC wasn't going to react the same way your PC would to another sentient creature, regardless if it was an NPC or PC.The theory that its a PC vs. an NPC is a little metagamey if you ask me. You are roleplaying a fictional character in a fictional world in a fictional sitution. What authority does another player have to tell another player how to play? Unless someone is doing something ridiculous ... then it is the DM's job to step in.Besides all the talk about trusting others in the group and all that and you make a character that secretly works for the organization they are opposed to? Again, it is an assumption that "you are going to be saved". I would just think about the expectations you have of the group vs. how the group actually plays. But i definitley recommend talking to the Mossimo player about it and not quitting the game.Lastly, if you have something else to do other than D&D with your friends, don't throw it in their face. If you have to say "you know, i could be doing this instead of D&D..." or "I should be doing this other than D&D..." than go do it. But don't be a martyr.</blockquote>

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