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<blockquote data-quote="paulewaug" data-source="post: 1054635" data-attributes="member: 5899">Probably won't be much help but-I would like to say-If you are unable to come up with a viable solution and this actually Is becoming a Problem- it may be necessary to &quot;let the badger go&quot; and get a new pet.I know players and their characters can be rahter attached to a certain idea or thing but if IMO this is not something worhty of being an issue.&nbsp; Yeah you don't to mess with a players concept of the pc and if the have this really great reason to have this particular animal around all the time the Dm could come up with something like a magic&nbsp; collar that acts as an &quot;on off switch&quot; for the rage.&nbsp; But as I said it may be necessary to get a different pet.I realise this is not what you were asking for but it is always necessary to keep the options open.Good luck!p.s. I had thought of Calm Emotions also but for one thing it is not even a Druid spell.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="paulewaug, post: 1054635, member: 5899"] Probably won't be much help but- I would like to say- If you are unable to come up with a viable solution and this actually Is becoming a Problem- it may be necessary to "let the badger go" and get a new pet. I know players and their characters can be rahter attached to a certain idea or thing but if IMO this is not something worhty of being an issue. Yeah you don't to mess with a players concept of the pc and if the have this really great reason to have this particular animal around all the time the Dm could come up with something like a magic collar that acts as an "on off switch" for the rage. But as I said it may be necessary to get a different pet. I realise this is not what you were asking for but it is always necessary to keep the options open. Good luck! p.s. I had thought of [i]Calm Emotions[/i] also but for one thing it is not even a Druid spell. [/QUOTE]

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