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<blockquote data-quote="DarkMaster" data-source="post: 1527077" data-attributes="member: 16362"><p>how do you handle fight without depriving them their right to live. People can be attacked physically and emotionaly. Emotional attack can have very unpredictable results. I am sure nobody would want to go in depression. A colleague at work just got into depression let's assume for a moment that he is a PC, I am pretty sure that his "player would never want him to get depressed, so that he can collect more money, enjoy life ect". But all these personal attack, problem at work, death of his father rocky relationship finally got a toll on him. If you were the DM how would you handle this situation?</p><p></p><p>I am not saying I forces player to act like NPC all the time but on certains occasion things are bigger than what their character can handle. a 2nd level rogue with a low wisdom will probably quickly crack when the 6th level maxed Intimidate question him, wether or not his player wants it (obviously I will roll the dice, but chances are high that he failed) Same as if the 2nd level rogue would have go 1 on 1 with a 6th level fighter and nobody complains about it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DarkMaster, post: 1527077, member: 16362"] how do you handle fight without depriving them their right to live. People can be attacked physically and emotionaly. Emotional attack can have very unpredictable results. I am sure nobody would want to go in depression. A colleague at work just got into depression let's assume for a moment that he is a PC, I am pretty sure that his "player would never want him to get depressed, so that he can collect more money, enjoy life ect". But all these personal attack, problem at work, death of his father rocky relationship finally got a toll on him. If you were the DM how would you handle this situation? I am not saying I forces player to act like NPC all the time but on certains occasion things are bigger than what their character can handle. a 2nd level rogue with a low wisdom will probably quickly crack when the 6th level maxed Intimidate question him, wether or not his player wants it (obviously I will roll the dice, but chances are high that he failed) Same as if the 2nd level rogue would have go 1 on 1 with a 6th level fighter and nobody complains about it. [/QUOTE]
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