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<blockquote data-quote="Elf Witch" data-source="post: 5569805" data-attributes="member: 9037">I have to agree that the players not the DM get to decide how their PCs react to the world. If the player wants to believe that all necromancers are evil and anything to do with it is evil that is his right. But the DM runs the world and gets to decide how the NPCs in the world react to what PCs do. She didn't interfere when the player chose to have his PC kill the necromancer. Which he did over other party member's yelling at him not to even causing the cleric to attack him to try and stop him.He went to jail because the cleric told his order what dwarf did and I told my guild. He was upset that his character was arrested for murder. As a player he had every right to play his character the way he wants but he also needs to accept the consequences of his actions.The reason she had him do a wisdom roll was not to stop him from destroying the statues but to see if he would really do so behind his party's back. And when he choose to do it she let him.I am all for role playing. But it is important to remember it is a game being played and you are not playing it alone.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Elf Witch, post: 5569805, member: 9037"] I have to agree that the players not the DM get to decide how their PCs react to the world. If the player wants to believe that all necromancers are evil and anything to do with it is evil that is his right. But the DM runs the world and gets to decide how the NPCs in the world react to what PCs do. She didn't interfere when the player chose to have his PC kill the necromancer. Which he did over other party member's yelling at him not to even causing the cleric to attack him to try and stop him. He went to jail because the cleric told his order what dwarf did and I told my guild. He was upset that his character was arrested for murder. As a player he had every right to play his character the way he wants but he also needs to accept the consequences of his actions. The reason she had him do a wisdom roll was not to stop him from destroying the statues but to see if he would really do so behind his party's back. And when he choose to do it she let him. I am all for role playing. But it is important to remember it is a game being played and you are not playing it alone. [/QUOTE]

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