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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ThoughtBubble" data-source="post: 1931987" data-attributes="member: 9723">Not quite the same, but...In my last D&D campaign, the players finally managed to escape from an a trap ridden, undead-filled, wizard made dungeon. Part of this involved the capturing, and occasional near-death of a somewhat shy and bumbling npc captive named Thompson. Well, they make it out, barely avoiding the local ghoul king, and thompson is saved (thoug more by happenstance than anything else) by the female cleric, whom he immedieately follows around like a puppy and tries to get her attention.She ignores him completely.Post the session, I do a wrap up, and display the situation at base camp. Their CO asks for reports, and I explain that I want them e-mailed to me, along with activities that they want to do before getting their next mission.No response on the activites, but I do get most of the reports, so we move on.Several sessions later, a stronger, more confident Thompson re-appears. The cleric generally stands around, as he re-introduces himself to the party, and starts up small-talk. The cleric's player asks me if he was a heavy drinker. I tell him to ask Thompson.He says "But it's something we would have talked about."Ahem. ARGH!</blockquote>